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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1916
Page
4
Local items from Lawrence Kansas cover city ordinances on sidewalk behavior, a university student council debate on military training, campus reading habits, and public notices. The report notes a funeral service, campus lectures, and broader concerns about national politics and governance, including reactions to Mexican events and U.S. policy.
Twenty five years back a committee chose six of ten stations, noting Miss Frances Steithers as a highlight. Twenty youths attended a telecommunication games night, with the next week promising the annual public concert by The School of Music at the university. Penny's piano solo and other performances were anticipated to draw a large crowd.
The Daily World notes errors in several volumes from a major publishing house in the eastern city. Readers report misprints including misdated pages and a dedication omitted, sparking quick reprints and recalls as editors promise corrections and new editions.
Anette Reid voices concerns over the weekly pay mill as a duty to citizens. Lawrence speaks to a representative about industrial law and the need for action before the local uprising in his region.
A fragmented desk note references a house to Marchison, possible work in Lawrence, and a church offering space and a free cotton book print. It mentions Journal-World and a price claim, with unclear specifics and several garbled phrases.
A fragmented reminiscence on World War I echoes how early battles shaped public imagination. The writer notes London fears and compares present campaigns to legendary exploits, highlighting the persistent pull of heroic images like Achilles as fresh combat unfolds.
A Minneapolis Tribune excerpt quotes a man who admits voting only rarely and insists he represents the public mood on national defense though he admits indecision. The piece notes his self appointment as a spokesman for the people and his limited electoral history.
Readers challenge a prominent athletic article alleging biased reporting and questionable sourcing. The piece, cited as authored by a noted Wisconsin athlete, has sparked debate over its accuracy and credibility.
Fragmentary OCR note references a representative held count and debarment for detected faults. Mentions enforcement, value, and Christian Science Monitor style. No clear dates or entities identifiable.
The text depicts a rustic Kansas meal scene with dialogue among diners including Henry, Till, and Bill. Characters invite others to join, comment on food, and joke about the fare, dinner preparation, and hospitality. The narrative tone mirrors a regional vignette from a contemporary page.
Former Governor Wi R Stubbs responds to an editorial in the University Daily Kansan defending his stance on sending his sons to school out of state. He asserts his boys Paul and others will attend a fee paid program and rejects claims that the university’s failures drove families away. He praises university leadership and funds while denying responsibility for the out‑of‑state schooling.
The editorial argues Lawrence should buy the waterworks for its practical value rather than theoretical assets. It cites a $1,723,000 estimate and discusses the need for the city to act, rather than awaiting the company’s initiative.
A fragmented city discussion considers the value of the waterworks as a basis for a franchise, weighing offers against a cautious estimate. Opponents argue the water system should not be saddled with an excessive price while supporters push for fair compensation reflecting its worth to Lawrence.
The Lawrence club opened its three part Best Artists series with strong audience response. Cellist, plus Miss Mignonne Meeker and Miss Spi Brown showcased vocal and instrumental pieces, delivering a vivid, patriotic English program and notable solo performances.
City officials announce a new firefighter, Miia Woodkidiigy, placed on leave after a workplace incident. Police court records show he cannot work while investigation continues, with the city aiming to maintain safety standards. Local reports confirm the case and related administrative actions.
Fragmentary OCR note describes a high school English department stage play of Ivanhoe. Readable parts indicate rehearsal notes and moving scenery in an under street setting with archival references and a character focus on the mast and subject.
The junior boys Sundae school league opens tomorrow with Flay leading the slate. Tonight the Presbyterium volleyball league features a key match between Orion A and Union 1 Teas as the church league action continues.
Unknown fragments describe Ford expertise and personnel names. The readable text implies a repair service focusing on Fords with mentions of individuals and locations, but details are unclear.
Scattered text discusses slimming methods including weighing weekly and avoiding fat. The piece references skepticism about extreme dieting and urges caution about perceptions of fat as a burden. It hints at a trial to convince readers that reducing fat is unnecessary.
Fragmented report details a house fire at the Bune house near a railroad line. Fire department arrived around 3 o clock, struggled to subdue the flames as they spread, but by about 3:20 the fire was entirely extinguished. Damages are described as severe with limited value estimates.
Governor Cappar will headline a farmers and merchants gathering in Las County tomorrow. A discussion by Toes Trevhekt will illuminate farm issues, followed by an afternoon probe into farm matters.
William McNish, a Kansas pioneer since 1863, died at 75 at his Towne home on Arkansas Street. He leaves a large family with eight children, six living, and a brother. The funeral is set for Sunday afternoon from his son’s home, with services led by Heath Pilora and a burial in nearby cemetery.
Dean and Mrs. ELT Butler head a concert tour with students and pianist Miss Helfenkins. The itinerary lists dates in Lplloville Norton Laserninye Lonvenwerth and other towns through February and January. The school of music coordinates the events aimed at supporting a fund or cause.
Webster the oldest of Gia Onfaw hays faces trial for liquor law violation as a juvenile case. Justice Wilson hears the matter in Ottawa. A Clinton sermon series continues with a second address on the day. The five newedlor swine odie ini,
Fragmentary OCR text mentions hardships and shelter seeks, with unclear references to authorities, wanderers, and a city. The readable parts hint at weather and shelter issues but lack concrete names, dates, or places to form a full factual item.
A fragmented report from Penderloi District notes a raid by honorary troopers of Ninth Gavalyy, with officials stating the event linked to policy payments and investigations. The tale includes vague references to “Nez slistered” and a private telephone line, with unclear dates or entities.
A brief note states that Ay Hie Pa Riteth intends spending time on Lasiness over two months, with unspecified details. The item highlights personal financial planning and scheduling, mentioning no external entities or locations.
A fragmented note describes a method using a powder and paste to treat the shin surface. It mentions a simple preparation and one or two steps, citing a benefit of removing hair growths with minimal pain.
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