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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1919

Page

3

Kansas Second in U S Acreage Under Cultivation Says Govt

Government reports Kansas holds 22 588 000 acres in cultivation, about half of its land area, ranking second to Texas in national acreage. The Agriculture Department notes land values rose about 10 per acre over three years, with Kansas land averaging 61 per acre now after 53 in 1917 and 58 in 1918.

Washington Kansas United States Department of Agriculture Continental Texas New England Iowa Finais South Atlantic Carolinas Georgia Alabama Kentucky Arkansas England Pacific Coast Louisiana Montana Nebraska South Dakota California Indiana Mississippi

Danderine Hair Care Ad Promises Dandruff Cure

An old advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine claiming to cleanse dust and oil, stop itching and hair loss, and promise new growth after weeks of use. It targets women with vivid claims of light, wavy hair and abundant softness, urging purchase from any druggist or toilet counter.

Knowlton

Day by Consent Day by Consent Curious Prohibition Trial

Curious experiment in prohibition in Christian County Kentucky went into effect yesterday after a local election. Liquor dealers agreed to discontinue sales on April 1 and to aid enforcement of prohibition. They will support actions against new licenses, bearing half the cost of suits if challenged by applicants.

Kentucky Louisville Christian, County America

Women's War Work Surges As Men Go To Front

A Board of Trade report notes 3,276,000 women employed in July 1914, 1,532,000 offering services since, mainly to replace men. In April 1918 women made up 37 percent of workers in key industries.

London Board of Trade

Sensitives Squabs in Wireless Era

French scientists argue carrier pigeons are influenced by magnetism and that wireless telegraphy reduces reliance on them.

Labor Saving Tack Feeder with Claws for Tight Carpets

A new device feeds tacks into position to be driven by a hammer and includes claws to pull carpet or any material tight before fastening.

Convention Transportation Emphasized for Sunday School Meet

Officials in Salina Kansas announce that attendees will be urged to use automobiles to reach the State Sunday School convention on April 2. The plan stresses car travel to accommodate expected crowds and ease transportation logistics.

Hamlin's Wizard Oil and Wizard Liver Pills

An advertisement touts Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a safe effective remedy for neuralgia sprains cuts burns bites and stings and for sore feet neck frost bites cold sores and canker sores with a money back guarantee. It also promotes Wizard Liver Pills small pink pills claimed to relieve constip ation and headaches with a 30 cent price.

Hamlin

Convention Attendance Boost Expected in Wichita May 6 8

State convention activity in Wichita May 6 through 8 will be swelled as delegations from many towns plan auto caravans. An extensive covered area used by the wheat show in Wichita will be made available for visitors to park their motor cars.

Wichita

Incubator venture teased by Green Bros quote

A quirky slogan from Green Bros playfully nods to poultry farming, invoking the idea don’t count your chickens before they hatch unless you have a Queen incubator as a product tease.

Green Bros

Cigarette blamed for early month fire on Vermont Street

A cigarette flicked into the basement grating of the Francisco building in the 800 block on Vermont Street last night started the first fire alarm of the month. Firemen arrived after a 10:48 PM call and extinguished a small blaze. Two passing men saw the fire and notified the department.

Francisco Vermont Street

Trade With Poland Restored by U S and Allies

The war trade board announced the resumption of trade with Poland and Estonia in a Paris agreed move. U S and allied governments permit free trade and communication, with shipments to Poland routed via Danzig. Allies reportedly have the Danzig situation under control for safe shipments to the German port.

U. S Entente War Boards Washington War Trade Board Poland Esthenia Baltic Russia United States Paris Danzig

Saves County 23000 by repeal of tax rebates

Hutchinson Kan April 2 In estimating what the law recently enacted by the state legislature repealing tax rebates means to Reno County County Treasurer A E Noonan stated that the average annual rebates in the last five years have been 17000 or a total of 85000 Last year the rebates were 23000 The new law County Treasurer Noonan pointed out does not remove the penalty of five per cent for not paying the first half of the taxes in December.

Hutchinson Kan A. E. Noonan Noonan

Weyermuller Improves 700 Block With Modernized Weyermuller

Weyermuller and Jack Kelsey remodel the 716 Massachusetts building into a polished sales and service station for Overland and Willys Knight cars. Arthur Godding will run the service department, with the front redesigned for brighter sales space and the interior redecorated for better customer experience.

Harry Weyermuller Massachusetts Water ‘Works Company Mr. Weyermulle Qverland Willys-Knight Jack Kelsey Arthur Godding Weyermuller

Lawrence Taxicab Co Advertisement Listing

Lawrence Taxicab Co advertises 708 Mass with phone 503 offering day and night calls. Cars stored repaired and washed.

Lawrence

Hash House league forms for upcoming season

Nine leaders from colleges hash house clubs met at a college cafe to push the Hash House baseball league. W C Hamilton athletics manager hosted as George Nettles outlined plans for a schedule beginning in two to three weeks mainly at Hamilton field. Varsity players may participate if not needed in regular roles. Captains will be elected next meeting with Nettles as president and Bunn Harms and Matthews on the committee from the Men’s Student Council. The winner may face the proposed interfraternity league champion.

Hash House Baseball League W. C. Hamilton Hash Housers George Nettles Hamilton Field McCook Field George Netties John Bunn Marvin Harms Kelsey Matthews

Insurance agency promotes versatile coverage

The One Double Three Agency markets itself as an all purpose insurer, offering insurance of any kind anywhere and prompting readers to consider how well policies fit their needs and who bears the risk.

College notes and local events from April season

Tuesday events include a funeral for Mrs. Sarah J. Fisher on the West Side. Bailey dislocated a wrist while cranking an ear. Mrs. Gibbon and daughter visit from Burlington with Ruth and Janet. Delta Upsilon sister Shugert visits from Lincoln. The college held a Son and Daughters of Rest convention with costumes from many nations. Dr Minakuchi, a Japanese orator, will speak at the chapel Friday morning under Y M C A auspices. Brockway family drove to Lawrence with Miss Mabel Jackson. Mrs O G Markham and Miss Vivinta Markham visited Lawrence. B U L A will present the Zedeler Quintet on April 6. Friday college dictate on the League of Nations at Centenary Hall.

Tov. C. OW. - Bailey Sarah J. Fisher West Side Gibbon Burlington Sons and Daughters of Rest Minakuchi Y. M. Cf A Brockway Lawrence Mabel Jackson O. G. Markham Vievinta

Practical Cooperation Forms Labor Party Alliance in Chicago

Chicago moves toward cheaper food with a new alliance between the Chicago Labor Party and the Non-Partisan League. One cooperative store per city ward will stock farm products from North Dakota direct to consumers and also serve as labor union headquarters to direct strikes if needed.

Laborite Chicago Chicago Labor Party Morton L. Johnston Labor Party Johnson North Dakota

Kansas Jayhawks Open First Outdoor Baseball Practice

University of Kansas varsity squad began outdoor practice yesterday with thirty players. Coach Jay Bond, assisted by Max Ferguson and Hugo Wedell, led the session as five lettermen return and promising freshmen compete. Four conference games are planned in the Missouri valley, with most games in the Kansas conference.

Jayhawkers University of Kansas Jay Bond Maxwell Ferguson K. U Hugo Wedell Bond Kansas Ames

Lawrence Native Gets Ensign Commission in Navy

Hobart McPherson son of Mrs A C McPherson 718 Ohio street was commissioned ensign in the navy in New York City a week ago and has been visiting here recently McPherson a Lawrence boy attended Lawrence high school and studied at the University of Kansas last year He trained for commission at the ROTC school near New York City.

Hobart McPherson A. C. McPherson Ohio Street Navy New York City McPherson Lawrence Lawrence High School University of Kansas Retham School

Card of Thanks to friends for kindness during illness and death

We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindnesses during the illness and death of our husband and father. Mrs. W. F. Zeeb and family.

W. F. Zeeb

Water for drinking by distilled air at McNish offer

McNish advertises savings on gas bills by selling distilled water and boiled drinking water may be unnecessary with their aerated water product.

McNish

Fort Worth Fire Ten Years On Devastating City Loss

Ten years ago today Fort Worth endured a major fire that destroyed property valued at five million one hundred thousand dollars. The incident marked a defining disaster in the city’s history and prompted rebuilding efforts and investigations.

Fort Worth

Domestic servants in Toronto unionize for eight hour day

City Drug Store ad shows McNish water orders while a police court case fines Mrs. Matild Altenbaund six dollars for allowing chickens to run at large. Quinine hair tonic and Rankin's Drug Store tone up scalp as flu season remedy.

Toronto Rankin’s Drug Storer

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