Massachusetts Street Journal World Subscription Rates
Subscriptions and mailing details for the Lawrence Kansas Journal World. Rates listed include one week two weeks and yearly options with in advance payment. Advertising agents named in New York and Hartford Building contact addresses. Includes a commentary on accidents and political opinions.
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Dmive
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Chitage
A. R. Keater
Hartford Building
New York
Franklin P. Alcorn
Marbridge
Public Morals and the Petersen trial in Topeka
Kansas editorials discuss public apathy to officials using office for private gain in light of the Kansas pardons scandal. Commentary cites Hadley of WashU on growing cynicism and the need to expose misuse, noting sheriff Seleneaker and political tensions as Topeka braces for shifts in governance.
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Petersen
al Topeka
Herbert Hadley
Washington University of St. Louis
Hadley
Kineas
Pahlie
State officials push for new state house or office building
Topeka officials consider adding quarters on state grounds or constructing an office building. The choice may vanish if the public accepts current governmental machinery, but demand likely grows. Congress is a dull day without a stirring speech from the President, and the rubber market shows unexpected shifts with tire prices moving down. Those who led the revolt against the rubber monopoly may claim credit for the change.
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Topeka
Middle West
Changing Times In Public Sale At Hartman Auction
The Scott Tribune notes a public sale by John Hartman west of Fort Sept yesterday marked a shift toward cash terms. Auctioneers indicated all items would sell with cash in hand, reflecting a broader trend from bankable notes to cash payments, with prices unaffected.
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John Hartman
Fort Sept
Hartman
Scott Tribune
Pleasant surprise party honors Miss Clara Lloyd at home
From Our Old Files reports a Friday evening gathering at Rev. D. Lloyd’s home for Clara Lloyd. Other notes include Sidney C lecturing on San Juan and Tis beauties, visits by H. N. Pearce and John W Love, plus a medical operation by Drs. Morris and Fuller on Win. Yates. An Old Relic section features E. A. Collins showing a 200-year-old powder horn inscribed Israel Drigs Roxbury 1778 with a Roxbury engraving and cannonball image.
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Clara Lloyd
D. Lloyd
Sidney C
District No. 62
San Juan
H. N. Pearce
Butler Co
John W Love
St. Louis
Morris and
Fuller
Win
Yates
E. A. Collins
Miami County
Israel Drigs
Roxbury
Mass
Ice harvest starts as weather holds in Wiedemann area
Twenty five years ago Mrs 8 and Marjorie Trumbull began dismantling at New Eldridge while ice workers planned to harvest for Wiedemann houses as weather allows. The Devil's Auction drew a crowd at the Opera House. A wagon wheel was damaged in a morning collision with a bus. James L Mead, a University student, sent a $100 check to aid the organ debt, with efforts to raise more funds. Pharmacy student Barl Collins joined City Drug store. Ella Lescher remains ill with influenza and cannot return to work soon. Representative Riling disputes a bill in his remarks.
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Trumbull Field
Marjorie
New Eldridge
Wiedemann Houses
Opera House
W. G. Woodruf
Spangler
James L. Mead
Barl Collins
Smith
Ella Lescher
Ia Grippe
Riling
Poor commissioner in Douglas County killed in ceremony confusion
A Douglas County commissioner was killed during a disputed initiation event. Police described the incident as a deadly hold during an initiation gathering, with authorities investigating the circumstances and motives.
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Douglas County
Hon
Attacks on Coolidge Policy Over Coal War Intensifies
Representative Black of New York denounces the White House spokesman and President Coolidge over coal policy. He mocks the president as strong and silent and criticizes calls for substitutes. Black notes the administration blocks coal relief bills while urging action to relieve the coal shortage. Congressman Boyle circulates a petition to bypass committee delays and bring a coal bill to the House floor.
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Washington
Feb
Coolidge
Black
Democrat
New York
White House
Calvin Coolidge
Mr. Black
B-U-N-K
Ate
Parker
House Commerce Committee
Boylan
House
Roy Turner is sentenced for murder in Kansas City
The Atchison Globe reports Roy Turner received a life sentence in the Missouri penitentiary for murder. Neighbors describe him as a queer, aloof figure with a troubled history at Midland College and later in Atchison, where he failed at several ventures and avoided steady work. His parents, described as fine people, live at Effingham.
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Atchison Globe
Roy Turner
Kansas City
Missouri
Atchison
Turner
Midland College
North Eighth Street Hakery
Dingelist
Gatomobiles
Gam
Effing- Ss
Today’s Historic Milestones and Local Events
Mexico marks Constitution Day while Millard Fillmore’s marriage and the Oregon Spectator’s 80th year are noted. Cincinnati opera house false alarm Hives incident, Youtsey life sentence in Goebel case, and Kansas State Teachers Association begins its annual Topeka meeting.
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Mexico
Millard Fillmore
Abigail Power
Oregon Spectator
Robinson's Opera House
Cincinnati
Henry EB. Youtsey
Kentucky
William Goebel
Kansas State Teachers’ Association
Topeka
Jesus Heals and Saves a Blind Man Sunday Lesson
In John 9 1 9 and 24 88 the lesson recounts Jesus healing a man born blind and the ensuing confrontation over faith and recognition. The devotional ties the text to Isaiah 4271 7 and reflects on sight and belief in Christ.
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Chas, A. Richard
First Christian Church
Jesus Heals and Saves A Blind Man Lesson
The lesson argues that physical healing is a means not an end and stresses spiritual wholeness. Jesus both heals and saves, guiding believers to act with positive faith, service, and tolerance while confronting questions about suffering and sin.
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Jesus
Pery
Ethrist
Ene
Bliman
Jieval Hherty
Wichita planes for air mail route begin April 11
Wichita February 5 reports planes built for the Seattle Elko feeder air mail route. The four seat single bay biplane carries 25 cubic feet of mail in an aluminum lined fireproof compartment ahead of the pilot. It uses two 56 gallon gasoline tanks for 800 mile range and a 110 HP Curtiss engine to achieve at least 90 mph. The craft’ s body is ash and spruce with linen and cellulose treatment, designed to be safe with a fire wall protecting mail if ignition occurs.
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Wichita
PBI
Seattle-Elko
New
Ulane
Political shifts push Liberal stalwart toward new roles
The text describes a long Liberal MP who severs ties with the party amid a widening political realignment. After years in Parliament and leadership roles across several major corporations, he gains a reputation as an economist. During wartime service he holds a high administrative post and later returns to Parliament as a Liberal member.
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Liberal
Patiiey
Sir Alefred
Lic A Gearze
Wi Orks
Lineral
Grocers Seek Betterment Cooperation and Local Trade Talks
Representatives from Lawrence attended a Kansas City meeting of retailers to study cooperative buying, store improvements, and credit handling. Oak Ridge notes include poultry accreditation for Mrs. Frank Bereiter and visits by regional families, with community events at Midland and church gatherings amid ongoing local concerns and plans for 1926.
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Lawrence
Retailerocers
Kansas City
Oak Ridge
Frank Bereiter
R. H. Karnes
Crosby
Dieters
American Poultry Association
Missouri
Bereiter
Mr. Karnes
Midland
Parson Poor's
Snotser
Fe Hartman
Mrr. Snotser
Imer Wise
FFL
Wartama
Harvey Overholt
Aif
Stilwater
Okla
Win. Carpenter
West
Ber
DeHart
Toms
Donpitor
Hne
Midland Rural Club
Steling
N. E Whipple
Lecompton
H.G. Varto
Frank Jahus
Eudora
Hsef
Kansas
Fred Heck
Alfred Heck
Oak Ridge Farm
Bereai
Ross Pine
Nasth
Alfred Hoek
Herk Dissinger
Oskaloosa
Frank Leonhard
Lois and Gier Smith
Harold Hall
Gramdpa Leonhard
HW. Johns
Frank Walters
Bertha ~ Knop
Knop
Gertrude
J. R. Topping
Kanivdka
van Neste
Woodie Laughlins
Laughlin
Birthday, farm move, and social notices top local page
The notice lists numerous local families and events from a Sunday gathering. It mentions the John Clevenger farm move back to their farm around March 1, Mrs Will Howse hosting a birthday tribute to Mrs Herbert Nunemaker, and dinners and calls among residents including the Green, Greer, Nunemaker, and Schawengerdt families, plus attendance at a funeral for S P Crider of Kansas City.
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Mihnie Lucan
Fall Leaf
Miller Jones
John Clevenger
Clevenger
Will Howse
Herbert Nunemaker
A. A. Green, Jr
Patton
A. A. Greer
Death of Crider Reverberates Through Lawrence Friends Grieved
The death of Crider, a prominent Kansas City company official, is mourned by a circle of friends and acquaintances around Lawrence. The notice notes he was well regarded and leaves a sense of loss in the community.
McCoy Cod Liver Oil Tablets Sold For Growth
Advert shows McCoy Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets claimed to boost weight and energy in children. It cites George O’Brien of Mahwah New Jersey and a thumbed testimonial of an eleven and a half pound gain in a little over two months. Pills priced at 60 cents with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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George
O'Brien
Mahwah
N. J
Rand Corner
America
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