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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
6
Fragmented text discusses a superintendent, insurance in Gettin Affairs, and an av sbkage of fron 40000 to 50000 dollars. Mentions Drechia state and superinte et Sravis, a state law er 963.74, and member associations not properly charted. References firemen's relief for injured and disabled and for families, legally organized and red land, and long compliance with state laws.
A fragmentary notice mentions a closer alliance between workers and farmers and references Jerzon's Hand Made. The text is incomplete but signals a labor group collaboration or meeting. Further details are unavailable in the readable copy.
A fragmentary community roundup records visitors and departures in Topeka. Names include Miss Mary Murphy Miss Oerault and Mrs. Murphy in transit to Washington with hospital work. W B Palmer of Missouri plans a stay to arrange funds for children while relatives visit Ottawa Baldwin and Lawrence.
Herbert Reirplda and a bee Emily joined Mrs Cc H Vini nt for a day with Mitchell. Frances L. spent time with Mr C F Wulfkuhle and family. They visited Fred Sulzer's. Bessie Young received news of a relative.
A nephew in Pueblo sends a telegram saying Rob ert Young and family were not harmed by the flood. Charles Bahnmaier and daughters Ina and Florence, along with Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and Marg Margaret, were later seen Sunday evening in the Bahnmaier yard. Elmer and children shopped in Big Springs Saturday evening. G J Bahnmaier, a new cement site, James Brass, Robinson, and John Matney assisted. Warren Isanghk of Hugo Oklahoma visits his brother Herbert Reynolds. Beggie Young, Ella dfreey, Emily Reynolds, Will Reynolds, and Esme Bahnma in called at the George Miller home Sunday afternoon. Gus Bahnmair and family and Mr and Mrs James Bates and children visited George Bahnmaier Sunday.
Fairview community notes list visitors and locals, including Mr and Mrs Otto Little and family, Mr and Mrs Pete Drecher, Mrs Kansas City visit, topeka trip, births announced of a son June 12, and various visits by Mabel Day, Esther Johnson, Roy Thisda, and others. The piece mentions church service led by Dr Bailey, local painting, and several social visits across families such as Wells, Leary, Willey, and Howard along with vehicle mentions and a reminder to buy a bicycle.
A fragmentary Wellman column records a week of rainy weather, social visits, and community happenings. Mentions Mrs G Petrie, Mr Huninger, Mr and Mrs Freda, Mr and Mrs Frank Champion, and many local families visiting grandparents, attending dances, and sharing news. Fishermen plentiful, alfalfa weeds spreading, school remodeling planned, tourists traveling with camping gear.
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