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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1921
Page
2
A scrambled, partial transcript mentions missing Journal World delivery by 7 PM and requests a copy, then shifts into a garbled Bible passage from Genesis chapter 1 with sporadic phrases about creation, lighting, firmament, and events. It ends with a business notice referencing markets and small businesses and the Journal-World era.
The Fraternal Aid Union in Lawrence has evolved from a small early effort into a large institution. Its growth mirrors the town’s progress, attracting many workers and substantial funds as it expands its influence and services locally. The article notes its potential to further build up in the coming years and mentions American envoys attending the disarmament conference.
In parliament yesterday Lloyd George presented the government's stance on the Irish question, signaling a clear approach to peace negotiations. The article contrasts the Prime Minister's position with De Valera's statements and notes potential common ground despite differences, while reporting a separate incident describing five highway workers injured near Fort Scott as bandits fled with 800.
The undermined phrase highlights how payroll robberies, though not warlike, provided sums that mattered to soldiers awakened from their beds in camp, eager to obtain food and relief. The items describe the impact on morale and supply morale for the troops.
Lawrence residents rejoice as a rescue plan saves the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra from dissolution after months of threats. A base agreement ensures the ensemble continues, thrilling locals with its music. Massachusetts coverage notes yesterday’s event while three officers act to prevent a lynching scene, emphasizing state safeguards.
A wire service piece notes the Grand Sheik of the Order of Camels declares a mental protest against prohibition. It mentions a Labor Day hour for collective reflection and hints at celebratory references amid debates about what ails Kansas during prohibition era.
The Leavenworth Times argues that to curb government spending Congress should defer to executive department recommendations before appropriations. It claims officials misuse funds once budgeted and questions why officials aren’t impeached for raising parts of appropriations. The paper floats a plebiscite for the Thirty-Fifth division to decide the issue.
A fragmented Lawrence column recalls local events from a quarter of a century ago. Ada Clarke serves as a guide at Kansas University while others attend farm and business matters. References to a livery stable, repairs, and names like Gus Berger, Billy Steele, and Sibley appear alongside brief notices and a barber's drug advertisement.
A historic account recalls the Quantrill Raid and the Cordley Star narrative. The piece describes destruction, theft, and the mass burial of unidentified dead, listing affected houses and the aftermath. It notes photographs and figures in a four mile vicinity and mentions Harlow W. Baker and other local figures.
Fractured text shows characters and names like George W and Mayor Cefintore in a tense urban setting. References to a burning house, shifting dialogue, and a wolf motif suggest a dramatic scene with uncertain narration and partial details.
A damaged OCR passage discusses chaotic attempts to tally casualties from a dam failure. It mentions confusion, many changes, and an incomplete count, noting 142 at one point and references to the missing and wounded. Details are garbled and uncertain.
Pericke snows data and Louis Deschamps is informed of the deficit this year. The report notes the service expends funds to improve Stenslon and mentions a fire danger. Melton, agent for Hasivanje Co, seeks prompt and satisfactory adjustment and views Mr. Melton as an administrator.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a McCougek’s establishment with a bakery and drug store in a street corner location. Mentions stale details about quarters, relocation, and a phone line. The text is garbled but points to a combined shop with various goods and services.
The gas electric five ton truck built with Goodyear tires and by Kemble in Lawrence is tested under its own power. The trial trip covered Ohio and Indiana roads with delays for weather and terrain. Further tests will occur before final examination and potential backers view the vehicle.
Various local churches announce sermons and services including United Brethren and St Luke AME with Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 11. Union Park meetings plan gatherings in South Park at 7 PM with pastors delivering talks. Epworth League at Baldwin and Centenary Methodist events noted. multiple pastors named for forthcoming sermons and community gatherings.
The fragmentary OCR notes an Evangels sermon topic about a young man with four paragraphs, and references a Lowtiey Jates claim about drug use and a company defense. It mentions Gragg and asks a question about work and Saturday duties.
Fragmentary OCR text from a Hagerstown notice mentions a physician and medicine claims. It references names and scattered phrases about remedies, ailments such as headaches backaches and cramps, pain relief, and a product labeled Lydia Pipable Compound. The fragment is highly garbled with misread characters and incomplete sentences.
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