FOR SALE Well improved stock farm in Douglas county
Lost Eastern Star pin mentioned amid damaged lines advertises a farm listing in Richland Kansas. The ad describes a well improved stock farm in Douglas county with 3 acres in cultivation and balance in pasture, two wells, hog-tight pasture, and outbuildings including granary, sheds, and implements. Price 67.50 per acre. Clyde ley, Administrator.
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Douglas Cedunty
Cork
Turolland
Cacre
Clydeley
Richland
Kansas
Wanted Help Wanted Ad With Mixed Fragments
Fragmented classified item seeking workers and a separate notice offering reward. Mentions Bowman 1803 and Kaw Valley Canvery Conquiry. References women and girls and a medical name Dr R El Garn es. Vague location near Maple fireve Contery.
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Bowman
Kaw Valley
Maple Fireve Contery
R. EL Garnes
Body of boy believed recovered near Lawrence
The body of a boy, likely James Wit of Lawence area, was found in the creek ten miles east by Frank Bryant. Sheriff Crangings notified police chief Harvey Parsons in Topeka. The drowning occurred a month ago after a bridge span washed out by high water. Relatives mourn the loss as efforts to locate the missing body continue.
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Damie Wita Ohl
Lawrence
Frank Bryant
Doughkis
Natutiel
Cormuer
Harvey Parsons
Ona
Telen Wieliita
Lavyrenee
Wehey
Wiedita
Henry Johns Dies. Lawrence Resident for Many Years
Henry Johns, longtime Lawrence resident, died after a life spent in the city and nearby areas. He left Lawrence eleven years ago to California and recently returned, having formerly owned the Lawrence barber shop now run by K. J. Hunsinger. He had two sons, and prior work included employment at the Bower sock Mills. Surviving relatives include Mrs. Grete Stang.
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Lawrence
Hear the Italian Tune at The Bowersock Tonight
Local brief notes music and advertisement for Italian tune at The Bowersock tonight. Mentions price and phone contact, with scattered market and cattle references from a larger page. No clear event outcome.
Rushed Women’s Fraternities Honor Bid Week at Kansas Library
Students at a Kansas University campus endure bid week for women’s Greek letter societies. Sororities use bid wagons and social events to recruit freshmen, with pledging to conclude by midweek. Initiation and full membership follow once first semester work ends, as two national sororities prepare to join the Pan-Hellenic Association.
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Spooner Library
Kansas
Evik
Hellenic Association
Belony
Canadians in khaki scout to aid Canadians at front
A dispatch describes Canadian volunteers in khaki, noting their ingenuity and initiative beyond stereotype. It recalls log cabins and field tips, and mentions markings like the Swastika as talismans, with images of fernlike insignia and signs used in the Great Lakes region.
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Paris
Americdt
India
Maurice Barres
Great Lakes
Thi
Caffadia
Sezar Boutons
Local Pick-Ups and Thief Deterrence Mentioned in State
Fragmentary notice references Edgars car seals aiding theft detection and mentions various names and places such as New Mexico Miss Loni Lang Spring Alabama street and Hamilton in a murky context. The text appears to describe plans or offerings related to refreshments and possible sales but remains unclear.
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New
Mexico
Loni Lang
Wee
Union Pacific Explains Prison Visit Mixup at Leavenworth
Union Pacific offers explanation for confusion over opening of Leavenworth prisons during the national guard encampment. The railroad notes visitors were misled about the federal and military prisons, with some believing both were open while others were told no visitors. The plan appears aimed at detailing the intended advertising mix-up.
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Union Pacific
Leaven Worth
Leavenworth
Lawrence
National Guard
Anilitary
Anilitary Prison
Limelight Navy Lieutenant Elope Shocks Society
Miss Josephine Smith, a Grivity Kansas graduate, sent wedding invitations for a September 23 ceremony to wed Lieut. Edward J. All off the United States. In a startling turn, she eloped with Grier Stewart, the dawn bridegroom, after invitations had been mailed. Both parties are prominent social figures with ties to wealth and media.
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Josephine Smith
Grivity ‘of
Kansas
Wedding O
Edward
United States
Lee
Smith
Oklahoma City
Marryig Grier
Stewart
Ass Smith
Sir H. F. Smith
Niec
Weelliton
Aces
iNaai
Personal News From Topeka and Nearby Areas
PERSONALS. A J Ross of Topeka spent a few days in San Francisco on his way to Los Angeles, Calif. Clyde Alphin returned to his home in Great Bend this morning after spending Sunday with Mrs. Lydia Alphin. Miss Keifer went to Noria this morning.
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A. J. Ross
Topeka
Ioynia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Calif
Clyde Alphin
Great Benfl
Lydia
Alphin
Eceh Keifer
Noria
Fis Mora
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Wadver's
Lunes
Elinen
Wenn Kuvis
Feavorts Ruare
Pinno
Sid Nuarter
Ehair
Sald Rucker
Perry
Law
Waddern
Endora
Clinton
Youn Uget
Kentucky
Geokwin Hatt
St. Bell
Home
AEST
Ron Rouse
Lawrences
Call Bell
Henry Johns
Rkebravedk
Houser Soins
Sean
Gustafson
Will
Spooner Hall
É Gamma Phi Gioia
Murphy Tons
Thdiana
Atreat
Women
pan-Hellunic Associaion Koon
Wichita
Edgars
Waters
Orneni-Howard
Hamilton
Cas
Chrstafson
K. A. Girlin
Limelight
Oliver Gang
Oliver Sulky
Oliver Rid. Cultivators
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