JOURNAL-WORD! en BY THE WORLD COMPANY
Subscription rates and rate card for Journal-Wor d in Lawrence Kansas list weekly and yearly options with carrier delivery and out-of-town pricing. Notices include a Kansas post office registration, Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations credits, and reader service contact details. The rest is a string of garbled quotes and local commentary with names George Marble Paulen Chase and Dan county references.
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the World Company
Simons
Massenchusettn Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Chicago
AR. Keetor
Hartford Building
New York
Franklin P. Alcorn
Madison Ave
Associated Press
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Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Postoffire
Kanase
George Marble
Paulen
Chase
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Memory Echoes of a Grand Deer Hunt in Kansas
An earnest reminiscence recalls a Christmas deer hunt organized in Ghase Moris and Lyon counties thirty years ago. The piece traces life’s progress from electric light to radio and telephone, and questions whether progress has improved daily life or only shifted its comforts. It also discusses road regulation forecasts and state education matters viewed through Topeka politics and the Kansas legislature.
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Lawrenas
Ghase
Moris
Lyon
Emporia Gizettea
Bains
of Young
Bill White
Bill
Topeka
Kansas
Legislatura
House of Representatives
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Standard of
Indiana
State Schools and Regents Under Political Pressure
A Propexa report warns of underhanded efforts to discredit the board of regents and change the law creating the state’s higher education governance. It credits Governor Paulen and legislators for enacting a protective measure to keep schools out of politics and safeguard the system.
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Board of Regents
Paulen
Bansgs
Old Home Town Links and Local Burglary Report
Abilene notes Mildred Hendrickes visited brother Will, Mrs Eccles returned from Las Animas, J Worden and wife traveled to Nineis and the East for health. Burglary at Woodward’s Drug Store. $17 and valuables stolen via transom. Detainees held, jail inmates moved, and health updates on local residents including Dr Parker’s care and diphtheria illness. County superintendent reviews school vigils and routine notices.
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Mildred Hendrickes
Abilene
Will
S. Wy? Eccles
Las Animas
Conn
Howe
J. Worden
Ree
Visi
J. D. Patterson Weiguent
Woodward
I. J. Milton “Hyde
Prag
Cooke
Uxpayie
Lawrence
Frank Howard
Howard Bros
Twenty five years ago club meetings and social events
Twenty five years ago the G and Q Quintette club met with Mrs A Monroe for a business focused evening. Monthly meetings were planned and refreshments served. Card party was set by Mrs Fred Shs and Miss Baur Hyde. A new whist club formed in Lawrence held its first and regular sessions. Miss Myrtle Kelsey ill. Gen Mot calf to be honored by Merchants Athletic Association on return from Washington. Mrs Amelia Pierson to spend winter with Junction City family.
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Washington
Wor
Wiliams Ne Snel
Amelia Pierson
Junction
Paul
City urges state to raise levy for library maintenance
Wichita city commission approves urging state to authorize higher levy for library maintenance funding. The Jan 28 AP report notes concern over sufficiency of current support and calls for enabled increases to sustain library services.
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Wichita
Surresti
Kansas Legionnaires Receive National Assignments
Topeka Kansas January 21 Kansans Ralph O Neil Topeka commander Kansas Legion named to national distinguished guest list Dr W J Tes Wichita first commander Kansas Legion joins national rehabilitation committee George Wathers Clay Center chairs national Legion child welfare committee Thomas A Topeka past department alder joins world relations committee Frank J McFarland Topeka former Kansas commander now U S district attorney to chair Legionville billet board Kansas appointments announced on recommendation of Jo B Gaitskill Kansas department commander Record expresses pride over numerous committee assignments and impact of Kansas Legionnaires
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Topeka
Kansas Legionnairs
American’ Legion
Howard P. Savage
National ‘Command
The
Legion
Ralph “O'Neil
Kansas Legion
National Distinguished Quest of the Legion
Dr. W
Wichita
National
Sas
Alder
Nation¢Gion World Relations
Frank J) McFarland
Kansas
United States District Attorney
Legionville
Sbillet
Montgomery County
Neil, Web and
Phares
Jo. EB
Gaitskill
Errest A. Ryan
Kansas Department
Pec Onan BP
Banking Bills Draw Kansas Legislature Focus
Kansas lawmakers focus on proposed banking reforms from the senate bank and banking committee. The bill would raise director eligibility to holders of at least ten shares, ban loans to active officers, and add a secondary reserve requirement with cash or government bonds. Branch banks would be prohibited, and internal wrecking penalties would match outside robbery penalties. Also notes today mark anniversaries and Founders Day at university and a wartime insurance briefing by Coolidge.
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Topeka
Kanes
Kansas
Bank Guaranty
Senate Bank and Banking Committee
Surnitutes
State Onkine Department
Smyiery
United States
Germany
Morris
American Republic
Nathan Straus
New York
America
Ark University
Worcester
Jonas Clark
Coolidge
John V Stevens Honored President of Engineering Society
John V Stevens receives the presidency of the American Society of Engineers, noted as a leading figure among American engineering professors. He was Panama Canal's first chief engineer and is credited with discovering the Marias Pass to the Rockies.
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American Society
Eers
America
Panama Canal
Marias Pass
Mountainshire rail career spans continents and wars
A Maine native long based in the western United States and Canada, Mr. Stes. yeris rose from assistant line chief engineer on the Northern Railway to supervising railroad operations in Storia and Algucho Vin territory during Allied campaigns in 1918. Decorated by several nations, he later oversaw postwar rebuilds and rail projects, while a flood of local social notes records visits and gatherings in Michigan Valley.
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Mountainshire
Great Northern Railway
Stes. Yeris
Maine
United
Storia
Alguchovin
Fivined
Caceho
Slovakia
China
Dagan
Cowie urges youth to lead GOP with Kansan example
Topeka Jan 81 Cowie pledges support for young men to take party leadership roles. He says the younger generation can carry forward the party ideals, citing Clifford Hane D. M. Himilinn and WR Smith as emerging leaders. He warns without opportunity for youth the party risks stagnation and weak leadership in public affairs.
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Topeka
Yeufit Dan Bu
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Ipoths
Wasklana el Law
Clifford Hane
D.M. Himilinn
Kansas House of Representives
AL Smith
Gencee
WR. Smith
Mr. Cowie
Washington Creek Sunday Visits and Social Chatter
Local notes recount Mr and Mrs Tay Shaler hosting Sunday guests including Con Ditlon family West of Lawrence, Clyde Hoover and children Raymond and Bunlice, and more. Florence Smith visited home folks, Will Wolfe and Vincent Wolfe made calls, Tiddie Johnson and daughters spent Thursday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Metsker, and several others including Sherry and Ruby Milley are noted with short visits and conversations.
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Apple Pie
Bred Simon and
Paliiné
Tawrenee
Samuel Mowder
Lawrence Tiller
Orie Smith
Marie Spent
Ray Horgel
Mats
Yack Dillén
Jerie Buchel
Virwil Brubaker
Aliehigan
Val
John Dillon
Ana
Howard
Gerald
Dolin
Mae
Sherry
Clyde
Dillon
Alva Biller
Ad Canty
Brubaker
Fythe
Mowsder
Dale Robiand
Willard Weybright
Dillon Sand
Ben” Mohler
Roy
Grammar
andeMrs Chow Cath el Son del- la Griffith Rowith
Anid Oe
Lane
Kaw
Valley
Sulla
Postma's Cluckers
Trailler
Floren
Calles Thureda
Hubber
Rawland
Sidney
Freer
Arbon
Grist Straub
Andyma
Sandy Brubakery
Sanday
Ralph
Mildred
Elda
Owas
John
Pearl Johnson
Helstram
Lawrence
Tha Miller
Lloyd Davis
Ireland
William Eywir
Yohn
Henry Ws
Asa
Af “Star
Éarl’ Setastey
Fee
Arman Behra
Willard
Elde
Snem
Mary
Meiskery
Will Wolfe
Vingent
Tarrorence
Sam Grammar
Arber
Garkir Olan
George Jane
Nee Hoover
Ani Tien
Jonni Smith
Ling Ean
Wriday
Beidge
Robart Johnson
Tay Shaler
Con Ditlon
Family West
Lawrencey Mtr
Clyde Hoover
Raymond
Bunlice
Joe Plory
Lone
Florence Smith
Will and
Nincent
Wolfe
A.m.i Postma
Thurs- Tiddie
Johnson and
Inu’ Miller
Ollie
Local notices and family updates from Clinton area
Bits of community news include bankrupt sale at Coins store in Clinton on Tuesday afternoon, Elias Shuler and family events, Olin Powell and baby delivery, Miller hauling corn to Hen, and oblique references to the death of the Grist Straub. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved and mentions local personalities and shops such as Rankin's Drug Store.
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Asket
Butes Yerbrook
Quenemo
Rays Shuler
Olin Powel
Derito J
Miller
Shuler Ann Olin ‘Howell
Clinton
Lawrence
Odd Fellows Urgently Call Members to Sweeting Tomorrow
Notice calls members to attend a meeting tomorrow Tuesday at 6 to 7 o clock, urging prompt attendance. The hastily written OCR fragment mentions Odd Fellows and an urgent invitation for members to gather.
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