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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1916
Page
5
The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and tonic to combat fatigue. It claims impure blood causes tiredness and poor digestion, urging readers to buy Hood's for better health, appetite, and sleep. Many sentences tout its year round usefulness and fast results.
Madison Wis April 2 A plan announced by the Farmers Organization to form cooperative societies among farmers. The federation aims to sell products buy at fair prices and provide services including expert material and local aid. It mirrors UK Ireland Netherlands and British South conferences and lists officers and organizers across multiple states.
Tournament schedule outlines a two day stroke play event with nine holes per round. Organizers aim to finalize handicaps based on spring play while entries reflect enthusiasm from last week. Notables include AOD W Awol and Pand Dinsudor with scores around 40s to 47.
Darnell Morrison, a former minister, serving a federal sentence at Leavenworth, seeks parole after a year of confinement following a sensational trial in Manitowoc Wisconsin. Officials disclosed the filing today as part of the parole process.
A lighthearted note says many a girl fishes for a husband yet nets only a skate, reflecting a humorous misfire in courtship and fortune.
Verbal agreement with Stefansson sends Lane north to command a 500-ton power schooner named Great Bear from Seattle toward Banks Land and Melville Bay. Lane, under Stefansson’s verbal instruction, to carry supplies and seek new land while Canadian government may order Stefansson parties to join.
A group protests tipping by servants in Tidlegehoals and questions the moral basis for tips. Lord William Trussell, en route to the seafiold, asks the minister what tip to give the executioner, highlighting philosophical dissent.
An Indianapolis News piece reports the American Highway Association lecturing states about neglect of roads. It argues 2.25 million miles exist with $200 million annual spending, but under 19 percent well improved. It proposes each state build 500–600 miles yearly to form a connected national system centered on population hubs.
A 1915 survey shows 247400 miles of surfaced U S roads, with Ohio leading. Minnesota plans 3001000 for highways, counties to receive 750000 state aid, rising to 1500000. State road officials propose a 2 percent one mill tax split and a state share half. Roads must shed water. bad roads hurt farmers and profits.
In Nebraska Omaha returns indicate Henry Ford leads the Republican presidential nomination race by a wide margin, while Gilbert Hitchcock trails the Democratic ticket by about two to one over Ignatius Dann. Incumbent Bryan campaigns as a delegate candidate with seven contenders in the field. Keith Neville leads C. W. Bryan by about 3,000 votes for governorless than 40 of 1,500 precincts reported.
Stockholders of the Mé ite as séciatini will hold their annual meeting to review finances, elect officers, and discuss upcoming projects. Members are invited to attend at the clubroom, with reports from the treasurer and committee chairs.
Merchants league scores show high men Gerlind with 225 and Garvill 218 as Kuhne and Berger teams post 217 and 201. The ten pin game featured ten pins per frame with scattered turnout and unclear standings.
A local dancing show drew a sizable audience at the venue on a recent evening. Denis directed the production with Ruth Stl in the cast, delivering a lively program that impressed attendees and showcased strong company work.
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