Local notes from Syracuse and Silverplume relatives
The column reports on family news from Syracuse and Silverplume. Hibner travels to Syracuse to help son Fred harvest broom corn as a two inch snowstorm hits Silverplume. Daily letters describe front camp life and training. A teacher shortage affects districts. several locals attend church and share meals.
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Aes Tee Hibner
Syracuse
Pike's Peak
Edgar Landis
Camp
Funston
Riley Flory
Arthu
Boehle
Worden
Will’ Hamberger
Noah Eberhart
Everett Lut
John Gimblet
Mr. Giisict
Filburn
Elmer. Landis
Geo. Hibner
Silverplume
Colorado
Kansas
Fred
Dr V A Young Reveals Douglas County For YeM
A terse notice from Dr V A Young notes Douglas County aligns with YeM during the head river drive. The fragment confirms regional backing but lacks full context or dates.
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V. A. Young
Douglas
County
Yem
Head Rive
Douglas County May Face 45000 Quota Drive
Douglas County likely to set a 45000 quota for Fraternal Aid Union fund drive led by Dr. W A Young as chairman using assessment plans to spur giving to Y M C A W C A Knights of Columbus and Jewish welfare work to aid soldiers. Beneficiaries include war related relief groups and Community House work with broad participation urged.
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Supreme
Douglas County
T. J. Sweeney
George H. Hodges
Kansas
Sweeney
Young
United States
W.C. A
Knights of Columbus
Contractor Named For Sethmish Church Improvements
J T Constant was awarded the contract for improvements on the Sethmish church and will start work soon. The ad mentions MecNish’s aerated distilled water, a card of thanks from the Willey family, and a Dicker’s Hall dance with Holyfield’s Orchestra on Friday evening.
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Constant
J.T. Constant
Laura Willey
EL Willey
Dicker’s Hall
Holyfield’s
Snow & Swisher
Pershing's Crusaders shown in first government war film
Lawrence audiences will view Pershing's Crusaders, a government war film documenting the first year of U S mobilization. It covers recruitment, cantonments, outfitting troops, arms production, shipyards, aircraft fleets, and U S troops in training and in France with officers Baker and Pershing.
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Pershing
Crusaders
United States
Lawrence
Varsity
Bowerisock
France
Pernd
Hbeys
Hogs Lead Market Gains at Kansas City Yards
Feeder hog prices climbed to 20.65 with top hogs at 20.68 as receipts totaled 86,000 cattle and 15,000 sheep and lambs. Cattle kept steady with prime steers at about 19.00, while overall runs showed strong beefs, improving hogs, and active stock pig trading amid heavy weekly totals.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Market Report Signals Mixed Livestock Prices
Market report from Kansas City shows cattle receipts at 24 000 with prices for prime fed steers and cows and heifers. Hogs receipts reach 11 000 with prices ranging up to 20 20 35. Wheat and corn prices quoted along with rye hay notes and ice cream ad clutter the page.
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Kansas City
Chicago
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Maine
Journal World
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J. D. Bowerlock
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