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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1921
Page
4
A Bolshevik news outlet reports no denial of the reported condition, stating officials acknowledge the issue without refuting its existence. The article notes ongoing assessments and calls for transparency amid mounting public concern.
Latvia July 18 All news sources report famine threatens Soviet Russia this summer. Despite Lenine policy shifts and tax in kind, agriculture suffers from drought and machinery shortages. Petrograd and other centers face a grave supply crisis with limited imports, while a Moscow congress on food supply warned grain would rot if not imported or stored.
In Valley Grove W. 8. Daniels and daughter Alice of Oskaloosa visited in the area Sunday. Miss Veda Petrie remains confined to her bed but hopes for a speedy recovery. The community notes frequent trips to Lawrence for shopping and threshing chores, with rain patterns affecting harvest. Several residents report visits, trainings, and small accidents, including Marvin Stewart's wrist injury from a fall from an apple tree. Weather shifts bring heat relief and expressed wishes for cooler days.
Os kaloosa residents including Mr and Mrs J Ei Worswick Mr and Mrs Charles Vavraland and family join relatives for an extended overland trip to Oak Turk Illinois a Chicago suburb. They occupy lake cottages plan several weeks at a cool resort host Worswick welcomes Kansas friends en route.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Ulrich hosted guests Sunday including the Marks Piersons. Mrs Rule and daughter Cyris returned near Medora after visiting Mrs Rule's brother M C Elliott. Several locals report travels and visits with family in Schenectady New York and Abilene. A horse loss and tractor purchase were reported. house remodeling planned and a family named Dick moved into George Dew's fort read house.
McLouth centers on a forthcoming Chautauqua week with St. Claire Chrisman Company presenting music and novelty acts. J H Dickson lectures as Apostle of Four Square Living while a junior Chautauqua runs for youths under 14 each morning and afternoon. A supervising young woman will oversee next week. A motor trip to Leavenworth drew forty-nine adults and ten children. details note the Winchester oil well.
The National Federation of Music Clubs announces a concert tour for the four winners of its contests held earlier this year. The tour aims to provide musical exposure and recognition to young American artists with support from hundreds of federation music clubs. Performers include Enrique Ross, pianist. Herman Rosen, violinist. Devorah Natcaverne, contralto. Gep. G. Smith, baritone.
Market notes from Kansas City and Chicago show declines in some grains, with corn and wheat steady to higher in futures. Livestock demand remains mixed: cattle and hog markets firming on select grades, with feeders and cows near steady to strong, while lambs and sheep see mixed moves.
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Sisson and their son left Sunday for a month long overland vacation to the Ozarks. They smoke Black Seal made in Lawrence cigars.
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