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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
3
Republican Senatorial candidate Harding campaigns with force, delivering a vigorous speech to voters. He emphasizes strong leadership, economic revival, and national security while touring key districts.
Oak Ridge notes persistent telecommunication problems for patrons amid threshing season. Community members from Midland Grant Township plan a picnic August 14 at Woodlawn Park and families visit Lawrence, Kansas, with several residents hosting guests. Local trips, oil-field activity, and Red Cross talks feature alongside daily life, birthdays, and neighborhood exchanges through mid July.
Monday to Sunday of a Baldwin and Ottawa area week show many neighbors calling on friends and helping threshers. Families including Harris, Haas, Flora, Gilliland, Glazier, and Johanning frequent neighbors, with visitors from Baldwin and Lawrence.
The text chronicles threshers moving between Rob ert Foulke's and Will House's, visits by Miss Ruth Phenecie to Madison Wisconsin, and numerous social calls and trips. It mentions Mrs D. L. McNerney visiting Perry, John Kruse and friends motor-tripping to California, and friends and relatives gathering for meals and threshing activities around O'Dea, Skeets, Kahn, and Kline households.
A fragmented ad message warns buyers to compare John Deere, Fordson, and Samson tractors before purchasing a plow for Ivon, suggesting better options exist. It appears as a brief supplier note with uncertain context.
Linda Carter was fined $2 for an at large cow in the city limits. She appeared in police court this morning for the incident and was released.
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