Unclear fragment hints at apartment attire and bed items
Fragment from a manuscript notes clothing and bed items within an apartment setting lacking clear names, dates, or events.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
1
Fragment from a manuscript notes clothing and bed items within an apartment setting lacking clear names, dates, or events.
Fifth grade pupils from local elementary schools competed in an essay contest conducted at 915 Ohio Street. First prize awarded a grand prize. ceremony took place in the Chamber meeting rooms with Morgan, a district representative, speaking on the topic of education and its relation to the community.
Fragmentary OCR text references preparations for a murder trial. Names such as Ralph Lawrence and Abbie Raney McAlaarney appear among a list of defendants, with mentions of bond and trial timelines. The legible portions suggest a courtroom proceeding but details are unclear.
Bette S. Ompete reports that at Manhattan high school track teams expect a heavy field. Rain threatens events as officials prepare for the meet with an honorary referee and a first event slated, weather uncertain.
C A Saile of West Twenty Third Street leads Dauga tas County cow testing association with a herd that averaged 1027 pounds of milk and 84.8 pounds of butter fat, boasting 35.0 percent fat content. Other members are nearing the top marks as tests are filed.
In Topeka Kansas dealers and stockmen protested recent interstate freight rate increases on horses and mules. The hearing, held May 3, drew representation from Kansas and Missouri while Oklahoma, Texas, and Louisiana were affected by the change.
Seamans and his father Abe Seamans attended a fraternity gathering, as did Mrs Stewat as a delegate from Adak. Ralph Earman and family were at the convention. Canavan returned to duties at Eudora after visiting Emporia, and Canavan was noted in relation to the Bowman Matthews lumber event in Emporia.
Ethel Benge aged 20 died at home of parents J A Crisp in North Lawrence on April 27. The death angel visited a family circle, and her loss is deeply mourned by parents, siblings, and friends. Lois Dean, long studying music in Brussels, Belgium, is visiting the Griffin family at 738 Rhode Island Street See Wonderful City Drug Store.
The McLean adjutant general office reports compensation payments totaling over 200 dollars, with more than 4 percent approved. The message notes delays and issues in filing and pertain to claims and payments.
United States Senator Charles Curtis will be the guest of honor during a visit to Topeka Kansas on May 16. The event is arranged amid plans for a city program and related activities.
An advertisement touts Glafidogen as the most recent glandular tonic from healthy young animal glands. It claims remarkable success for run-down nervous individuals and urges buyers to insist on the original product rather than substitutes, with Round Corner Drug Co as supplier.
The senior boys will host a party for the senior girls tonight at 7 20 in the high school gym. A farce will entertain before dancing. Committee chair Lewis Tucker profiles the event with Mahley Hoad and others handling finances. DAR hosts and guests listed for a meeting at Mrs H E Don Garros 1643 Tennessee, tomorrow at 2 30. Judge and Mrs Hugh Means return from Pittsburg while Mrs slamés Challis visits from Atchison for the weekend.
Lawrence High School lost 1 to 1 in the opening game of the first annual high school baseball tournament at the University. The wet soddy field hindered both sides. Coeth McDonald coached the local squad, which had no prior season baseball team, while Kansas City Kansas junior high won the game.
A Kansas dealer touts Karnak the health building medicine with testimonials from F. S. Grant of Cherokes and others. Grant describes relief from stomach troubles, loss of appetite, pains, and fatigue after using Karnak, claiming renewed energy and sleep. The ad notes Karnak is carried by Round Corner Drug Co. and H. F. Van Noy in Danesytown.
City commissioners approved deposits totaling $10,000 last evening. Details on the approved accounts or beneficiaries were not fully disclosed in the readable text.
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