A Cure For the Blues Opens March 31 1932
The Journal-World carries a column titled A Cure For the Blues featuring Psalm 42 6 and notes on the Kansas city budget. It examines tax relief, city expenditures, and valuation changes over three years. It highlights a 12 percent tax rate reduction and urging voters to renew the commission’s fiscally prudent leadership. It also mentions a prosperity lesson from a circulating three-cent gold piece and its modest local business impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Law
Yenca
City Prosperity Through Local Spending Philosophy
The article notes ongoing money flows in city business operations and argues prosperity grows when money earned here is spent here, creating a cycle that enhances local wealth. It contrasts this with money spent out of town and cites court action on slot machines as a turning point in Kansas gambling regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
Kansas
Circuit Court
Old Home Town notes on city developments and university events
Read returns from New York and may be called again. World’s Fair committee meets in Topeka. Eldridge House Stables leased. new additions under construction on local homes. city prisoners housed on rock pile receive seventy five cents daily. Judge Nevison and Justice Sternbergh relocate homes. Hemphill family from Chattanooga settling on Kentucky street. Mitchell-Lewis agency retained by Mr. Hemphill. University Glee Club embarks on concert tour with full personnel and accompanists. University baseball team measured for crimson suits with K U initials. members listed among Alden, Crawford, Dobson, Hogg, Kelsey, Kinzie, Lieurance, Pratt, Sherman, Sintjons, Smith, Winter.
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Judge Nevison
Tennessee Street
Justice Sternbergh
Nevison
J. K. Hemphill
Chattanooga
Tenn
Kentucky Street
Hemphill
Lawrence
Mitchell-Lewis Company
University Glee Club
John A. Rush
Sherman
Schaeffer
Curs
Schutt
Adams
Ficholitz
Miller
Sears
Park
McCall
Bennett
Saunders
Bonebrake
Blaker
Berry
Moore
Caldwell
Challis
Penny
Dan Crew
Jetters
K. U
Alden
Crawford
Dobson
Hogg
Kelsey
Kinzie
Lieurance
Pratt
Sintjons
Smith
Winter
Theta Nu Epsilon Party Ends With Disorder
Twenty five years ago on Thursday March 31 police found three students intoxicated in front of Squires Studio in the 900 block on Massachusetts street after a Theta Nu Epsilon party. Officers Krause and Thomas arrested them and took them to police court. A display case glass was broken and one man carried Dr McCoy's dental sign. Parlor Millinery Mrs W H Elder will carry an.
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Sports On Tear
Theta Nu Epsilon Fraternity
Krause
Thomas
Massachusetts Street
Squires Studio
Dr. McCoy
Parlor
W. H. Elder
New millinery shop opens at 1238 Tennessee Street
Local notice announces an all new stock of millinery at a residence on 1238 Tennessee Street where the former customers and new patrons may meet. The item also notes A L Carey renting Bowersock building at Bridge and Locust for a grocery opening by April 15 and lists Lawrence auto owners, with only four registered since January 1 1907.
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Tennessee Street
A. L. Carey
Bowersock
Bridge and Locust Streets
North
Lawrence
Carey
A. Henley
A. P. Hults
W. Chamberlain
S. Errett
M. G. Manley
L. E. Mason
H. G. Parsons
J.A. Benson
E. R. Keith
A. 3. Eliot
G. G Chambers
E. Protsch
Carl Phillips
G. A. Harman
G. I. Knight
Graeber Bros
S. B. Marshall
I. Langley
J. A. Henley
E. Crawley
C. Manzy
A. Anderson
I. J. Gray
C. V. Ellis
H. B. Ober
The
Lawrence Motor Car Co
Ten Years Ago H K Lury Hospitalisation Report
Ten years ago on a Thursday in Lawrence H K Lury of North Lawrence entered Memorial hospital for an operation. The community offers sympathy during his affliction. Also noted are social items: surprise birthday for Miss Jettie Meadows with eighteen friends. birth announcements for Ida Frances Moyer on March 28 and Robert Merlin Frost on March 29. Prof and Mrs Herbert Feis arriving from the east after marriage. visits and travel notes involving Miss Ide Fuller, Myra Summers, and Mrs J A Keeler traveling to Chicago.
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H. K. Lury
North Lawrence
Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Lury
Jettie Meadows
Hattie Dunkley
Helen Goff
Lucille Evans
Aldeene Stone
Florence Olmstead
Marie Meadows
Kathryn Corel
Clifford Morekle
Roy Waldron
May McKeller
Ugene’ Corel
Frank Saunders
Arthur Corel
Sam’, Moyer
Simmiens Hospital
Ida Frances
R. M. Frost
Robert Merlin
Herbert Feis
Lawrence
Ide Fuller
Wellington
Myra Summers
J. A. Keeler
Chicago
H. A. Russell
Kansas City
Santa Fe discharges drinkers shock Arkansas City crowds
In 1895 the Santa Fe railroad enforces a policy firing employees who use intoxicants, causing much excitement in Arkansas City and other towns with large railroad workforces. An investigation into the conduct of Mrs. Mary E B Lease as chairwoman of the board of charities is proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Railroad
Arkansas City
Mary EB. Lease
Board of Charities
Parade Honors The Young Explorer And His Plane
John and Peggy attend a parade for a pioneering flyer praised by the crowd. The explorer asks that the parade day be a holiday for children and gives short flights to groups of kids including John and Perry before returning to Surprises and the Magic Maker at the edge of the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Peggy
Explorer
Pegsy
Perry
Earth
Copp divorce filing cites cruelty and 1908 marriage
Anna J Copp filed for divorce against Carl Copp alleging extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. The couple married in 1908. Also reported today is the condition of Mrs C W Carman after a Memorial Hospital operation, with hospital attendants noting her condition as fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna. J. Copp
Carl Copp
Copps
To Have And To Hold in Jamestown Virginia
Ralph Percy, a virile planter, brings home his new wife, a mysterious passenger from a ship of maids, in a Virginia frontier world. She reveals a hidden past, pleads for trust, and resists serfdom as Percy asserts authority while navigating danger, longing, and loyalty among his crew and settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Percy
Jeremy
Sparrow
Jamestown
Percy
Jace Jeigh
Cish
Diccan
Gosnold
Jan
Hunt
Diccon
Argall
Adam Vand Brands
Titania
Virginia
Rolfe
John Rolfe
Thad
Amd
Diecan
Ptay
Mr "I
Banks to forego quarterly national report call
New York March 31 National banking circles report that the controller of the currency will not issue the customary call for statements of condition from national banks at the close of the first quarter. The omission, decided a month ago, aims to save money and avoid market disturbances from window dressing by banks preparing for the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
Marcel
Activie Bee
Husband Sues for Divorce After Abandonment Claim
William James files for divorce from Cora James alleging abandonment and gross neglect of duty. The couple married in 1896. County Attorney R B Stevens was ill with a severe cold and away from the office, expected to return tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William James
Cora James
Gold
R. B. Stevens
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