Local Residents React and Travel Across Kansas
Miss Lois Tebow spent Sunday at Randall. Mrs. Elmer Jensen left for Oklahoma relatives. Albert Moe and family visited Hardy Nebraska. Mr. Tebow of Manhattan visited son Clarence. Aldin Isaacson and wife traveled to Western Kansas. Mildred and Violet Nystrom returned from Salina and Burdick. Mrs. George Tebow underwent surgery in Concordia hospital.
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Lois Tebow
Randall
Elmer Jensen
Oklahoma
Albert Moe
Hardy, Nebraska
Mr. Tebow
Manhattan
Clarence
Mrs. Aldin Isaacson
Kansas
Mildred
Violet Nystrom
Salina
Burdick
George Tebow
Concordia Monday
Dan Householder
Schercinsky
James Hurst
Will
Esther Hurst
Ottumbya
Phillips
Belleville
Chaaence Johnson
Republic
J. T. Johnson
Isddore Bowersox
Leonard Snell
Mr Henson
Mr. Henson
Wlinoig
Roy Hall
Y . Earl Kelly
Alfred Kallmans
Fenton Householder
Charlie Larson
Clarence Albro
Scandi
Union
Ora Bowen
J. I. Bowen
Freedom
Frank Mahan
Scandia
Earl Hammond
Sunda
Dan .Householder
Paul
Dr. Haggman
Bessie Fulcomer
Chautauqua
I. N. Voorhieg
Maggie Bowling
W. A. Berry
Ethel Gregory
Lawrence
Ruth Thomas
Rose Bowling
J. T. McCormick
Elmer Neijhols
John Williams
George Ejrod
Jess Sothers
Riverton
Nebraska
G. Anderson
Arthur Anderson
Adah
Edna Robinson
Edwin Isaacson
Albin Anderson
A. W. Sjobolm
Ray Seamens
Jamestown
C. V. Plott
Courtland
Ed. Woods
John Sothers
Lebanon
Woods
John Woods
Ike
Date
E. Woods
Kansas City
Caution to New Clerk Over Hair Goods Trade
In a Louisville Courier Journal anecdote a Sealer in hair goods warns a new clerk with a single word caution. The clerk answers in acknowledgment as a lady seeks to match her hair. The brief item reflects period commerce and advice in shop dialogue.
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Louisville Courier Journal
Suburban Hill Sledding Joy Delights Crowds
A suburb hill becomes a favorite sledding spot as adults and children enjoy coasting together. A notably spirited couple drew attention their ages, yet kept lively energy as they joined others at the top and sped down. The wife quips about curfew as the couple contemplates going home.
The Girl's Suggestion at the Newspaper Office
An elderly man asked for copies of the paper for a week back. The girl attendant replied with a wry suggestion about getting a porous plaster across the street. The brief exchange captures a humorous moment outside the newspaper office.
Union News Notes Share Visits and Local Happenings
The Union area reports visitors and health updates including Mr. and Mrs. George Stuberi o Bell ville, Charlie Larson ill with tonsillitis, and Miss Clela Keager visiting Isidore Bowersox. Local travels include Dave and Lafe Rockhold from Los Angeles visiting Republic County relatives. Farms report oats and alfalfa, rain brings two inches aiding vegetation and potential corn fodder. plowing and wheat sowing begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Larson
Clela Keager
Isidore Bowersox
Dave Rockhold
Lafe Rockhold
Los Angeles
Cal
Republic Co
Psat
Rockholds
Union
California
George Mikesell
Leonard Snell
J. T. Johnson
Washington Township
Williamson
Astounding Scandia Cure Ad Claims Patent Remedy
An advertisement claims Adler-aki flush relieves constipation sour stomach and gas by flushing the entire alimentary tract It targets a merchant's wife suffering stomach trouble and touts instant benefit and appetite restoration with buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients from Palace Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Drug Store
Central College of Osteopathy Opens 15th Year
Central College of Osteopathy at 729 Troost Ave Kansas City begins its 15th year on September 10 offering a full four year course. Tuition matches the previous three year rate. A certificate after the third year is available with the option to finish the fourth year later at no extra cost. Students may begin clinic practice equal to tuition. Write for particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College of Osteopathy
Troost Ave
Kansas City
Social notes and visits across district life
Miss Vera Griffeth hosted a large dinner with many Barnhart, Cooper, Morley, Bowling and Fraser family members plus friends. Apple purchase at Celia Bowling and local cave work crews with Lige Fike. Several visits to Belleville Chautauqua and to Julius Woodka’s. numerous sick lists and church events. Community members travel to Topeka, Scandia, Riverton and Nebraska with family gatherings and a district reunion in Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Griffeth
Laura
Alma
Edith Barnhart
Olive
Mary Cooper
Rose Tate
Gladys Christie
Lucile Morley
Nettie Fraser
Prudence Strong
Ruth Thomas
Rose Bowling
Wm. Cooper
Dewey Kristie
Floyd Powell
Frank Fraser
Wm. Morley
Gordon Phaser
Wm Strong
Mary Bowling
Roy Kelley
Celia Bowling
Lige Fike
George
John
Walter Bergstrom
Nora Bowling
Mildred
Minnie
Cora
Gene Fraser
Sano helps liver kidney and bladder functions
When backache hits the liver and kidneys seem off Sano offers relief. An 85 cent bottle is advertised at Palace Drug Store to prove its effect on the liver kidneys and bladder.
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Atria
Palace Drug Store
Letter From Walter Kelly About Fort Douglas Utah 1917
Walter Kelly writes from Fort Douglas Utah in August 1917 about his move to a new occupation near Norway. He mentions rain, mountain scenery on the D and Roc route, Colorado fort, and a War prison housing German sailors, with electric fences and warning lights. He notes about 619 infantry arriving and reflects on ongoing duties at the fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nystrom
Walter Kelly
Norway
Juel
Roc
Ly Pueblo
Colorado
Salt Lake City Army Camp Notes From Co B 20th Infantry
A camp diary entry describes proximity to Salt Lake City and cloud cover above the barracks. It notes fellow soldiers Carl Hugos Barnett and others, forming regiments, with recruits awaiting transfer overseas next month. The writer mentions training, awkward squad, and a Scandia Picnic past event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Carl Hugos
Barnett
Brewer School House
Munden
Scandia
Liver Troubles Prompt Local Remedy Report
Joe Ding of Webster City Iowa writes that he suffers liver trouble about twice yearly with side and back pains and stomach soreness. He tried Chamberlains Tablets and felt relief after using half a bottle, with no signs of pain. Obtainable everywhere.
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Joe Dingmap
Webster City
Iowa
Chamberlain
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