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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1913
Page
8
A garbled OCR text from a Kansas tabloid references university issues, terms by carrier or mail, and local political chatter. It mentions Kansas City, St. Louis, and officials, with scattered names and unclear events. The piece reads like fragmented notes on campus and local governance.
A quirky political note references supporters of the Ben Davis apple seeking official recognition. Gov Guild of Massachusetts endorses the federal incorporation plan, while critics label it a fool populist scheme. In other states, appointments shift as Paul Jones gains deputy status under the collector of internal revenue after a withdrawn Coffeyville postmaster appointment.
Fragment describes street drunkenness in Lawrence and a proposal for stricter penalties. It argues fines allow moneyed offenders to escape punishment while the truly poor suffer. The writer suggests jail time as a stronger deterrent and cites a magistrate or law authorizing harsher measures.
The piece notes land prices rising without crop gains as urban migration grows. It argues law changes push prices, while rural Kansas loses population as cities under 3,000 could be redefined as rural, signaling a restructuring of rural statistics.
Fragmentary notes debate how Wilson can pursue a term and the Democratic convention. Mentions he is pledged to one term and the dilemma of seeking another. Concludes with scattered references to Wilson and a convention context without clear resolution.
A local column argues that members of Congress stay in Washington too long and neglect their constituents. The piece contends long absences distance lawmakers from the people they serve and hinder faithful representation. It urges stronger contact and frequent attention to home districts.
Fragmented remarks show bankers uneasy about a cure proposal. They claim readiness to reject objections and discuss differences being ironed out. The text hints at currency adaptation and political resistance, with unclear references to authorities and urgency.
Fragmentary text indicates Chancellor Strung plans to quit the city leadership. The report mentions an outgoing official and potential administrative changes. Further details are unreadable in the OCR fragment.
The report notes a continued drop in the school population over the years and urges a permanent plan to strengthen the public system. It highlights parental behavior sending children to elsewhere high schools and cites a neighboring district with nine pupils attending the county seat high school, implying potential growth if a township high school existed.
A garbled OCR note discusses long threatened water health issues and delayed measures. It mentions a water company delaying accepting an offer and promises action soon to protect citizens. The text suggests a critical complaint about public health oversight and need for decisive steps.
A fragmented discussion on railway overstretched bonds and honest valuation. Advocates call for restructuring and tighter oversight to protect widows and orphans while weighing how to manage debt and water costs amid financial mismanagement.
Officials should be chosen on fitness rather than party, many urge. The piece argues for merit based selection and criticizes partisan backing, calling for direct action to reduce high costs and improve governance.
The piece analyzes tensions within the party over progressives led by Leiseis pers, arguing the movement is weak and could pull the GOP into ideological conflict. It notes republicans in New York and Maryland facing pressure over referenda, primaries, and party alignment amid national political strife.
A local druggist urges customers to take only one dose of a remedy and promotes Adler bowel cleansers as a quick, effective aid for stomach distress. The passage blends jumbled dialogue about politics and personal anecdotes with an advertisement for backthorn bark preparations and Adler products.
Advice warns against opium based cough syrups and promotes Chamberlains Cough Remover as a safe choice for children and adults. It claims the medicine combats coughs colds and croup without opium or harmful drugs and is available everywhere.
Fragmentary notes list John N Johnson and residents Howard, Lois Curd, Beylate, Winford Thiry, Dayton Clady, Carrie, Paul, Munsings, Ebner Canary. Mentions purchases of masterworks for school and a slide event. Odds and ends include Lawrenc e TM, a dentist fund, and a boy named Charlie Hainger visiting Bettie.
A fragmented report notes a Monday event involving two brothers, Feed day, Hunsinger, Frain, and a plan to bring Mrs Tirant back to her Lawrence home. It mentions engagement with Johny McCormick during the first week and a postponed meeting or bar event. further readable details are limited.
Washington Creek notes revival meetings opened at Valleys Chapel last Saturday evening with all invited. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. David Feaile on Lawrence visiting daughter Mrs. John Bonn. Weather and rain hinder gatherings. social events postponed.
In Lawrence the skating rink was well received with the crowd orderly and composed of the finest people. Mr Bab is running the rink as it should be run and the people show their appreciation for the event at the gathering.
Villa Hden School hosts a box social and Christmas tree program at the schoolhouse on Monday night December 22. Residents are invited to attend and bring items for the event.
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