Prohibition repeal amendment proposed in Kansas history
A long document outlines a proposed amendment to section 1d Article 1a of the Kansas constitution to repeal prohibition and regulate intoxicating liquor. It details ballot wording, explanations for voters, effective date, and publication in the Lawrence Daily Journal World with dates from 1934.
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Kaw Valley
Paver
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Lawrences Dalely Journal-World
Douglas
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County
Kansas
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Lucy
C., Smith
Melvin
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Lawrence Dal- Iy
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Kansan
Kkansas
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Tate ‘Daver
Frank ‘If. Ryan
Stata
Lawrence
Journal-World
Douglas County
Frank H. Sears
Tale Withi
Doug
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Marris
Adusinistran
Wheat Decline and Profit-Taking Seen in Market
Chicago reports indicate wheat to Great Britain faces peak power pressure while Argentine corn shows a downward trend. Most grain areas in the south near Seattle saw profit-taking as late gains emerged. prices fell from earlier highs.
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Chicago
Great Britain
Belt
Wall Street Opens Mixed After Gains and Losses Amid Bond News
Financial activity showed mixed closes as the market edged higher in some sectors while others slipped. Notable gains came from Coca Cola and Illinois Glass, with Allied Chemical and American Tobacco up modestly, while U S Steel and GM held near unchanged and broader sectors stayed in a narrow range amid cautious trading ahead of federal conferences.
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Wall Street
New York
U. S
Fakta
Coca Cola Andoens-Illinois Glass
Naonal Distillers
Wether- Hind
California
Ny Wall Street
Allied Chemical
Americain Talaco B
American’ Smelting
Cerro de Posey
Mowe Sounds Union Paette
American Sugar
U.S. Steel
American Telephone
General Motors
Keon
American Bankers’ Association
Germarnestonr
Halikerd
Trmcat
Ld Hota
Ena
Raaoly Petuveryy
Oak Ridge Farm Barent Meeting and Luncheon
An all day meeting at Oak Ridge Farm Barent Tuesday with Mrs Ved Alford and all members present. The event included a buffet luncheon directed by Mrs A Read, substitute nutrition leader, and a demonstration of preparations.
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Oak Ridge Farm Barent
Alford
Wwe
Ji Me Clough
Aru
Barbara Jeu
Tucker
A. A. Read
Answers to Test Questions Rhode Island Fragment
Fragmentary OCR item listing scattered answers and place names such as Rhode Island and Terre Haute with misc. letters. Mentions Henry George Guinea Pyrene Mountainina and Eastern Asia with unclear context. Also references selling clothing on a classifieds page.
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Rhode Island
Henry
George
Arthemy
Terre Haute
Eastern Asia
Mississimi
Douglas County Farm Bureau annual meeting details
Fragmented notes describe a 21st annual meeting at a Presbyterian church with Miss Edith Griffin directing planning. Readers mention Oak Ridge Kaw Valley groups serving dinner and a pumpkin contest presented by Mrs. Johnnie Katie Toms. Participants received instructions and menus for the luncheon.
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Katie ‘Toms
Frank’ Bereiter
Reed
Edith
Griffin
Plang
Douglas Col Farm-Burton
Ridgex Kaw- Valley
Insth Presbyterian Church
Johnnie i Katie
Crossword Puzzles and Phrases From Yesterday’s Page
Fragmented OCR shows a jumble of crossword clues and poem fragments. It mentions an across list with numbered items and scattered phrases about a poem and a ruinous legal reference, all from yesterday’s puzzle page.
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Mary T. Wulfenhied
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Lawrences Dairy Journal
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Life Association
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Nelle M. Miller
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Henry J Simpson
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