Unclear Postoffice Notice and Local Commentary
Fragmented OCR of a 1923 Lan ce Kansas bulletin contains postal instructions for journal delivery, political critique of factory costs, public service notes, and scattered social observations. It references a Perdon, the Institute of Public Service, Hylan reelection, and Buffaloes dues in a garbled montage of phrases and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wim. H. ‘Allen
Institute of Public Service
Mne
Hylan
Lawrence Gas and Coke Co Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
From old files: Maj Rankin will be absent for a few days. Lawrence Gas and Coke Co directors elect B W Woodward president B P Lambertson secretary and M Hadley treasurer. Grasshoppers spreading southward over Nebraska have damaged corn. prices on beef drop to 3 to 7 cents per pound with 16 62 per pound noted. Charlie Kauffman ceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. Rankin
Lawrence Gas and Coke~ Co
B. W. Woodward
Pres
B. P. Lambertson Secy
M. Hadley Treas
Nebnraska
F. Deichmann
Pest
Charlie Kauffman
Bryan Will Take Ity Nomination Speech Reported
Twenty five years ago a Democratic committee notified Bryan he would accept the nomination and he delivered a lengthy speech. Stevenson was also notified of the honor of a vice presidential nomination at the Kansas City convention. Mrs W K Howe hosted a birthday party with a guest list including Mr and Mrs Ober and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Democratic Notification Committee
Stevenson
Kansas ‘City
W. K. Howe
Ober
Ahd
Morrow
Eva Brown
Jameson ‘Summerfield
Shaler
Day
Burke
Jean Bow ‘Sock
Topeka
Mabel Diggs
Gus Berger
Banks Brow
Kansas City
Ladies
Aid ‘Society of the Baptist Church
W. Z.carpenter
Massachusetts
Sheriff Myers
Il. G. Poehler
Edouard Herriot to Speak at Golden Rule Dinner Near East
Eminent French scholar and statesman Edouard Herriot accepted an invitation to speak at the annual Golden Rule dinner of the Near East. Born in Troyes in 1872, he rose from Lyons professor to municipal councillor and later mayor, earning a reputation for reliability and efficiency. During World War I he served briefly as Minister of Public Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edouard Herriot
New-York City
Zora
Troyes
Paris
Lyons
Malad and Mormon heritage on a western road trip
The writer recounts a Malad visit, noting a high Mormon presence and Secretary Jardine’s Utah roots. He tours Ogden Canyon and Salt Lake City, observes irrigation wells and valley abundance, and travels the Lincoln and Roosevelt highways toward Wyoming, commenting on desert landscapes and Wyoming ignorance on Prohibition.
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Falad
Ormans
Agr
Jardine
Kansas
State Agricultural College
Iis
America
Latter Day Saints
Maladi
Church of Latter Day Saints
Utah
Idato
Homs
William
Ashton
Yellowstone
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Ogden
Ogden Canyon
Brigham “Young
Brigham
Lincoln Highway
Roosevelt Highway
Salt Wake City
California
Nevada
Wyoming
Centenary and Celebrations Highlight Today’s Events
Centenary marks Alfred C. Harmer birth in Pennsylvania as officials plan tributes. Brazil’s Bernardes birthday noted with cordial celebrations. Kansas City Council Grove set for Santa Fe Trail centennial events. Ku Klux Klan announces a parade in Washington and New Brunswick awaits provincial vote as Typographical Union gathers in New York. Local ads clutter page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred C. Harmer
Arthur
Bernardes
Brazil
Council Grove
Kas
Santa Fes Trail
Hbs Ku Klux Klan
Washington, dC. c
New Brunswick
Tiaational Typographica Inion
Tramps Risk Life as Train Looms in Granite Gorge
In granite gorge the tramp Potts and Spike Nelson corner Bob on a trestle as a passenger train, the Limited, hurtles toward a boulder. Bob wrestles with fear and conscience, plans a last desperate move to avert disaster while Spike grows more violent and Potts follows. The scene ends with Spike lunging as the whistle nears and Bob's fate hangs in the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasabond
Granite Gorge
Rockies
Spike
Nelson
Granite” Gorge
Bob
Bobh
Potts
Rembrandt
Lees
Aster
Express
Limited
Mrs Owen Carl Family to Return From Fish Creek
Mrs Owen Carl and her two daughters Etna and Olga and Miss Elsie Ketels will arrive home today from Fish Creek Wisconsin where they have spent several weeks. MoiPs Butter Crust Bread advertisement urges readers to ack your grocer. Classifieds note found ads help locate owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Carl
Etna
Olga
Elsie Ketels
Fish Creek
Wis
Army post invites press to citizen training camp day
Fort Leavenworth commandant Brigadier General E I King invites Associated Press members from Kansas Missouri and Arkansas to attend the citizens military training camp on August 26. Events include two baseball games a parade a band concert boxing movies and a dance. Attendees should contact Captain Joseph W Bollenbeck and report to camp HQ on arrival. Local clubs and newspaper personnel from multiple cities will visit as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
E. I. King
Army
Associated Press
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Citizens Military Training
Joseph W. Bollenbeck
Paar
Rotarians
Lions
Kiwahians
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Hos Lawrence
Topeka
Echison
Excelsior Springs
Leavenworth
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Lance
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Nce
Cal
Turday
God
Christ
Atpniey
Ithe
Iffer
Wellé
Vorue
Book Review
Mr. Volstead
Thay
Denver
Lawrence
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Granger
Sahara
Maryland
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode
Ohio
Thompson
Mass
Monte Blaé
Vic-Glen
Reese's Drug Store
St. Ady
Santa Fe
Fred Harvey
Shion Pe
W. W. Burnett
Agt
Phome
Fritz Co
Merchants National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
The
Lawrence National Bank
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