Subscriptions listed and tax on carriers in 1930
The notice outlines subscription rates by week and year for the Journal-World, with different terms for mail and local within 15 miles or beyond 350 miles. It lists representatives in Chicago and New York, along with Associated Press rights and mailing instructions. The edition includes editorial items on Prophetic Teaching, politics in Lyon County, and U.S. foreign policy notes on Haiti and the Philippines, plus local street resurfacing issues in Kansas City, Kansas.
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Associated Press
Auo
Bureau OF Cirulations
Law
Fence
Kansas
Journal-World
Governor Reed unlikely to call special session on taxation
The piece notes general acceptance that Governor Reed will not summon a special legislative session to push taxation revision. Lawmakers reportedly oppose a social session and would need broad consensus to achieve any useful result, reflecting a pivotal political stance.
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Reed
Leslie Edmonds on sports officials and the “What of it” phrase
A brief excerpt discusses Leslie Edmonds and his critique of sports officials who admit mistakes. It notes the Lawrence Journal-World publication and debates the honesty of critics who lift phrases from context. The piece reflects on editorial writing and economic bias in criticism.
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Leslie
Leslie Edmonds
Lawrence Journal- World
Lawrence Journal-World
Topeka
Petition backing Tom Sweeney for American Express post in town
A street meeting reports near unanimous business support for Thomas Sweeney as the local agent for American Express. The group believes he would accept if offered. Also noted is a Washington Star item about Mrs Hayes hosting a reception with visiting young ladies and a Fremont bride mentioned among guests.
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American Express Co
Thomas Sweeney
Tom
Sweeney
May Harris
Washington
Fort Madison social notes and local gatherings update
C W Carman of Fort Madison is in town for a few days. Mrs W Murphy Will entertains her birthday club this evening. Miss Lucy Wright entertained the Owls yesterday afternoon at her home on Ohio Street. Mr and Mrs John Kilworth entertained a few friends informally last night at six handed euchre. Mrs Sarre gave a thimble party.
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Fort Madison
Southern trip plans and hospital gift noted
This afternoon Mrs J W Plummer of this state was called to Capon I T due to serious illness of her sister. Mr and Mrs Harry Hutchings Mrs A Young and Miss Robby Young plan a Southern trip next week. Bow Knots hosted about twenty five young men at Mrs Wilsons New Hampshire home. Legislature accepts Dr Sinvons Bell gift of Rosevale property valued at seventy thousand dollars for a hospital to expand medical instruction. George Stewart cleared the sidewalk with a snow plow for schoolchildren yesterday.
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M. E. Plummer
Capon
I. T
Harry Hutchings
A. Young
Robby Young
Kansas
Geo. Stewart
Whitcomb Feels Better After Transfer to Rosedale Hospital
Ten years ago Whitcomb of the English department was moved to Rosedale hospital for treatment and will miss classwork until fall though his condition shows some improvement. A community drive led by Gordon Gibb was organized to combat the flu by coordinating Home Service, Red Cross, Public Health, Nursing, Hospital, and canteen volunteers. Health officials reported 43 new flu cases in one day, with 13 more, and several university staff members fell ill, including Professors Tse, Nevin, Crawford, McKeever, and Dr. Carlin.
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Whitcomb
Rosedale
L. Whitcomb
Department of English
Rosedale Hospital
Somminder
Home Service Section
Red Grass
Nursing Association
Public Health Committee
Motor Corns Service
Fargency Hospital
Ars
Gordon Gibb
A We Clark
City Health of
Cer
Viza
Jean Tomplin
John Tse
Arthur. Nevin
C. Crawford
W. A. McKeever
Albert. Carlin
History items from Kansas era highlight Parsons event and official appointments
The record notes the second annual session of the Grand Lodge A. O. U. W. held at Parsons. It mentions W. H. Hudson, colonel of the Sixth Kansas Cavalry, dying in New York, a street in Port Scott named for him, and K. Hudson elected secretary of the State Board of Agriculture.
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Grand Lodge
Parsons
W. H Ndson
Kanavalry
F. N.Y
Port Scott
K. Hudson
State Board of Agriculture
Flashes of Life Sparks in Early 20th Century Tales
AP dispatches mix light society notes with quirky justice and tech curios. Names like Louis Goldstein and Juan de lan Cierva appear beside rail, road, and sea tests. A motorist treks rails by following tracks, a king contemplates autogiro, and submarines conduct two way exchanges.
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Associated Press
New York
Louis Goldstein
Golding
Goldstein
Madrid
Milwaukee
Waukesha
West Junction
Thomas Downey
Bondon
George Bernard Shaw
Priisons
Lord Darling
Rupert Hughes
George Washington
Valley Forge
Delta Upsilon
Feminine tongue praised as powerful in parliament
London reports Parliamentary secretary Lusan Lawrence declares feminine endurance is superior to wit and temper in parliamentary work. Women are "all powerful" when using the tongue God gave them, at a recent public meeting.
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London
Lusan Lawrence
Enid Howard Faces Peril As Shive Frank Is Slain
In a tense scene from Frank L. Packard's tale, Enid Howard flees through dim streets while Shive Frank hurries to deliver a crucial clue to Phil Martin. A lurking sniper opens fire as a car roars past, ending Frank's bid to warn them and leaving Enid to confront the deadly aftermath.
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New York
Phil Martin
Noworter
New York Herald-Star
Martin
Shive Frank
Enid Howard
Candela
East Side
Enid
Third Avenue
Second 1 Avenue
Frank
Second Avenue
Csigrukt
Frank L. Packard
Salt cellar voyage to Europe with magical clock
The Little Black Glock and two children travel by magic to Poland and then underground to witness a famed salt cellar dance. A white rock salt costume figure equips them with protective coats before guiding them on a surreal journey to a subterranean salt hall.
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Black Glock
Oie
Europe
Poland
John
Pegey
Peggy
Salt Cellar Trance and a Turbulent Night in Washington
A jumble of late night reports from Washington and major cities: Taft recovering from illness, Hoover sending a services letter, and a plan described by Chicago citizens for a virtual committee dictatorship with a $50,060,000 budget. Other items note a ten man gang job in Detroit, a wage rise for girl workers, Marchese linked murder, tax receipts totaling 1.184 million, and submarine grounding in New Hampshire.
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Associated Press
Washington
Taft
Hoover
Aira
Chicago
Strawn Jeitizens
Detroit
Tan Union
Ashington
Woman's Bureau
Philip Marchese
Washington—Treasury
Orleans
Paducah
F Roey — Springer
Ab Fulton
Northington
American Cottan Cooperative Association
Miami
London
Scotkind Yard
Sien
Sketches From Tile Camtal By Congressman A. 5. Guyer
The country weighs a pension bill for General Funstin s widow amid debate on a proposed $6000 yearly pension. Senator Capper and Congressman Guyer push similar measures, arguing Republics deserve gratitude for his actions against Aguinaldo and the Philippine War. The piece questions if the nation honors its heroes with adequate aid for dependents.
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Welch
California
Frederick Pinsten
Prs St. Funston
Conegress
Capper
Senate
Punston
Aguinaldo
Chiippines
Philippines
McKinley
Funstinnally
Army of the
United States
Legion of Honor
Dairy Day Highlights Kansas State College Program
Manhattan Kansas February 5 AP Today was dairy day on the annual college farm and home work program at Kansas State Agricultural College. Governor Clyde Reed is set to deliver the principal address in the college auditorium. Four Kansas dairy breed associations and the Kansas associated garden clubs held their annual meetings. W A Flynn of Wellington presided over the gardening session. Lectures were given by college professors and Mrs S H F Hasan of Hutchinson and T C H Menninger in Tone.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State Agricultural College
Clyde ME. Reed
Kansas Dairy Breed Associations
Kansas, Associated Garden Clubs
W. A. Flynn
Wellington
Mra. S. H.F. Ha
Zems to Stop Itching Skin Pain and Irritation
An old antiseptic advertises Zems or Zuma for relief from itching skin. It claims twenty years of use with success across various irritations and promises rapid relief after first application. Available at 85c, 6c and 4.00, through all dealers.
Quick Relief For Coughing Spells
The advertisement touts Thoxine as a fast acting cough and sore throat remedy. It claims double action by soothing irritation and addressing internal causes, with immediate relief on first swallow. Marketed as safe for the whole family and sold in 85 cent and one dollar bottles by Round Corner Drug Co. and other drug stores.
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Round Corner Drug Co
Journal-World Classifieds Seek Lost Items Across Departments
A brief note urges readers to check the Journal-World for lost goods advertised in agricultural engineering, bee keeping, and home economics categories. It suggests a want ad can locate misplaced items and invites readers to search the paper’s listings for solutions.
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Journal-World
Gly-Cas Praised by Independence Resident for Relief
Mrs Matinda Neel, longtime Independence resident, credits Gly-Cas with ending forty years of suffering from neuritis and dizziness. She reports rapid improvement after using two boxes, noting restored mobility, strength, and normal bowels. A Gly-Cas advocate speaks publicly at a local drug store to explain its effects.
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Matinda Neel
Independence
Kan
West
Walnut Street
City
Tamse Glade
Nis
Yaar
Chia City
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Jesus
Moses
Young Bill
White
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Statehouse
Lyon Oount
Amatt
Haiti
Nicaragua
Tropics
Coolidge
William How
Ard Taft
Charles Evans Hughes
Vekmonter
Supreme Court
Hughes
Mintion
Kansas Day Club
Kansas City
Pubtisigis Syndicate
Phil Y Marin
Second Avenuuue
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Shiver Frank
Hamming
Hen
Finid
Shive Rank
Mary Graham Bonner
Congressman A. 5
Guyer
Paleon
France
England
Funston
Republics
College Farm
Rogert Quillen
Tye Deen
Publishers Syndicate
Lawrence, Building Loan Association
Dizzy
Mrs
Malinda Neel
Lawrence National Bank
Funiks
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Ari Balance
T. L Sweeney
Lewis
T. J. Sweeney, Jr
S. A. Wond
R. M. Fitzpatrick
George Dunxtey
G. E Friend
Jucob Badaky
Robert A. Stesle
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Peoples State Bank
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