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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1922

Page

3

Abatement of Wheat Price Decline in European Situation

The weekly grain letter notes a moderate decline in wheat prices due to European political shifts and continued U.S. receipts. Dry weather and drought across western Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Texas threaten fall growth and acreage, with potential higher grain prices if rains do not come. Corn yields appear smaller than government estimates, with a likely shift to the southwest for market cash flows. Oats show good quality, while overall grain prices remain below production costs, suggesting eventual price advances.

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Local Residents Attend Sales and Visits Across Town

Community notes list Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kennedy and others visiting W. R. Tucker. Frank Millers moves to Lawrence and hosts guests. several families travel to Kansas City for parade and sales. Tommie Gress ill with grippe. many social calls and dinners noted, with Topeka and Lawrence trips and a remark on the Australian crane, a heavy bird, flying long journeys.

Roy Kennedy Carl Hird Stanwix Hk. Stanwix Kansas City Frank Millers Lawrence Frank’ Slusser George ‘Strahn C.’ Christy Harley Armstrong R. L. Colman’s Rose Dews Duncan Godlove Perry and Risdon Godlove I. ‘Ie C. Standis Loneie J.anderson Tommie Gress Dave Willams Williams J. Brohammer B. Gress Margaret W. Wear Gregor F. D. Miller Ruth Miller Sinclair’ Oil Company George Siler C. Siler Siler China Ee Kennedy

Baldwin News Notes and Delta Tau Delta Chicken Fry

Mrs Kilbourne arrives Baldwin winter home of daughter Mrs Jack Williams met by granddaughters Mary Margaret and Marion Louise and Lorna Bailey. Reports of Baldwin bus line and various locals from Lawrence to Ottawa. Delta Tau Delta chicken fry at Stevens Grove near Vinland attracts 150 including Kansas University and Baker chapters. Charles B Beeks nominated for representative. he advances on merit, not campaigning heavy.

Kilbourne Eldon Orothy ‘Spencer Bedwin R. E. Mellebry Sheldon el Reno Oklahoma Edith Warner Tulsa Mes Char Ne Holliday Charles Shumway Warner Baldiin Gerald Lockwood Baldwin Independence Topeka Powell Old Baldwin Marjorie Day Miller Tri-Delta Charles E. Beeks Forrest M. Hartley Genevieve Kansas City Vena Connett Pittsburg Delta Delta Delta Girls Lawrence Ottawa Elmer Axton Pittsburg Saturday and Spent Sunday At the Home of Mrs. Axton Charles W. Bailey J. Howard Campbell Emerson Donsid Wilhelm Altoona Daniel Wilhelm Burlington Delta Tau Delta Bianche’ Case Cherryvale Harry Case Harold Charles Holliday Calgary Canada Edward Kinzer Homer K. Ebright Etry Ebright Ella Alderdice Wesley Hospital Wichita John B. Ross Stevens’ Grove Vinland Kanas University Delta Tau Lawrence Bunch Emma Fagan Delta Tall Baker Charles B. Beeks

Spontaneous Combustion Blamed for Home Fire in Chanute

Local firemen report a new fire menace spontaneous combustion in clothing. In the Hugh C Hamilton residence an oil field worker, oil and grease-soaked trousers hung in a closed closet ignited after accumulation. Neighbors spotted flames during the Hannifan family's absence, limiting damage to minor.

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Camel hair brushes praised by artists for squirrel origin

The piece notes that camel hair has little to do with camel hair brushes and that brushes are mainly made from squirrel hair, a point highlighted by artists who prize the material.

Contained fat myth sparks soap cake claim

A fragment notes the claim that the human body contains enough fat to make seven cakes of soap. The text presents this as a folklore

Lone Star Notes from Kans City Visits and School

Lone Star residents travel to Lawrence and Kansas City for visits and shopping. School events note Oct 3 to 8 with 55 present at Lone Star Sunday school and a Model victory over Lone Star in a ball game at Brown’s Grove. Multiple family visits, carpenters, and farm work fill the week with frequent Lawrence trips and local socializing.

Kansas City Jimmie Childs Lawrence Lester Fisher Overbrook Will. Ulrich Carrie” Haus Worden Austin Dietz Alfred Minnie Jake Gantz Williamstown Charlie Sanders George Mary Esther Albert Ulrich Bert Flory Earl Garber W. A. Lory Joe Flory Tom Gilbert Porter Bond Kenneth Otis Lindell Mart Flory Frank Fishburn Carrie Haus N. “Watts Edgar Darnell Marvin Bond Murry Bond Roy Curtis Lone Star School Brown’s Grove Model The Murry Ulrich Gottlieb Nieder Lester Fisher Joe Button Hugo Schellhorn Frances Carlis Gladys Flory Lona Star School Brown's Grove Ross Ulrich Will Garbutt Dorothy Elsie -Haas Will Curtis Frances Curtis Frank. Varnum Lee Gray Marion Bond Frances Curtis Esther Flory A. Garber Lone. Star Gracia, Garbutt Hazel . Fishburn Cal Ward Jesus Lone Star Jess Markley Bertha Dietz Whitelaw Farmers Union Hardtarfer Edwin Timmons Austin Flory I . Clayton ‘Wilson Will Gorrutt Morday Lone-Star Ty Christie M‘iéir Wrand Joe Gorrutt Goru Cheistia Miller Fics Vewrman Frank Vaynonm Mrs. T Mee Arthur Garber Elizabeth

Worden Notes of Social Calls and Local Visits

Local residents including Mrs Ed Hyland Alva Fager and Ray Vaughn paid calls in Worden Baldwin Centropolis and Ottawa areas. The passage records church revival attendance Epworth League Y P A supper and numerous visits at farms homes and with relatives during Sunday Monday and Tuesday and mentions travels to Lawrence Baldwin and Kansas City among others.

Ed Hyland Albert Crumpacker Harve Fager Alfred Fager Michigan Valley Alva Fager Ottawa Worden A. A. Vaughn Baldwin Ray Vaughn Central Office Henry Ely W. G. Jesse John Schwalmy Roy Joe Brubaker Earl Pippert Bill Deskins Guy Deskins Cleo Stella Clarence Bargee Clarence John Cline Mace Swimly Chas. Kirchney Robert Ingle Overbrook Henry Schwartz Helen Edna Schwartz Will Johanning Will Pippert Frank Lutz Nellie Leaf Illinois Bethel Ivan Schwartz August Fleer Trvin Geo. Fleer Lawrence Chas Mable Rappard Glenn Schwartz Kansas City Mable"Rappard Will Schwartz Crist Schwartz Will Hornberger Rev Brock Paola Kansas Will Katie Damm Stull John Ward Centro Henry Fleer Mae Simon John .Simon Twin Mound Kans Catherine Simon Will Simon Centropolis Bruker

Lake View Notices of Visits and Farewells

Lake View residents share social calls visits and travel news with neighbors in Lecompton Lawrence and Burlingame. guests include the Bowers Barracloughs and Lewises with,sickness reports for Mrs. Seymour Gentry and Mrs. Bert Perkins. community members swap visits and chores and a farewell party for Albert Barraclough. local Santa Fe agent G B Parks plans to move into the vacated property.

Levi Bower Lecompton John ‘Taylor Arthur Underwood Lawrence Fred Lewis Seymour Gentry George Lewis Jeff Climber Mary Lewis George Emmett Lillie Lewis Vernon Settler Topeka John Brookin Bert Perkins F. E. Duffy Denvers Colorado Jeff Climber Charley Titterington Fred Lawson A. J.parnell Wyoming Mr. Parnell Lake View Albert Barraclough Burlingame Victorine Wastell Golffen City Bruner Miss Wastell G. B. Parks Lake Viewhew Santa Fe Parks Maybelle Slavens Hazel ‘Taylor Geo. Butler Herbert Lewis C. D. Lewis Robert Gentry Frank’ Lee Henry Parento Maxwell Frans Lee A. Marks

Pleasant Valley Social News Recap

Pleasant Valley locals report visits and calls among families. Terdennine Zeph yrioth and Jim La Duke family hosted Sunday dinner then called on neighbors. Various residents attend Vinland fair and CPA event in Midland. School notes mention absences due to illness and local baseball challenge.

Terdennine Zephyrioth Jim la Duke Topeka la Duke Charles ‘LaDuke Otis Wiggins A. L. Holcom Maloney Siegel Rose Clifford and Harrison Jim Wiggins Crissie Richardson Delbert Opal George T. Griffith Charles Dehbert John Maloney BH. Smith Cleve Dunnegan C.P. A Midland Raymond Blanche Bertha LaDuke Lawrence Delbert Richardson Carl Kennedy Oehlert Ugh Axe Raymond LaDuke O. B. Shuck Ward Landis Spe Charles Ochlert Chamber of Commerce Alfred William “Hegeman Raymond Lauke The Pleasant Valley Brown’s Grove L Tom Ward Chesley Vinland Il d Janc Chilscate Scott Jennie Lynn Paul .Kennedy Helen

Lecompton News Briefs and Local Happenings

Mrs Laura Winter reports a telephone message from E W Coles of Chicago saying he arrived in Kansas City Friday morning and will visit Lecompton later this week. The community continues wheat sowing and plans a pie supper at the high school gym to aid football boys. Local visits include Lawrence callers and Topeka trips. Lecompton boys lost 13 to 0 to Eudora. An ODD Fellows convention in Lawrence draws several residents. A fire destroyed the Deskin home near Oskaloosa. no cause known. Atomic energy note contrasts ship fuel with walnut energy.

Arthur Lawrence Joha ‘Smith Austin Flory Frank Porter ‘Bond Esther Flory Minnie Dietz Will Garber Porter Bond Murry Justin Flory John Smith Thomas Robertson Bismarck School Lola Havis Dorothy Garbutt Treva Garber Winhifred Arthur Garber Ray Morgan Joe Hoover Charlie Sanders Will Curtis Frahees Marvilli Bond Marion Childs Lily Johnson W. A. Flory Wilda Weybright Henry Meetsker Mary Belle Metsker Elmer Sawyer Erwin Timmons Faye Pharon Miller Worden Joe Burton John Banks Colyer School Mildred Longandker Frances Curtis Gilda Flory Porter Bond August Dietz George Hunsinger Geo. Johanning George Tuttle Harold John Hoover M. Childs A. Dietz Jimmie Childs Ross Ulrich Mable Haus Overbrook Carrie Haus Oscar Lutz Flory Mercantile Lone Star Bert Flory Joe Flory Greta Garbutt Gladys Flory Tone Star Roy Kenneth Frank Flory Grandma Anderson Marvin Bond Margaret Curtis Mart Flory Marion Sanders Hugo Schellhorn Roy Curtis Lloyd Perryman W. A Will.Curtis Laura Winter Antle E'W. Coles Chicago Kansas City Lecompton Geo. Miller Milton Winter Paul Winter Barker George Banks Frank Miller Shipman Topeka Will Anderson Lauara Winter Charles Edith Banks Eudora Eudora, Es Lawreace Shipman Carter Richard Ambrose Bigsby Addie Carter Arthur Richard Edith Billy Richards Richard Carter Newt. Hamlin and Sons Robert Schroyer Chloetta Tayloor Florence Mull Guy McClanahan R. Schrover Florence Howe Schrover J. Bearman Deskin Oskaloosa Hone Hattie Winter Tecompton

Tree named for Paul Walker on Kansas road

The Pratt area considers naming a commemorative tree for Paul B. Walker former general attorney, while another candidate favors J. B. Rishel, a veteran freight agent. Residents show mixed support and a tree planting is planned at Pratt with naming to reflect local figures. In Havana a street name change for Brazil Street is proposed to honor Brazil’s diplomatic ties. council approves, pending mayor’s signature.

Wookland Paul B. Walker Kansas Hwon J. B. Rishel Pratt J Pratt Brazil Havana Cuba Rio Janeiro Eniente Ray

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