CERTIFY TEN FLOCKS OF POULTRY IN DOUGLAS COUNTY
Certification of ten flocks completed by county farms agent C. F. Gob-Re from the Slate Tutehery Association. Flocks culled and graded. defects lead to disqualification, others near perfect. Listings include owners Lloyd Duffy Route 1, Thiry Route 5, Rey Flory Route 1, Mrs. Ralph Coleman Route 1, Mrs. A F Villa Vinland, and Mrs. Fanny Cavend Wellsville with breeds White Leghorns Rhode Island Red White Rock and White Wyandot te.
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C. F. Gob- Re
KH. C. Coalizer
Douglas County
Doglas
GG. Clarke
Lloyd Duffy
White Rock
Thiry
Rey Flory
Ralph Coleman
Funding Bonds Tied to Wednesday Vote and Auction
Portions of the article describe paying bonds to cover costs of a vote and related work. The text notes a Wednesday vote and a Thursday committee session, with bond amounts between 90 000 and a sum. Clerk Floyd Lawrences directs an exact check of bond details, and bidders are mentioned as having placed bids on the tenders.
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Floyd Lawrenes
Moroccan peace terms debated as Abd el Krim seeks conditions
Irony Shd el Krim, Moroccan chieftain, expected in Paris with a letter from Abdel Krim requesting the peaceful terms agreed by France and Spain during their conference on the Moroccan question. Official circles say no other documents accompany him.
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Aris. Ker
HA. P
Gordon Casning
Shd-el-Krim
Paris
Abd- el-Krim
France
Spain
Aol
Legion to Entertain Old Folks Home Christmas Program
Legion plans Christmas program at Old Folks Home with Mary Gregg and Clarence Grubbs, Swede Wilson banjo music, and candy and nuts treats. Legion meets Thursday and Wednesday evenings, likely hosting holiday activities and community outreach.
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Armatibes Legion
Gregg
Ings
Clarence Grubbs
Wilson
Legion
Fragmented Paris notes on politics and culture in 1920s
Articles touch on scientist Sal Wallers mislead, Raymond Poincare memoirs on French politics, and the busy cultural scene. Mentions of diplomatic shifts under Doumer and Briand, a fashion winter in Paris, and dogs like Sealyham and Sehnauzer. a mix of social, political, and lighter topics in the era.
Rail price and hog raising plans amid farm report
The state board of previewkurr reports farmers plan to raise more hogs next year. Demand for brood sows is good, but few are available. Average price for sorghum is noted in Kansas towns. Weather last year aided crops though some dust drift affected wheat in Pratt and Reno counties with no serious field damage.
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Yoneka
Der
Peviewkurr
Kansas
Pratt County
University ships and world peace through student exchanges
The piece argues for converting discarded navy vessels into university ships to foster global friendship. It envisions ships carrying provisions, merchants, and 3 000 stations, enabling college students to travel abroad and bring aid, with the aim of eliminating war through universal education and exchange.
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World Brotherhood Y
Ords Plougas
Dr. Heldon
Ordipr
The
Herald
Davier Shellon
Washington
Old Shipping Board
Munnition
Greecs
China
Uni
America
No Law On The Books At Southwestern College
Dec. 21 Winfield Kansas A P No statute to protect freshmen from paddlings exists in Kansas a committee of the Southwestern College student council reports Investigation of chastisement rules leads to creation of a twelve member board to try cases and assign punishment Paddles must be 25 by 4 inches with three 3 inch holes and no nails or metal on the surface
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Winfield
Kan
A. P
Kansas
Southwetern College
Moreov
Administration of Justice
Fo Wayward
Council
Board of ‘Education
Execrtions of Justice
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Orthodox priests adapt to new life under Bolsheviks
The article notes Russian Orthodox clergy facing hardship after the state separation. Priests shave long hair and abandon robes to seek work and avoid public exposure. Some abandon ecclesiastical garb to blend in, while Bolshevik critics scorn the priests as atheists.
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Mazeow
Cooperation Sought From Merchants By Police Chief Douglas
Chief R F Douglas asks local merchants to cooperate to stop counterfeiting and fraud. He says reports in every case help curb crime and aid business. He emphasizes timely reporting of fake or stolen checks to enable swift action and to protect the community and commerce.
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R. F. Douglas
Douglas
Deaths and Funerals Dominant in Ottawa News
Mrs LM Rice aged 63 died in Hot Springs Arkansas after a lingering illness. Survived by daughter Mrs F J Krum of Lawrence and Ralph B Grossman at home. Body to arrive in Ottawa tomorrow with services at 2 pm at Lutheran church. Charles Fetty aged 88 died at Old Soldiers Home. funeral 1 pm Tuesday at Rumsey Funeral Home, Rev Y Snyder in charge, burial Hardy Oak Cemetery. Mrs Jennie Swaim wife of J A Swaim of Cleveland Ohio died this morning. funeral Thursday at 1 pm from Rumsey Brothers Funeral Home, burial Oak Grove. Comrades of Washington Post No 12 to attend funeral of Charles Fetty at Rumsey Brothers Home. Mr end J Joseph to spend a couple days. Miz Long's mother. December 25 is the deadline to purchase 2 scholarships at Lawrence Business College Christmas rate.
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J. M. Rice
Hot Springs
Arkansas
F. J. Krum
Lawrence
Ralph B. Grossman
Ottawa
Charles Fetty
Old Soldiers
Rum Isey
Ger Yet Snyder
Hardy Oak Cemetery
Jennie Swaim
A. Swaim
Cleveland
Ohio
Rumsey’ Brothe
Oak
Comrades of
Washington Post No. 12
Post Hall
Rumsey Brothers
F. HN
End
J. Joseph
Ale
Miz. Long
Harris
ST Mymouth Congregational Church
Hans
W. A. Mac Ioubrie
Doudolph Hertz
Miavy Society
Gilmore
Tth
First Baptist
Bath
B. Y.1
Tila’. Ni
Tc] Moore
Brotherhood Clase
Ege
Mr. Prentiss
Traskell
Moorning
Caren Sheill
Christmas Services Across Churches Highlight Community Spirit
First Methodist, Presbyterian, Unitarian, and Baptist congregations held festive Christmas programs. Choirs performed, films and pageants dramatized the nativity, and congregants contributed gifts and aid to the needy. Youths and adults joined in cantatas, parables, and a driving call for spiritual reflection amid renewal.
Sunday School Attendance By Race And Class At Lawrence
The Lawrence Council of Religious Education reports total attendance at Sunday School sessions with 2617 participants. White attendees sum to 2109 across children youth and adults, while colored participants total 508. Largest schools listed include Methodist, Christian, Presbyterian, Baptist, Congregational, and Westside.
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Presbyterian
Baptist
Congregational
Westside Press
Northside Chr Exargelical
Flarger
Westside Presbyterian
Presb
Eutheran
Evangelical
Miss Cleland
Obituary Notice for George R Hibner and Kin
George R Hibner born October 15 1860 in Black Hawk County Iowa died December 16 1923 Memorial hospital aged 65 years 2 months 1 day He married Linda Schermhorn January 1883 resident of Douglas county since 1902 member of Christian church since 1918 Survived by wife four sons Harvey Rye Avery F Fred O and two daughters Mrs Duval and Mrs Creen Point plus four grandchildren Local family details listed including residences in Pleasant Grove Tribune Denver and Maybell Cole.
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Washington Lane West
Putnam County
Indiana
Indiana Heavy Artillery
Baton Rouge
Johnson County
Missouri
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Kingsville
Warrensburg
Douglas County
Pleasant Valley
Lawrence S
Kansas
California
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Daugn Kennedy
Los Angelles
Tawneyice
Lear
George RB. Hibner
George R. Hibner
Black’ Hairk County
Iowa
Memorial Hospital
Hillsdale
Mich
Linda Schermhorn
Ife
Hibner
The
Christian Church
Haskell Boys Detained by Police After Escape Attempt
Haskell boys Robert White Birds and Spencer Lee were held by police Saturday night while Haskell authorities intervened. One intended to see his mother, the other to see a tall girl. Fragmentary ad lines about December 20 savings and local grocer promotions appear among the text.
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Haskell
Robert White Birds
Spencer Lee
Learme Haskell
Big Girl
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