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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1919
Page
2
Miss Esther Atwood departs for her home in Caney Kansas after attending school here. She will not stay for the last quarter due to ill health.
A Arkansas man reports major savings after switching to Nedlin Soles, claiming his son’s wear and repair costs dropped dramatically. The ad urges readers to ask for Nedlin Soles, waterproof, comfortable and long wearing, made by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
Washington reports 1215 disabled veterans approved for vocational training. 245 selected agricultural education amid growing interest. The survey notes shifts toward farm machinery and agriculture as a leading industry, with an expected surge in farming training over the next two months. A Palace Meat Market ad appears at the end.
The Maxwell bowling team won three straight games over Edmondson at the Elk's club last night, led by Riling with 536 points while Edmondson topped his squad with 457. Final standings show Maxwell with 25 victories and 11 defeats, ending the winter tourney as champions.
The funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Janee Kemberling age 0 of Topeka is planned Monday afternoon with the body in state Sunday morning from 9 to noon. She leaves her husband and three daughters Mrs Mary Dean Mrs Elka Slays and Mrs Avie Sweangen all of Topeka. Also notes on a post office clock change daylight saving law effective March 30 and carrier mail delivery adjustments.
George A. Malkmus pled guilty to going fifty miles an hour in his Ford. He had previously faced penalties for speeding in the same vehicle, illustrating a pattern of reckless driving.
A man penalized on a $50 fine for speeding last September was arrested for the same offense again yesterday. He claimed his car moved faster than a Ford while traveling Locust Street, North Lawrence, yesterday afternoon. In court this morning he faced fines and costs, with the old $50 fine added, totaling the day’s charge. The case referenced the Lawrence Taxicab Co of 708 Mass and service ads from local merchants.
Beginning Monday the S. and S. Grocery will run its own motor deliveries with new equipment to speed service. J. S. St. Clair says routes will cover town with two deliveries in forenoon and two in afternoon, while staying ready for emergencies and seeking customer cooperation.
Lawrence Taxicab Co operates at 708 Mast with day and night calls answered promptly. Cars stored and repaired services offered.
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