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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1919
Page
4
Fragmented OCR notice announces formation of a reserve officers society at the Hidrilee Hotel Friday night week. It mentions a meeting in the herd parlor, reading and discussion of key papers, and aims to increase the efficiency of members in their duties. Names and precise details are garbled.
A new organization aims to unite reserve officers from the Army Navy and Marine Corps and former officers who have applied for reserve commissions but have not yet received them. Members will modify procedures through Col Walker and Sgt Ross at the IG U C office to secure farm allotments at the suction site next Wednesday with expected profits within about a month.
Baldwin City partners in a transfer business filed a district court suit seeking attachment to recover 24 dollars plus interest on liens tied to oil machinery removal from Hale. The petition names F C Ingham as district judge and cites previous mechanic liens and assignments. Sheriff papers were issued and served.
An impressive moment at the close of the Chamber of Commerce meeting Tuesday night saw J D Bowerseck call all members to their feet and propose a toast in memory of A L A Hicks. Hicks served his home usefully in many recent capacities, as described by Bowerseck amid the crowd's warm reception.
Janie Lind loads semis with anthracite lump coal for Matthews Lumber Co. The ad notes contact via phone 34 for pricing and delivery arrangements.
A meeting of the Jewish club will be held at Myers hall at 7 30 oclock Sunday evening Rabbi Meyer will be an address Jewish students are invited to be present
The Farmers Union of Number Ten held a regular meeting at the school house Thursday evening with President Charles Stevenin presiding. Attendees enjoyed sandwiches and coffee after a discussion of several items. Local residents mention travel to Ottawa for stock sales, remodeling, field work, and school activities. Bert Sutton shipped cattle to Kansas City. others attended dances and visits, with notes on market conditions and a minor injury.
A patchwork of small items describes visits by John Lewis and Abner Gale, sales and land transfers, farm activity and sowing, and social calls at homes near Baldwin and Ottawa. The text records petty transactions, family visits, and a brief note on Cardinal Mercier visiting Rochester after a Syracuse stop.
Jerry Simmons of Lawrence Oldsmobile Co announces plans to transform a block on Massachusetts to build a larger garage and service area. The project includes a well lit sales room at 620 Ruherstts with hopes for completion by December. The facility will house and display more vehicles as the firm expands its local presence.
A fragmentary note reflects on love and empathy, quoting a wedding scene where an objection is raised during the ceremony. The text touches on knowing, loving, and the inward trials of others, concluding with a brief wedding moment and a disrupted toast.
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