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Lawrence Journal World in Lawrence, Kansas

29 May 1919

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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1919

Page

4

Degree Applicants at the University for Spring 1919

The university lists 475 degree applicants this spring with 117 residents of Lawrence. Only 34 are from other towns and 37 from Kansas City. Topeka sends seven, and 16 are returning soldiers. The diploma list will be released shortly before June 16 with final exams and theses affecting outcomes.

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Lawreate Kansas City Topeka Virginia Kragg Coffeyville Brandt Arnold Newton Ralph EB. Aichard Clay Center Howard Hy. Brown Veioit Bivyn & Cowsll Lawrence Raymond V. Derby Washington David H. Derge Lebanon Richard Dix Edyoarda Kangay Cit Mo Tawrence Kalith Oliva Banka Independert Charles Earle Hagler Eva Ditane Vitehman St. Deliaurea Ellew Kennes City Hache Bilbenbeth Bell Waite Cloud Anne Victories Beason Hawes Airleda Florence Blee~ Fok Kansasily James Start Mair Tarry Einert Masdel Leh Lucie Burnette Linewood Hoy Averett Burt Florencs Vile Buller Lorthy Maude Hutten Yurten Cila Markuerite Canavan Jorie Castle St. Joseph Uluwerree Mark Predania Ralph Kable Caltina Taronee Evelyn Spencer Cows Tawrenes Gara Girard Lewis Chandler Foster Cartlie Irene Kemble Bowden Dewey Okla Tielon Jt Fox Lawnnive James Vincent Frederiek Bonner Springs Hugsell Teva Frienio Lawrences Katherha Folkers Nen Laowrenien Iuintey Furney Alta Viet Stiyeshether Gaxklt Et Few Uth Muriel Givwon Arrington Myvi Keantie Credhinghugen Karsan City Murray Mick Oikeepn Tre Himime Imogene Marton Maple Francis Rugee Gmonck Wort Brot Witlapl Martin Glasen Leerened Dirlly Rent Loin Aiton Ruth Byvelyr Gilld Lawrece Charles H. Haddox Tawine Kia Ferair Cech Wangen Weilington Wille Hanson Ackanana Clarence Harekrader Tritt Lacy Heathman Myrtle Markt Vere Sedgwick Raymond Porter Hemphitt Kaneag City Edith ‘Lewrence Georgia Donakhh Mehiniey Melier Oxage City Tauline Virghin Mildingne Elgert Willard Ordway Hilton Cotton Felix Frances Tew Court of Auntista Lena Tuernng Kana Cy Moediniee Elzabeth Plate Nellie Doris Cohn Brarys- Ville Miriam On Holmes Eimdnte Huby Madelyn Clottetier Marcie Miller Togteller Lawrenes Ale Loigde Blovig Brian Buttman Bawrenes M. Elva Hult Nickerson Emer Reeh Conway Borinka Florence Bise Ingham Pi Bcott Tertrade BiseRdoling Us Revery Willian Scott Johnson Tawremo Eden Sherman Taare Daniel Jawis Halterjishn Guy Vernon Scottsville Julia Alice Kennedy Ft. Scott Marie Kefels Mraline Kimball Neodaain Preganeepee Ferkandals Lucan, Bry Elizabeth Larson Algerin Jamern Frank Lawrence Trin Catherine Leon Cnr Morrow Virginia Heaney RE Medowell Redeet McGrath Wyle Kansas Oh Minnen Hen Tonara Jeanstte Tota May Platz Eugene Potucek Portiana Jole Quick Redfield Jeanie Rankin John Memm Reynous Independance Bbyd Minneapolis Harry Lul Oskaloosa Maljory Rene Af Mildred Jean Rockey Lyons Witte Rebel Rogers Tively Rorebagh Wichita Beth Hee 2 Helen Ro Dean Russell Great Bend Dorothy Fsbere Rose Kaname City James Arin St. Louis Vesta Bhifer Haselt Skinner Wrence Meivin Ithtene Laas Carol Am Brepinenbon Hiltinet van Erly Bibel Dorks Wyckof Charlie Luckan Lawienes Paul Adam Dick Loula Jerome Abraham Rosalla Rex Leont Brown Emanuel Buck Rosedale Singh Wilhun Crawford George Mel Ville DeVoe Kanaan City Frank iCal Henrfold Keytes Alfred Glen Armisting Cherryvate John Francis Rinittade Af Lere Ceeil Portier Oiluwanda William Martin Criscoweene Enos Edward Hook Herbert Junction City Earl Whittier Shinn Tunis William Klency Towers Kan- Bae William Jennings Worth Wiehlta Alvord Mporia Kathleen Carnie Helen Frances Dysinger Atchison Sarsh Winona Freark Guse Suther Gaskill Rental Collins Gray Cleveland Maude Leonard Howland Daniel Lewie Katterjohn Taw “A Alpha Lacgon Seandra Gwen Vareiwon Lovejoy Kanai Belinda Miles Sulinn Tattle Rock Arkansas Mary McGaffey Abilens Ethel Darathea Polmauiat Tindsbors Panl Roese Nelphos Myriogle Adeline Richard Urdaman Singh Ludhiana India Iemna Bauman Sonngier Roned Marie Westerfeld Cyril Melvin Whitlow Moran Emath Winn Winfield Lucile Witty Cushing Belen Ourar Dandene Wea Horola Kidwell Walter Sterritt Long Bertha DeWald Russet Ueien Wrisht DeWitt Kan‘sna CT Mabel Duncay Martha Viola Engle Hence Margaret Fairchild Hiawatha James Vincent Frederick Katharine Fulkerson Bunice Forcey Alta Vista Cuasie ‘Tintherakin Ruth Muriel Gihgon Arlington Frances Bucenia Dillock Helen Elizabeth Waslatat Vanetta Hostord Ore Ethielin Webb Emma Caroline Wedel Norman Weigand la Crosse Edith Frances Whiteker Concondis Ruth Rarah “Woods Forden Margaret Young Fredonia
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Tungsten ore production in 1918 US totals 5065 tons

US Geological Survey figures show 1918 tungsten ore concentrates totaling 5065 net tons with 60 percent tungsten content. About 3015 tons valued at 5.156 million dollars were marketed or used by producers. 50 tons remained at mines as of December 31. Output trails 1916 and 1917, though 1917 remains the peak for any country, surpassed by the British Empire collectively.

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United States Frank L. Hess Geological Survey Hunt IMG WNT
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Death Valley Heat Record Described in 19th Century Notes

The article describes Death Valley between the Panamint and Funeral mountains in California. It notes the Amargosa River usually dry, the valley salted from desert evaporation, and calls Death Valley the hottest and driest area in the United States with a observed temperature of 122 degrees.

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Death Valley Death Panamint Funeral Mountains California Amirgara United States
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Army officer dress colors and insignia listing

Offigure', Hat Cords. Tint corda, of general officers are cold, of all other officers, fold and black, of men in Infantry, light blue, of men In cavalry, yellow, of men in artillery, scarlet, in quartermaster corps, buff, medical department, men: corps of engineers, scarlet ad white, ordnance Apartment, black and scarlet, signal corps, orange and white.

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Artillery Quartermaster Corps Medical Department Corps of Engineers Ordnance Apartment Signal Corps
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Western irrigation projects study hog pasture crops

The United States Department of Agriculture reports on using irrigated field crops as hog pasture to boost pork production. Alfalfa with a 2 percent grain supplement yields about 2400 pounds of pork per season, while sweet clover and field peas offer alternatives.

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United States Department of Agriculture Bulletin Maine Corp
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General Federation of Women's Ties Meets in Asheville

The mid biennial council meeting of the General Federation of Women's Ties opens today in Asheville and will continue in session through the day.

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General Federation of Women Asheville Acre
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Against Poverty Insurance as Social Reform

In a Saturday Evening Post piece Will Payn e argues that poverty is a preventable social loss and danger. He notes wealth exists for essentials, calls for broad social organization and knowledge, and suggests an insurance policy against poverty through practical, steady efforts.

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United States Will Peyne Saturday Evening Post
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Apricot byproducts showcase wartime chemist progress

A California chemist, seizing demand during wartime, taps 7000 tons of apricot pits once sold to Germany and Denmark for 45 dollars a ton. He now markets substitutes for olive oil and other by products including bitter oil of almonds and American blue from which Prussic acid can be made.

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California Germany Denmark
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American University In France at Beaune A E F Education Hub

Popular Mechanics Magazine cites Beaune as the center of the American Expeditionary Force education program. In a former American hospital 15 000 soldier students study under 500 teachers. The curriculum includes an agricultural college with a 600 acre fauna.

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American University France Beaune Fris Ameri- Paris Popular Mechanics Magazine
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Five Feet Four Divine Height Rumor In London Tit-Bits

In London Tit-Bits humor column He hedges on height claims noting women of five feet four are deemed divine yet a speaker counters with five feet nine as superior. The witty exchange plays on social standards and playful insults.

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London
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The Persistent Echo House Exchange

A terse dialogue centers on a house sale and a returned offer, with a wife’s reproach echoing through the property. The odd repetition and misheard phrases hint at memory and persistence shaping the deal.

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Kansas City Market Roundup May 29 Cattle Hogs and Grain

Kansas City markets report cattle receipts 1,800 with heavy beef steers and cows varying in price, hogs 5,000 with heavies around 20.40 to 20.50, butter and eggs steady, poultry mixed. Cash wheat dull with No 2 hard around 2.44 to 2.46 and corn bids near 1.72 to 1.80, hay prices mixed with Timothy and prairie values noted.

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Classified Ad Fragments Include Help Wanted and Sale

A fragment lists spinach for sale for canning at 224 North SU St with phone 2171 White. Also WANTED a girl or woman for general housework for half day from 8 a m to 2 p m with phone 437.

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Health ordinance sets strict food safety in Lawrence

Lawrence city commissioners adopt an ordinance regulating sale and handling of meat dairy fish and other food items. It requires inspection by health officials every sixty days and mandates sanitary facilities screens and clean conditions in all food establishments. Violations carry up to 100 dollars fine and enforcement begins ten days after publication.

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Thorduatt Eta Cit City of Lawrence Board of Commissioners Aia Geo. L. Kreeck
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