Journal-World subscription rates and notices
The Journal-World announces subscription rates and office contact details for Lawrence Kansas dated June 9 1923. It lists price structures for two weeks or more and discusses regional mail rates with Chicago New York representatives and Associated Press rights. It also includes a Bible quote and a tongue in cheek comment about the state board of health making Kansas healthy for Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Chicago
A. R. Keater
Hartford
New York
Franklin P. Alcorn
Marbridge
Associated Press
Bureau of Circulations
Postoffice
Kansas
Journal-World
State Board of Health
Townley says farmers need training to run co operatives
Townley argues that farmer co operative enterprises fail because farmers lack the experience to run diverse businesses. He notes business success requires years of training and specialized knowledge, countering earlier claims that non producers live off farmers’ toil.
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A. C. Townley
North Dakota
Townley
Chinch Bugs Face Crop Threat If No Web Feet Grow
Douglas county crops show continued damage from chinch bugs and green bars unless they develop a means to move more freely. The fragment suggests an urgent need for pest control or management to prevent further losses in the fields.
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Douglas County
Evening papers win in Leavenworth business plan
Clyde H Knox argues for making The Times a full day and evening paper to serve Leavenworth merchants and households. He cites trends in similar cities, noting evening readership reaches housewives and supports advertising effectiveness. The Times would ride a larger field to outperform competition and better serve the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde H. Knox
Leavenworth Post
Dan Anthony
Times
Leavenworth
Tas Heights
New York Evening
Chicago Daily News
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Kansas City Star
The
No news paper field secured by merit and constancy
The passage argues that a community’s newspaper must fully satisfy readers to hold its field, noting Kansas towns show this by steady service. It shifts to European diplomacy, saying France Italy and Belgium oppose Germany’s reparations note, with settlement unlikely until these nations accept terms. England may move toward Germany, but relief depends on others’ concurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
France
Italy
Belgium
England
Germany
Leavenworth Faces Slump in Building Boom
The Leavenworth Times notes a local building slump due to high costs but argues it could help growth by enabling the town to fund a much needed new junior high school. If prices fall, the city could proceed with the planned construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Leavenworth Times
Leavenworth
the Times
Emporia Gazette mocks neighbor in heated Klan style
The Emporia Gazette uses caustic wording to blast a neighbor who refuses to mow, calling out the offender with a combative, mocking tone and a suggestion of feather picking as punishment.
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Emporia Gazette
Writer Questions Flapper Image In Social Change Debate
A columnist notes that the flapper image is overstated and that perceptions of social change may be exaggerated. The piece casts doubt on whether the flapper represented a true departure from past behavior and trends.
Honor Where Honor Is Due In Crumbine Fly Swat Debate
Editorial notes that Kansas board of health secretary Dr Crumbine popularized the fly swat slogan but argues the origin predates him with references to King Tut and The Nation's Business. Merle Thorpe comments on credit shifting away from Crumbine while praising his public health measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Board of Health
Crimbine
Merle Thorpe
Crumbine
Mr. Thorpe
Tut
Nile
Doetor Crumbine
Notorious Lines Blink Across a Fourth of July City Page
A collage of jokes and quips notes the era’s social musings from safety in summer to the Russia gun debate. It jokes about autos in Chicago, mail humor, and posters while touching on labor, class, and taxes with a sharp, wry tone.
Dr Hugh M Smith named Siam fisheries adviser
Dr Hugh M Smith, an internationally recognized ichthyologist, has been invited by the Siamese Legation in Washington to serve as fisheries adviser for Siam. A Washington native and Georgetown graduate, he brings nearly ten years as U S commissioner of fisheries and broad international experience. He joined the Fish Commission in 1886, rising to its head, taught biology at Georgetown, and represented the United States on fisheries matters abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh M. Smith
Washington
Kingdom of Siam
Siam
Smith
United States Commissioner of Fisheries
Washington, D.C
Georgetown University
Fish Commission
Georgetown
United States
Learn to Swim Week Planned in Kansas City
Kansas City board of education designates Learn to Swim Week for next week. Boys over 10 may receive instruction from competent directors at four city pools. Instructors include J G Cohlmeyer, Roy Meats, Harold Aiken, and E W Beck from area junior high schools and Y M C A programs.
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Kansas City
Board of Education
Northeast
J. G. Cohlmeyer
Central High School
Roy Meats
Wesport
Central M. C. A
Harold
Family washing offer from Green Bros
A brief notice invites readers to have family washing done by Green Bros located at 633 Mass. The ad emphasizes convenient service and local availability for laundry needs.
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Green Bros
Mass
Thirty years since Ford’s Theatre collapse kills 21
A historical note marks the thirty year anniversary of the Ford’s Theatre disaster in Washington in which 21 people died. The day also features civic events including Senator Heflin speaking at Vincennes and Pershing and army officers touring Jersey City for a ceremonial field dedication. Moody Staten sails to Africa to lead the Liberian army, and Denver hosts the Jewish Consumptives’ Relief Society convention as a new sanatorium dedication opens. Arizona proceeds with a new minimum wage act despite a Supreme Court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Washington
Lincoln
J. Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Indiana
Democratic Editorial Association
Vincennes
John J. Pershing
Jersey City
Pershing
Moody Staten
France
Africa
Jewish Consumptives’ _Rélief society
Denver
Arizona
Supreme Court of the United States
Green Brothers 63 Year Old Man Dies in Massachusetts
A fragmentary notice notes the death of a 63 year old man in Massachusetts associated with the Green Brothers name. Details are incomplete in the OCR excerpt.
I am only a dog in Lawrence facing prejudice and fear
A dog narrator laments race prejudice and mob cruelty in Lawrence. He recalls guarding homes, teaching children, and loyalty to his master Bob. He pleads for sensible safety, muzzles, and humane treatment, asking why dogs must suffer or be shot in their own yards.
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Lawrence
Mary
Kansas
Gill
Bill
Billy
Sax
Rex
Champion
Bob
Creation
Leah
Edwards
Lawrence Recruiters Raise Volunteers for War Effort
Twenty five years ago in Lawrence reports L I Hilliker returning with Captain Adna Clarke to aid recruiting for volunteers to be organized locally on Saturday June 9 1898 in the Daily Journal note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
The
Daily Journal
L. I. Hilliker
Adna Clarke
Funston Visits Lawrence Then Heads to Carlisle Home
Col Fred Funston commander of the Twentieth Kansas arrives in Lawrence at 11 oclock and will visit briefly before heading to his old Carlisle Kaw home and rejoining his command in San Francisco. In Douglas County court the University senior law class admitted to practice Kansas wide. Judge S A Riges administered the oath to seventy two. From Lawrence were Frank F E House Claud Stanley and Fred B Woodward. The wedding of Richard O McGee and Anna B Newby took place at the bride’s parents home. They will travel east then Omaha expo and settle in Kansas City Mo. Frances Kearney Moon married Charles Samuel Haines of Sabetha at Topeka home of the bride’s parents. Mrs C H Parmalee, formerly Miss Manley of the Buffalo Bulletin, visiting town. The School of Arts alumni association elected officers: President R D Brown Kansas City Mo Vice President W Y Morgan Hutchinson Rec Sec Miss Kate Riggs Lawrence Cor Sec E K Engel Lawrence Treasurer W W Sterling Lawrence. Executive committee: Martha Snow Lawrence Mary K Wilder Kansas City and M A Barber C E McClung Lawrence and R R Price Hutchinson.
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Funston Heke
Douglas, County District Court
University
Courts of
Kansas
S. A.*riges
iFrank FE. House
Claud Stanley
Fred .B. Woodward
Lawrence
CM. Sharpe
Richard O. McGee
Anna B. Newby
Omaha Exposition
Kansas City
Frances Kearney
John Fal Moon
Charles Samuel Haines
Sabetha
Topeka
Miss Moon
The
School of Arts Alumni Association
R. D. Brown
W. Y. Morgan
Hutchinson
Kate Riggs
F. Engel
WM. W. Sterling
Martha Snow
Mary Kk. Wilder
M. A. Barber
C. E. McClung
R. R. Price
O. K. Smith
Chicaro
Far
Dellinger
Fred Bailey
W. A. Bailey
Kan
Mer
Herbert Bailey
Elmer Axton
Little Son
Pittsburg
George Counts
Little Dauwehter
Esther Mae
New Haven
Mass
Chester Gates
Chester
Mary Payne
Fort Scott
Myrtis Stucker
Clarence Moody
Ottawa
J. Luther Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
Joan Taylor
Clara Johnson
Inez Johnson
Mariam Johnson
Lincoln
Wincel Yauslin
Oklahoma Baptist University
T. C. Hinkle
Waldorf Astoria
New York
Baldwin Alwmni Association of Baker
Emil Liston
Walter Molby
H. P. Hartley
John Wellborn
Baker
W. 2 B. Fleming
Rocketeller’ Educational , Board of
New York City
Wieming
Rockefeller Foundation
President Harding to be Initiated Into Tall Cedars
President Harding travels to Milford Delaware today to be initiated into the Tall Cedars of Lebanon a branch of the Masonic fraternity and participate in a ceremony with members and officials present.
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Harding
Milford
Del
Tall Cedars of Lebanon
Masonic Fraternity
Butter Fat Wanted at 112 West Seventh Street
Local ad seeks buyers for butter fat at 112 West Seventh Street. The note urges interested sellers to contact the location before selling.
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West Seventh Street
Local Notes Sweep through Burlington and Nearby Towns
June 9 item notes C G Kepple of Burlington visiting the city. Prof and Mrs Adams Dean Green and wife plan a Washington vacation. Miss Mena and Miss Lida Tutt among new clerks at Shear. Fred Wood and mother to spend summer in Maine. A H Griesa of Lawrence named Libert party state committeeman at Emporia convention. Rev Heeter Cowan resigns university role to take Spring Hill Presbyterian post. Claude Coe injures self on stairs at Weaver's. Mrs George Shyder and daughter Anna return to Augusta Kansas after commencement.
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A. H. Griesa
Lawrence
Liberty Party
Emporia
National Party
Prohibition Party
Baldwin Notes of Visits Travels and Local Marriages
Mrs. Lewis Simms of Kansex City attends Commencement in Baldwin and visits cousins in Ottawa before returning home. A.K. Chester Lane travels to Kansas City for hospital examination and appendectomy by Dr. Outland. sister Lucy reports a steady recovery. Mrs. Don Wageman and Betty Joe return to Colony with Mae Houston visiting. Prof. M. D. Geere of Billings Montana leaves Baldwin for Johnsonburg Pa to summer with parents. Geere and baby Gene Susan there. Roderick Rumyan heads to Wichita. Frances Telirath accompanies to Kingman. Dr. Hoyle Smith and family visiting J. D. Smith in Baldwin. planning to relocate to Kansas City or Ottawa. J. C. Reece and Richard of Lansing stay with T. B. Hyland. Mrs. J. H. Houston hosts Mrs. J. P. Rash and daughter Etta ay of Wellington and Mrs. N. Morris and daughter Margaret of Durant. Miss Mee Muenzenmeyer to teach at Kanorado next year. Prof. A. YH. Houston, former Baldwin superintendent, now superintendent of Kanorado. L. Wirt Markham of Lamar Colorado visits Baldwin. meets Dean QO. G. Markham and Maurice Markham family. On their thirty second wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. F. Neal, their daughter Miss Ineta Neal, and Mr. James Fotts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fotts.
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Lewis Simms
Kansex City
Teft
Ottawa
John Topping
Chester Lane
Kansas City
Trinity Hospital
Outland
Lucy Lane
Chester
Don Wageman
Betty Joe
Colony
Wareman
Mae Houston
M. D. Gevere
Billines
Montana
Ballwin
Johnsonburg
J. D. Smith
India
J. C. Reece
Richard
Lansing
T. B. Hyland
J. H. Houston
L. Wirt Markham
Lamar
Colo
Baldwin
Dean QO. G. Markham
Maurice Markham
F. Neal
Ineta Neal
James Fotts
Atr
Marriages Include Potts and Johnson Ceremonies
Readable notices describe the weddings of Miss Inda Neal to James Potts and Esther Bailey to Earl Johnson in Baldwin with large gatherings. It notes relatives from Topeka Lawrence Ottawa and other towns, the ceremonies led by Rev C W Bailey and Rev Wallace Fleming, the music by L A Rowland and Mrs Bailey, and plans for honeymoons and future homes in Lincoln Kansas City and Shawnee Oklahoma.
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Massachusetts Street Telephone
Vis
Tom Sims
A & Ws
C. H. Parmalee
Miss Manley
Buffalo Bulletin
Sam Hill
Daily World
C. G. Kepple
Burlington
City
Prof
Mrs. Adams
Dean Green
Washinton
Massachusetts Street
Rev. Reeds
Mena
Lida Tutt
Ida McElhenny
Mellie Broek
Shear
Fred Wood
Maine
Heeter Cowan
Spring Hill, Kansas
Presbyterian Church
Claude Coe
Weaver’s
George Shyder
Anna
Augusta
Baldwin News
Margaret Louise Willgus
Lake Taneycomo
Ozarks
Baliwin
Rowland
Julkhart
Elkhart High School
James Hawes
Margaret Euler
Noelle Dun
Lyndon
Della Lewman
Lola
Merl He ‘Rt
Elkhart
Newell Maag
Michigan Valley
Baldwin Friends
Sylvester S. Klyne
Colorado Springs
Gwendolyn
Vernon D. Smith
C. W. Bailey
Esther
Earl Johnson
Iran
Mendelssohn
Kaun
J. R. Holmes
Ralph Ward
Bulletin
Campbell’s
Lawrence Business College
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