Voter Registration Open and War Savings Meeting Notice
Poll books open for voter registration weekdays through July 27 1918 from noon to 10 pm. Closed until after primaries August 6 1918. Peter Holzmeister City Clerk. An important meeting seeks to raise War Savings Stamps subscriptions at 8:30 pm June 28 in the High School Auditorium, under orders of state and county officials. Knitters urged to participate with sock yarn stock and sewing room guidance. News notes also report civil engineers serving in the war and a Lincoln church service adjourned to the lawn with baptism of several children.
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Peter Holzmeister
P. W. Goebel
Kansas State War Savings
C. G. Cochran
Hays
Miss Keller
Red Ypress
Lincoln
Methodist
Hale
Eale Wicker
L.V. Minx
EB. R. Frobenius
Ilina Journal
Light and Water Bills Due With Early Payment Discount
Notice to patrons that all light and water charges are payable on the first day of each month. A 10 percent discount applies to light bills if paid by the 10th. If bills remain unpaid after the 15th, check the bill and add an extra dollar for inspection by the City Clerk for related municipal matters.
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Lipoodee Abu Iesses
Indictment of Modern German Literature by Lt Governor Morgan
Lieutenant Governor W. Y. Morgan denounces the current German autocracy in a strong statement. He cites a century of spiritual, liberty loving German poetry before three generations of materialism and Prussian influence replaced that spirit.
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Germany
W. Y. Morgan
Schiller
William Tell
New Wash Dresses In Demand For Easy Launderings
New wash dresses are in demand for their neat styles and easy laundering. They are carefully finished in every way, with materials including plaid or striped ginghams linenes and voiles.
Boys wash suits in military belted sailor styles
Mothers buy liberally for their boys with sizes from 24 to 10 years. The new wash suits come in military belted and sailor models, reflecting current attire trends for young boys.
Harvest Notes and Draft Updates Across Ellis County
Local notices detail harvest progress in Ellis with farmers aiding wheat gathering while draft notices call up 976 registrants for July 15 and 1000 colored men for July 16. Reports mention community visitors, school officials, and military movements tied to Camp Funston and Topeka meetings.
Bohemian People May Decide The War
The article cites a traveler’s view from Austria suggesting Bohemian and Slav populations could influence the war’s conclusion. It argues Austria is the German line’s weak point and hints at potential internal factors affecting Kaiserreich support for the Allied cause.
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Austria
le Yichgened Wweetgai
Bohemian and Slav Forces Shape War Narrative
W Y Morgan argues Bohemians resist Austrian control despite pro government support and German influence. Slav peoples suffer under Austria and Hungarians, with force seen as only way to subdue Bohemia. A West Front commander requests 5 000 British troops but is told none available. he asks for 100 Americans.
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Franz Joeph
Neme Sosa
Austria
West Front
Eighty Acre Farm for Sale Near Hays
A well improved eighty six acre farm near Hays offers an eight room house and out buildings with plenty of good water. Inquiries handled by the Free Press office.
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Hays
Free Press Office
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