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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1926
Page
8
A chaotic clipping outlines hunting license basics and open seasons with references to licenses issued, patrols, and enforcement. It notes that hunters must have licenses and that certain birds and game have no open season. It mentions officials and campaigns urging compliance and fund building but lacks coherent structure.
A Paris restaurant allegedly charged tourists higher prices than locals, then offered a ten percent discount to two Frenchmen seen dining there. The waiter explained the manager’s policy due to the franc’s decline, allowing foreigners to pay standard rates while deducting the discount for locals.
Mr card Mrs Ira Moore welcome a baby girl born last Tuesday morning in Union. Mabel Moore of Union is employed, while Mrs Elmer Thurber’s daughter Aelesva visited Lawrence Thursday. Mrs Meates of New Matt spent time with Mr and Mrs Thaddie Priesish and children. Jake Montfoort and son attended the Santa Fe sale. Reverend Bolton to preach at Se Mound church Sunday.
Community happenings include Methodist Ladies Aid in Baldwin, county agent canvassing, and neighbors visiting relatives. Recurring items mention births, birthdays, farm work, and multiple visits among the Ott, Davis, Deay, Rohe, Speicher, and Vaughn families across Baldwin, Vinland, Ottawa, Lawrence, and Wellsville with ongoing town social ties.
The Kaw Valley community reports a church social at the Episcopal group with raffles, refreshments, and guest Simmons Webster among attendees. A sequence of visits, fights via radio reports, and family gatherings fill the week, with many locals and Lawrence visitors noted.
Hopewell residents share a flurry of visits and family gatherings. Merle Vaughn’s relatives from Lascrence and Topeka call on Thursday and Sunday, while other neighbors host dinners and Sunday afternoons. Mrs. Virgil Flory returns from Terry Morena and various families, including the Pickerell and Wingert households, report meals, visits, and home improvements as springlike activity resumes.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a factory produced emulsion that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims direct absorption into the blood and relief for persistent coughs bronchial asthma hay fever and other respiratory diseases with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
Mr and Mrs Lester Deay spent Sunday and Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Roche and family. Mr Robert Guen-
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