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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1914
Page
8
A chaotic record of a meeting on hog wallows and cholera control. Veterinarians and officials discuss sanitation, costs, and proposed regulations to ban wallows on farms. Strong emphasis on animal health and farmer impact.
The passage traces early 20th century party shifts in the United States, noting Populists born from economic turmoil and the Progressive rise challenging Republicans. It argues Republicans remained steady, defending trade, gold standard, and national strength while preserving states' rights and industry. It links late reforms to victories under Republican leadership.
State hog producers and officials debated sanitary methods to curb hog cholera losses. Graybill proposed strict immunization for hogs entering Kansas, with substitutions allowing immunized animals or serum treatment before shipment. The measure aimed to protect Kansas livestock and boy health, as local leaders urged possible changes and future actions.
The record cites unclear requests and a bequested test of time from a Holland contact. The board debated consentment and the role of an architect with questions about Gernandt's competence and readiness to support any idea presented by the president.
An old advertisement touts Parisian Sage and Save as dandruff cures and scalp tonics, promising hair growth and fragrance. In a separate political exchange, Bumgardner questions Prof. Hunter's reliability after letters tied to Jonrees surface, urging caution before voting on Gerna ndt.
A board meeting ends with conflicting attorney opinions over binding obligations to Gernandt and the hiring of an architect. Citizens discuss potential changes and a new company to replace Gerhardt. A card of thanks from Alpha Guthrie accompanies a death notice.
Bain Wilson son of Senator Wilson of Jefferson County departs for New Orleans and then sails to the South Sea Islands to serve as construction engineer for wireless stations. He will secure contracts and supply materials, applying careful study and thorough understanding.
Washington reports July 14 as senators debate the confirmation of Thomas DeJones for the fuel reserve board. The outcome hinges on a narrow majority, with tentative support from five to ten votes, and a final report expected to be sent to the White House.
A fragmentary wire dispatch notes involvement of Rear Admiral Badger and the transport Hancock with 300 men ordered to sail for a Caribbean destination amid unfolding Dominican Republic Haiti unrest. Details are garbled and incomplete.
The report quotes Albert B. Cummins urging the Republican National Convention to select its members and to avoid active campaigning. Cummins indicated he would not comment further on the matter, while remarks point to party dynamics ahead of the national convention. The text also notes weather and crop conditions in Lawrence, with rain absent and wheat growth progressing rapidly despite forecasts.
A vote among enginemen on a potential strike resulted in a decision to pursue wage increase negotiations. Warren S. Stone and W. S. Carter led representatives for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and related groups as they urged the general committee to reconsider and resume talks. If talks fail, mediation under the Erdman Act may be sought before any action is ordered.
The consolation mentions establishing garbage districts within days and inviting bids from contractors. The city will divide the area into several districts with routes already tested by four or five crews who have collected waste for years. The mayor says any current workers who resist the plan will be replaced, as bids come in for block routes including a lower bid per family.
The obituary notes the death of a woman identified as daughter of Mr and Mrs Sandy Peeferson in Los Angeles California. Funeral services are planned with burial at Staple Creek Cemetery following a service at St James Presbyterian Church North Lawrence.
A severe head injury occurred Saturday in a hay field near Evidara Valley when workers were loading hay. The incident happened around noon and resulted in a fractured Ebbi. Emergency responders transported the injured man from the scene.
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