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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1925
Page
4
A fragmented speech piece recalls Memorial Day duties and the nation’s history, urging readers to pause at cemeteries and honor those who sacrificed for their country. It laments information delays and contrasts past sacrifice with present civic reflection.
Miss Arnold, from Minneapolis, appointed to succeed Mrs Ihs as national president of the Scouts. She has directed the School of Home Economics and lectured on education. Mother of Mary, she authored books on teaching and languages used in schools across the country.
Buenos Aires evening paper La Razon unveils a handsome new Avenida de Mayo edifice to house five story offices and two basements. It will use six presses and 20 linotype machines to publish three editions daily. A 500000 envelope news morgue and 30000-volume public library will serve readers and hosts lectures and ceremonies.
The reporter travels California's Central Valley to Gilroy to visit Tracy Learnard, longtime postmaster and heir to a prunes-dominated Santa Clara valley ranch. He notes the Learnard family, local agriculture, and Gilroy's growth, quake impact, and strong community ties as Lawrence readers follow a familiar Western journey.
The diarist recalls a pleasant summer stay with friends in the Oasis and the San Diceo area, praising the Santa Rosa region and the Redwood Highway journey. They visit Palo Alto, meeting locals and notable figures, singling out Herbert Hoover’s associates, and praising Cyrus McCormick and Luther Burbank as influential figures. The trip includes reflections on San Francisco, the University of California, and the broader California landscape.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a coast guard or naval event with gunfire, a blast, and a near shore explosion. Specific people, places, or dates are unreadable, leaving the main facts ambiguous and unspecific.
In Kaw Valley the weekly report covers church and community events, birthdays, illness, and travel. Visits include Mr and Mrs Willard Winey from Lawrence and Mrs Marguerite Perking Wingate on a Wichita trip. A Kaw Valley school year ends with an evening reunion, music program, and praise for perfect attendance. Lena Sutton departs, Etheline Dodds is elected to teach next year, and Miss Caroline stays for an extended visit. Women Farm Bureau and local readers contribute to health work as a new Bugg Hee Sunday school class forms. Local incidents include a horse incident injuring William Henry, with care by Dr Storrs and Dr Maust. The issue also notes Children Day services at United Brethren and bond election results at Big Springs.
Kansas State Agricultural College reports ten year experiments on alfalfa cutting stages. Four stages tested from one tenth bloom to full bloom and seed. Frequent cutting increases cost and weakens plants, delayed cutting does not hurt growth, full bloom cutting yields higher quality hay and reduces production cost by fewer cuttings. Timing depends on intended use and field disposition.
Springfield Massachusetts March 25 The American Blue Cross Society issues its third annual appeal for protecting animal life and eradicating cruelty in fur use The campaign cites President Coolidge and Maud Phillips urging economy in fur usage to restore public sanity and oppose fur as mere decoration
May 29 report from Topeka about a 199 legislative act authorizing county courts and the Montgomery and August Wolf cases. Convicted on liquor charges, they challenged habeas corpus arguing court record keeping and presiding probate judges affect jurisdiction. Other text references Tibetan hospitality and unrelated lines are nonessential.
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