Wentworth holds successful year graduation exercises
Wentworth marked its most successful year as eighty four graduates received diplomas in a ceremony led by Major Latham with Judge Richard Field presenting the diplomas. Hon. John H. Atwood of Kansas City delivered an address praising re-blooded Americanism in education and the lessons of the war while Col. Sellers spoke briefly and the class roll listed numerous names. A special train carried cadets and visitors to Kansas City after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth
Col. Sellers
John H. Atwood
Kansas City
Lexington
Edward Aull, Jr
John Hopkins
Clayton Howe
Ambert Ashurst
Ain't It So Nincompoop Muse Measure
A garbled item notes a facetious remark about musical instruments and a business man. It references cash registry and Indianapolis Bay in unclear phrasing. The readable fragments suggest a humorous or satirical local item with names obfuscated.
Preacher to Speak at Presbyterian Church Next Sabbath
Rev Harold F Branch will preach at the Presbyterian church next Sabbath at 11 o clock in the morning and 8 o clock in the evening. Everyone is invited to hear him. Robt L Cowan Pastor.
Marriage Licenses Issued In Several Cities
A list of issued marriage licenses includes Alvin J. W. Sehuert and Alma Augusta Lorenz in Higginsville, Fred C. Boedeker in Higginsville, Oscar H. Wulfekammer Napoleon Ruth M. Mann in Wellington, George Rouse in Lexington, Lovey Kenny in Lexington, Robert Eapman in Lexington, Opal Popejoy in Lexington, Eldridge Yelton in Aullville, Mabel Hester Corder in Robt. L. Washington Lena Thomas in Odessa, Carrie Hufford in Wellington, Calvin Williams in Francis M. Jane in Lexington, John W. O'Donnell in Camden, Iva R. Burnett in Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin J. W. Sehuert
Alma Augusta Lorenz
Alma
Robert Eapman
Lexington Opal Popejoy Lexington
Eldridge Yelton
Aullville i
Mabel Hester Corder
Robt
L. Washington
Lena Thomas
Odessa
Walter Clemmons
Wellington
Carrie Hufford
Calvin Williams
Francis M
Ane
Lexington
John W. O'Donnell
Camden
Iva R. Burnett
Wiatom in Saving
A reflective line warns a man who cannot move forward will waste life grinding away and die without earning a single penny. The passage emphasizes effort and purpose over idle persistence in a costly, antiquated tone.
Lawyer and Principal Bell quarrel over settlement duration
A jurist questions a lawyer and Principal Bell about delaying a settlement. The lawyer claims an eight month timeframe while the principal balks at waiting that long for the money.
Arabian Hides Grade Well In World Markets
Arabian hides enter world markets via Merpt and the Sudan, largely from Jeddowna near Mecca. They include cattle hides, sheep skin, goatskins and camel hides, are generally dry salted, and though quantity is limited the quality is excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merpt
Sudan
Jeddowna
Mecca
Spagmodic Sermon at Indianapol is Star item
In a brief item from the Indianapol is Star readers are told of a peculiar sermon and women with tiny silk stockings may find they have something to show for their purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianipolis Star
County fete set to feature Balloon Brigade in Wellington
Wellington will be represented by a Balloon Brigade of children with Miss Lindquist as reader and Miss Alice Wulfehammers Canning Club in the procession. Prominent farmers and wives will assist at the reception as pretty girls and farm children enhance the county display. wall tents are sought for rest rooms and dressing rooms, with June 7 set for the big event as towns across the county plan to attend. Frank Stewart sold his horse Rex Carona for 600 dollars to Mrs. Loula Long Combs. Dr. Evan S. Connell, formerly a local physician, is promoted to captain in France and assigned to Camp Hospital No. 583 at Marseilles serving as head of the eye ear nose and throat clinic. He previously trained in Vienna and served with Evacuation Hospital No. 18 in major campaigns. Captain Connell is a Kansas City area native and son of Dr. W A. Connell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Lindquist
Alice Wulfehammer
Canning Club
Welington
Glasse
Higginsville
Waverly
Frank Stewart
Rex Carona
Loula Long Combs
Kansas City
Evan S. Connell
Virginia
France
Camp Hospital No. 583
Marseilles
Connell
University of Vienna
United States
Medical Corps of
Army
Funston
Dodge
Taylor
Marne
Marseiles
Brest
W A. Connell
Commerce Building
Kansas City Post
Lexington
M. C. McFadin
Watch the Saucer Plant Health Tip
A home watering cue suggests a good sign when the saucer under the pot remains damp after watering. If the saucer dries quickly, it may indicate overwatering or a plant health issue needing attention.
Quote on government ease for good by Gladstone
A quotation about government purpose states that the proper function is to facilitate good deeds by people and discourage evil acts. It attributes the view to Gladstone and frames government as a facilitator of virtuous conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Albert Sees Browning Dining Room Set for Wife
Household Hint notes Mr. Browning purchased a dining room set for his wife to complement the home’s wallpaper. The item is described as a tasteful addition that would mute the existing wall décor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Mr. Browning
No. 40 For The Blood Promises Cure From Evansville Doctor
J. C. Mendenhall of Evansville Indiana spent forty years in the drug trade and compounded over one hundred thousand prescriptions from physicians educated in Europe and America. He promotes Number 40 for the blood as a remedy for glandular diseases blood poisoning mercurial and lead poisoning chronic rheumatism catarrh constipation hepatic congestions dyspepsia stomach troubles sores ulcers and scrofulous swellings. Sold by Westerman and Barnett Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
Europe
America
Who Was the Pretty Lady in the Skirt
A small daughter, seeing a handsome woman in a low neckline at her mother’s dinner, asked the next morning who the pretty lady in the skirt was. The brief anecdote sketches a child's innocent interpretation of adult social scenes.
Mending Knives and Forks with Resin Fill
Instructions describe repairing a knife or fork by filling the handle hole with powdered resin. Heat the dull end in the fire until warm, apply resin, and reinsert straight and firmly to secure the handle.
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Dwight Wilson Andersen
Charles Harwood Andresey
Henry Wehard Arende
Edward Aull
Tr Aciber
Ware Auhurnt
Roger Brambled
Paulen Bilmore Burke
Charlee Clemint Bush, Jr
Geone Hornbech
Blowed
Gorton
Morricon Brown Manley
Albert Casement
Lewis Delon
Chorchill Artening Mathewon Clarke Verilil Wither Creek
Binke Crider Jack
Coltey
Horace Dow
Cook Thewile
Arthur Cox Pou
Grant Davie Wyatie Dee Decker Gaylon
Wuckman
Bon Carle
Robert Charles
Diubleday
Withiim
Doulas
Donald Reason Futon
Robert Lindkey
Enwisen Morris Walter Firemarrie Raya
Louie Gomlinow
Medex
Bibridee Gibbons William Howard Haylin
Philip Lecelle
Hanmin
Chesley
Hawk Paul Hille
Hineot
Len Skelton
Mminkon Hertort
Leon Hollie
Arthur Humane
Habiredice
John William Hopiine
Claytin Town Hows
John Pinky Mwibor
James Warne McCauley
John Rupright
McDonald Donald Wayne Mefennald
Charlee Olde
Metanald Lather
BO Marr
Ore Allen
Wordran Miller
Charlie Broniwall Millve, Jr
John Miller
Munsey Hithard
Terry Nail Aston Earl O' Neal
Lynn Holland
O'Neal
Rareld Willan Hike Lilbues
Murry Pipitn
Glenn Allen
Rioney Willam Gardner
Rbiew
James David Rhew, Jr
Clifford Cymbell Rhee
Frederick Giorme Hickette
Ointe
Rey Tusaeli
Wallorr
Albert Cirle
Benwell
Tiley
Vivian Statthweph
Marion Eisai
Ypgy
Harry Anienon Taylor
Norman Merkley
Terry Willan
Joseph Thompeet, Jr
Rorer
Handy Thorndee Karewtid
Tucker TH
Euene Weidman Rotert
EB Walary
Mowiith Newton Willems Hardis Lave Worts
Wahlenpealer, Jr
Dusow
Tolsape
Promeh
Boston ‘Transcript
Bessie Jones
City
Herbert V
Elliott H. Jones
A. A. Jones
Seattle
Washington
Fred C. Boedeker
Freda L. Starke
Oscar H. Wulfekammer
Napoleon Ruth M. Mann
Guriem
Lowell
Wiatom
O. R. Sellers
17Th Field Artillery
Hake
Thrace
Ature
Seth He
Crenshaw & Young
Lexington, Mo
Westerman & Barnett
Chas. Teubner
Oxford
cDaneld É
Giley
GRANT
12Th
Franklin
Goodyear and
Ajax
Barnett
W. GC. Barnett
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