Journal World Receipt and Delivery Notice
The text is a partial print from the Journal-World in Lawrence Kansas. It lists subscription terms including prices by week month and year and notes service within 150 miles. It also references the Associated Press and the Audit Bureau of Circulations and provides delivery contact hours.
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Massachusetts Street
Kansas
Willow
Marbridge Bulli
Associated Préss
Naia
Specia
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Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Postofice
Lawrence
How to Pray and Economy in Schools Debate
A 1925 column notes the use of petition signing as a social gesture while warning that school levy costs threaten education budgets. Lawrence residents discuss fiscal restraint, urging a swing toward practical work and economy. Poultrymen and National Guard camp at Camp Whiteside are mentioned as a duty example.
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Board of Education
Lawrence
National Guard
Camp Whiteside
Women and town prep during the new school opening
The piece notes Lawrence women pushing home and business upkeep ahead of fall school enrollment while men are urged to match the effort. It mentions paint needs, local shops, and a Topeka Chamber of Commerce protest over tall building replacements and a Detroit interview for the Grand Theatre manager Maurice Jericks.
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Ives
Lawrence
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UBL
Quantrill
Chamber of Commerce of
Topeka
Nation Ptel
Kresge
Hanet
Maurice Jericks
Grand Theatre
of _Topekas
Detroit
Chamber _of Commerce
Topeka ‘State ‘Journal
Jencks
eDo
Topeka Skeptical Over Kresge Plan Sparks Clash
A Topeka interview reveals Kresge executives seeking a two story base and basement on a retail corner, opposing local seven story plans. The exchange targets local merchants and town loyalty, with topeka officials and a banker at issue.
Montreal native Van Durand rises in Canadian Senate
Senator Van Durand, born in Montreal, studied at Laval University and earned his BGS. He joined the bar in 1883, rose to high rank in the profession, and became a Senate member in 1898. For four years he served as presiding officer and later traveled abroad as a Dominion representative. He was named Commander of the Legion of Honor by France in 1912.
Fifty Years Ago Notes From Medina Mills and Lawrence
From our old files fifty years ago merchant Robert Fisher discusses Medina Mills grinding large wheat, grape fair plans, and local business notes. Also mentions journalist Kein visiting Lawrence and Texas Pacific official Scott Noble in town. Lawrence Baseball Club mulls uniforms. Twenty five years ago reports on Pryor Lake trip, Dr Anderson's Denver trip, S M Gentry fire loss, Prof Cogan wire walker at the World, and Cape Colony context.
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Robert Fisher
Medina Mills
Ascotf Underwood
Kein
Syno
Platte City
Advocate
Mary ‘B. Read
North Lawrence
Klein
Scott Noble
The
Texas and Pacific
Lawrence
G. A. Preyer
Pryor
Lake
Mminn
Octavius ‘Cogan
Cogan
Cape Colony
Bazar
Poultry Profit via Rail Transport Highlighted at Convention
An address by C. D. Morrik of Chicago before the American Poultry Association convention extols rising poultry and egg income. He notes 1924 values neared one billion dollars, with 680 million chicks and 1.968 billion eggs produced, and credits steam transport for linking rural farms to urban markets.
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Sien
C. D. Morrik
Chicago
Western Railways’ Committee
Iowa
York City
Feast Day and anniversaries fill today's church and rodeo
The feast of the Assumption observed by the Catholic Church in Rome marks a day of religious observance as Bishop Thomas F Jallig of Kansas City completes 40 years in priesthood. Meanwhile Chicago’s rodeo opens amid protests over animal cruelty allegations. Representative William A Jarfield travels to Washington for West Coast conferences, and a Hyatt Springs convention promotes the theory of Anglo Saxons as the ten lost tribes of Israel with Christian leadership aims.
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Rome
Thomas F. J.allig
Kansas City
Ghitago
Crudlty
William A. Olafield
Democratic National Congressional Committee
Jegves
Night vigil on Crater hills follows wreck near Crater City
Bob Wilson accompanies Jim Fowler through a rain swept night as Jim stalks toward an unseen edge after a landslide wrecks a train. Bob, fearing for Jim amid grief and danger, shadows him along barren fields, unsure if help will arrive, while contemplating sacrifice and humanity. A separate note reports Albert J. Dean filing a $4515 damage suit over false imprisonment and a dismissed felony charge.
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Erner Bros
Jim
Bob
Jim Fowler
Fowler Parlor
Parish
Potts
Spike
Crater City
Bob Perings
Ding
Bog
Jim Fowlar
Glenn Church Ladies Aid Farewell for Mrs Smith
A Tuesday gathering at Elm Heights in Glenn bid farewell to Mrs Ed Smith who plans to move to Eudora in September. The event included a quilting session for Mrs Smith’s daughter and a luncheon, with a business meeting led by vice president Mrs Frank McClanahan.
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Ed Smith
Eudorai
Ladies Aid
Glenn Church
Ernest Gardner
Hardland
Vic
Frank McClanahan
McClanahan
Alt Elm Heights
Pearl
Claude
S. L. Dark
Thos
Tarr
Marguerite
Dotis
Dorothy
Tom Jr
B.F. Moore
R. M. Gray
Robert
Grace
B. P. Glenn
G. F. Bahnmaier
John Matney
Opal
Clarence
Helen
Madalyn
Charles. Brown
Thos. Glenn
Ivan Glenn
Ira Kettering
Almeda
Esther
Geo
W. H. Glenn
Billy Glenn
Topeka
Hattie Dunkley
Juanita Fox
Lawrence
Magdalena Noe
Gua Noe
Helen Morris
Wm. Morris
Ed Hennessy
Stave Hennessy
Tecumseh
H. A. Davidson
Lecompton
H. 2. Dummer
Glenn
Star
Ford
Knowledge Hill News and Social Roundup Highlights
Ashland residents Chester Jimmerman and family return home after visiting Mrs Murphy's kin. Sunday's Electric Park gathering included Florence Murphy Ber nice Grenberger Freddie Kr an berger and Ed Shrimplin. Lawrence visitors A A Greene and Tom Greene saw Frank Greene. Clinton Viets visited Frank Greene. Ralph Fiscel now hauls milk on the local route. Crystal Gates of Lawrence and Lois Wells hosted visits. many women find new jobs via the local free employment bureau. Donald Gordon of St Louis is in town.
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Chester Jimmerman
Ashland
Kaneas
Frank Greene
Ralph Fiscel
Crystal Gates
Lawrence
Lois Wells
Grant Cox
Little Daugh
Idella
Tennesasé
Donald Gordon
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Jericks
Toneka
America
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Albert J. Dean
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Peonles State Bank
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J.L. Pearson
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Fred Stanton
A. W. Beriga
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Frank Wells
John Thiry
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Harold
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Mae Stevenson
Tonganoxie
Will Collins
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Jess Osborne
Ella Lawson
Denver
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Pony Creek
Verne’ Barber
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Alta Rice
Bernice
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Roy Viets
Valley Grove
Knowledge’ ‘Hill Community Club
C.H. Rowland
John Canary
Elmer
I. Hi Dial
Court House
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Winfield
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
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Akc
Santa Fe Hospital
Ottawa
Santa Fe
E. B. Gossett
Hospital Association
Fort. Scott
M. E. Born
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Business College
Rankin's Drug Storet
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