Farmers All Too Busy Bragging of Roads Trial by Commissioners
County and city commissioners heard the Chamber of Commerce bid for road repairs into Lawrence and connecting streets. They warned no repair work would be done due to labor shortages and farming harvest demands. C G Smith will lend a tractor to assist the effort as a trial arrangement. An organ factory recital for July 1 was announced, with Chamber members invited. A Seattle Chamber letter praised Dr. E H Lindley, chancellor-elect of the university.
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Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
C. G. Smith
Fa Ers
Chamber of Commerce Roads Committee
Organ Company
Reuter-Schw
A. J. Bucrves
Seattle
State Health Progress Cuts Typhoid and Tuberculosis Rates
Kansas reduced typhoid deaths from 20.3 to 7.6 per 100 000 and tuberculosis from 64.1 to 50.8 per 100 000 between 1912 and 1919, while infant illness deaths fell sharply. Dr Crumbine reported at Topeka meeting and was re elected secretary for his seventeenth year. Officers elected included Dr C D Walker as president, Dr M H Ernst as vice president, Albert H Jewell as chief engineer, and K F Majaxpy as state bacteriologist.
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Kansas
S. J. Cramhine
State Board of Health
Topeka
Crumbine
Kan
State’ Board of Health
Grumbine
C. D. Walker
Salina
M. H. Ernst
Washington
Albert H. Jewell
K. F. Maxapy
Hot Weather Hints for the Summer Session
A humorous Kansan collegiate column offers light advice for staying cool and civil. It jokes about avoiding politics religion and relatives in conversation and urges calm behavior, dress for warmth, and no fussing or cussing during heat.
Local Socials Enjoy Weekend Dinners and Calls
Mr and Mrs Fred Gregory hosted a Sunday dinner with guests Mr and Mrs Al Smith and Mrs Stoker. Afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs W Colman Mr and Mrs Geo Wer and daughter Mary. Others present at supper included Mr C P Davis and Mr and Mrs Leland Colman and son Albert Davis. Ernest Bigshy and family spent Sunday at Williamstown with Mrs Rigsby's parents Mr and Mrs Fred O Worsraick.
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Fred Gregory
al Smith
Stoker
W. & Colman
Geo. Wer
Mary
Robert Lindsey
John Manwarring
Roger Lindsey
C. P. Davis
Leland Colman
Albert Davis
WF. Elkin
Ernest Bigshy
Williamstown
Belvoir Snapshot: Local visits and health ride
Edwin Steele visited Topeka after an iron gate cemetery event. Fred Demeritt, a Lawrence visitor, spent Friday in town. A health ride promoting bicycle use was organized.
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Gee Edwin Steele
Topeka
Fred Demeritt
Lawrence
CAN WITHOUT SUGAR Supply of Sweets Likely to Be More Abundant
A USDA statement says households may can fruit and vegetables without sugar this winter as supply is expected to rise. Cane and beet sugar plantings grow in the United States and other nations, aided by a higher sugar price and ample imports, though some hoarding by consumers and firms widens the shortage in access rather than in supply.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
United States
Cuba
Hemisphere
NEED MORE NURSES
Buffalo reports a severe nurse shortage threatens hospital operations. Mrs. Annie Hansen, head of the Buffalo District Nursing association, says a campaign to recruit young women failed and one hospital department closed. She urges more training and notes hospitals and home care systems improve care, but pupils are scarce.
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Buffalo
Annie ©. Hansen
Buffalo District Nursing Association
Obituary for Mrs. Rhoda Gaskill Noland
Mrs Rhoda Gaskill Noland born Newport New Jersey September 9 1853 moved to Lawrence Kansas with her parents in 1866 married to W A Noland July 30 1893 died at home north of Lawrence June 26 1920 survived by husband and four sisters funeral Monday afternoon Rev H Woestemeyer officiating Cross Chapel interment Maple Creek Cemetery
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Rhoda Gaskill Noland
Newport
New Jersey
Lawrence
Kansas
W. A. Noland
Sunday School Work Convention Inspires Renewed Effort
Sunday School workers gathered for a district convention in Con tlas County with about 400 attendees. Officers were elected for the coming year, including President I L Hoover and Treasurer James W Yeastier, as districts heard upbeat addresses and a story telling session for children.
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yoSeheed
Tyre
Contlas County
Aloanel
I'res
Gabriel
Chas. Gabriel
A. B. Conner
Coase
Gerstenberser
Washington Creek Church
I. L. Hoover
Hf. Ulrich
James W.reastier
Contin
Isaac Sewell
Ebricht
Eof
Sewell
Ler
Lone Star i
Public Health Charter Bid Sparks Topeka Board Debate
The State Board of Health hears a petition for a united public health charter to avoid duplication of effort and boost efficiency. Delegates from Emporia and Topeka advocate centralized authority and funding for health work. The discussion includes members such as Dr Edmund, Allen White, and J Crumbine. Background notes mention gifts to Zionist organizations and social news from New York and Massachusetts.
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Edmund
Cration
Emporia
Anethy
State Board of Health
Vieegutee 5
Tr CG
Tero
State Roard of Health
Seere Kulp
Topeka
Allen White
S. J. Crumbine
Rumanians Still Buy Fine Clothes Despite Restrictions
An early report describes widespread import limits in Romania driving up clothing prices. Wealthy women travel to Paris for fashion, returning with trunks of apparel, while customs and shortages fuel market evasion and domestic shortages. The piece notes Red Cross aid, reform struggles, and high costs for textiles and dye.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Raruiia
Europe
Paris
Setomebihe
Trentier
Izabeth
Jugo-Slavia
American Red Cross
Romania
America
Hank
United State
Ronemin
Mani Giurgea
Nichole Lapu
Wheat Variety Impresses South Africa Study Find
An international study notes a wheat variety developed in South Africa shows strong winter hardiness and vigor. Researchers report foreign counties have obtained samples with early acclimation, with potential cultivation reaching as far north as the Dakotas. A related note promotes Hope Spring Water and local telephone numbers.
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South Africa
Agricut College
Petche
Mestertts
Dakotas
Diamond Dyes and Platard Dyes: dyeing guidance
The note urges using Diamond Dyes not to streak or ruin sour material and to insist on Platard Dyes. It promises easy directions printed on the pack end for proper dyeing.
Lemon Lotion Recipe for Clean Complexion
A vintage beauty tip advises making a lemon lotion by combining juice from two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White to yield a quarter pint of lemon bleach. It promotes daily use on face neck arms and hands for a soft rosy white complexion and cites stage beauties as users.
Turbulent Hearing in Police Court for Disturbing the Peace
Tiowan was arraigned in police court this morning on a charge of disturbing the peace. He pleaded not guilty and his trial was set for one week from Wednesday. Buy a bicycle. Ifanna.
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Tiowan
Wedlnessy
Third Summer Recital at Fraser Hall Chapel Tonight
The third recital of the Fine Arts series will be held this evening in Fraser Hall Chapel. Performers include Marie Robinson soprano, Downing piano, and Ari Verdicare on organ with a program featuring Verdi and others. The event supports University of Georgia music offerings with faculty and students expected to attend.
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Fraser Hall
Alford Osborn
Marie Ro
Mick
Soprans
Downing
Ari Verdicare
Maine
Ibn Organi Pines Dheristy
Oehern
Flere Myer
Uy Verdi
Ati
Mi Mick
Stan Gar
Hove
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Kemper Grain to Open Lawrence Office With Castles Tandy
H L Kunes, attorney for Kemper Grain, plans a year round office at Massachusetts with Castles Tandy Co. He will buy grain at stations near Lawrence and has prior ties to the area last summer. If Ponce de Leon sought summer coolness he would go to Rankin's Drug Store.
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H. L. Kunes
Kemper ¢Irain Company
Lawrence
Theteith
Tic Massachusetts
Kance
Lawréate
Ponce de Leon
Rankin’s Drug Store
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National League of Women Workers
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Ifanna
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