Treasury Record Mentions September 20 Grand Total
Fragmentary note records a grand total in treasury dated September 20. It references an eight figure amount and lists no additional names or entities beyond generic fiscal terms.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1919
Page
8
Fragmentary note records a grand total in treasury dated September 20. It references an eight figure amount and lists no additional names or entities beyond generic fiscal terms.
The report lists futures quotations for wheat and corn with various grades and months. Prices show slight shifts in hard red winter No. 1 and No. 2, white and mixed categories, alongside market status for cats and oats.
Red Cross launches a nationwide drive to recruit 1 000 000 volunteer workers to support a 3 000 000 member workforce. State conferences in St. Louis Topeka Dallas Houston Oklahoma City and Little Rock plan campaigns and roll calls. Officials say the drive asks for memberships only, with soldiers and veterans among those volunteering.
Fragmentary dialogue describes a plan to enter a parlor with humor about a sister and a bee. The text references the Pats and Alavana 8s and notes worn air systems and weary tales of paved streets.
A historical notice describes a sweep sale eight miles south of Lawrence and near the Model schoolhouse. It lists items including a Spring wagon, farm machinery, a Great Western cream separator, a heavy stock tank, a log chain, and small jars, all tied to the filer’s will and property, with specific locations and distances noted.
Fragmentary OCR shows a feature about a mother connected to a cross scene and a focus on a greatest theme. Unable to extract clear names or places due to poor readability.
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