Commencement June 15 Grants for County Graduates
The county school commencement will be held June 15 at the Lawrence school. Ninety seven students are listed as completing work and eligible for high school entrance. Miss Tressa Harris of Lawrence route 1 receives a scholarship to any sectarian state school. The list includes numerous graduates and addresses across Lawrence, Lecompton, Baldwin, Eudora, Vinland, and Overbrook, with participants from Holmes, Lone Star, and Richland areas and several routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Rothity
Willy Gra
Hawkes
Coulitey
Llass
Tressa
Harris -of- Lawrences
Harris
Feta
Lawrenca
Edwin L
Lone Star
Herbert Healer
Endora_ Lee
Walter
van Tries
Wellsville
Ee Gaumer
Lawrence
Ray
Hamraibe
Aintree
Nellie Sample
Vinland
Josepuing
Lawrents Lawrence
Gracie
Whilington
Moss - Richland
Micles
Glenn
Lecompton
Donela Morris
Russell Morris
Wayne Morris
Frank Shirley
Russell Shirley
Lecomptan
Gladys
Beck
Baldwin
Lida
Chavehbaugh
Balsivin
Upton Fitzpatrick
Rivlland
Rate Roller
Letompton
Roy
Lill Endora
George Grosdidier
Eltie Cheney
Jessie Bell
Eudora
Erma Gottstein
Lovie Tee
Joseph Hoskisson
George Stee
Elfrieta Selzer
Stella Breithhaupt
Fudora
Nate Fuchs
Winnie
Benander
Richland
Ity
Canavan
Raphi Mears
Legon Ptol
Deora
Glaser
L Davison
Ase
Tad “Bocalete
Ss ‘Haine
Boebren
Lhorrence
Fragmentary OCR reveals disjointed notes on a figure and fate
The garbled text mentions a general, a bridge, a chaplain, and a siege, hinting at execution or judgment. It references time around midnight and indicates warnings about relatives and payment, but lacks coherent facts or clear identities.
Fire destroys Hart residence and furniture in Sipton
A Hart family home in Sipton burned Saturday afternoon, destroying the dwelling and most of its furniture while an estimated 2500 to 3000 dollars of property was lost. Firemen reportedly saved some items, but flames overwhelmed the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sipton
Suraliee
Warden Codding Addresses Men on Moral Uplift at Perry House
Reverend Theo delivers a men only address on moral and social uplift of men and the role of parental control. Warren Codding, head of a large Bible class institution, speaks on penitentiary reform and crime causes, urging vigilant parenting and community responsibility. Evening talk includes remarks on the Lawrence prison’s impact and future events at local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernoon
Theo
Pera House
Dre Han
Dore Hansen
Bowersee
Kansas
Teague
Bie
Sanberu
OC. Brown
Codlding
Warren Coldliner
Birgest
Coldine
Lig Workatic
Tadenearly
Codding
Wheden Codding
Evers
Cditdine
Lawrence
Baptist Lebureh
Presbyterian Elurreh
Theodore Hanson
Philadelphia baseball strike ends as players agree to play in Washington
Frank Navin announces Detroit players will join in Washington while Cobb remains out. The team shows readiness to resume games tomorrow despite ongoing strike talks. Damages noted at $100 due to a typographical error in reported dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ln Tetroit
Washington
Cobb
Frank Navin
Lin Fie
Palyers
Tomorro
Still Stands
Sagpende
Detroit
Fretian
Hoty
Naviniofte
Wyiey
Welfare Movement in Lawrence Urges Citywide Effort
The piece calls for a united effort to organize the welfare movement in Lawrence aimed at citizen support. It notes a large portion of expenses are spent on punishing criminals and urges steps to prevent crime and improve the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Facy
Dake
Time to unite against crime and welfare work
The passage urges citizens and neighbors to embrace welfare work and join a collective effort. It emphasizes duty, unity, and moral responsibility to protect and uplift the community, calling all to engage in the movement and support collective betterment.
Roosevelt Ties Campaign to Withdrawal Debate
The article reports Roosevelt insisting on fighting any compromise while railing at Taft’s Ohio visit. It notes his charge that Taft discharges commissions, plus Roosevelts stance amid party tension and calls for party unity. The piece mentions critics and supporters, with references to platform alignment and recent speeches.
New KU Course Aims Medicine Studies and Public Health Degree
Seniors and physicians collaborate as Dr Crombine outlines plans to run a new summer session at Kansas University. The program would offer a Doctor of Public Health degree and feature lectures on clinical research and medical education. Aimed to begin within three years, the plan emphasizes hands on experiments and advanced seminars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heros
Kansas University
Leemiston
Pivers
Wirimbine
Dhap
LE Leng
Suttons
Unclear text fragment on people and events
The readable parts describe a pessimistic outlook and dialogues about people named Harvey and others, with fragmented phrases about beliefs and a possible public discourse. The OCR text is highly garbled with many misspellings and does not yield a coherent event or clear entities to summarize reliably.
Alfalfa Brought to Journal-World Office
Big Alfalfa sample presented at the Journal-World office this morning from Blade Michack field near Perry. It measured three feet tall with five tines, and would grow several inches more if left in the field another week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Brace
Journal- World Office
Blade Michack
Perry
Kansas University Men Speak at State Conference
Fragmented OCR lists dates May 20 to May 25 with speakers and locations including Wauken Heepleut CoA Gissell Ayza Vis ta, Starville Meat, May 25 Prot WOR, Lew iis, and Larned clubs. Mentions speakers like A Gascel ta and A. Gieselt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akters
Adapaauber
Maen
Iit
Aryl
Harger
Wauken Heepleut
Coa
Gissell
Aiza Vista
Elryin
Gascel
Tubsuk City
Rat Bis
Democrats Name Their Candidates For State Legislature
A damaged OCR of Wisconsin news notes Democrats naming their candidates for the state legislature with mentions of J R Topping J Sweeney Lilenaerstuis and La Follette's Manager Speaks. The piece references party activity across counties and names several local offices and figures.
A Fine New Directory In Lawrence Kansas
A disjointed excerpt discusses a new directory in Lawrence Kansas with references to Missury and telephone services. The text notes changed formats over time and mentions prior directories, hinting at growth to about 300 entries.
Fathers Day Sermon Reflections At Trinity Lutheran Church
The article reflects on a Father’s Day observance at Trinity Lutheran Church. It discusses the moral responsibilities of fathers and the contrast with modern behavior, urging high standards of fatherly conduct and reverence for parental duties within the community. It notes the sermon themes and quotes sentiments on respect, family duties, and the role of fathers in guiding moral conduct.
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Will Bt
Bebools
Kathleen Bonghitin
Tawreties
Gertrude - Young Lawrence
Fais
Nellie Flory
Caroling
Madeline
Atwood Vinland
Willian Cooper
Vinkand
Russell
White
Fern Roberts
Patte
Roston
Faba
Lorimer
Senate
Senita Eenor L
Difineha
Gamble ‘Jones
Fletcher
Aid Jensen
Kurmer
Holstlaw
Hqueritte
Holsthin
Alenara
Altowether
Broater and
Plaine
Kern
Leal Democrats
Kenyon
Exse-Fis
Gene
Sral
Presbyterian’ “Church
Striking Tigers
Eon Aim
Navin—Cobb
Barker
Samuel
Ue City
Filfe
the. Welfare Movement
Ber & Siing
Sewansanan
Roosevelt
Taft
Ohio
Cambridge
Obie
Arig
Mane
Berests
Sianel
Enuilidate
Marne
Republican Party
Flamin
Noesevell
Anwar
Roosevell
Paty
Paris
Saul
Alvertiso
Physicians
Louise
Shor
Dr. Crombine
Wits
Sherman A. Harvity
Rael
Anita
Dhuevey
Filip Reise
Tibet
Goa
Rohan
Wiens
K. U
University
Strong
Oakley
Kansas City
Lhese
Wiimpeer
Wastuth
Jacob Badsky
J. R.topping
J. Sweeney
Stewart
Burton
Bliel Dou
Garcver
Hiasmetd
E. Wo Beanswe L
Np County
Ant Kool
la Follette
Maniger
Muligun
Wis
leFrata
Ieuyrd
Ie Jesuus
Missouri & Kansaselephone Company
Jean
irpetWorld
Bellwaite
E.E. Stauffer
Thor
Statler
Morler
Observer ‘S Bay
Sanday
Mather
Drv
Sady Leeds
Bret
Mannend
Fran Pétabis
Shest Society
Adam
Wren
Jlo
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