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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
2
A partial Vatican era transcription notes the end of a legislative session in Lawrence Kansas on March 10 1921. The text mentions the state senate facing limits and possible actions as the session concludes.
The Board of Education backs a second bond issue for a new high school building after surveys and deliberations. Officials warn the project is essential to relieve current congestion and fund proper facilities. Rumors of removing American troops surface but are denied by officials.
Column argues Col Harvey seeks a diplomatic posting to England as our representative. It recalls his Kansas fame with a Kansas University commencement vase and notes senators doubt his Republican status while warning about shifts in public favor and the potential risks of such abroad postings. It mentions the Grand Duke Michael and a 2,500 strong army need.
Newspapers forecast intense public interest in the Hamon trial opening today. They have distributed many illustrations, though disclosures suggest the proceedings will reveal a troubling, unwholesome story.
Auction and ad notices include sale of a good heavy pair of work cattle and dress hats. A candidate declares intention to seek police judge and justice of the peace at the upcoming city election. Local carpentry services offered on Henry Street with stair building at Chicago prices. A Kansas Shirt Depot ad promotes neckties and hats for the festival or any man.
A Lawrence snapshot from March 10 1896 notes ice deliveries begin for spring and summer. Members of Lake View Hunting and Fishing Association attend the annual meeting at the club house and officers are elected. Spinning is active, farmers plan busy days, Eudora Creamery installs a skimming station at Sibley, and T B Headon of Lawrence Hardware & Implement awaits new goods. Real estate agents report strong activity with several homes sold and more mid priced modern houses needed. The Heure Ampable club meets with Mrs Davis hosting a lunch and planning for March 10, while Methodist church activities include midweek suppers and negotiations for services. New auto or window glass stock arrives at McColloars.
Numerous individuals including C Ellis, Mrs Florence Carter, Miss Mee Jones, Herb Hunter, Miss Margaret Martin, Brock, T N Smi, Miss Louise Wilson, E L Tukecon, Fred Phillips, LW Waynick, T L Marshall, Mr and Mrs Fred Ziesenis, Miss Goldie Had, A Goodman, Miss Loxella Goodman, Barry Strawbridge, and Emil Harding are listed as visiting or traveling. Destinations include Kansas City Ottawa Lecomp tana Renner Springs Pope rd Endora Mel.
Mrs. Emily F Nye mother of the Nye brothers of Lone Star died at her home Seven Oaks Farm on March 6 Funeral services were held at the home followed by burial at Pleasant View. A Kaw river bridge section will close for repairs. Mr W T Hutchins notes a monthly installment plan with six percent interest compounded monthly. Mr and Mrs Walter Pennington of Se Mackley plan to move to Lawrence. The Saturday Night club will be entertained at the home of W C Simons. Buick promises better automobiles. Hot Cross Hang available Friday at Brinkman’s. Gus tason versus continues.
Presbyterian Mothers' Council keynote lecture by Ralph E. Carter University at Westminster Hall. Trinity Guild to meet Friday with Mrs Pendleton. Junior Quill Club to discuss year work and new organization. Sigma Tau hosts rushees at Phi Kappa house. several local women guests attend tea hosted by Mrs Allen. Lawrence Steam Laundry advertises services. Women’s Relief Corps rummage sale set for Friday and Saturday. local notices include pie supper, Miss Nellie Weil visiting, and Delphos Dr Brown property interests.
A large furniture stock valued at about 75000 with 410000 in remaining stock is offered at Eriksens Pricesmash sale. Doors opened for early buyers as prizes and deep discounts were promised, the sale to run for thirteen days with extensive selections and aggressively reduced prices. A separate ice cream social at Valley schoolhouse benefits the local school.
The Journal-World reports efforts by Fred agent to finalize the premium list for the fall fair. Dates from earlier plans were set, and the board has expanded to include additional tab entries. The list has been revised and greatly improved according to the latest updates.
A health note explains pimples arise from body toxins filtered by bowels kidneys and skin. It recommends four ounces of rad Salts with hot water daily before breakfast for a week to prevent toxin buildup, stimulate kidneys, and clear skin. Jad Salts, made from grape acid with lemon juice and lithia, is said to be inexpensive harmless and aids kidney function.
The article notes larger early distribution increases value for merchants and exhibitors planning exhibits. Mr Greenleaf offers to discuss premiums and invites calls at the Journal-World as coverage expands across town. EF Williams traveled to Iola this morning.
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