Lawrence Daily View of National Affairs 1921
Lawrence Kansas readers note a national update with references to Russia France and the United States. The piece discusses railroads deficits tax cuts affecting yachts and a political scene including Democratic women and a Kansas law case on railroad ties. It mentions Supreme Court actions and Topeka hotel interests in a broader fiscal context.
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United Stat
Kansas
Swashington
Democratic
Topeka
Untitled historical note with scattered phrases
Fragmentary text discusses manufacturers de opposition to a tobacco matter, tax levies in Kansas towns, and adoption of the gold dollar as monetary standard, signaling a trend toward the United States.
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Tey
United States
Fifty Years Ago in Lawrenee
Fifty years ago in Lawrenee the Daily notes work began on the Lewlenwairth tribe site at the intersection of Tinckney, with Lawrence and Galveston projects and the Gas Viver. General Wraser returned from the east after examining outer business matters tied to the State University and the vast sit of Sindbstes street is being excavated ahead of Ballard pavement.
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Lawrence & Galveston
Thid Point
Ming Ny Thas
General Wraser
State University
Sindbstes Isetts Stréet
Jntersdefian l of
Tinckney
Ballard
Rees
Kennedy Valley school echoes in district meeting notes
A 25 year old Lawrence dispatch recalls the Salina Kansas division meeting of the Wheelmen led by Reb C Mantey. It mentions the Kennedy Valley school in the old building slated for removal and notes early teachers including State Supervisor Stanley. Irregular fragments reference post office, residents Tom Breeze and Mrs Will Spalding, and Prof W H Johnson among others.
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Kansas
Teague Gimerieau
Salina
Reb. C. Mantey
Whiushey
Kennedy Valley
Stanley
Carnots
Wisconsin T
Tom Breeze
Dade City Kansas speedway plans and dam collapse note
Kansas notes from Dade City describe a two mile speedway event planned for August limited to stock cars with races from ten to two hundred miles. The report also mentions a dam reconstruction incident near Fort Larned and a Kansas Board of Agriculture official survey noting several county school districts have not yet obtained teachers.
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Dade City
E. E. Frizell
Kansas State Board of Agriculasre
Fort Larned
Knights convention in town prompts recruit class talks
The piece notes the upcoming Knights of Pythians convention on September 27 and 28 with officers named. It mentions crop conditions and debts, including a humorous local anecdote about a rent reminder and the blacksmith Regeboehn offering a value received justification for adjusting rent.
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Shitehinson
Knights of Putins
M. Benefroit
Gots Gvily
Bert Mead
Pittsburg
Gr Ud
LD. E. Bamles
Iz Rita
Cottonwood Falls
W. Jeffrey
Louis
Regeboehn
Forty year jubilee chorus to unite Kansas City area
Lawrence residents help organize a massive jubilee chorus with up to 10000 singers from Lawrence and nearby cities for a large musical event at His Marek Grove. The effort involves students and community members across Kansas, with rehearsals in LeRrEesa and plans extending to seventy two cities. The project aims to present Don Alvano and other works with a focus on modest costumes and community spirit.
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Kansas City
Tom
Lawrence
Hismarek Grove
Times
Rosedue
Erie
LeRrEesa
Kansas Cities
Toynse
Teacher demand close to supply in Kansas markets
Supply and demand in the teachers' market run near normal in Kansas as acting dean Kelly of the University of Kansas School of Inveation notes. Higher pay and qualifications are urged as many trained teachers return to the profession amid rising costs and lower public school salaries. The piece also includes a long list of real estate transfers and local property dealings in Lawrence, Eudora, and surrounding areas.
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Kansas
Kelly
School of Inveation
University of Ks
Dea Kelly
Years of Fine Arts School Rise and Tuition Change
The article notes growth for the School of Fine Arts over years with a rise in student numbers, faculty, and costs. It cites increases in tuition from $9 to $4 and overall annual budgets, alongside faculty expansions and notable artists and instructors associated with the school and university.
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Big Rath
Laat
K. U
Scrieble Reid
Fike Por Avi
Kansas Dairy Industry Notes Value and Limits of Farm Butter
The article discusses dairy farming shifts in Kansas noting farm butter is often less profitable than selling cream or butterfat. It cites Professor Fitch and state statistics showing Kansas ranking among top dairy states in 1920-1922, with rising dairy cattle and processing growth, including creameries and cheese plants.
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Kansas
Wansas Dastre
Prurk
Fitch Sage
Welsh home rule pledge by Lloyd George reported by Liverpool Post
Premier Lloyd George announces in Dublin at Welsh nationalist dinner that devolution is agreed upon by a four stage plan. The article mentions an army of 500000 and includes a deposed governor’s wife serving effectively.
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London
Lloyd George
Hye
Liverpool Pos
Eastport Maine Elects First Woman School Superintendent
Eastport Maine, claimed as the furthest east town in the United States, has just appointed its first woman school superintendent. The article also notes other regional and national items highlighting women achieving roles in various fields and notable anecdotes from different states.
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Eastport
Maine
United States
South Florida Press Association
Boston
Missus Sheray
Topeka
Bebe
New York
Lydie Spofferd
Tierstom
Ale
Kentucky
Beignbor
Dublin
Norway
Amien Recently Made Loop First: Sppesty
London
Dardthy
Cehildren
Severst Avonjen
Fragmented OCR note on plans and curiosities in 19th century records
An incoherent OCR dump mentions a Main 2 in Ohio examining a hotel project and a figure named Harding. It notes a police court with a tattooed head, beliefs about beads, and a test of a new structure in England. Scattered items include Queen Mary, old Welsh wood, and a Lawrence visit by Harry Danmire. The text is garbled with many misspellings and out-of-context phrases.
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Main 2
Ohio
Harding
Brace
London
Soutdses
West Africa
Old Walewood Battery
Ito
Enel
Okla
Earnlass
State Universiey
Milk Producers Meet Distress Over Local Shortages
A lively Saturday gathering at the Saintsa Cham Saint hall brought together milk producers and local families to discuss a pressing milk shortage. Tom Harley, a local member, spoke while attendees enjoyed comfort food and music, leaving no one hungry and declaring the meeting a success. The session highlighted how ice cream and dairy were served to all, signaling a communal effort to address the shortage.
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Sa Saturdaion
Tom Harley
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