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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1929
Page
10
Fragmentary prose outlines the Salvation Army's purpose to teach religion and aid individuals, noting its founder William Booth and his role, and mentioning a chief lieutenant who led the organization in later years. The text hints at annual estimates and generational leadership within the Army.
Fragmentary weather note describes temperatures staying in the seventies rather than rising to expected highs. Mention of showers and clouds, with vague references to soil moisture, plant growth, and winds. No clear date, location, or sources reliably identifiable.
Dr John R Mohler chief of the bureau of animal industry cites decades of experiments proving tuberculin testing effective and safe for livestock. The article notes government supervision ensures purity and potency, while detailing early development since 1890 and widespread use in federal inspections.
Ferrantelli is fined on charges connected to a fatal collision near Kansas City. A horse and rider died after a car driven by Ferrantelli struck them. He claimed the horse bolted suddenly in front of his vehicle. The hearing before Justice C J Hess concluded with a judgment against him. A related $10,000 damage suit involving Vestal in Leavenworth was filed then withdrawn in Kansas City.
Topeka June 17 A coroner's inquest was ordered to investigate a Saturday morning automobile accident here that injured three youths and fatally harmed Harold Brouchton former Washburn College football and basketball star Dr George Sheldon Hogeboam Topeka and Richard Wable Dallas Fox injured fatally as their speeding car nosed under a house on moving trucks Coroner H L Clarky Shawnee County said the jury would be impaneled today but the inquest would begin later in the week
A Salvation Army bannered funeral scene marks the passing of General William Booth Jnr at his suburban home in England. He died last night after a long illness, with no public mourning observed. The Army plans funeral arrangements at Abbey Park Cemetery, London, near its founder.
In 1921 George Zollner wed Theresa Zillner leading to Theresa’s birth daughter also named Theresa. Anna Blechel’s son Henry, Hedwig Zollner’s daughter Regina wed John Schehrer in 1929. Five brothers and one sister marry three cousins, leaving unclear kinship among the offspring.
In Charlotte North Carolina officials reveal 19th century prospecting left a labyrinth of tunnels under downtown. Fire station excavations uncovered a pre Civil War gold mine and geologists note ore-rich rocks beneath the skyline, linking to the early Appalachian gold belt and 1849 rushes.
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