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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1923

Page

3

Rails Bring New Life to Prairies in Western Kansas

Cadell City Kansas January 16 The Santa Fe branch line from Satanta to Manter via Ulysses and Johnson is transforming Grant and Stanton counties. Manter gains a depot and new businesses grow, while Ulysses and Johnson see uprisings in commerce and class upgrades. The first trains carried freight and passengers, drawing crowds to celebrate rail service.

Cadell City Kan Grant and Stanton County Prairies Kansas Waite Santa Fe Satanta Haskell County Manter Ulysses Net Johnson Stanton Buffalo Graut H. Drajiam Bureauian Ulysses Grant County Johnson Commie Af Une Vailresdd Uly Jane Urevs

Thirty Days at Varsity Theatre Delights Audiences

Wallace Bell presents the Paramount melodrama Thirty Days at the Varsity Theatre next Friday and Saturday. Reid stars as the pursued hero in a tale of Italian followers and a perilous eye driven society. The film blends danger and comedy as a jail escape plan becomes a safer refuge than a sanitarium while Winlly and Wands Hawley lead a strong supporting cast.

Wallace Bell Paramount Varsity Theatre Mr. Reid Winlly Polenta

Wildcat Oil Drilling Expands Near Columbus Kan

In Columbus Kansas on January 16, operations by wildcat drillers extend to a 2000 acre tract east of the city. Leases for five years reportedly secured, with 1 1/2 cent royalty promised to landowners if oil is found. Geologists note oil sands and potential near the county’s northern area.

Columbus Kan Wildcat Tun Soy

Belleville Social Roundup Reports Visits and Meetings

Belleville residents hosted and visited friends across De Soto Leavenworth and Eudora. Courting guests included Crane Colemans Neidermeier and Wichmans with neighbors attending funerals, church circles and a Laties Aid meeting in late January.

John Crane de Soto Peltonterserot Ellwell Louise Fresse Fredwick Elwyn Ott Ins Geo. Jit, Sr Geo. Jit, Sr. Home On Business Manway Torning, M. L. Sowers and John Fulker Geo Gerstenberger Mattie Alma Myers Eudora Herman Wichnen Geo. Wholey, Sr Grandpa Harmon Will Reuse Lamity Allie James Ilant C. E. James Homers A. von Gunten Jessie Amerson Bertanil Geol Daugherty Eudors Daugherty

McLOUTH Adjustments and Local Notices in McLouth

Local notices recount adjustments for recent Gr tosses with Rainwater and Mark er, with Kimmel to receive 8400 for wall damage at the Deylight building. Obituary and wedding reports include Elizabeth Russell born, funeral for George D. Stallard, and the Edmonds family at Valley Falls. Church services, gatherings, and community events fill the week with notes on revival, Christmas meetings, and a new club gathering.

W.iainwater Grocer J. L. Heardhardwienen A. Marker Marker Kimmel Stark Elizabeta Peig Russell Russell Lawrencr George Stallard Arkansas Kody Maiday Tay Tist Evaneye List Carpenter Clay Hf. S Coulrge Nedpath-Horner ‘Company Albert David Edmond Charles Jones Taylor Dick and Bell George Ebier W. Js. Stockwell Lansing Grace Haus Virgil Thornton Opal Garrett Mo H. S Decker Oskaloosa T. E. Dick Hunuit Kansas City Oskaloose Northwestern Cynthia Level-Edmonds Missouri Valley Fallan White Cloud Kan Matt Edmonds Wissa Womans’ Missionnary Association Ida Snell Ethel Mains Denver Colo Bessie McLend Valley” Falls Henry D. Fapmanus Calgary Canatias U.B.° Church

Trial Set for Saturday in Bicycle Theft Case

William West arraigned before Judge C C Stewart in city police court on a charge of stealing a bicycle. West pleaded not guilty and trial was set for Saturday morning. His bond was set at 50 dollars in default of confinement in the city jail.

William West Ball West

Alley McKellar Guilty Plea For Speeding in Police Court

Delivery driver Alley McKellar pleaded guilty to two speeding charges in police court. He was fined ten dollars and paid the amount.

Alley McKellar Polie Court

Spring shopping and greetings from a small town

A jumble of local notices and ads mentions Peggy Prime Day music records at Geli's Music, Carter of 1025 Massachusetts discussing purchases, and HOAD S friendly cards. It notes Kans power, Ward's Flower Store sweet peas, and New York Cleaners offering quick, spiffy refurbishing for old spring suits, all reflecting a busy, chatty community page.

Local Notables Attend Round of Visits and Sales

STONY POINT families and friends gathered for social visits and a community sale. Dan Shotwell, Mrs. Massinger, and others joined John Dailey’s guests at a Tuesday event while Lewis Georgii and Noah Wimer returned from Kansas. The Lewis Georgii sale drew a large crowd as Mr and Mrs George Tucker hosted Lawrence residents with illness list noting Louis Tucker and Helen Holcorn.

Dan Shotwell High Frairie Jim. Massinger Dave Wray Owen Flory John. Churchbaugh Floyd M. E. Price High Prairie George Tucker Lawrence Istlers Louis Tucker Hellen Holcorn John Fescara Peven Fie Lewis Georgii Noah Wiemer Will Pomroy Mattie McQueen George’ Tucker

Local Social Roundup From Lawrence Area

{A compact social column recounts visits and gatherings in Lawrence and nearby towns. Residents such as John Fescara Lewis Georgii Noah Wie mer and families share meals and attend funerals while others travel to Topeka Overbrook Apponoose and Garden City. Ice cream social plans and a Ladies Aid luncheon are noted along with vaccination trips for children and neighborly calls.}

Vs. Peart- Thurber Lucy Topeka Ira Sinclair Lawrence Amelia Simon Kate Ladies Aid Society Wand Mas Elmer Thurber Sarah Gibler Arthur Gaines Ladies ‘Aid Society Tra ‘Moore Blembers Head Ann White Luella Gaines Mary Wilson Will Heyl Bert Fogerty Frank McKinzie Mattie McKinzie John Moss John Simmons Will Sinelsir Philip Hey Evelyine Joe Shermer Geo. Simaicus Gon Robert Mildred Fogerty Russel Hatcher Tra Sinclair Moore C. D. McCullough Jennie Carrie Montfoort Bessie Shear Henry Montfoort John Sullivan Russel Bowen Albert Deister Stull Claude Steele Garden City Kan Apponoose Ted Weeks Art Gaines Overbrook Dr. McClintock Zibe Will Heys

Lyons to Have Cash Week Plan Promises Coupons and Prizes

Lyons plans a cash week to boost purchases with coupons issued to customers paying cash or settling old accounts. Prizes will be funded by pro rata merchant contributions and awarded to winning coupons. The scheme, claimed to have worked in three other cities, aims to attract shoppers and clear balances.

Lyons

Nippon Yusen Kaisha Reports Mixed Half Year Trade

Tokio Jan 15 Nippon Yusen Kaisha announces a dividend for the half year. The report notes active Cairo Bombay and coastal services with strong cargo and passenger movements. European services idle but passenger trade up. American routes see brisk U S to Japan cargo but small passenger traffic. Overall fleet includes 33 chartered ships and several owned vessels. total cargo 2,235,000 tons. 119,000 passengers carried over 2,628,000 miles. Soviet War Minister Trotsky says military burden to be lightened, aiming to reduce army size while maintaining defense amid Entente hostility.

Tokio Nippon Yusen Kaisha Cairo Como Aoe Freeidl Tsingtao Bombay Stata United States Japan

Preservation No 777 Claim for Kidney and Bladder Troubles

An old advertisement touts Preservation No 777 as a remedy for kidney and bladder diseases. It claims decades of use, promotion by Dr Carey and a money back guarantee through pharmacists, urging readers to seek the prescription from druggists nationwide.

Kiener

Argued Ansingte net Phone your coal ord Matthews

A fragmentary note mentions individuals Matthews and Lusher in an unclear dispute over coal orders and phone communications, with limited readable detail on parties or actions. The garbled OCR prevents clear identification of event, date, or location.

Coal Ord Matthews Lusher

Jad Salts for rheumatism relief touted in ads

An OCR fragment promotes Jad Salts as a remedy for rheumatism and kidney complaints. It claims a juice blend neutralizes acidity and helps waste elimination, advising a week long regimen of Jad Salts taken with breakfast and a morning drink. It emphasizes affordability and wide usage by people with rheumatic conditions.

Chile Jad

May's Wonderful Remedy Reverses Longtime Distress

A mother describes nine years of distress from bloating and constipation. After taking May's Wonderful Remedy she reports complete relief, no further trouble, and the ability to care for her three children without fear. The advertisement touts a simple, harmless remedy that cleanses the intestinal tract.

State Bank and Watkins National Auction Schedule

The People's State Bank and Watkins National Bank announce an auction or closing schedule with Wednesday afternoon hours starting January 17. Officials include Bishop, Bromelsick, and Gieker. The notice outlines banking actions and leadership during the event.

People's State Bank Wm. Bromelsick Watkins National Bink Gieker

We Wish to. tte spe friends Land? neighbors for 'their kindness

Fragmentary public notice recalls appreciation for neighbors and friends expressing gratitude for kindness shown during a death in the community.

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