Community Notices of Visits and Travel Across Town
The fragment lists residents visiting relatives and traveling this week. Mentions include Celia Mulihill heading to Clyde Kansas to preach, Walter Kunkel visiting Lawrence, Mrs. Fred Hess and Grace Hess from Topeka visiting a sister, Hugh Kyles referencing farm-related plans, and Miss Enunae preparing to travel to Naperville for events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Hunter
Celia Mulihill
Clyde
Kansas
Selisol
Walter Kunkel
Lawrence
Fred
Hess
Topeka
George Able
Benj. Wilson
Hugh Kyles
JM. Haniit
Tatu
Terry
Nose Tufchinson
Williamstown
Margaret
Mulilike
Twin Mound Grange Hosts Five Meres Supper Night
The Twin Mound Grange held a five meres supper for members and families on Friday pay night. Clyde Hiatt led a silvert event and a lively time followed. Miss Deane hoped to travel west by the time the school begins next Monday. Mrs Nelson and daughter from Oregon visit Mrs Peadsky and Miz Jando Heber McKingie in Lawrence. an excursion from Richland to Fopeks is planned for next Wednesday and Thursday leaving Richland at 10 and returning at 11:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Richland
Fopeks
Raymomd
Baulsky
Chili Re Weta
Deane
Worden Mrs Juhineinen Visitation in Saint Louis
Mrs Juhineinen of St Louis Mo visits relatives in the neighborhood, spending Monday away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington-Dallevtiue
We Home
Tenn. St
Kanwaka residents children head to schools and events
Mrs Will Anderson and family note school openings in Kanwaka. Pupils join Lawrence High and KU programs as Winter session begins. Community mentions Fair attendance, local visits, and residents reporting lightning damage and moving plans.
Community notes and rural meetings in Lawrence area
Local snippets describe social visits, hospital cases, and agricultural life around Lawrence. Residents James Kassinger and others are noted for injuries and recoveries. Pettit Pardee and Pardee family activities are mentioned alongside school openings and busier fair time.
Local notes on visits and helpers amid family duties
Ida Lyons returns to work in Lawrence after a Friday trip to town. Mrs Dan Beeghly and family help Mrs Flory as Miss Alice Sitnler arrives. Elsie Howes begins teaching at Range Lane. A E Puckett family and A C Williams make Lawrence visits and pole setting continues. Weather brings sprouts and seeds in the fall season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Ida Lyons
Lawrence Selisa
Dan
Beeghly
Sari
Lloyd
Elmer Flory
Ome
Westey Flory
Flory
Elsie Howes
Tenehins
Ak Range Lane
A, E. Puckett
F ‘Amily
Lawrence
A. H. Boehle
A.C. Williams
Alt. Bitner
Union District
Shirleh
Peterson
Local Happenings and Visits Across Lawrence on Friday
Miss Lois Curd spent Friday with Mabel Rothwell and others from Midland. Visitors attended the Dougs County Fair in Lawrence. Cleta Johnson won several prizes at the Hill Box event. Captain Jorre Me and Mrs Boreach spent Friday and Saturday in Kansas City. Lois Curd and Edith Ribe planned to attend school in Lawrence while Jennison will go to Central High School. The Melping Hand club meeting was postponed to September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanwaka
Will Nv Anderson
We "D. Porter
Clella “Murray
Lawrence
Enma Dews
Fest Pontius
Attenst Mather
Colin
Bansas City
Kan
John Banks
Dick Richards
Legompted High School
Beth Pontius
Nisi
Janette
Pontius
Ruth Christy
Laura Sehellhorn
Clean Murray
Ambrose. Bigsby
Ernest Bigsby
Orville
van Neste
Zebbie
Hastman’s
Bra
Aed
Neville
Waill'reat
Mes.g. Au Cobani
Colman Bros
Mark Pierson
Stony Point
James Kassinger
Will Pumroy
Lenwig Georgii
Will Winters
Baldwin
Roe
Art Winters
Borla Pardee
Lewis Iwren
C. W. Harris
Will Prmray
John Pardee
Ray Mineev
Mntie Stielk
Tye
Inllis
Kansas
Yill Punroy
Kapsinger
Wis
Shaw
Pairview
Lewis Georgia
Bertha Pardee
Mabel Putntynywy
Mthough
Ford Winters
Lranghly
Lewis Ghongii
I Ola Charchbingh
Tennial Kassinger
Siulauy
Thos. Pardee
Fenny McQueen
Lawyrence
Maggie McMillin
Faiidee
Will
Charley Lule
Georgii
Lois Curd
Mabel Rothwells
Baritte
Ani Mis
Rence
Midland
Weilnesday
Plaber D Sen
Johmson
Frank Wells
Droll
Rae Asus
Mabel Rothwell
Spat Brose
Ted Agl
Lord's
Durin
Hilary
Aeceral School
Edith Rive
High School
Chota Jennison
Psetoad
Central
Better than average crops sweep central states indicators
A late 19th century USDA Farmers Bulletin shows crop conditions across eight western and central states with Kansas Colorado Kansas Nebraska and Wyoming near or above average on August 14. The report notes diverse crops offsetting localized shortfalls and highlights a Texas kidney remedy advertisement as part of the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crest West
Farmers Bulletin
United Sates Departent of Agriculture
Jstal HS
Kansas
Wildlife hunting rules and a local business update in Kansas
The text outlines Kansas wildlife laws restricting killing or possession of wild birds with specific seasons and exceptions. It then shifts to local business notes mentioning Lawrence Business College graduates, shop notices, and a framing department ad for Squire's Studio with art framing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janis
Kansas
Lawrence Business College
Vague Medical Note on Alterative Use and Respiratory Ailments
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a remedy or alterative linked to bronchial catarrh and throat and lung affections. Mentions timing or seasonality and possible internal system effects, but details are unclear and names or places are absent.
Plague in Sicily triggers government cautions in Catania
Reports from London state the Italian government imposes extreme precautions as plague breaks out in Catania. Private advices indicate measures to prevent spread, while public officials urge vigilance and preparedness amid the health scare and travel restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catania
iGovernment
Hondon
Anethet
Tdtian
Lawrence Business College Promises Path to Independence
A staged pitch asserts the college will train unskilled youths for dependable, in-demand work and aid women toward self sufficiency, presenting education as the route from dependence to independence. The ad questions if the reader will join and notes now is best to enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jife
Pile Lawrence Business College
Hess
Tumorrey
Notice of Appointment and Political Tickets
Notice shows appointment of executor in the estate of Ann Reed in Douglas County and lists Republican, Democratic, and Independent tickets with named candidates for governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, auditor, treasurer, and other statewide and county offices. Several readable names include Arthur Cap and George W. Thalges among party slates and Ralph Spotts as probate judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Arthur Cap
William ¥. Mery
San
Seordid T. Balis
Rass
Carey J. Wilson
Dyer
Walker
Chariminges
John Hridie
Lawrence
Wilson
Jolnaley
Compty
C. R. Hawley
Cout
sShernat Mipitioer
John AL. Newlin
Georgy WH
Thalges
Otte
John BE
Fareg Claery
Srawn
Latkwretien
Bryte Audstor
Perry Grentans
Fagan
Hinto Teasuvér
P. TE Laughtin
Frank
Tota
Papaly
Trstenet Irri
Affis Aoi
Arnold
Cottonwood Malin Mor Mlurney Genemd
Sila Amick
Ralph Spotts
Excess in August Foreign Trade Reflects War Impact
The report shows US imports in August at 51414 million dollars and exports at 614, while a 19 million dollar import excess over exports compares with a 0.14 million dollar export excess a year earlier. War disrupted trade, with cotton demand down and September exports expected to shrink further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Witl
United States
Putition Dottars
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Junkel
Hershey
Watter
Baker's
Newport Coffee
Business Education
Lawrense Bueinasi Colle
Lawresea
Rus
Slawrence
Old Round Corner
Woodtart & Co
Eastman Kodak
Graton & Knight
Heart
Brad
Iron Works
Bell 106
Teter’s
Cash Grocery
Massachusetts
Campbell’s Sc
Frank Fongos
Newman
Zimmerian
Perry
Mott
Sher Homie Inis
Atten Oe Neal
Selle Johanning Schwart
Fleer
Ghoy
Deuagiste
Si Cinty & Pathle
Seul
Colt Jaedicke
Ordey
W. D. Gwin
North Lawrence
Jonathan and
Grimes Golden
Helm Commission CO
Stull
Sehoul
Momdlay
Clarence Smith
Abury Stall
Daupther
Alberta
Stumt
Rank Hunk
P. Rake
Irk
C.F. Woitkile
Missi
Amelia Wulfkulle
Hotsommer’s
Gresser
Philsathea Bible Class
Lisstess
Wesley Kraft
Milliion County
Charles Nichols
The-Lome
TR Nichols
Essie McAtee
James [Kizer
Dorothy Hildenbrand
Lutha Gresser
Roy Gress
John Walter
Sma
Albert. Eberhart
H. E. Fieage
Dauphin
Wiildiriga
Topeke
Harry Rake
Harry
Wulfkalide
Wulfkuldes
B. Kraft
Poivns
D. P
Rake
Anna Miaphy
Hokt
Sommers
Pleasant Grove
Alent
Roy Rothrock
Sehool
Willow Springs
Lloyd Perr Nmin
Perryman
Overbrook
Tie
Ed. VanHosen
Minnie Dehner Kieean
Central School
Worden
Otto Roth
Boehle
Ruth
Arthur Boehle
Pleasant Valley
Henry Boehle
Riley ‘Flory
Win. Lyons
Willie
Si Puckett
Texas
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Aniggists
AL Prentiss
G. A. Hamman
Mek Bros
Squire
Sidio
Ute
Chamberlain
Cole, Chulera
Diary
Remedy Soil
Lawrence Busiiess College
Journal-World
le Uie
Douglis
Kavdniyv
Ann
Houflas Conuty
2En AG Leary
Burtis
Taylor
Sturt
T. At” Perkins
Ogien
Lee
Jouer
Chas A. Kellsall
Cong Ty Py
White
Democratic
James Fitzpate
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