Notice to Royal Neighbors and community notices
A mixed run of notices including a Royal Neighbors assembly at camp hall for a march to First Baptist church on Sunday June 19 at 7 30 p m and memorial services. A breeding stock listing with Morgan stallion three draft animals and three good jacks plus livery barn details. Various ads offer farm loans 5 to 6 percent and a Saturday special cash price for a castor oil machine and harvester. Also notices about miners exam date changes and Modern Woodmen Royal Neighbors gathering at 7 o'clock.
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First Baptist Church
Ora Harbin
Oracle
Cattle and glass sighting notes amid farm item listing
A fragmented page lists farm goods such as white corn and yellow oats with weights and tones and mentions sun glasses fitted to a cap for a spectator to view a ball hall player approaching the sun. notes include cattle, sheep, and practical equipment with irregular measurements and observations.
British Advance On Front Across Scarpe and Roeux
London reports British troops captured a German post north of the Scarpe and the western slopes of Greenland Hill on a front of about a mile with 162 prisoners, including four officers. Berlin toll notes a limited penetration at Roeux, while French and Belgian fronts see repulsed German attacks and ongoing artillery actions. British air raids target grain fields on the Struma river region. Rome notes gains on the Senza front with reinforced manpower and supplies.
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London
Scarpe River
Scarpe
Greeland Hill
Paris
Hurthuse
Chemin-des-Dames
War Office
Children Admit Patricide in Oklahoma Court Hearing
In Durant Oklahoma four motherless children testified in court about plans and execution of their father’s murder at the Wilkerson farm home near Bennington. Two older siblings reenacted the tragedy while two younger children admitted to killing their father under orders.
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Durant
Lo Wilkerson
Jndie Lewis Punutdin
Emmy Court
Wilkerson
Bennington
State School For Delinquency
Bessie
Joe
Tuby
O'fo
Two China Divided by Militarist Shakeup Seen Likely
Dr. W. O. Willoughby, former constitutional adviser, says China faces a lasting turmoil between militarists and constitutionalists. He foresees possible secession of the south and a probable split into two nations, with a central government and new constitution among military aims.
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W. O. Willoughby
Ameri
Renatlie
United States
North
Li Yuan
Peking
Mayo urges medical cabinet, prohibition at AMA meeting
Dr Charles H Mayo of Rochester Minnesota, president of the American Medical Association, attacked German medical supremacy at the sixty eighth annual AMA meeting in New York. He called for a medical cabinet post, endorsed national prohibition, praised Abraham Flexner's school reforms, and lauded the U S Army's medical contributions while urging unity for American medicine.
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New York
America
Teutons
Germany
Charles H. Mayo
Rochester, Minn
American Medical Association
Association
Mayo
Abraham Flexner
United States Army
Food tickets for England in honor system debate
London June 7 The British stomach faces a test of honor by month end with July 1 as the key date. If approved voluntary rations may continue. If not compulsory rations and food tickets follow. Lord Devonport promotes the honor system as a curb on dining outlets.
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London
John Bull
Lord Devonport
Germans Stuck in Orient as Java Line Refuses Passage
In Yokohama on June 7, Germans in the Orient are to remain where they are until the war ends after the Java Mail Steamship Line declined to transport subjects of the central powers.
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Orient
Yokohama
Java Mail
Fields Estate Purchases Record Liberty Bond Amount
The Fields estate subscribed to Liberty bonds totaling 5.09 million dollars in Chicago marking the largest purchase in the city to date. The deal shows strong local support for the war effort and reflects substantial participation by Chicago investors.
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Fields
Chicago
Baseball Results From Yesterday's American League
Yesterday's American League results show Madelahia defeating St Laut 4 to 0 while Washington blanked Chicasa 4. In the National League, F1 Lente os defeated Bost yan Vhretamaik 6 to 4 with Phindsphi beating Proubly i 4 to 3.
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Madelahia
Washington
National League
Bostyan Vhretamaik
Phindsphi
Proubly i
Pitts! Yooris
Daily Market Quotations Carh Grain and Produce Notice
Market brief from Louie MO listing varied grain and produce items with price hints. Includes references to eggs, creamery stock, packing stock and miscellaneous small items, indicating a general trade snapshot from the period.
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Western
LOUIE
utter—Creamery
Society and Personalities Highlight Local Nuptials and Gatherings
Miss Hazel E. Smith and Roy Osmon wed quietly at nine in Lythe, with Lillian and Elizabeth Osmon among the attendants. The bride’s family hosts a reception. guests include Smith and Osmon relatives and local friends. An early evening picnic at Eastside park features Helen Overbay and others while residents attend dances and social visits across town.
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Hazel E. Smith
Roy Osmon
E. Mallors
Lillian Smith
Ebner Osmey
Elizabeth Osmon
Virgil Killion
Plainville
H. J. Smith
Ostio
Earnest Osmen
Vatotts Massey
Lillian
Maude Smith
Elei¢ Denny
Eel Omon
Mimer Osmon
Ed Williams
Viraileith
Edgar
Halan Santth
Min
Pon
Eastside Park
Helen Overbay
Louise Clayton
Margaret Humphrey
Edith Eastridge
Martha Overbay
Stockholm Turmoil as Premier Denies Socialist Victory
In Stockholm on June 7 a crowd of around ten thousand laborists and Sovialists gathered near the royal square after the lower house premier refused to recognize an election in the upper house. Police and soldiers faced the demonstrators as a light force was drawn toward the palace. The mob chanted and threw objects at officers amid injuries. A Swiss emigrant in California described hillside farming methods with terraced plots, growing chickens, salt, and vegetables to support a small farm on a 43 degree slope.
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Stockholm
der Brantinsere
Gabers
California
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