Journal-World Classified and Notices Card Readable
Local newspaper page shows subscription rates, advertising contacts, and Associated Press copyright notes. It lists offices in Lawrence Kansas and New York, court notices and audit bureau membership, with a Bible verse and a closing editorial line about business regulation. The fragmentary text confirms a Saturday edition dated January 21.
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Journal-World
Flourish at Topeka banquet underscores Old Guard aims
A Kansas Day club banquet in Topeka highlighted the Old Guard’s readiness to rebuke party dissent and remove ticket holders. The crowd discussed election timing and the impact of upcoming votes, while broader notes praised practical transport ideas and cautious traffic behavior to reduce injuries, citing about 700,000 annual U.S. road dentals.
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Kansas Day Club
Topeka
Old Guard
Hay
United States
Economy in Government and Teachers Association Growth
President Coolidge urges budget restraint as Washington debates spending. The Kansas State Teachers Association reports rapid growth, now 52 years old with membership rising from 5,930 in 1916 to 14,949, driven by Secretary Frank L. Pinet’s leadership since 1916.
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Kansas State Teachers Association
Frank L. Pinet
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California scientist’s ninety day hemp on the farm energy claim
A California scientist estimates that in a ninety day growing season an acre of ground yields solar energy equivalent to burning about 1,476 tons of coal. The finding highlights the farm’s potential energy output and the efficiency of solar capture in crop growth.
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California
Hines Named to Head Commission for Rhine Danube Areas
Walker Hines, chosen by the League of Nations to lead a commission examining conditions in the Rhine and Danube territories, has a career spanning the Santa Fe Railroad and U S rail policy. A Kentucky born lawyer, he served as Director-General of Railways under McAdoo and later oversaw European river shipping distribution after 1920.
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Walker's Hinds
League of Nations
Rhine
Danube
Santa Fe Railroad
Fen
McAdoo
United States
Hines
Wilson
Kentucky
Virginia
Louisville
Southern Railway
Santa Fe
Europe
National Memorial Day observance and 1891 republic anniversary
National Memorial Day observance in Portugal marks a historic date as the first republic attempt anniversary of 1891. The report notes Zane Grey’s 50th birthday and the Bermuda disappearance of the Atalanta with 280 aboard.
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Portugal
Ma Zane Grey
Editors Guests At Santa Fe Dinner In Topeka Kansas
Topeka Kansas January 31 editors of Kansas with their wives were hosted by Santa Fe railroad at a dinner. President Storey sent a message of disappointment and good wishes for a prosperous 1925. The event marked the opening of a new ten story Santa Fe building with about 450 attendees. Speakers included J Frank Jarrell and Henry J Allen.
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Topeka
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Santa Fé Railroad
Kansas
W. B. Storey
Sident
New York
Santa Fe Limited
Santa Fe
J. Frank Jarrell
The
W. H. Simpson
Feneral Advertising
Henry J. Allen
Wichita
Ralph Tennal
Sabetha
Hierbart Cavaness
Chanute
Kansas City Stock Market Report and Local Deaths
The annual stock yards report notes reduced 1923 livestock receipts due to short corn and feed crops, with total 1924 receipts around 7.6 million head. Kansas City remains a major world market and hog market leader, aided by improved small packer demand. Also listed are obituaries for Clement Howard, 71, and an upcoming University of Kansas concert, with details on date and program.
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Stock Yards Company
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas City
United States
Memorial Service For Dr Wilbur Somerville Held In Warrensburgh
Memorial service announced at the First Methodist Church tomorrow for Dr Wilbur Somerville who died at his Warrensburgh home after abdominal cancer. Somerville formerly pastored the First Methodist Church here 1895 to 1899 and was active with the General Board of Home Missions. He had lived in New York since 1917, traveled widely, and earlier studied law while serving various charges in Kansas Iowa and Illinois. The program includes reminiscences by Frank March Miss Hannah Oliver and Robert McFad, with letters and memorial remarks by Dr Edward Hislop. Special music will be provided by Mrs Louise Miller and the choir director.
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First Methodist Church
Say Wilbur Somerville
Warrensburgh
Danzath
Somerville
New York
Kansas
Iowa
Illinois
New York State
General Board of Home Missions
Methodist Episcopal Church
Albany
N.Y
Frank March
Hannah Oliver
Robert McFad
Sommerville
Edward Hislop
Dr. Somerville
Louise Miller
Pupils present operetta The Golden Whistle at Cordley school
Pupils from Cordley school's third and fourth grades staged the operetta The Golden Whistle in the Lawrence high school auditorium last night. Miss Mabel Barnhart coordinated the event with Mrs. Edith Maher in charge of serving refreshments while the audience and teachers praised the performance and the pupils’ work.
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Lawrence
Beffo
John MacNoen
Betty Brown
Father Gandinal Charlesia
Robin Red
Iry
Virginia Hosford
Gray Rabbit
Robert Russell
Heighe
Helen Pendleton
Gladys - “Apple
Alice S Barnhart Freeting
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Onerettz
Edith Maher
Restumrs
Epidemic at University Shows Minimal Increase
Dr Edmiston of City Hospital reports only one new case in two days amid ten total cases. He notes Easter and Christmas holidays affect patterns but this year sees more cases than usual. Hospital can treat two more but may need extra quarters if cases rise.
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Edmstony
Theity Hospital
Edmiston
University
University Hospital
Baldwin notes feature a string of local events
W A McClure of Sterling visits Baldwin to discuss property ties and runs a chicken ranch in Sterling. Edgerton guests Jack and Mrs Dewis visit Baldwin for a Baker vs Pittsburg game. Dr J Watson Hannan of Drew Theological Seminary speaks at Baker University chapel and meets students planning theological study. Local groups host meetings, opera night impressario stars perform, and plans for next year’s program are announced.
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W. A. McClure
Sterling
Baldwin
McClure
Jack Dewis
Edgerton
Coral Dowis
Baker
Pittsburg
J. Watson Hannan
Drew Theological Seminary
Madison
Underwood
Lyle Cutler
High Street
Centenary Hall
Impressario
Newte
City
Kansas City
Topeka
Anna Miller
Dean Louis
A. Rowlands
Henri Scott
Hazel Huntington
Lottie Howell
Harold Hansen
Francis Tyler
Willard Sektberg
Hansen
Ballwin
Mozart
Dean L. A. Rowland
Brigham
First Methodist Church
Oelenieyeer
Mildredd
Rachel Wilson
Betty’ Ebright
Dorothy Nea
Jim
Gertrude Norton
J. M. Marry
G. J. Hunt
J. W. Counts
Julius Smith
Janice Crawford
Chanute
Delta Delta Delta
Thomas A. Evans
Wallace B. Flemming
Baker University
Emil Liston
Baker ‘Alumni Association
Glee
Baker String Quartette
WDAF
J. B. Ross
South &Th Street
N. Skinner
James Stephens
Garnett
A Dude Like That From Sailortown
Drake awakens in a scuffed room after a wild night in Sailortown. A brutal fight erupts with Mister Stevens and a crimp, leaving Drake dazed as the blond assailant storms out. A strangerly girl’s voice and a wary return to the room hint at consequences to come.
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Drake
Certai
Sailortown
Stevens
Mister Stevens
Deake
Mag Parrot
Notable Bible Reading Promises Riches of God’s Word
Eminent Bible scholar Rev. David Hill will lead a notable Bible reading at West Evangelical Church in Connecticut Street, Me 230 olcloth, Sunday afternoon, on the theme How To Read the Bible. He urges attendees to bring paper and pen, and the event aims to inspire Christians across churches with forty years of study, prayer, and preaching. An afternoon sermon, Holiness of Daily Life, contrasted past holiness movements, stressing salvation through faith in Jesus Christ and a purified heart. The revival continues with services featuring sermons on The Responsibility of Living and God’s Chief Piece of Mechanism, Hebrews 11:10. The offertory supports the evangelist’s travel. church notices list John Hill as the speaker and H. H. Dent as pastor.
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Olcloth
Wipst Evangelical Church
Connecticut
Hill
L.al
Hii
Christ of God
Jesus Christ
God
Enid
Lahoma
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