Kansas Probate Judges Convene at Salina
An account of the Kansas Probate Judges convention held in Salina over a Tuesday and Wednesday. Attendance was limited by travel costs and salaries, with remarks on war fundraising and the need for better pay. Judge Arthur Artman leads among long-serving members. next gathering expected in Topeka.
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Kansas
Salina
Red Cross
Arthur Artman
Lincoln County
Artman
Peka
Probate Judges Association
E. W. ‘Thompson
Cloud County
Dean S. Landen
Russell County
United States
War Council chairman reports large US Red Cross relief impact
Henry P. Davidson details Red Cross work in Europe noting 22 million surgical dressings and bandages distributed or held ready. He praises American women volunteers, describes hospital supply services for 4,361 French hospitals, ambulances, rolling canteens, rest stations, and artificial limbs factory with over 1,000 legs shipped. Southeast Auxiliary met June 19 at the Zellers. members sew bed shirts and plan next meeting, which was canceled.
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Henry P. Davidson
War Council
The
A. RB. C
Europe
Red Cross
Free Cross
America
France
Italy
United States Army
Joe Zeller
Mesdames Fuller
Nelson
A. Kutina
L. Kutina
Katie
Mary
Celia
Margaret
Anna Halblieb
Kutina Meeting Includes Lemonade and Cake by Mrs Zeller
After a business meeting in Kutina, attendees enjoyed lemonade and cake served by Mrs Zeller. The light refreshments followed discussions, highlighting a cordial, small-town gathering atmosphere.
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Kutina
M E Church Notes and War Wartime Reflections
The note outlines upcoming M E Church services with Rev W E Scott of Culver and urges prayer for soldiers and victory. It recalls Italy’s Methodist ministers serving in the army, the Florence conference decision to create a new Italian district, and describes wartime duties, travels to Chicago, and observations of hydroplanes and local visits.
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W. E. Scott
Culver
Florence
Italy
Methodist Episcopal Church
William Anderson
Cincinnati
Trent
Rovereto
Udine
Goriza
Bertrand M. Tipple
Methodist Church
United States
Arthur Keraus Letter From Great Lakes Sailor
Arthur Keraus writes from Great Lakes on June 15, 1913, explaining a busy week and lack of letters while noting daily games for sailors before drills.
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Great Lakes, Ms
Patriot, Mother of Ten Seeks to Adopt Two French Orphans
Mrs. H. M. Hudson of Freeport Harper county leads a list of patriotic women. In a letter to Governor Capper she says she is mother to ten children yet eager to adopt and care for two French orphans. She asks that some method be found to place the children.
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H. M. Hudson
Freeport
Harper County
Capper
Mrs Hudson seeks homes for French orphans in Kansas
Mrs. Hudson urged Governor Capper to form county committees to place French orphans in American homes. She owns land in Trego County suitable for a farm home and offers to adopt two children. Hudsons, now in Freeport running a hotel, previously lived southwest of town.
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America
Hudson
Trego County
Capper
Topeka
Freeport
Kansas
Hudsons
Market Report Kansas City Stock Yards 1918 cattle hogs lambs
Cattle receipts 10 000 head market strong to 10 higher top 17 90 hog receipts 16 000 head market 10 to 15 higher top 16 35 sheep and lambs 8 000 with best native spring lambs 18 25 beef cattle prices note Idaho California Oklahoma grain fed steers ranges 8 50 to 18 faring cattle movements driven by rate hikes. MarketReuters J A Richart market correspondent.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Best Western
Idahos
Oklahoma
Kansas
California
Idaho
Arizona
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M. E. Church Notes
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Great Lakes
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Lake Michigan
Lowell Henkel
Arthur Keraus
Margaret Swiggett
Keeney, Kansas
A. S. Peacock
Market Report
Amgers
J. A. Richart
P. E. Keraus
Fairbanks & Morse
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