Journal subscription rates and delivery options
The notice lists subscription prices for the Journal World dated Tuesday February 16 1926. Rates include one week by carrier 13 cents, two weekly issues 24 cents, one year 6.00, mail in 4.59 within 150 miles and 5.00 beyond 150 miles, plus one month 25 cents. It asks readers to call the office by 7 p.m. if a copy is not received and a replacement will be sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earrier
Mall
Lawrence
Kansas
Premier Briand Breaks With Socialist Party in France
The Premier Briand has broken with the socialist party in the French chamber of deputies, convinced that France’s financial troubles cannot be solved by socialist proposals. An earnest effort by the socialists to break Briand now follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briand
Socialist Party
Chamber of Deputies
France
Rriahd
Coal Troubles Abroad and Domestic Curb on Magazines
The piece notes coal industry strains in the United States and Britain amid shifts to other fuels and subsidies. It also covers Attorney General Griffith discussing Kansas magazine sales and dealers resisting actions that might boost demand, with Lawrence dealers largely complying last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith
Kansas’ ‘Book Dealers Association
United States
iLawrence
Ema
Things Can Be Done Taking Any Ear Previous Ter
A historical note on the Chamber of Commerce overcoming yearly tasks by organizing uniting and concentrating effort. The hotel project and Massachusetts Street paving are highlighted as proof that sustained action can accomplish major local improvements. The piece stresses continual work and collective energy as essential to progress for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts
Talahenal
Chamber Launches Lawrence Membership Drive
The Chamber of Commerce started a membership campaign to expand the roll, aiding both current and new members in helping Lawrence prosper. The piece notes the community’s call to work together for a better town and references caution after a fatality linked to Charleston, urging care and avoiding risky dancing trends.
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Cham‘ber of Commerce
Lawrence
New Turkey Fezzes Fade as Women Enter Business
Observers note Turkey shifting toward Americanization as men wear hats instead of fezzes and women leave harems to enter commerce, accelerating the nation’s business pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Britain
From Our Old Files and City Notices
A compilation of stray items includes travel by steamers and a world circumnavigation forecast, local lectures by Prof. Proctor with maps and stereoptician, and notes on the State University Board of Regents 1875. It reports appointments, donations, business partnerships, a wedding, a priest’s death, massive Christmas parcel distribution, railroad openings, mining travels, and farewell wishes for two Lawrence figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
Boston Globe
Board of Regents of the State University
Fivg
Utisay
Ceder
Thacher and Luther
C. Atl
Luther and Co
C. M. Luther
Papnan Bond
Henry Reed
Davis
Leavenworth
COS
Kansas City, Santa Fe and Burlington Railroad
Ottawa
Williamsburg
Lyon
Black Hills
Crne
Cit
Mars
BR. K
Labor
Lawrence
Twenty Five Years Ago News Snippets In Brief
Norman McGilffray, injured months ago in a water tower fall, is using crutches again. Vic Johnson bought Spaulding grocer from Taylor. George M. Jones near Vinland sold his farm to Rumsey Bros and plans to buy a western Kansas ranch. Mrs R S Saunders hosted Weaver's store staff at a tacky valentine party. The Fanciers Gazette debuts with Ed Martindale as sponsor. AL York incordortat y moved into his diotise fat Lake View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman McGilffray
Vic. Johnson
Spaulding
Taylor
George M. Jones
Vinland
Rumsey Bros
Kansas
Weaver
Fanciers Gazette
Ed. Martindale
York Iancordortat
Diotise
Fat Lake View
War era notices and social greetings in Lawrence
Robertson Brothers sent a wagon load of furniture and the transport Shenandoah rests in San Francisco with the 37th Infantry aboard. The Mead left Manila Feb 1 with the 3rd Cavalry, six Lawrence boys listed by name. Transports Indiana and Pennsylvania bring the 30th Infantry with Frank Allen Clarence Ames Peter Fleming and Lieut. John Huntsman from the city. Captain Clarke heard Howard Street reports of hospital corps in San Fernando. Others visit to Topeka and Kansas City. A Valentine whist party at Harold McGrath home had twenty guests with prizes for Miss Armby Lewelling and Mrs. Sellards. The Gordon Gith, Sinclair and Field hosted a grand reception with aides and guests, featuring bouillon and a red table with chocolate and coffee stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson Brothers
Shenandoah
San Francisco
37Th Infantry
Mead
Manilaon
Lawrence Boys
Robert Clark
Everett Gour
Frank Chapman
W. B. Fears Otty W. Retherst
Frank C. Shirk
Indiana
Pennsylvania
30Th Infantry
Frank Allen
Clarence Ames
Peter Fleming
John Huntsman
Clarke
Howard Street
San Fernando
Carl Fischer
New Orleans
Tough J
Frances
Fdna Dinsmoor
Bernice Barker
Topeka
Judge Barker
Alex Mitchell
Little Son
Kansas City
Valentine
Son
Harold McGr
Mass. Street
Caroline Armsby
Lewelling
Sellards
Lawrence
J. Gordon Gith
William T. Sinclair
Trumbull Field Y
A. T. Weaver
B. Ballen
Walter Howe
C. FL Isterley
I. T. Hodder
C. G. Dunlop
F W. Blackmar
H. B
J. W. Green
Malcolm Connard
Fred Dobson
W. B. Brownell
Mary Spencer
Today’s Shrove Tuesday and historic Texas assembly
Shrove Tuesday marks the last day before Lent as Texas’s first state legislature meets in Austin. Also noted are Mardi Gras events in New Orleans Mobile and Pensacola, plus naval and exposition happenings across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Austin
Lindley Murray
New
Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Tich Navy
Smooth Naval Yard
Real Estate Transfers Record Fragment
Joann Heaper and wife transfer to Florida Blanck on Louisiana Street in Lawrence for 1.90 dollars and other consideration. C. El Stephens and wife deed portion of the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter south of the railroad in section 28 township 1 range 20 for and other consideration.
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Joann Heaper
Fla
Marriage Licenses Reported By Probate Office
Marriage licenses were issued to Charles Hareld Moore and Heith Blancke Ward of Lawrence by Jinkee Louis Menger and to Elmer Bolton and Mildred Wheen of Kansas City by Jude Menmer. Reverend Edward Hislop officiated the first ceremony and the second was held in Kansas City, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinkee Louis Menger
Charles Hareld Moore
Heith Blancke Ward
Lawrences
Edward Hislop
Elmer Bolton
Mildred Wheen
Kansas City, Mo
Jude Menmer
Summer training plan for Seventh Army guardsmen
National guardsmen in the Seventh Army corps area plan a three month summer training program from mid June to mid September. Twenty camps will train about 22 000 officers and men across the 4th and 35th divisions with cavalry infantry artillery medical signal corps air service and anti aircraft groups. Also anti aircraft units will train at Camp Wera te Wis Fort Hu Okio Fort Dodge Ta Fort Riley Kan and the Fifth Kansas Cavalry will train at Riley. Russia and United States radio efforts expand with Lenin grad aiming 10 000 mile radius and China Japan Europe and North America linked by long and short waves
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Omaha
Neb
Seventh Army Corps
Seventh Corps Area Guard
National Defense
Campwearte
Wis
Nsoth
Avia
Fort Dodge
Fort Riley
Kansas
Tifth
Kansas Cavalry
Army Cavalry Station
Riley
Loone
Leningrad
Rus
United States
England
China
Japan
Europe
North America
Advertising Association Leaders Elect City View President
A headline from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram notes the Heads Advertising Association of Kansas elected a new president of the Menweers’ association for advertising. Read as local business news highlighting organizational leadership changes.
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Heads Advertising Association
Kansas
Feela
CAP
the Kelty
Bigm City
Tribuna
Spumieh
Fort, Worth
Star-Telegre
Ne West
If O Sihine Menweers
Assoviaper
Nisnt
Lecompton Farm Bureau Ladies Host Community Entertainment
Lecompton Farm Bureau ladies present a community entertainment at Lecompton High School. EH Colglazier will bring a film projector to the high school and run reels of scenic pictures for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecompton
Farm Bureau Ladies
EH. Colglazier
Lecompton High School
Costly Welcome for U S Fleet in Hawaii
Honolulu reports the territory spent 71002 dollars to greet the US fleet and entertain its personnel during the last maneuvers, an amount 85607 less than the legislature had appropriated. The chamber of commerce financed entertainment for members of congress and newspaper officials.
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Honolulu
Chamber of Commerce
Fin
Congress
Aa Wierd
Faunce Leads Brown as a Century of Education Chief
Dr. W H P Faunce, long time Brown University president, critiques higher education’s present system. He formerly taught at Harvard and the University of Chicago summer school and hails from a lineage tied to a New England church elder. The piece notes his career and background in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. P. Faunce
Brown, University
Providence
France
Harvard
T He Il Uiversity of
Chicago
Massachusetts
Thomas Mnce
Ath Cnarch
Fimi
Brown
Thnee
Cinistry
De Soto Community Notes Highlights Local Moves
Miss Marguerite Morse, a De Soto graduate, has a new fifth grade post at Overland Park while her brother Hobart enters sixth grade. Willard Soule resigns Armour plant job to clerk at Kansas City post office earning 150 dollars monthly. Numerous local residents engage in travel, illnesses, and campus news, with stories from Lawrence, Kansas City, and Topeka.
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Marguerite Morse
C. W. Morse
University of Kansas
Overland Park
Ora
Mae Robbins
Miss Morse
Hobart
Willard Soule
Armour Packing Plant
Kansas City
Willard
Cecil Koons
Morse
Stik Tite
Lucile Moll
Eleanor Whitelaw
Gertrude Atkinson
Rhoda Knight
Ruth Hambleton
Barbara Olinger
Maxine Baker
J. E. Deweese
de Soto Lumber Company
Ed Knight
Will Dicken
Loraine
Whitman
Lucille Kleinsmith
Lawrence
Elmer Hunter
George Deay
Hesper
G. P. Davis
Ralph Rowland
Topeka
Santa Fe Hospital
Frank Johnson
Henry Patrick
Coffeyville
Beulah Baker
Wryhbe Baker
Boyd Davis
Spencer
de. Soto
Mary Rogers
A. M. Porter
B. Taylor
Mberta
Bert Hoffman
Clarice Dicken
City
Seovil
Ida Burnett
Aletha Jewett
C. S. Hambleton
Sonia and
Neal
Research Hospital
D. A. “McOmber
John Atkinson
E. H. McVey
I. T.martin
Edwin F. Abels
Betty Jean
Lizzie K. Robinson
Emma Kunkle
Eudora
de Soto
Lucy” Kaegi
Charles
A. Anderson
Florida
Ponce de Leon
Fort Lauderdale
Jacksonville
Miami
St. Augustine
Russell Sage
John D
Rockefeller
Georgia Gardner
John Moore
M. KE
Raymond Weldy
Leavenworth
Imogene Weldy
John Findley
Santa Fe Railroad
CG. E. Tuk
F. M. Gordon
Ruth
K. U
Local Rear Window Friends Visit In Lawrence and Topeka
Crowder Nathan Morris Russell and Frank Raines host a Sunday visit with A A Morris. Mrs Elmer Shields and son Ben of Lawrence attend. Alice Armstrong visits daughter in Barker. Jack Myers from Bracket spends Sunday with Will Collins. Glen Anderson of Topeka visits Allen Morris while Mrs Morris travels. Agnes Collins stays in Lawrence with Virgie Shields. Cleta Bradley visits Dora Grimes Sunday. August Beuerman and Rudolph Beuerman of Williamtown join Elmer Athey for weekend gatherings.
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Jemeh Lawrence
Dorothy Lee Bair
Nettie Crowder
Lawrence
J. 'M.crowder
Olson
Lake View
Marie ‘Collins
Claton
Fairview
Harry Carr
Barker
Harley Armstrong’s
Nathan Morris
Russell
Marris
Frank Raines
Tonela
Virgie Shields
Cleta Bradley
Dora Grimes
August Beuerman
Rudolph Beuerman
Williamtown
Elmer Athey
Mound Builders Relied On Corn And Beans For Staples
Cleveland February 9 A P dispatch reports Harold L Madison curator of Education at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History outlines prehistoric diet of the Mound Builders. They cultivated corn and beans and knew little of wheat milk or butter. They cleared woodlands with stone axes and used flint knives and sandstone mortars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Harold L. Madison
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Madison
Hadison
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Hines
John Z. Pershing
General Hines
Washington
Abelish Parui Commission
Washington Deramyrdh
Roy Gad Yds
Hawaii
Heart Clinic
Pacific Ocean
John Parker
Prairie Center
Donald Martin
Selah Burnett
Raymond Davis
Grand Junction
Colo
Jelah. Burnett
Vida Hymer
Amy Cundiff
Norma , Reynolds
Olathe
Esther Root
Oscar
Plummer
Wade Plummer
Angie Leise
Oklahoma
Theodore Moness
N. D. Findley
Dorothy Brewer
Wadel Plummer
January List
Frank Golden
Lucile Granese
2Mnasium
Lester Blaylock
Golden’ Belt Cafe
Edgerton Town
Crade
I. T. Martin
Arizona
Linwood
Santa Fe
Essentials
Scotts
Scott
ART Furn. ‘Co
Yellow Cab CO
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