Musical Marines Big Chautauqua Attraction
A wartime era piece touts a Navy musical entertainment company as a top attraction for a Chautauqua program. It highlights sailors as versatile performers with singing and instrumental skills and sea lore, promising lively humor and songs. The article stresses universal interest in military life among Middle West readers and predicts a joyful night of Marine Day entertainment.
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Middle West
Instrumentaliat
Proclamation on Fourth of July Observance in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Governor urges patriotic observance of Independence Day uniting native and foreign born residents. Flags nationwide and allied nations honored. call to celebrate with restraint and resolve to seek victory through peace. Dated June 20, 1418 in Oklahoma City signed Governor R L Williams and Secretary L Lyon.
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Europe
Oklahoma City
Okla
R. L. Williams
State of
Okiadl
Lyon
Unclear Historic Notice on Laxatives and Signatures
The fragment references laxative effects and a mention of W. GOVE regarding a signature. It lacks coherent context or identifiable organizations, dates, or events to form a solid summary.
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W. Gove
Outwit the Hun war story to appear in The Herald
The Herald will publish Lieutenant Pat O'Brien’s true World War I tale in installments. He survived a shot down over enemy lines and miraculously escaped a German prison train, crawling 260 miles to freedom across Dutch territory. His front line exploits are recounted as the first installment nears. Mrs. H. D. Truax and Miss Grace depart for Michigan and northern visits.
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Herald
Pat O'Brien
America
O'Brien
Lieutenant O'Brien
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Vitality Boost
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood purifying tonic that restores energy and vigor. It claims to enhance vitality and strength with a medicinal blend marketed to boost health.
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Grove
Who Represents Her in Law and Punishment Questions
A reader questions how legal responsibility is assigned to women and who represents them in court and at execution. The piece probes paternal or male representation for crimes or debts and notes a global lack of female political representation, ending with an obituary of James Hadley Thompson detailing his life, family, and Christian faith.
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Tate
James Hadley Thompson
Hoonville
Janie Bhaw
G. W. Robison
Beaver
Okla
T. Ko Williamson
Vince
N. D. Neff
Deceared
Methodist Episcopal Church
Beaver Cemetery
Cantal
Treed
Cardal
War Savings stamps drive sparks county wide support
Reports indicate Beaver county residents rallied for War Savings stamps amid farming activity and civic effort. The piece mentions harvests, a local robbery scare, and a mock plan to buy artillery to drill pro-Germans as part of wartime patriotism.
County Council fixes threshing prices during 1918 grain split
At the June 22 1918 meeting of the Council of Defense Food Administration and Threshermen and Farmers the group agreed on maximum threshing prices. Independent and dependent machines set per hour rates with variations for location river divides and whether patrons supply furs and crews. The motion approved farmers and threshermen action contingent on all wheat being threshed and no set charges under 100 bushels.
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Council of Defense, Food Administration
sLeecwonnt
River Independent Machine
Trary
Shuler Receives Poland China Hog For Beaver County Herd
M. A. Shuler of Gray received a Poland China breed hog from Clarinda Iowa to head the Blue Valley herd. The pig traces to Gerstdale Jones and Hercules with Dasher's Grant as sire of the Buster line, a lineage linked to record sales, signaling strong potential for improving the Southwest Poland-China stock.
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M. A. Shuler
Gray
Clarinda
Iowa
Blue Valley
Poland-China
Gerstdale Jones
Hercules
Dasher
Grant
Buster
Beaver County
Community Members and Messages From the Gray Area
A list of local names and towns appears followed by a sympathy note thanking friends for prayers and aid after the death of Mrs. Parmella Morary and Morris. A separate update mentions Mrs. Geo. Healy leaving Denver for the summer to enjoy Rocky Mountain air.
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Mra
Geo. Healy
Denver
Rocky Mountain
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Miss Grace
Michigan
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Knowles
Sam
Cap
Jack Bateman
Council of Defense of
Clear Lake
Tohen
Kingdom Come
Newton State Bank & Trust Co
Newton, Ilinois
Woodward, Oklahoma
Shuler
Tis Plauc Label
Omlanoma
James H. Lisle
Kansas City, Mo
Balko State Bank
Carson
Wichita
Kansas
Kansas National Bank
R. Zacharias
Enid
Oklahoma
Garfield County Bank
E. McKeever
Kansas National
Cardus
Cardu
Nicholson
D. D
O. Nobell
National Broomcorn Growers’ Association
D. W. Bush
A. J.scranton
New Mexico
Hiram C. Shafer
Goodyear
Rim
Long & Lawson Gerase
C. M. Light Grain Company
Maxer
Soria
Oll OF Honor
A. E. Knauss
C. V. Burkett
Eldorado
Kans
A. J. Smotherman
Knowen
Hugh McCurdy
A. Bridges
Elmwood
A. J. Neufeld
H. H. Martin
L. O Shaw
Weatherfi
P. J. Thomas
Fred Just
Boyd
John T. Kila
Mattie Tries
B. L. Tisinger
Cty
A. Wedel
K . F. Plunk
H. Zielke
Kan
J. L. Clark
B. L. M. Tobin
Loy
T. O. Weaver
Forgan
J. W. Henderson
McKinney
Iencock
John O. Kern
Mr “Pete
Sanders
Pana
I. J. R. Quinn
C. B. Evans
Lorena
Ray Boise
Logan
Ive Hulse
Riverside
W. Stokes
Madison
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Mra. Parmella Moi
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