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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
9
A readable drift of Lawrence notes covers fishing memories off California, John Henry’s Chamber speech, April Fools’ timing, highway survey finds Fort to Fort road in good shape, Sheriff Johns handling property tax notices, high school window cards, Acacia Masons meeting, and Dr. Ernest Fox Nichols’ Dartmouth roots and MIT leadership.
The summary outlines a mix of local updates including a near freezing morning warming to spring, a coal price reduction with a staged rise through August, widespread dandelion neglect, Rotary Club plans tied to a Wichita district convention, garden replanting, Arbor Day Proclamation by Governor Allen for April 8, and Ottawas pledge to remove telephones if new arrangements proceed.
Rates proposed for April 1 are put into effect. Lawrence residents note aFederal bakery plant reopening in Ottawa. A marriage license was granted in Ottawa Monday to Eva J. Russell and F R Guffin of Lawrence. Sacks for spring wool clip arrive at Douglas county farm bureau for those with orders. Concrete work on the Fort to Fort road west of Lawrence advances in good weather. County commissioners conducted routine business. next meeting Monday. Farm bureau to hold gopher poisoning demo Tuesday at Sloane farm near No 6 school. Lecompton wood chopper George Seim moved to Osawatomie state hospital. Mrs C A Smart improving after operation at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and attended church last Sunday. A driver without license tag appeared in police court with a bill of sale for the car claiming Missouri home. he was released. Rankin's Drug Store promotes Johnson's Talcum for babies and Cadillac butter.
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