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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1919
Page
11
The Journal World advertises a full ruling department ready to handle special rulings for books and account books. It invites readers needing bound or loose leaf ledgers to discuss their needs with the publication.
A Douglas county notice invites union members to an August 5 Tuesday evening gathering at the Wakarusa township hall. A brother from Oklahoma and manager of the state business association will speak to the union members. Don’t miss it. A. L. Holcom.
The British and Foreon Bible Society publishes scriptures in over 270 languages and dialects, expanding access to sacred texts worldwide. The note highlights the Society's extensive linguistic reach and impact on diverse communities through translation efforts.
Victor Love and Roy Tarpy appeared in the city police court on a gambling charge linked to a Sunday game described as African Golf or craps. Judge Stewart dismissed Love after he testified he was only an onlooker. Tarpy was fined 15 dollars plus costs. An advertisement notes low prices on tires and tubes at The Cut-Rate Tire Shop on Mass Street.
Cattle dealer DF Roberts of Rocky Ford Alberta credits a Colorado doctor for prescribing Tanlac. Over sixty days he gained sixteen pounds and reports improved digestion, sleep, appetite, and strength. He praises Tanlac’s effect and lists Lawrence Round Corner Drug Co. in Lawrence and other local outlets as sellers.
Postmaster C C Seewir in Lawrence reports a flood of bacon orders after government surplus army foodstuffs will be sold by parcel post. Officials have not yet received handling instructions, but price lists and consumer orders are expected. Justice John Marshall of the Kansas supreme court will speak at the C P A picnic in Eudora on August 21.
Careful management of pullets from hatch to maturity boosts early laying. Disturbances to housing and ration slow growth and delay reproduction, especially for May-hatched birds. Proper nourishment, regularity, comfort, exercise, and cleanliness foster steady development into productive layers.
County officials held a public hearing on next year's bridge and culvert project with a $45,461 budget. No protests were filed. main item is an $18,000 bridge over Captain's Creek near Eudora and a plan to fund via the next year's tax levy.
The term plebiscite derives from French roots and Latin pleblacitum, describing a vote by all electors on a question. Similar to a referendum, it has notable use in history, such as Napoleon III’s era, illustrating direct popular choice.
Five room house in good condition near town, owner leaving town. Sale offered by owner with limited time to act.
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