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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1921
Page
4
The Lawrence Kansas post announces republication rights and service charges for news items, with a call to readers for correspondence. It notes the Supreme Court moving a case forward, with hearing set for June, and informs about delivery and copies by 7:30 PM.
The readable text hints at unrest and civic response with mentions of residents and local governance. It references protests or social tension and actions by individuals in a city, but the fragmentary OCR makes specifics uncertain.
Fragmentary passage discusses limits on Japanese immigration to the United States and the need for careful bilateral talks. It references wartime tensions and cautious, restrained discussion by leaders, with emphasis on avoiding abrupt policy shifts.
Fragmentary remarks warn that the present PTS system diverts funds from business investments. The text suggests continuation of this portion will hinder business recovery amid wartime conditions.
fragmented and garbled notes discuss Bill’s political stance and express uncertainty about conventions and alignments. The text references William Allen White and St Louis, hinting at party loyalties, travel choices, and questions of value in elections amid unclear context.
The damaged OCR text mentions lawyers and a person named Bowker with vague references to a two decade timeframe and a resort to a convocation. Names like Robert and Myr are garbled, and the place Honcogkane Pernessie appears unclear. The fragment provides little coherent fact.
The fragmentary article mentions an unusual program and meetings with references to a Legion program and a Chamber committee. It includes garbled phrases about schedules, payments, a Mass address, and disjointed lines about digestion and a dog issue.
Fragmentary text discusses protection and supervision of water facilities and equipment. Mentions Withers and Hing Lee, references to supervision, and a bicycle in a Bay area context. Readers see unclear phrases about a water sequence and a historical tabotathry of lore.
United States Department of Agriculture specialists study hundreds of container types used to misstate weights. They note baskets commonly hold seven eighths of a bushel and can obscure short measure. The article discusses detection difficulties and historical examples from 1193 and evolving standards for shipping produce.
The Bureau of Markets proposes five market basket sizes: 4, 8, 12, 16, and 24 quar. Known as splint or teneer baskets, these popular market baskets lack formal standards and are familiar to the public.
In Manhattan on April 28 the Kansas Live Stock Association proposed closer cooperation with the Kansas State Farm Bureau to address farm issues across the state. A letter to the Farm Bureau president John A. Fidwaris outlines support and calls for joint action and a meeting of livestock educators.
The National Foreign Trade Council announces a convention to be held here from May 4 to May 7. Delegates from related industries are expected to attend to discuss policy and trade measures.
Charzlen Ray the famed actor known for farmer boy roles is billed in String Beans as his greatest hit at Wea Star. A whirlpool of comedy and drama from the stage ends with rib shaking moments. Tickets priced 15 cents and 50 cents.
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