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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1930

Page

4

Journal-World Editorial Fragments From Lawrence Kansas

A scanned legible portion reports subscription rates and office details for the Journal-World of Lawrence Kansas. It notes a price list for weekly to yearly subscriptions and mailing options. It mentions editorial items on candidates for governor, Kansas politics, a snow cleanup anecdote in Independence, and references to pilot weather and aviation accidents. It also touches on school consolidation safety and naval confederation discussions.

Journal-World FHE World Company W.C Simons J.O W. Murray Mdstor Dolph Simon Massachusetts’ Street Lawrence Kansas al R. Keat Niford CIR Postoffice Marc Grd

Naval power debate and a mystery fragment in Topeka Capital

The document discusses a conference on naval power and the prudent use of national resources, warning against foolishly draining capabilities. It also references an unsolved mystery and a Beadle dime novel era comparison, with a reader noting a dime novel was once like modern mystery fiction.

Pen Keliley Topeka Canital

Immense ground prep for spring crops in Old Home Town

Farmers report ground plowed and in excellent condition. University professor G W F Smith and wife arrive to begin duties. Kate Morrow improves after long illness. Mrs Br C W Lawrence visits from Leadville before heading to Boston and New York. A citizens meeting at the Court House forms a military company with N O Steves as chair and an executive committee of R W Etwitchell Hardcastle and Judge Norton. Over twenty-five sign muster roll.

G. W. F. Smith Kate Morrow Br. C. W. Lawrence Leadville Boston New_York Court House N.O. Steves Stevens

Sartis Joins Johnsons Barber Shop In Ludington House

Fifty years ago in Priday January 24 a listed local scene notes C R Sartis a noted tensorial artist taking a chair in Johnsons barber shop at the Ludington House to greet friends. A social gathering at A D Searles Indiana street celebrated Ella Searles birthday with gifts and refreshments. A wagon accident near Kentucky street left a hay rack damaged and the buggy wrecked as the horse bolted. Sheriff Asher appoints A J Phill N as deputy constable. An Ogden s south of town arrival is mentioned and a wolf hunt at Ed Canovans yields four wolves with Henry B Rogers claiming one kill.

C. R. Sartis Johnson Ludington A. D. Searle Indiana Street Ella Searle Illa Will Monk Hadley Kentucky Street Mer Asher A. J. Phill Saul Ogdens Farmer Old Allegeny County New York Ed Canovan Henry B. Rogers

Aleska concert attendees listed from Lawrence group

Among the Lawrence attendees at the Aleska concert last night were Prof. and Mrs. C G Dunlap and many others. The report also notes an ankle injury requiring a plaster cast and several social gatherings hosted by local residents.

Lawrence Aleska Tooneka C.G. Dunlap D. Weaver Vera [Tull Margaret Philbrook Paul Learnard Grace Bangs Dora Renn Clarence Hall Louise Bristel H. . Raymond B.D. O'Bryen Moses Grace’ Moses James Rah Mitchell T. A Ragen Al-Gracier I A. Sharpe Lawrence Gas Company Row Mes Jo. Baxter Asith Liv Jones E. D. Thompson Pendleton Ashton Brodhead Gibb

Ten Years Ago Highlights in Douglas County News

Ten years ago on a Friday, reports note wolf hunts near Wden and Lone Star with three coupes captured. Funds from auctioned wolf skins were given to the Chamber of Commerce for the Fest room fund. Dr. A Haggart bought a tract at 1505 West Nin street and plans remodeling for a home. Invitations were issued for a lunch at 1512 New Hampshire street followed by auction bridge. Mrs H E Don Carlos visited Mrs Whitsed Tain ing in Kansas.

Chamber of Commerce T. Wing Douglas County BPA W den Lone Star A. Haggart Niv Street Haggart Elgin Kan William Macoubrie James Meadows Rev Martin Tin New Hampshire Street Auction Bridge Don Carlos H. E. Don Carlos Whitsed Taining Kansas Austen Luming

Birds Built In Decked Nests For City Parks

A reader letter urges Lawrence to sponsor European style bird nest posts in parks and streets. Describes artistic posts with roofs and lattice, using old stumps and bark, often with shrubbery backgrounds to protect birds and beautify the town, arguing the small effort yields public kindness and joy.

Journal-Warla Lawrence

Rector Walters to Lead St Louis Episcopal Church

Rev. Sumner Walters, rector of St Andrew's Fort Scott Kansas, will become rector of Episcopal Church of the Redeemer in St Louis, assuming duties in March after attending a Missouri Diocese convention. Postmaster W S Alexander runs local business from a mountain post office with annual receipts varying from 15 to 173 dollars.

Fort Scott St. Louis Sumner Walters St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Fort’ Ott Kan Episcopal Church the Rener Maren Che Church Walters Diocese of Missouri Bishop Tuttle Genese

Night of danger and a rushed wedding in peril

Anne Wilmot agrees to marry Leon Morse after a night of secrecy and danger. Glenn, battered yet resolute, vows to finish a tunnel project while Anne grapples with guilt toward her Aunt Emily. A hasty mission involves telegrams and a final letter to Aunt Emily, as the couple faces a stark dawn and uncertain futures.

Anne Wilmot Leon Morse Scott Glant Anne Robert Douglas Giens Tony Morse Femo Heck Leon Glenn Joe Q'Elock Marshalter Douglas Sheb Stuminie Alan Shei Emily Milly Wilmot Pi Vm

The Little Black Clock and the Race at Dawn

Mary Gertie Bearer presents a tale of Wyeryany and a race where the Little Black Clack fosters envy and triumph. The crowd cheers as a hero wins, crowned with a wreath, while a wary clock named Theo laments its role in the tale.

Mary Gertie Elvil Greece Torain Jack Peery Theo Wetl Tohn

Health and flea verse echoes through ad infinitum

A fragmentary line from a playful verse critiques health while repeating a loop about fleas and relentless bites. The quirky image contrasts human wellness with an endless cycle of tiny irritants.

Bacteriophore Hope for Disease Fight Emerges in Report

A recent discussion describes a bacteriophore that is cultivated and fed to sufferers or animals to attack germs. It is claimed to reside in the gastrointestinal tract of humans, sustaining war on disease-causing microbes. Research is still experimental and awaits further testing.

Erelle d’Herelle d'Herelig

Helianthus Eastern Star event raises funds in Eudora

The Helianthus chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held a benefit bridge afternoon in Eudora on Wednesday January 5 to fund electric whrine and lamas for star points. Sixty-one attended, including twenty seven from Lawrence, with Adah chapter members among them.

Helianthus Order of Eastern Star Lawrence Adah

Progressive bridge prizes awarded at fourteen tables

At a Lawrence event Mrs. Topping won the high score prize with Mrs. Leon Durr taking second. The prize committee devised a clever plan awarding multiple smaller prizes via numbered slips drawn from capsules. Scorepads featured the Eastern Star emblem as attendees enjoyed ice cream cake and coffee, with Heligathus chanter thanking patrons for their support.

Topping Lawrence Leon Durr Heligathus Chanter

Dinner Hosts Honor Out‑of‑Town Guests in Lecompton

Mr and Mrs George Gersten berger welcomed guests for Sunday dinner including Mr and Mrs BE Hill of Lecompton and Mr and Mrs Freed Roshberger, highlighting a social gathering with local connections.

George Gerstenberger BE. J. Hill Lecompton Freed Roshberger

Gly Cas Restores Health To Civil War Veteran

A Coffeyville resident, 87 year old Civil War veteran Mr Tom Smith, credits Gly Cas with restoring his health after a stroke, kidney and bladder issues, and chronic constipation. He reports improved mobility, better bowel control, steadier balance, and clearer memory after Gly Cas treatments at Round Corner Drug Store in Lawrence.

Tom Smith Ninth Street Coffeyville Kansas Slaith Tamy At Round Corner Lawrence

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