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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1924
Page
11
Fragmentary text hints at a dirty furnished rental offering a modern house with pricing and a phone contact. Unable to confirm specifics due to garbled OCR.
The Washington Creek church trustees announce a charity sale of donated property and church assets at 10 am on Thursday. Items include horses, sheep, hogs, calves, chickens, household goods, lumber, stoves, furniture, clothing, and produce. Proceeds aid church finances. bidders pay at sale. lunch served by Ladies Aid.
An Associated Press report from Buenos Aires cites Ernest L Tutt of the American cotton expertise attached to the Argentine ministry of Agriculture. He notes a produced cotton cost per pound of 25 cents in the United States and about 18 cents in Argentina. Marketing expenses are higher in Argentina, but Tutt believes cotton growing could be more profitable for individuals there than in the United States.
North Lawrence present at a surprise party Tuesday evening for Lester Reed. Guests included B L Cowden and Fred Six tons. Mrs Reed helped by sisters Mrs Chas Murphy and Mrs Wm Dunn. Pink and white refreshments served to a long list of neighbors and friends. A separate note reports George Prevost of the KanSad Electric Power Co. injured when a pole fell on his foot yesterday. Also mentioned are local meetings, church events, a daughter named Margaret Alma Isabel for Mr. and Mrs John Hubble, and Dr Braden speaking at the Christian church. The Harvest Home Festival at Centenary M E Church raised about 120 dollars. Further items describe a silk rug gift to Mrs W L Shuler, Sunday services at Turner's Hall, a motor trip by Mr and Mrs B M Schooley to Madison Indiana, and Wilson's Cave near Madison with cave tours and roads noted. Dr Owen-Piles cured without operation. The note closes with Talking Tap and Douglas Radio.
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