County 2 Organization to Hold Tri State Convention
A large turnout at the Chamber of Commerce heard plans for a Kansas Missouri Nebraska tri state convention to begin October 10 in Lawrence. About 200 delegates and many visitors are expected for a two day session with parades, banquets, and addresses by Judge C A Smart.
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Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
D. Fr.Smith
Chris Schaake
Tristate
C. A. Smart
Oreras
Lawrence
John Do‘Hsi
Ira Rothwick
Inn Grove Lodge
H. Craig
Pleasant Valley Lodge
Will Wright
Globe Lodge
Weather of March 1921 Sets Record Temperatures
March 1921 averaged 51.47 degrees, exceeded only twice in 33 years at this station. The month included a 86 degree high on the 18th and 25 degree lows on the 9th and 29th, with 5.18 inches of rain across 11 days and light snowfall on the 27th. Thunderstorms occurred on the 5th 7th 15th 20th and 27th. Wind ran 14 110 miles for the month with a daily mean of 455 miles and a peak hour of 49 miles between noon and 1 PM on the 4th.
Indians Crushed 15 to 0 by Blues in Kansas City
The Haskell Indians were routed 15 to 0 at Kansas City as Kansas City Blues pitchers dominated. Bearbow started the opener, replaced by Wasson. Blues notched 12 hits and Indian errors aided the scoring. Volley ball results followed with Centenary MM E defeating Methodist B and Christians beating Congregationalists at the YMCA. Local real estate pitches urged buying lots near University Place with fall construction ahead.
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Haskell Indians
Kansas ‘City
Kansas City Blues
Bearbow
Indians
Wasson
Blues
Church League
Kansas State to Offer Courses in Cooperative Marketing
Kansas State Agricultural College will establish short and regular courses in cooperative marketing. The program, announced by Dr. W M Jardine, responds to a request from the Kansas State Farm Bureau backing the Committee of 17 plan. The aim is training for cooperative managers and existing grain elevator and livestock shippers associations. State farm bureaus in other states are urging similar courses.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State Agricultural College
W .M. Jardine
Kansas State Farm Bureau
Jardine
Kansas
Ralph Snyder
Real Estate Transfers in Douglas County and Lawrence
Douglas County transfers show Mary E Arm strong receiving Lot 120 Indiana Street for 23.50. Louis H Menger and others convey 51-2 of Lot 12 Simpsons Subdivision North Lawrence to B F Tydings for 1 and other consideration. Tydings and wife then to Mary E Tidd for 650.00. S 1-2 of Lot 12 in Simpsons Subdivision North Lawrence change hands to Tidd. James O Sullivan and wife sell SE 1-4 of NE 1-4 of section 11-14-17 for 2000. Jennie M Donnelly sells Lots 145 and 147 Tennessee Street for 10,000. W J Russell and wife transfer multiple Ames Street and Baker Street lots for 1500. E F A Reinisch and wife sell Lot 11,12,18,14, bik.25 Sinclair's addition to Lawrence for 100 plus other consideration. Jess A Thornton and wife sell Lot 4 Doanes subdivision Earls addition to Citizens State Bank. Margaret Wuensch by heirs sells to Otto Spitzli no 1-4 of no 1-4 of section 3-18-21 and a tract in no 1-4 of section 3-13-21 for 1300.
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Douglas County
Mary E. Armstrong
Indiana Street
Lawrence
Louis H. Menger
B. F. Tydings
Simpsons
N. Lawrence
Mary E. Tidd
Simpson
James O'Sullivan
John O'Sullivan
Jennie M. Donnelly
H. J. ‘Penny
Tennessee Street
W. J. Russell
Sheriman Hoagland
Ames Street
Baker Street
Baldwin
E. F. A. Reinisch
F. Reinisch
Sinclair
Jess A. Thornton
Citizens State Bank
Doanes
Earls Add
Margaret Wuensch
Otto Spitzli
Hodgeman County aims to plant trees at cost through state station
Jetmore Kansas April 8 Hodgeman County Industrial Club partners with the state agricultural experiment station at Hays to supply trees to local farmers at actual cost. Committees mobilize support for more trees on the plains amid a Clean Up Paint Up drive with Great Southwest Association cooperation. A broad note includes Mrs Phoebe Bennett of Battle Creek Michigan celebrated for 100th birthday with church bells. Dora de Laredo becomes first woman journalist at opening of British Parliament Lords proceedings. Anna Katharine Green, age 75, has written 30 novels and 400 short stories on crimes. Colorado wages survey shows 4332 women. 18 percent earn under 12 dollars weekly and 50 percent under 15. A Jewish girls club forms in Shanghai.
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Sellards
University Place
State of Kansas
Frank Holliday
Jetmore
Kan
Dora de Laredo
London
House of Lords
Marlin proposes split liberal arts colleges into units
President Lemuel H. Marlin of Boston University advocates dividing liberal arts colleges once enrollment hits 500 with a separate faculty and dean for each unit. He says only the liberal arts model warrants such division and notes commerce colleges differ in needs. He also foresees limited growth in student numbers. Esther Lee Gould at Columbia earns PhD after accelerated work.
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Boston
Mass. S
Lemuel H. Marlin
Boston University
Ett
Iddel Liberal Arts College
Marlin
Univer
Colleges of Commerce
Business Administration
Liberal Arts
Esther Lee Gould
Columbia University
Miss Gould
Gould
Card of Thanks and Clubwomen's New Clubhouse Hope
We thank friends for kindness and sympathy after the death of our husband and father Elmina Adams and family. The New York clubwomen project to build a $5,000,000 clubhouse grows more wonderful, recalling times when organized women’s clubs were unknown.
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Elmina Adams
New York
Eay
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Sale Note
An advertisement claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured a long term constipation and stomach trouble for a mother with three children. The testimonial asserts lasting relief after a two year course with no further constipation or related issues. The claim includes a money back guarantee and mentions the product as harmless and simple.
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Mayr
Tanlac testimonial from Seattle salesman praises health recovery
T J Parker a Gatelys Clothing Store salesman of 4246 Juneau St Seattle Washington credits Tanlac with curing years of sickness. He describes severe gas dizziness and fatigue before the remedy restored appetite weight and strength. He urges others to try Tanlac as employees at his store endorse the treatment. Tanlac is sold in Lawreance by City Drug Store and Round Corner Drug Company and by leading druggists in towns nearby.
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Gately’s
Juneau St
Seattle
Wash
Taniac
Tanlac
Tanlae
Lawreate
City Drug Store
Round Corner Drug Company
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