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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1920
Page
7
A Kansas court inquiry into coal costs and distribution will reveal exact production and distribution expenses. Judge Jugeins says the investigation will publish the full cost and compare it with retailer prices to show if consumers pay fair, including handling and profit factors.
The column records visitors and travel among Glenn, Bahnmaier, Glenn families, and area residents, with stops in Topeka and Lecompton. It notes a rainbow event, local rains, wheat planting, silo work, juror drawing for Cyrus Glenn, and the burial of Alfred McMurtry Jr. at Lecompton Cemetery with Rev. Daily conducting services.
A lively party lit up Fairview on Miss Lucile Howards eighteenth birthday eve. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tinich and Mrs. C We Lynch from Independence Kansas, with neighbors and families from the community. Local events included a poultry owl ing demonstration by County agent K O Smith and readings from visiting guests.
Haitian envoy Auguste Bolamy, chief justice of Haiti's supreme court, leads a delegation in Washington to discuss issues affecting U S Haiti relations with the State Department. Secretary Amyel has sent General LeJuene to Haiti to probe alleged native slavery charges.
Mr Willis Colman attended a stap party at John Garrin home in Franklin neighborhood Saturday night. Several families including the Colmans and the Richards enjoyed Sunday dinners and visits. Edward Mull shipped two carloads of cattle for winter feeding while others plan moves and visits in nearby towns.
The report mentions Ray Fillsworth and Mr and Mrs Pauk at the Douglas county fair in Lawrence. It notes Wednesday evening calls to Mrs Laura Winters and Lenora Schroyer visiting Mrs Willis Colman on Saturday morning. Hutchinson Kansas boasts the largest exclusive hard wheat market with nearly 100,000,900 bushels to be marketed through Hutchinson elevators this year. British Columbia plans to kill sea lions and use skins for shoes.
Woman from Woodford Vermont testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills eased childbirth and reduced pains after her baby weighed eight pounds thirteen ounces. The advertisement touts the tonic herbs as safe and effective for women's ailments and invites letters for confidential, women-only responses from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
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