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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1921

Page

8

Aided Late Planting in Kansas Sorghums and Corn

Weather in Kansas has brought daily showers that delayed corn cultivation but aided late grain sorghum planting. State board reports show corn acreage at 4.589 million, the third smallest in 37 years, while wheat leads as the dominant crop. Grain sorghums total about 2 million acres, down 12 percent from last year, with county yields and conditions varying.

Topeka Klan State Board of Agriculture State Board J. .C. Mohler Kansas North Central Retary Mohley Smith Sherman Lincoln Barber Hodgeman Coffey Miama Sinetal Jewell Reno Nemaha Hat Phillips Mitchell County Solomon Valley Mainle Morris Neosho Valley Acre Riley Shawnee

Legion backs citizens training camps endorsed by committee

Topeka Kan June 3 The American Legion endorses the citizens military training camps conducted nationwide. The endorsement comes through a resolution passed by the national military policy committee, stated by Frank Samuel state adjutant.

Topeka Kan American Legion Frank Samuel

Legion leaders push recruits for citizens camps

Kansas Legion posts urged to boost enrollments for early citizens training camps. Fort Crook reports show Kansas lagging in Camp Pike quotas as Topeka announces construction of a new hospital at the Kansas Industrial and Educational Institute for colored students with work by local students and plans for a graduate training program for colored women. Enrollment aims at 400 next fall.

Legion Samuel Fort Crook Neb Seventh Corps Kansas Camp Pike Topek Kan Kansas Industrial and Educational Institute Colored Shudebt

Douglas County Building Loan Association Promotes Savings

Readable text notes a Douglas County Building Loan Association at 704 Mags Street promoting savings as a simple path. It mentions a Lawrence cigar brand and a person named Don Alvano, suggesting a local business or promotional snippet.

Douglas County’ Building 1 Loan Association

Wife Seeks Hewy McDonley Co S S Finch

Postmaster S Finch receives a letter from Willie McDonley of 6207 East Ninth Street Kansas City Missouri asking help to locate Hewy McDonley. She states she is sick and without friends and very anxious to hear from him. He left about two weeks ago seeking harvest work and promised to write but has not.

Hewy McDonley S. Finch Willie McDonley East Ninth Street Kansas City

Mrs Garst and kin depart after week with Dr Dickerson

Mrs C M Garst and her son Kenneth of Randolph Mo and Mrs Lula Costley of Kansas City left yesterday afternoon after a week with Ms BL OR Dickerson at Bismarck Grove.

C. M. Garst Kenneth Tof Randolinh Lula Costley Kansas City BL OR. Dickerson Bismarck Grove

Guard Against Coal Shortage Urged Now

Derby Grain Co. warns of impending coal shortage and urges immediate action. P 370 details provide channels for securing supplies amidst ongoing supply concerns.

Coal Now Derby Grain Co

Vienna Happiness Returns as Costs Ease

Travelers report Vienna feels changed from last year with better dressing and more abundant food. Residents look healthier and the city appears nearly normal again though Paris still outshines in fashion crowds. June reports on finance and economics hint at improved conditions in Austria.

Vidina Austria Pany Situa Livin Vienna Ayenteen Paris

Investigation in Japan Finds High Living Costs

A report by the American Legion chapters in Tokio and Yokohama cites post member replies on Japan living expenses. It places single man costs at 275 to 291 dollars monthly and married man costs at 541 to 666 dollars monthly, noting these salaries cover basic needs only.

Japan Tokio American Legion Yokohama United

Scratch Pape Tabbed 4x6 Ride a bicycle Henna

The fragment mentions Scratch Paper tabbed 4x6 and a bicycle ride along with henna work. No clear events, people, organizations, or places are identifiable from the readable text.

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