Elks Bowling Scores and Rent News Across the Region
Barteldes Jr. team defeated Rilling in ten pins at Elks alleys with high scorer Riling 498. Hartig and Phillips teams tied in seven-back series with Hartig high at 250 and Clingman 232 leading Hartig. Chit-Hips led by Riling with 217. Rent hearing in York notes Jesse Shewell, owner of 38 houses, has not raised rent for 35 years. Democratic National Committee to meet in Atlantic City for campaign planning. Elizabeth Kenney visits, returning to Washington after three weeks. Local grocery ad from Allens Park Grocery and Derby Grain Co advertise services and coal.
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Elks Alleys
Barteldes Jr
Rilling
Winnie Tyee
Riling
Barteldes
Ehtman
Hartig
Phillips
Philips
Clingman
York
Old Dragenese
Glenrock
Jesse Shewell
German soldiers steal Roumanian scarfs in war loot
Washington reports millions of dollars worth of Roumanian scarfs disappeared as Teuton troops overran the country. Red Cross workers say replacing them is hard, but they urge silk and textile makers to resume work. At the war’s outset there were 8.6 million dollars in scarfs adorning Roumanian women. Invaders seized many pieces. hiding wearers faced punishment. French. Flashers at Rankin's Drug Store Adv.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Roumania
Eastern Kansas Shorthorn Breeders to Hold Ottawa Sale
Announcement notes the first semi annual sale of the Eastern Kansas Shorthorn Breeders association at Ottawa on October 8. The piece highlights associations formed to promote pure bred stock, its potential to boost farm productivity and profits amid rising land values, and the ongoing interest among farmers in stock raising prospects.
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Eastern
Kansas Shorthorn Breeders Association
Ottawa
Jealous wife in West Ham court over accused adultery
London report details Mrs John Poo accusing her spouse of gadding with other women. She produced letters and a baby photo card, claiming jealousy after 41 years of marriage. The court bound the husband to keep peace for six months.
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London
John
E. Poo
West Ham
S.S
Marrige
Fine Holstein Head Developed by Bales
On O R Bales farm south of No 6 school dairy cows gain winter comfort with individual drink tanks at stanchions. His Holstein herd includes Hengervelil Burke Queen with a seven day test of 635.6 pounds milk and 3.18 test, butter fat 20.211, plus a valuable bull sire from a high yielding line. A calf from a proven dam, bearing strong bloodlines, adds an estimated value over a thousand dollars. The herd aims to elevate Bales as a noted purebred Holstein breeder.
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O. R. Bales
No. 6 Schol
Mr. Bales
Rales
Nerin
Deutschland Korndyke
Deaths and Funerals in Local Notices
Richard F Laughlin three year old son of F F Laughlin of Fu dora died last night at ten o clock at the Anderson hospital Burial will be at Eudora Albert A Hicks funeral at 2 o clock Sunday from the home north of town Rev M Lee Sorey to officiate Burial in Oak Hill cemetery To Make Arrangements W O R Evans William Bromelsick and J D Bawersock named last night as a committee to complete undertakings entered into by the Chamber of Commerce for the Reuter Schwarz Organ company
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Richard F. Laughlin
F. FE. Laughlin
Fudora
Andersonospital
Eudora
Albert A. Hicks
M. Lee Sorey
Oak Iill
W. OR. Evans
William Bromelsick
J.D. Bawersock
Chamber of Commerce
Reuter-Schwarz Organ Company
Bunk Mate Reunites With 1861 Wedding Pair
Rev Thomas King of Phillipsburg visits Mr and Mrs J J Smith of 1205 Ta St. The 1861 wedding by the same minister united the old war friends who had not met since 1867. King, now a Methodist minister in Phi He, attends Conference in Kansas City Mo and recalls wedding just before mustering out. In London the Three Counties Asylum patients saved a corn crop during a fire threatening nearby hay stacks.
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J. J. Smith
Ta. St
Thomas
King
Phillipsburg
Smith
Mr. King
Mr. Smith
London
Three Counties Asylum
Hitchin
Labor M. P Father of 17 Welcomes Another Daughter
Arthur Hayday aged 50 Labor member of Parliament for West Nottingham is credited as the father of 17 after a daughter was born. He had previously boasted in the House of Commons in February that he was father to 16 children.
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Labor M. P
London
Arthur Hayday
Labor
West Nottingham
House of Commons
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Atlantic City
Elizabeth Kenney
Allens Park
Italy
Derby Grain Co
Dr. Orelup
Dick Building
Rankin's Drug Store
Allen's Park “Grocery
Christian of
Denmark
Old Ben
Wiineis Coal
Logan-Moore Tamber Co
Barbadoes
St. Lucia
W. E. Wilson
Mass
Eliza Day
Ellen Terry
British Drama League Conference
Thames
King Edward Horsenail
Mansion House
Leicestershire
Allen's Talk Grocery
Petrograd
Paris
Bales
Lawrence Aerial Paint CO
H. L
D. T. Mecpeters
White
College Inn
Tennessee
G. N. Allendorph, Prop
Lawrence Kansar
Garner Fenn
Ao Rae
Sibley Kangas
Fugland
Widemann
Goat Milk Laboratories Physicians
Sol Ly Druggists
Trice & Co
Samuel G. Clarke
Charlton
Tc. W. Smith
Islen
Eagle Bros
Buck & McDonald
Lough A
Brinkman
Watkins National Bank
Heroes of the
C. Martin
Kansas State Historic
S .F. Conneley
Wam Allen White
C. B. Lyons, Jr
Kansas Avenue
Topeka, Kansas
Lawrence National Bank
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