Rock Creek and Kaw river lure Lawrence fishermen crowd
A Lawrence report describes near 200 fishing parties along a five mile stretch of Rock Creek north of the water works and a new deep channel on the Kansas River drawing hundreds. It touts Rock Ford as a premier Lawrence spot with carp perch and catfish and notes other hot locations along the Kaw and Wakarusa rivers.
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Douglas County
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Board debate on wage hikes and salaries at April meeting
The Board of Education plans to discuss possible wage increases for staff at an April 21 meeting. Salaries and the feasibility of raises will be reviewed, following last night’s board session. The agenda prioritizes teachers’ pay amid ongoing budget considerations and upcoming public discussions.
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Farmers oppose daylight saving plan amid sleep concerns
Manitoba farmers push back against a proposed one hour advance in clocks claiming later bedtimes and reduced sleep. The debate widens as business and railway groups back re enactment to boost commerce and efficiency, while farmers fear disruption to homes and routines. The report notes provincial discussion and potential parliamentary reconsideration.
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Winnipeg
Kian
Avril
House of S
Manitoba
Janitor Shortage Affects City School Work
Janitors scarce as Ettcatten onset begins. Knights of the Broom pledge service January 7 for city school duties. No new janitors until next fall. replacements to be sought to cover Central building and other sites. Tucker related to Bentrat immediate school duties. Sneed notes ongoing janitorial needs and quick response required for the Central building.
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Lawrence
Quincy School Parents Seek Stereoptical Wiring Upgrade
The Quincy School Parent-Teachers Association asked the board of education last night to extend electric current from the basement to the upper rooms to power a lantern purchased by the association. They also requested window shades to allow daytime use of the lantern and referred the matter to the building and grounds committee with power to act.
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Quincy
Farmers Ask High Prices for Fort to Fort Highway Right of Way
Farmers in Douglas county resist road building by seeking top dollar per acre for land needed by the Fort-to-Fort highway. One farmer asks 3121 per acre, another nearly that for a quarter mile, with checks for an interwoven fence and cement culvert cited as benefits. County commissioners note slow acquisitions may delay the project as signers push for a state law to enable condemnation.
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Fort-to-Fort
Douglas County
Ahenge
Lecompton
Amy Ogee
Fort
Seventh Street
Jess Willard Reach
Lady Constance Richardson Aide to Educational Trust
The famed traveler and explorer Lady Constance Richardson announced support for a Russian war relief and the establishment of scholarships. Her involvement centers on aiding educational efforts and fostering student opportunities amid conflict.
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Constance Richardson
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