July 4 Events Echo Across Lawrence Activities
Advance circus men arrive in Lawrence for the July 16 show as business slows for the Fourth. Prize fight reports are due at the Journal-World tomorrow around 1 o clock. The city suspends most business for the celebration and a new bogie golf contest draws attention at the Country Club. Oakfield field activity boosts plans after Mr Wise visits. Topeka and Lawrence meet at Woodland Park Sunday. city business, licenses, and taxes face scheduling changes.
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Lawrence Country Club
Meat pricing clash prompts retailer versus producer shift
Topeka Kansas July 1 a Kansas Livestock Association editor argues the meat squeeze between wholesale packers and retailers drives producers to start retail shops. He notes R L Milek now runs a farm directly sold meat and cites other farm shops expanding to Holton and other towns. high retailer prices reduce meat consumption.
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Topeka
Kan
L. Daughters
Kansas Stockman
Kansas Livestogs Association
R.L. Miilek
Kansas
Holton
Kai
Daughters
Mer Isi Wel
Addyess
National Educational Association convention opens in Des Moines
Des Moines hosts the fifty-ninth annual convention of the National Education Association with the National Council of Education meeting ahead of the general session. Leaders Gowen and Seerley preside as committees discuss state school administration rural education and character studies. Housing demands show attendance may reach six to ten thousand.
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Des Moines
National Educational Association
Ntional Council of Education
Tthe General Association
Presidei Wi Hae Gowen
Bardeed J. Seerley
Town State Teachers’ College
Cedar Jails
Committee On
Character and Citizenship Education
National Council
John F. Sims
State Normal School
Stevens Point
Wis
Maines
Modern church program highlighted by labor and capital unity
Governor Henry Allen spoke at the dedication of the United Congregational Church urging labor and capital cooperation through a church led program. He praised the school house as a focal community hope and noted the church as a key vehicle for social progress.
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Wichita
Henry i. Allen
United Congregational
Allen
G Elliot
Elliot
Auto delivery experiment saves carriers time in Minneapolis
Mail carriers are transported by automobile to begin routes on a south town arterial street and dropped off along their start points. Eighteen carriers save about half an hour each and eighteen hours total, equaling the work of a little over two men.
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Minneapolis
Milan
E. A. Purdy
Detroit to test radio equipped patrol wagons
Officials of the department announce ongoing experiments in Detroit with patrol wagons fitted with radio apparatus. Preliminary tests indicate the plan feasible as one wagon operates the radio from the central station while moving at a normal pace.
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Detroit
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Coal Regions Move to Deliver Logs through Moore Lbr Co
Fragmentary notice mentions coal regions Arkansas Illinois and Southern Kansas and a delivery reference to Logan Call 114 for delivery through Moore Lumber Company.
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Arkansay
Illinois
Kansas
Jump
Logan
Moore Lbr. Co
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