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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1921

Page

4

Near East Relief Gifts and Roads Debate Highlight County News

County farmers discuss corn gifts for Near East Relief with plans ensuring every bushel reaches aid organizations and no profit in handling. A Kiwanis Club talk by J Frank Smith promotes dirt and paved roads, urging study and organized road work, noting Douglas County has begun improved dirt roads and a county road department with plans for future developments.

Organization For Near East Relief J.frank Smith Kiwanis Club Mr. Smith i Pouglas

Dirt Roads Promote Education On Paved Highways

The statement argues dirt roads are the best educator for the public about the value of permanent year-round roads and will spur enthusiasm to extend paved highways as conditions allow.

Brazil Centenniel Celebration Plan for Independence

The American Chamber of Commerce for Brazil aims to raise half a million dollars from U S citizens to fund a memorial for Brazil’s centennial independence celebration in 1922. The proposal honors shared Americas ties and recalls Latin American struggles from 1810 to 1822.

South America United States Spain Argentina Paraguay Chile Peru Colombia Bolivia Venezuela Ecuador Urueguay Monroe Europe American Chamber of Commerce Brazil Americas

Fifty Years Ago in Lawrence April 8 1871

From the Republican Daily Journal a report on hemp shipments. Wim Meairs of Wakarusa notes ten tons of hemp raised last season earning 150 dollars per ton in St Louis and yields about 1200 feet to the acre. North Lawrence shows rising activity with about fifty new houses built recently. The passenger train of April 1 carried eight cars, and the freight forty five cars.

Republican Daily Journal Wim. Meairs Wakarus Meairs St. Louis North Lawrence

Intercollege Debates Highlight Election and Education Events

fragmentary notice notes debates and elections at Brown University Wesleyan Drake Grinnell and SMU Dallas with intercollegiate speech events. also mentions University of Michigan camp Lake Gogebie wolf-related plan and upcoming church and school activities including sermons and programs at various institutions.

Sake Howe North Amer Stulent Ern Universit Uniaayguien Dribute Southern Methodist Dallas Brown University Wesleyan Univer Drake University Grinnell Coatese State of Michigan

District program entertains with readings and music

The Sant Grove district program featured recitations, dialogues, and solos by local students. Notable pieces included Destiny and A Maiden's Lament with strong audience praise and orderly conduct.

Local Meeting Heads for April Session

High Prairie notes an afternoon gathering assisted by Mrs Gleason and three guests. Mrs Van Hoesen and Mrs Williams host refreshments. April 30 meeting set with Mrs Williams and Virgil Flory visiting from Lawrence. Sunday School attendance 21. church crowd about double. Nev Enveart preached a strong sermon. resident retiree from Baldwin. Organist Mrs Van Hoesen and Mrs Hexston led services.

Anty Gleason Carl van Hoesen Williams Virgil Flory Lawrence Nev. Enveart Baldwin Alice van Hoesen Hexston Vi Shotwell Kev

Freckle Face Remedy Promises Clear Complexion

An old advertisement touts Othine double strength as a free trial remedy for freckles and blotches. It claims one ounce removes freckles quickly and at low cost, urging readers to try the product from any druggist with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.

Gu Co Faone

District reunion dinner parties highlight school events

The text notes annual district family reunion dinners at the school with many attendees from nearby areas. It mentions Miss Ulrich returning from a Swedish hospital, Mr and Mrs Boehle driving relatives home after a trip, and various local residents visiting Lawrence and Worden. A revival is referenced in the city, Mo. with Scott’s move, and local road work and wheat market updates appear alongside social visits.

Oir Dan Shotwell, Jr Kieskiey Kieaston Wanrels Miss Ulrich A. A. Boehle Glen Dudley Tron Ida Me Willi J. Prat City Oir Scott Thes Scott Lo Williams Seok Ner Pagar Landis Albert Ign Tern Hertzag Bates Filner George 8Lum Lawrence Plurrsuint Clon Feverson Saur Alt Willains IL R. Hibner Dan Flory A. Hibner Avery Vegametafin Interur Saan

Local farm work and home moves noted in area

Harvey Flory marketed wheat in Lawrence on Thursday and visited the Elmer Flory home on the return. Road work on Pleasant Grove hill continued with Ed Deay Leonard Charlie Williams the Perpress boys and Everett Eberhart involved on Thursday. The Hijner brothers replanted alfalfa after frost damage in a field. Charlie Hyre spent time at the Walter Deay home building a yard fence. Frank Hibner of Kansas City sold his Park Avenue home and moved April 1 to 5424 Euclid Avenue with Elsie Hibner visiting Sunday. Another C P A meeting is planned at the schoolhouse tonight.

Harvey Flory Lawrence Elmer Flory Pleasant Grove Hill Deay Leonard Charlie Williams Perpress Everett Eberhart Hijner Charlie Hyre Frank Hibner Kansas City Park Avenue Euclid Avenue Jelsie Hibner

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