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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1925
Page
7
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Wichita dispatch reports Kansas Wheat Growers Association will issue a third pooled wheat payment in March. Ernest Downie says about 1.08 million dollars will go to members, with two earlier payments totaling around 5 million. Sixty percent of market price is paid on delivery, and timing will be set by the executive council.
Dozens of Topeka shoppers weekend visits by Glenn family and friends. A Kansas Day vote at Glenn school tied fourteen for the quail and fourteen for the cardinal. Also notes on visits to Lawrence Lecompton Linwood Endora and Big Springs plus a funeral service at Big Springs for Mrs Dur ow. Large wet snow flakes accompany a Jenner geese remark.
Anern sees snow patches by night as Glenn Ladies Aid holds an all day meeting with five members present. Officers were elected: Mrs. Ed Smith president, Mrs. Frank McClanahan vice president, Mrs. Geo Morris secretary, Mrs. R. M. Gray treasurer. Mrs. B. F. Moore marked her eighty first birthday with visiting relatives and gifts. Harve Glenn visited Dover, Grace Gray returned from Lawrence, and piano gifts were announced.
Columbia residents gather at Daniel Flory home and other local houses for Sunday visits. John Brohammer aided by neighbors butchered hogs. Joseph Studebaker of Topeka dies, survived by wife, three daughters and two sons. Funeral held in Topeka area.
Dyspepsia tablets promise quick aid after meals and ease gas bloating heartburn and indigestion. The ad claims one or two tablets restore digestion and allow foods like corned beef cabbage pork sausage pies and beans to be enjoyed without discomfort. A 60 cent box is advertised to improve the eater’s mood and social ease.
Thousands troubled by persistent night coughing can find relief with Dr King s New Discovery. A teaspoonful held in the throat before bed loosens mucus soothes irritation and aids quiet sleep. Suitable for coughs colds bronchitis hoarseness and spasmodic croup especially for children. Ask at the druggist.
The ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as instant relief for indigestion and an upset sour stomach. It claims no gas, heartburn, or distress, with a guaranteed effect for a few cents and a druggist guarantee.
Church of the Brethren in Law holds a Wednesday service at 2 pm followed by burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. The snippet lists families visiting homes, beef butchered, and neighbors calling at various farms and mills including Markleys, Brohammers, and Shoemakers around Monday and Tuesday in a rural community.
Lawrence Saturday recalls visits and extended families including George Pardee F E Childs and family Gene, Elmer Breckenridge, My Southards, Fitchpatrick, Lothrop, Sample, Haughn and daughters Flora Ada Joy Wagner Ellen Hla, and Junior Saile with grandpa Reuach at Fairview. Families Philip Cogan and Louise Frishey with daughters also featured.
For many years druggists have watched the record of Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root the kidney liver and bladder remedy It is a physician s prescription It strengthens the kidneys liver and bladder and aids natural work It has stood the test of years It is sold by all druggists to merit and should help you Send ten cents for a sample bottle by writing Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY and mention this panel.
The text notes Mrs. Davis of Fairview very ill for the past week and mentions multiple local residents visiting, calling at homes, and working on farms. Individuals named include Mrs. Davis aunt Joe Sayles Mrs. Wagner Joe Wageer and Frank Pardee with references to the Childs and Haughn families and local farm activity.
An old newspaper style advertisement touts cascar ets as a gentle, effective laxative and cathartic for all ages. It claims to relieve dizziness biliousness headaches indigestion and stomach distress by morning with no cramping. Available in 10 25 and 50 cent sizes at drugstores.
Three people attended the monthly prenatal clinic led by Dr. Jd. B. Henry yesterday afternoon at the city hall. The note also lists a 1822 Ford ton truck and a contact phone number 74.
Shields, owner, held a public sale near Lawrence featuring horses cows heifers milk cows and a riding horse. The sale listed numerous farm items including cultivators separators wagons harness and alfalfa hay with details like weight and age notes. Auctioneer Vito AvHsteM Community Byb urged payment by bank draft and noted the sale date as February 17 at 10 o'clock.
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