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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1919
Page
2
A vintage ad urges buyers to request genuine California Syrup of Figs from their druggist. It directs to read full bottle directions for all ages, noting the word California on the label and warning against any other Fig Syrup.
A long Tonganoxie column details a crowded week of community life. News covers the Junior-Senior banquet with decorated halls and student performances, plus visits from Lawrence and Leavenworth residents, fishing trips, church events, and plans for state meetings in Pratt.
A Cincinnati man promotes Free Zone a corn and callus treatment sold by druggists. A few drops applied to tender areas dissolve soreness and shrink the corn or callus without irritating the skin, with quick drying and no post treatment pain.
Mr Deal of Lone Star purchased the former A. A. Green place. Mr and Mrs Ray Johnson and family traveled to Lawrence on Monday to view a government whip tank demonstration. Seele is building a fence around his new faf to and well drillers are active nearby.
Mr and Mrs Philip Fleshmat and Ardene and Mrs Frank Willins spent Sunday with Avnel Mreé Loren Williams and others at the Shar Shotwell home. Gey McQueen attended AT Schick Wednesday morning. Loren Williams visited Baldwin on Wednesday afternoon. Jamon Kassinger and Mrs J By Lemberger shopped Baldwin Thursday morning. Charles Peer called at Bob Holmes home Friday. Reed of Linwood and Je Lawson visited Thursday evening. Wo BL Dawson attended Baldwin meal Saturday afternoon. George and Solon Pucker were at the Baldwin area.
At a board of education meeting last night two high school teachers were awarded contracts Miss Edith Matoon was named head of the English department and Miss Alfrieda Riesak was hired to lead the new Spanish department The board postponed deciding on raising the teacher minimum salary pending next Monday’s session with high school instructors seeking a 1000 minimum up from 750 amid ongoing salary talks
Local contractor advertises sodding, excavating and cement work offering services. Call Brooks at phone 1134 Black for estimates and scheduling.
The board will wait until next week to act, giving high school teachers an extra week to sign contracts. Superintendent R Kent warned a higher high school minimum could raise pay in grade schools. The board authorized moving a lone house on the New York school grounds to clear space for a playground, delaying ground preparation. Buy asparagus tow.
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