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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1920

Page

3

Deaths and Funerals and Campaign Appeal

The death notices include Russell Davis with services at 416 Maine Street and burial at Oak Hills. Mrs G C Sizer, 59, died recently with funeral plans to be announced. she is survived by her husband G G Sizer, three children and four grandchildren. The text also contains a political self presentation by a legally trained applicant describing his background, blindness, and intent to serve as a State Legislator.

Russell Davis Russell Davis Maine Street J. T. Smith Oak Hills Cemetery G. C. Sizer Sizer G.G. Sizer Ida Paasch Mitchel Napa California Edward Poi Williams Lawrence Indianapolis

Political Announcement by A. C. Wilson for 12th District

A. C. Wilson declares candidacy for the Kansas Legislature in the Twelfth District Douglas County. He explains stepping in for his ill brother J. B. Wilson, County Attorney, and asks voters for support at the August 3, 1920 primaries. He vows to interview every voter as possible and continues his campaign while his brother recovers.

Agimany Ipwich Jern County State A. C. Wilson Douglas County Kansas J.B. Wilson J. B. Wilson Jonathan David Pythias Danion

Unclear Craft Claim Echoes Through Time

A terse, fragmented reflection describes a longstanding craft practice tied to youth. The speaker asserts personal approval of a hard gele technique developed since early life, hinting at pride and continuity in handmade work.

Unclear fragment from letter ends with courtesy note

The readable portion shows a closing line from a letter ending with gratitude and respect, signed A. C. Wilson, suggesting a personal correspondence rather than a news item.

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