Petition to veto further prohibition signed by few locals
A petition directed to the president to veto further prohibition has collected only nineteen signatures, four from Lawrence. The document lists citizens protesting further legislation and warning of economic disruption, with signatures largely illegible except home towns. Names suggested include E. D. Ricker, J. D. McNeill, H. W. Alexander, and E. Galloway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge House
Dent
Congress
Lawrence
United’ States
E. D. Ricker
Drucken
J. D. McNeill
McMull
H. W. Alexander
E. G
E. J. Galloway
Fraternities Plan Rushed Season Amid War Restrictions
Pan-Hellenic meets at the university to set a limited rushing season as war conditions force fraternity members to live in army barracks. Houses will not be offered for temporary lodging but may host entertainment for S.A.T.C. members and families to ease room shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan-Hellenic
AT. C. Mens
T.C
pan-Hellenic Society
S.A. T.C
Local Families Visit In Topeka And Nearby Towns
Clearfield residents Mr and Mrs Henay Rohe and family join Mr and Mrs Martin Rohe Jr and Sr and their kin for the state chair visit at Topeka. Oliver Brecheisen and Garden City relatives spent ten days visiting in Town. Breithaupt sister Mrs Gleser plans a visit.
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I. H. Henay- Rohe
Martin Rohe
Ong Hausman
Albert
W. Ter
Harry
Guen
Will Selzer
Sue
Will’ Selzer
Topeka
Brecheisen
Oliver Brecheisen
Melville
Mra Wareven
Wiss
B “Breithaupt
Mrs. Gleser
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Travel
Sunday greetings note Mr. Melville and family visitors in Wellsville. Miss Stella Breit and Miss Elfrieda Selzer left for Le Louk. Mr. and Mrs Lewis Schendel hosted visitors Roy Breithaupt and Gideon Breithaupt. Artie Channey stays with sister Mrs George Haskinson. Agnes Joy of Lawrence spends Wednesday night with Henry Rohe.
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Artie Channey
Hig
George ‘Haskinson
Vinland
Anne Agnes Joy-of-Lawrence
Atrs
Henry Rohe
Local residents report deaths in McPherson apartment
Mrs Zoe Armstrong, Miss Ruth ing and Mr Marion Armstrong of McPherson Kansas are dead in their apartment at 1205 Miss Pearl Messenger and Miss Jennie Ferginson left for their homes at Pittsburg Kansas after visiting friends in the National Army Training School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe Armstrong
Ruthing
Marion
Arm Strong
McPherson
Kansas
Ee Muerte
Pearl. Messenger
Jennie Ferginson
Pittsburg
National Army
Wanted Quiet Place to Board by Man and Wife
Classified notice seeks a quiet place to board a man and his wife. Also advertisements call for laborers and workers for water main project to Cantonment and for cleaning and paving construction duties reported on the 12th. Includes contact notes and job details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nica
Man and Wifes
Jephone Bees
Wanted Competent Girl for Cooking and Housework
Local notice seeks a capable girl for cooking and general housework with wages offered. Phone number 270 provided for inquiries. Also a separate notice states the husband will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife Lula Harman after September 16, 1918. Signed Lewis Harman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Harman
Lewis Harman
Puré Blood Health Claim Warned By Medical Director
A medical director cautions against impurities in blood products and urges caution with puré blood remedies. He notes a long standing product sold by druggists nationwide and emphasizes seeking reliable medical guidance for blood health.
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Gto
S. S
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Haskell, Ave
Kentucky
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Kas
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Superin- Beere Telephone Co
Chalmers
Hunsinger’s
William Docking
Mass
Lecompton Free Fair
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Modoc Club
Charles A. Wells
Lecompton, Kan
W. E. Spalding
Gilbert Smith
N. Yphone
Kharkos
Laptad
N. H. Street
Douglas County
Skofstad’s
Skofstad
Farmers State and Savings Bank
Kaw Valley
U. S
Lawrence Business College
WE. Wilson
Teter's
Cash Grocery
eUleg Sebend
Edison
the Eriksen Furniture CO
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Robert E. House
Ori Jee Een
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