Subscription rates and office notice for Lawrence Journal-World
The text lists subscription rates and office contact details for the Lawrence Journal-World Kansas with pricing for one week two weeks and one year, plus delivery by mail within 150 miles and beyond. It also includes Associated Press rights and a Bible verse from Proverbs 28 8 20 about haste to riches and integrity.
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R. Kent
Hartford -Butidine
Law York
Franklin FP
Alcorn
Marbridge
Associated Press
Apecia
Audit Bureau OF
Postoffice
Lawrence
Kansas
The Lure of Courtesy in Lawrence’s Civic Life
A reflective piece on Lawrence citizens showing refined courtesy to travelers and neighbors. It argues warm reception boosts tourism and growth, notes the university’s influence, and stresses considerate service in business. It also mentions public figures and local debates on hotels and transportation.
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Lawrence
Theuniversity
Humorous and Haphazard News Fragments Create Odd Chronicle
A collage of clipped items from various papers notes mishaps and oddities. References to safety failures in a creek pass and a man dying while defending a right of way mix with weather chatter and stray notes about public figures and fashion. The tone is sardonic and miscellaneous.
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Jerry
Wilkee Barrelder
Wiles
Harrisburg
Telegraph
William Jay
Boston Transcript
Eddie Shawn
Lillé Falls
Meliam Lake
Detroit News
William Lee
Duke of Atholl and Isle of Man fortunes noted
The Duke of Atholl is discussed as a leading Scottish peer and potential Governor General of Canada. Details cover his 1917 dukedom, military service in the Boer and Gallipoli campaigns, and his wife, a former House of Commons member. The piece also recounts Atholl lineage, governing Isle of Man since 1786, and the 19th century sale of rights for about $350,000 and over $2,000,000.
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Duke of Atholl
Canada
Scotland
House’ of Commons
Osage Granty and county cattle sale notice
From our old files fifty years ago Judge J. Q. A. Norton has got a granty on professional business and will be absent several days. probate court adjourned. Also notes on river boats, arrests for house breaking, Mennonite immigration, and local notices including Eldrige House rental in 1875. Twenty five years ago Prof S. L. Dyche displayed a large moose at Kansas University Museum. train incident and Kate Riggs Europe visit.
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J. Q. A. Norton
Osage
Doak
Keller
Osage County
Republican Daily. Journal
Med. Shannon
August Poehler
My. Alden
Rev
Gunn
M. Newmark
Wilde Bros
Kansas
Eldridge House
Giro. A. Banks
L. Dyche
South Mass
Kansas University Museum
C. P. Barber
Dasehies
Kate Riggs
Europe
Eleventh Anniversary Observances Across Europe Today
Today marks the eleventh anniversary of Britain joining the war and the German invasion of Belgium. In Brussels ceremonies are planned with notable pageantry as the November elections loom, reflecting wartime solidarity and political mobilization.
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Britain
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Brussels
Idaho dam tale shows American Falls vast project
A traveler recalls the American Falls dam on the Snake River near Pocatello Idaho, describing its size water storage and irrigation impact. He notes town relocations 25 miles upstream and plans for a modern city with civic buildings and parks, plus local industry in dairy cheese and fox farming and a scenic Yellowstone Park road trip with hardships and humor.
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American Falls
Pocatello
James - To
James H. Brady
J. L.J. Brady
Lawrence Journal
Great
Brady
Africa
Snake River
Idaho
Roosevelt
Snake
Oregon
Lawrence
Boise
Northwest
Jd. L. Brady
Idaho State Journal
Pocatel
Salem
Rob
Bert Brady
Ban- Hock
United States
Kansas
Ourj
H. . B. ‘Creasy
War- Ten § Meader
Yellowstone Park
Park
Blackfoot
Isroad
Howard & Burnett
Bill Howard
Rob ‘Brady
Ashton
Ash
Yellowstone
Cohambing
Ursel
The Limited Mail vignette of two hobos at Granite Gorge
A storm night at Granite Gorge shows two hobos Potts and a younger partner stranded at a train trestle. A rock knocks one man over the ledge but the younger tramp saves him with skillful climbing, while Potts recovers the improvised stew gear. They tend the fire, share hard luck, and hint at a lurking mystery surrounding their night and companions.
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Warner Sru
Monte’ Blue
Warner Bros. Pictores
Potts
Wealthy Irish Families Restore Damaged Property in Free State
Dublin reports that many affluent families who fled to England after property destruction are returning as compensation rules require rebuilding. Marquis of Lansdowne rebuilt at Dereen near Killarney, with his heir the Earl of Kerry also maintaining a residence nearby. Duke of Devonshire restored Lismore Castle in County Waterford after heavy damage.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Free State
England
Marquis of Lansdowne
Dereen
Killarney
Earl of Kerry
Free State Senate
Duke of Devonshire
Liemore Castle
County Waterford
Working Girls Form Club in London Dining Scene
London reports a new club for working women as banks and insurance firms expand catering for staff. The associated press notes that major employers now run in-house feeding arrangements, shaping social options for city workers.
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London Girls
London
Associated Press
City club for women workers opens in heart of town
A new social club for female employees, focusing on those in small firms with one or two girls, opens in central city. Members can eat at reasonable prices and use the club as a social center to prepare for sports or evening engagements without commuting home.
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