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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1919
Page
3
Reading of July reports shows railroad siding activity as grain moves toward markets. Wheat futures face moisture issues and grade shifts with No 1 wheat scarce in Kansas while No 3 or lower dominates. District grain dealers meet in Dodge City with a tour planned and schedul ed stops at Coldwater Liberal and other towns.
Visitors and residents list includes Mr and Mrs Bond Mr and Mrs John Spuchters Mildred Eliza Leroy Puckett and Lilith Puckett. Michel Longanecker travels to Lawrence for a stay. Christian Endeavor convention slated at Topeka July 10 11 with McNeese leading E. next Sunday evening. Local crowd invites attendance and enjoyment of the program.
In a rural community page, residents report visits to Lawrence and Kansas City, threshing has begun with Nickle Thome and Walter Boyd among the first. An ice cream social is planned at Valley Chapel on July 19. Reading mentions various families visiting, health notes about Claudie Landon and Mrs Dautherty, and minor travels among neighbors and relatives.
A Belleview item notes a peace dove symbol and two cent postage stamp return. Local residents visit, with Mrs. Shellac ill last week and Mrs. Forbes and her La Maris visitors. Independence Day events in Lawrence and community gatherings described along with weather delaying the Ladies’ Aid meeting to August.
Real estate transfers include Anna Heffner to C R Pulley for 800 dollars Lot 24 Fair Grounds Addition Lawrence and H L Chambers to Charles R Pulley for 200 dollars Lot 23 Fair Grounds Addition Lawrence plus Hayslett to Dyer for 11750 dollars S 1 2 of NW 1 4 and W 10 a of S 1 2 of N B 1 4 all in Sec 9 and E 1 2 of NW 1 4 of Sec 16 TP 15 RG 19 August Uterman to John Ise for 4500 dollars Lot 153 on Ky St Lawrence.
The passage notes that many Chinese theaters charge no admission but rely entirely on profits from selling drinks and food to patrons. It contrasts this with the idea that some people who are outwardly fortunate still fail to find value due to self-centered care.
An educational bulletin from the United States Department of Agriculture urges farmers and thrashers to optimize thrashing machine use. It explains losses come from improper adjustments, especially of the separator and cylinder, and stresses learning machine parts, proper speed, and reading manufacturers’ instructions to reduce waste and increase daily output.
A medical notice explains simple tests to detect tobacco harm, linking smoking to nerve effects and heart risk. It outlines a home screening approach and cautions readers about nicotine’s impact on health.
State official urges jail for agitators linked to the W. W. and similar groups under new laws. Attorney General Kielat J. Wapkine says even vagrancy may be used to prosecute these individuals for threats or acts against public order.
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