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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1914
Page
8
Diplomatic ink stains the European picture as Turkey eyes action within hours. The triple entente weighs, Constantinople mobilizes, and Britain signals the risk of a doomed campaign. Greece and the allied fleets loom as the showdown nears.
The article discusses McLaughlin as a standout singles player, potential U.S. tennis team developments with young talents like Norris and Johnston, and prospects for forming a strong doubles pair amid competition from Australasia. It notes war clouds affecting plans and highlights historical Davis Cup rounds and standings among seven nations.
Democrats plan a county central committee gathering at 2 p m on Friday September 4 at the Jackson Building opposite GE Fas and Motvalf store. John Martin chairman and other officials call all nominees and Democrats to attend while Lyceum program organizers prepare ticket sales starting next week with several church committees aiding the effort.
Mr Newcomer II contests the order for distilled water from McNish Bottling Works, phone 196, as city water issues surface. The localized exchange hints at supplier and utility tensions shaping a potential bottled water alternative.
A Kentucky man promotes Foley Calhurtio Tablets as a wonderful remedy for constipation and general cleansing. The ad touts liver health benefits and urges readers to try them, comparing favorably to calomel. It features promotional lines and a Ruth Roland mention tied to a sensational film chapter.
A petition was filed yesterday in district court by John Q A Norton against Robert A Wilks seeking a suit on note and foreclosure of mortgage. The document references a quote about an early worm and a humorous aside.
Local society notes record multiple residents traveling to Kansas City for visits and errands. Names include John C. Root, Mrs Haery Swingle, Marie Ketels, Maria Stevenson, H Hutchings, Mrs Brooks Sparks, the Sparrs, Parmely, Carl Graeber, William Hollias, L E B Mason, Lucile McCormick, Lyda Longanesan Cry, Miss Esther Lang, Eva Anderson, Norma Wood, and others. The items note travels to Kansas City, Lawrence, Paola, Burlington, and Colorado, with several families visiting relatives and attending events. Caramel nut ice cream promotions from Wiedemann appear amid the mix.
A Lakeview report notes farmers early this morning were out dragging the roads, keeping them up as a community effort. The movement spans Lawrence and surrounding directions, reflecting strong interest by local farmers and the tear.
A marriage license was issued to Nathan Dix of Herington Kansas and Jeanette Dooltittle of Lawrence, marking the formal permission to wed.
Mailing lists are now available at the Journal World office. One dollar buys a copy containing the name and address of every personal property taxpayer in the county outside the city of Lawrence. Names are updated from the latest county assessor reports, offering broad reach for merchants and business people to contact nearly everyone in the county.
Market notes from Kansas City show receipts of 6 000 cattle with steady to strong tone for feeders and fat cattle. Primes steer prices around 9.75 to 10.00, dressed beef steers near 9.65, cows and heifers around 4.00. Hogs receipts about 7 3000 with heavy and light offerings and mixed prices. Cash wheat No. 2 Hard around 1.04 to 1.99, corn and oats largely unchanged with varied white and mixed grades. hay prices firm to strong. Butter, eggs and other staples reported mostly unchanged.
Jack Parnell holds a record for the largest watermelon in Austine area with a 100 pound fruit. Dolin will arrive tonight from Mr and Mrs John Power and son Seathle Washington to weigh in on the challenge and contest the mark.
Lakeview campers report many ducks on the lake as the season opens. A nearby observer notes the avian activity may interest residents and visitors during the opening period.
The funeral of X W Young will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. and burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers are J.B. Wilson, M. Potter, W. A. McAlearney, F. W. Snergas, J. Wy Glidden, and L. Conger.
A county teachers meeting is scheduled Saturday morning at 10310 at the court house. All teachers outside Lawrence are urged to attend. Mrs. org of Blue Mound will present What the Home Expects, MeaAl lister will speak on The Attitude of the Teacher Toward Votes, and Dr H L Chambers will discuss School Hygiene. The event promises engaging speeches for local educators.
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