Underwood Denounces Tax Burden and Soldier Bonus
Senator Oscar Underwood attacks heavy taxation and warns the nation nears a danger point in finance. He argues for broad tax relief while opposing the soldiers' bonus as an impediment, urging stable business conditions and lawful enforcement. He cites one-eighth of national income paid in taxes and a growing national debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Underwood
Underwood
Ameria
America
Alabama
Europe
Pinex Syrup Remedy Promises Quick Cough Relief
An advertiseable home made cough syrup using Pinex concentrate claims to beat ready made remedies at a fraction of the price. Mix 21 ounces Pinex with concentrated sugar syrup honey or molasses to create a pint of potent cough syrup that soothes throat irritation relieves phlegm and helps bronchitis hoarseness and croup. Guaranteed satisfaction or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinex Co
Woman recalls using Vegetable Compound during midlife in Mannington
A Mannington West Virginia reader reports using a Vegetable Compound during menopause. She describes relief from symptoms and endorses the remedy as helpful for middle aged women seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannington
W. Virginia
California Fig Syrup Advertisement for Children
A vintage ad extols California Fig Syrup as a reliable remedy for constipated or feverish children. It promises a pleasant taste and a safety note to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup with directions printed on the bottle to avoid imitators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Debate Over World War I Bonus Bill and Tax Burdens
A speaker argues against an adjusted compensation bill for veterans, contending it would cost 4 to 5 billion dollars and raise taxes for generations. He warns that passing the bonus would burden today and tomorrow, favoring pay for the able but not the wounded, and favors reducing taxes instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Ledger
United States
Real estate transfers list between multiple parties
Clara W. Eberhardt transfers Lots 11 12 Block 4 Smiths Subdiv Add 6 7 N Lawrence Lewis W Flora to M A Gorrill for 1.00 and other considerations Not in excess of 1500 Lots 161 163 BR I St Lawrence Kansas Herbert H McClintock to Maurice E Hamer 1.00 and other considerations S% NE% Sec 29
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara W. Eberhardt
L. M. Menger
Smith
N. Lawrence
Lewis
W. Flora
M. A. Gorrill
BR. I. St
Lawrence
Kansas
Herbert H. McClintock
Maurice E. Hamer
Pape's Diapepsin Claim Against Indigestion
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as an instant remedy for indigestion. It promises rapid relief from stomach pain heartburn flatulence and sour stomach after taking one or two tablets. The copy asserts low cost and pharmacist guaranteed satisfaction.
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret McHenry
Mrs Margaret McHenry died at her daughter’s home 319 East Seventh Street yesterday morning. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 30 p m with Rev Ri A Buaden in charge. The body will be placed in Oaks Hill receiving vault and later taken to California for burial.
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Margaret
McHenry
W. d
Gilmore
Oaks Hill
California
Charles E Martin Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Charles E Martin age 56 were held yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock. The Rev S A Gardner of Clinton Presbyterian Church conducted the service at Rumsey Funeral Home. Burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Charles. E. Martin
Charles
E. ‘Martin
Rumsey
S. A. Gardner
Clinton Presbyterian
Oak Hill Cemetery
Obituary of Charles Edwin Martin from Lawrence farm life
Charles Edwin Martin born January 28 1868 on his father's Lawrence area farm spent his youth there. He married Jessie Ethel Willey May 18 1892 and moved to a Clinton township farm. He died January 19 1924 aged 55 years 11 months 22 days leaving wife five children two brothers two sisters and many relatives and friends.
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Charles Edwin Martin
Lawrence
Jessie Ethel Willey
Clinton Township
Markley
Helen
Frances
Earl Martin
Wilson Martin
Fred Martin
Los Angeles
Cal
Hstella Martin
R. H.wheeler
Larned, Kans
Corn Goes Up Again on Weak Receipts and Cold Wave Forecast
Chicago price action shows corn rising amid scant receipts and cold weather forecasts with May around 7 8 to 7 8 cents up and close firm. Wheat and oats followed corn higher while bears warned banks may demand repayment of funds to hold back grain. Hog prices boosted provisions.
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Chicago
Bears
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Jan 22
U S Department of Agriculture report details cattle calves hogs and sheep trading in Kansas City. cattle mostly steady to strong with varied grades hogs very slow with steady packs bid prices. sheep and lambs up slightly with top lambs at 13.30 and most fed lots 12.75 to 13.25.
Chicago Livestock Prices Amid Mixed Trade Jan 22
Chicago markets report hogs 45 000 head slow early with 10 to 15 cent gains for good to choice medium weights. Packers bid steady. sows 6.65 to 6.75. heavy hogs 7.20 to 7.35. light hogs 6.90 to 7.20. Cattle 18 000 head better grades firmer. beef steers and yearlings slightly up, other categories steady to weak. Veal up to 10.50. sheep 18 000 head fairly active with lambs steady. feeding lambs steady.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U S. Department of Agriculture
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas City Grain Quotes Mixed as Markets Open
Wheat bids show varied grades with No 2 dark hard ranging from 1.06 to 1.23 dollars. No 2 white corn bids around 77 to 78 cents, No 3 white 76 cents. Barley quoted 66 to 66.5 cents, kaffir millet about 1.38 to 1.40, maize 1.40 to 1.48. July and Sept futures listed with several bid prices.
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Kansas City
Chicago market quotes for grains and meats
Chicago Cinsa exports report shows wheat with May 1.08 1 8, July 1.07 3 8, Sept 1.06 1 8. Corn May 79 1 4, July 79 7 8, Sept 80 3 4. Oats May 41 1 83, July 45 1 8, Sept 43 1 4. Lard Jan 11 75, May 11 70. Ribs Jan 9 95, May 10 00. Bellies May 10 12, Saly 10 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Cinsa Chicago
Saly
Market Report From Kansas City Produce January Prices
Kansas City dispatch notes butter steady at 54 to 53 with packing 27. Butterfat unchanged. Eggs steady with firsts 38 and selected 47. Poultry unchanged with hens 21, roosters 11-3, broilers 25, springs 18.
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Kansas City
Springs
Kansas City Hay Market Report January 22 Prices Listed
Kansas City hay market shows 94 cars unchanged with alfalfa prices ranging from 25.00 to 27.50 for No. 1 and 17.00 to 18.50 for No. 3. Prairie hay No. 1 at 14.00 to 15.00, No. 2 at 12.50 to 13.50, No. 3 at 9.00 to 12.00. Timothy No. 1 19.00 to 20.00, standard 17.0 to 18.50, No. 2 15.00 to 16.50, No. 3 12.00 to 14.50. Clover mixed light 19.50 to 12.00, No. 1 17.00 to 19.00, No. 2 12.00 to 16.50.
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Kansas City Hay Market
Kansas City
Hay
Prairie Hay
E. Friend
Farmers” Union
Ptermeens
Ecstatic
Kennedy
Ernst
Cae Oil Co
Ed Johnson
Scienmaiaieta
Farmers Union
Stine Etna
Ixennedy Plumbing Co
Ober
Tomer Yee
Perry B. Barber
J. Pierson
Farmers’ Union
C. F. Johnson
A. Steele
Sibley ‘Co-Op
Assn
le Tara
C. O'Neal
Clarence Meek
Satanne
Grayson & Reinischee
Geen Yrrermes
Meee
Ell, Wilson & Co
Tapaiteerenematetanpaeen
Ecaretensenisment
Sahomryprd Fens
G. C. Sizer
Pda
Mollie
Tucker
McCarty
J. B. Coldin
Sam Connely
Wtinneelle
Luke Neilson
Luke Nelson
Mary Shay
Amos
Amos Kell
Amos Kelly
Mahala
Dave Elliott
Dave. Elliott
Dave Eliott
Alice Meyers
Chas. Wilson
Nancy Smith
Sallie Mosely
Ieee
Tilla House
Fannie
Martin
Leah
Enntantine
Attapete
Sarah Black
Marguerite. Clark
Bessie” ‘Mason
Ee Sriramepee
Pleagsant
Pee Reetraaren
Miss Kennedy
McFarland
Seremoni
Bers
Green Aldrid
AO Agera
Green Aldrich
H. Rose
Mary Moore
Contiae
Pau Erg
Police
Leasant
Fannie Campfield
Anaraasteet Mesree
Planned to Walk to Mexico Escaped Patient Recaptured
Peter Dykeman escaped from the state hospital for the insane at Topeka last July and was taken into custody by local police yesterday. He had announced a walking tour to Mexico when seized for hospital officials. Nahigian rug auction at the Weaver store ends tomorrow with extended hours today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Peter Dykeman
State Hospital For the Insane
Topeka
Dykeman
Kansas Aggie basketball score soon from Manhattan game
The Journal-World will obtain the score of the Kansas versus Kansas Aggie basketball game in Manhattan tonight at halftime and at the end of the game by calling a designated number. Also notes about bootlegging inquiry and several Lawrence real estate and business buyer ads appear in this mixed news snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal-World
Kansas-Kansas Aggie
Manhattan
Property for Exchange in Kansas Farms for Lawrence Area
Advertises exchange of well cultivated eastern Kansas farms for farms near Lawrence. Owners seek to move for educational advantages, offering over 100 cents on the dollar for a local farm. Mentions a 2 mill from Gardner acreage and a thriving suburban property near Lawrence. Also notes a first class grocery earning over $80,000 annually. McElhinney Realty Co. Merchants National Bank Building 748 Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Lawrence
Gardner
Fragmentary numeric notes from government page
Disjointed figures and fragments reference a government section with numbers like 31-28 99.113 41.48 99.3 and 41-4s 99.8 1-48.99.5 41-48. 99.30, plus mentions of De Uz. The text lacks coherent context or named entities suitable for a fuller item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uz. S
Bills Allowed by County Commissioners of Douglas County
The January session approved numerous road and bridge works, maintenance, and road drag expenditures. Names listed include road crews, maintenance staff, and suppliers such as The Barrett Co. and Lawrence Iron Works. Several accounts cover pauper goods, coal, janitorial and clerical services, and bridge and road improvements across Ft.-to-Ft. No. 2 and related projects.
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Board ‘of’ County Commissioners
Douglas ‘County
Smith
D. F
Oy Smith
Aire
D. Mitchell
Vaughn
Rete
Sizer
Gal
Black
John
Miller
Oehrle
R W
Sutton
D. C
Scott
Walter
Demeritt
L._J
Barton
W. H
J. A
Malchel
L. A
Flory
Roy
Banning
Chas. E
Tobler
J. P
Banks
John L
Heyl
Hey
Baldwin
C. W
Alford
Houk
Frank W
Schellack
Hausman
Henry
Harris
I. D
Preston
A. E
Nichols
W. E
Wiley Bros
Groc
Pau
Bhpiece
Eos Lane
Zurie
Derby
Grain Co
Pau- Dole
Ace
Persian University Coal Co
PAU Bets
Snasi Hunnicut
D. B
Serbiane Owen
L. L
Bogner
J. E
Hallmark
Anderson
Paul A
Bridge Methodist ‘Aid
Gsee Ee
Inhi Viata I American
Blue Brint Paper Co
Brown Preuss Sta. Co
Slaughter, Harold
Priage- Work Glenn
Rankin
M. J
Davis, Davie
Brune Bros
Murhay
James
Murphy
B. W
Jackson
H. E
Moore
I. 1
H. H
Lamb
Ged. W
Bndee
Jane Riley
W. D
Vincente
Godlove
W. S
Quee
R. S
Evans Auto Supply Co
Mdse
Lawrence
Iron. Works
Lawcen
Edw
Butler-Sanderson Motor. Co
Toa Carter Tire Co
Waris Am
Thomas. Dale
Cox
Chas
Dissinger
A. H
Petefish
A. W
E. G
Por Wopk Nee Ceereeeeees Johnson
Hoffman
Vance, Roy & Son
Howe
W- T
Hodges
Stultz
Dean
Gibler
Morris
Finch
Geo
Strausmeir
Faith
Wreck
Eer Auttereckcking
Reports of Commissioner of Poor of Douglas County
December 1923 report from the Douglas County Commissioner of Poor named Emma J Kennedy and others details aid dispensed and cases handled in the month, listing expenditures, relief actions, and recipient counts. The document records administrative decisions, welfare measures, and municipal oversight of pauper relief during December 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Douglas
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Grada
Nis
Regupa
Wheat
Philadelphia
Washington
Iowa
K. U
Ideal
High School
McElhiney Realty
Company Merchants
National ‘Bank
Maés
Chamberlain
Steen
Robt
Koehler
I. W
Routon
Hutchin
W. T
Friend
C. E
Mace
French
McClanahan
Ww. C
Xieder
Waiter
Carl
Lindell
Earl
Saylor
T. J
Standard Oil "Co
Sennedy & Ernst
En Smith
Ole Steele
Hosford
C. B
University Coal Ca
Metzler Furn. Co
Priend
Gmdse
B. H
Ler
Fltl
the World. Co
Schooley, Sta. “Co
Alrich
Burroughs
Mch. Co
Medh. Service. Vm .Sd
St. Sanitarium
Te Pelien
Bell Memorial Hos
Jaedigke
F. W
Kennedy Plumbing Co
Ain
Ice & Storage Co
Evans
Frank
Lawrence Steam
Rams
Cami
Reed
Ms Childrens
Johnson
Wood
Elec. Power Co
John W
Britzel
Western
Union
Corn
Ray
Manley
R.C
Justice Fee
Brown
Johing
Wil
Smyth
Greta
J. Ho
Stdauore
Witnes
Albert
Fee
Skidmore
Rothberger
Fee Siler
Lou
Mattie J. Warren
Sink
Josephine Wallace
Julia Ruswe
John Chance
Sing
John Zimmers
A. Breele
Edward Ses
Jan Boders
George Jaren
Charles Sreneer
Buskirk
William Munney
Thomas Leamon
Poor
Cc A. Haas
Pio Clem
Wit Poor
Edman Wooden
Fred Gould
Coo
Hugh Talbert
Pera
Ivan Craddock
Anna
Bonnie Craddock
Henry van Reed
Insane
G. Co. Bixer
Emma J Kennedy
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