Knox City Neighbors Rally Over Ill Austin as War Flags Rise
Local notices report Knox City kin by bedside as Austin fights influenza. Family and friends, including Frank Luckett and J J Smith, visit kin in nearby towns. A joint Ark Lodge and Newark Chapter ceremony dedicated a nine star service flag honoring servicemen in France and training camps with speeches and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox City
Austin
Frank Luckett
J. J. Smith
Teena
L. L. Smith
John Carter
la Belle
Maggete Humphrey
Mollie Humphrey
J. W. McKim
Jake Barnes
Arthur Flull
T. J. Angus
Officers
Camp Lee
T. A. Wall
Memphis
Tenn
Navy
Wall
Washington, D. C
Lulu Hall
Kirksville
Arthur
Morton Angus
Lee
Hull
Ark Lodge
A. F
A. M
Newark
Thornton Norris
Pere Steffen
Paul Cole
Keut
Frank Preston
France
Sam Flolt
Don Pierce
Carl Nelson
Holt
Poo
Gardonier
OFE
R. Nelson
Martin
Masons
FOR SALE WHEAT FARMS IN THOMAS COUNTY KANSAS
Real estate notice listing multiple wheat farms around Purge Unteen Pacific Railway Colbey and Talbey areas. Properties include 640 acres at 80 per acre with landlord’s share, 329 acres near Minge and 320 acres near Colbey, all with water, buildings, and productive wheat crops. Prices range 60 to 87.50 per acre with 6 percent interest. Contact Moses TT Banta Belott Kansas.
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Colchester
Tis
Robert E. Pearson
Chichester
Pliinois
Pacific
Kansans
Minge
Colbey
Rock Island
Krock Island
Talbey
Gor
Moses TT
Banta
Belott
Kutsas
Debarment debated for players deserting clubs in 1919
Chicago December 12. American League players who deserted clubs last season for shipyard work may be barred from play if a resolution is adopted at the annual meeting. Ban Johnson says the resolution exists but withholds the sponsor. Radical retrenchment to cut road players and home trainers. 1919 schedule length and opening date to be discussed. Johnson favors 140 games. 154 games possible.
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Chicago
Ban Johnson
Johnson
Cub
Coblenz Civilians Courteous to Yankee Occupation
Coblenz civilians continue courteous attitude toward Allied forces as pedestrians guide Americans to buildings. Children in Coblenz crowd American cars, curious about the machines, despite police efforts to keep crowds under control. Captain N T Means of Ellsworth Maine, age 91, rode to Bangor to visit his brother in law J S Young aged 91, and the young men enjoyed the visit.
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Associated Press
Coblenz
Treves
N. TH. Means
Ellsworth, Me
Bangor
J. S. Young
Soldier Comes Back with Own Ideas of Work
The returning soldier brings plans and preferences for his postwar career. Training and discipline improved technical skills, while wartime experiences fuel ambitions in farming, motors, and other trades. Officers note many choose self direction over old jobs, with vigor and realistic plans for future work.
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Signal Corps
Engineer Corps
Quartermaster Corps
Medical Corps
United States
West
Middle West
Local residents share travel, influenza fears, and community events
Mr and Mrs Arthur Hull and son visit Sam McDaniel's family while others take trains to Knox City and Los Angeles. Many attend church, social events, and a sale as influenza scare prompts closures. several families relocate to California for the winter. Community notes include visits to Quincy and Shel bima, nursing arrangements, and Rebekah lodge activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hull
Sam McDaniel
Harry Wesley
Walter Janney
TL. C. Strock
Knox City
Hardland
California
L. (. Strock
Wim. Kelley
Fred Nelson
Grandma Whitbread
RL Nelson
Josephine
Mabel Kelley
Kiba
Arthur Dial
Know City
Brexdon
Canton
Mao
Sehoot
Harry Schofield
Lowa
Quincey
G. (. Steffen
Shelbina
Steffen
St. Louis
Harvey Thoroughman
Rebekaahs
TL. C. O. & Home
Chas, Taylor
Lorain area mourns multiple deaths and illness effects
Reports from Lorain and Keene township detail the death of Mrs J Paulleywaite of Hares Pathes from pneumonia and the death of Thomas K H Timmons in Missouri. Pneumonia and influenza strike households as postmaster R G Adair and his wife battle illness. local families cope with flu and related hardships.
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Loraine
Tee
Jordiea Paulleywaite
Hares Pathes
Lorafine
Smertgusiv Gil
Rosmail
Keene Township
Thoma
Timmons
Thomas KH. Timmons
Missouri
Florence Timmons Iis
Harry Swartz
Hopson
Loraine Times
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Columbia Battery Nervies
Tus Lainy
Reseis
Rome
Eetig Vatie Street
de Stuart
Gigihab
Wanteh
Patiai
Mouree Drayton
Amust
Crispiti Bhoe Co
Case Co
Southn
Steeur
Postal Music Company
Greenwood Ride
Puannati
Uhis Music Dept
Yiern
Ww. L. Tei. Co
North St
Hampshire
Greenwood
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. E.lluston
Franklin J. Keebler
Warsaw
Davis-Cleaver Produce Co
Quincy, Ill
Nic
Kentucky
Geho Bital
Bath
Washington Street
Behrenemeyer
South Eights Street
Ancasaian T—Six
Roeem Modern Ho A Ig. Tuquire
Broadway
Tsuriam
Ren So
Vith Street
Rowma
Neuse
Wwe Raor Fayk
J. H. Handly
Booth 12Th St
Quincy
Just Brewing Co
North Second Street
C. L. Adams
Norton Browi Street
Fred Luhra
Dave Darsky
J. P. Pen- BY
Vermont
Jersey Star
Poultry and Eggs
Amin
Niles South
We Oras
Cate Tie
Tarmanas
Motz
Tonola
Hermann's
Theve
Tou N. Oth
Melrose
Savers
Ric
Grirage
Founbsters
Syl Miechat Bo Ocoenmbiniedy
Finvis State
Drotel Harwood
4Th and Broadway
Fred Rupp
Henry J. Thiemann
W. F. McCready
North Sixth Ave
W F. McCready
Yes
Bhone Nee
Hampshire St
Rosen & Subeck
SOC
Quincy Shoe Repair
Red Boot Shop
S. Loth St
S.turh St. Ld
Welsch
Trampshire St
Nathan Hrazen
Square Deal
North 3Rd
Work Over Furniture Co
Dentler
Dr. Lepper
Lidy
Heys Shire
Wier Tire
6Th and
Maine Street
Fish A. J. Liebman
The
Boston Shoe Repair
Hampshirest
M. Goldberg
Adams County
Stern Bldg
B. Peterick
Goulden Tobacco Co
Dukedom
Koetter Mattress Co
Elim St
Angelo Studio
Orpheum
Daugherty & Co
Maine
State Loan Co
Weiler Bros
North 5Th Street
E. Best
Quincy Savings & Loan Office
T.C. Poling & CO
T. C. Poling
Samuel Woods
T. C. Poling, Jr
Blackstone Bldg
Sixth
Thomas County
Kans
Joneses
Christman
Bedea
RED Cross
Goldie Fathey
Republic
Clough-Reihm Co
Hannibal, Mo
Barry, Ill
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