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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1916
Page
4
Lawrence Kansas newspaper item outlines banking ads and postal details alongside scattered world news. It notes power struggles, railway strikes, currency concerns, medical cautions, and political speeches with mentions of Leslie M. Shaw and domestic issues.
A cryptic sample text from a Par sspotd-F ent author hints at a narrative about Druin and grammar failures. The readable fragment suggests self-set tasks and ill-formed phrases, with no clear event or outcome to anchor facts. The tone remains opaque and experimental, lacking concrete names or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a meeting and fares with unclear details. No clear persons, places, or dates are readable, making precise summary difficult. The readable bits hint at discussions of transport or pricing but lack concrete facts to anchor a proper item.
A fragmentary diary style line hints at a father facing a call to leave or protect a child. The text suggests inner conflict about duty, risk, and sweeter things elsewhere, with no clear decision or outcome recorded.
Citizens in Kergas City witness mobilization displays that honor valor and hardship. The events stress patriotism, loyalty to country, and unity during both wartime and peaceful times.
Douglas county officials study shows 150 miles of permanent roads would cost two million dollars in bonds and interest yet save yearly maintenance on dirt roads. Using current road spending as bond interest could finance durable highways and year round travel, boosting commerce and transport in the county.
In East Park on Tuesday August 20 High Prairie church Sunday school held a reunion for thirty and forty year veterans with guests from Alberta Canada and Hunan China. About seventy attended as former youths shared memories, sang Blest Be the Tie that Binds, and posed for photos after a meal of fried chicken and ice cream. Principal organizers Mrs Hattie Tollowsay Glen and Mr Bridwell led the event, with a list of attendees including Derr, Stump Doelé, Holloway, Pardee, and many others from Oregon, Kansas City, and nearby towns. The day proved a joyful memory for many future gatherings.
Lawrence observes no general Labor Day celebration Monday with courthouse banks and city services closed. The postal service will suspend deliveries all day under the July 28 1616 act, with only required clerks and carriers working as needed.
Notice outlines compensation rules for day work on holidays for Post Office employees. It specifies payment timing within thirty days after each holiday and confirms authority to designate holiday services for patron needs. Also includes a change of office and residence notice from 46 Vermont Street to 301 Vermont Street and contact details.
Open with prayer and Bible study at the Topeka fair grounds Sunday afternoon before the big fair. Bible class led by R R Gable of Holton. Event promotes exhibiters and their home churches with a sermon and hymn singing. Women’s health ad repeats claims about Carduin remedy for backache headaches and fatigue.
The article notes Assistant Coach Clark, elected last spring to succeed Jay Rand, directing football at the University of Winds with Olcott and plans to form a strong Missouri Valley lineup. It discusses material strengths, border concerns, and opening season set for September, plus reunion news and local social events in Lawren er.
Emporia Kansas September reports Wood MacLay of Wichita unanimously re elected president of the Adventist conference. The executive committee names and officer slate including I Mohr as treasurer and secretary, E Huffman Home Missionary secretary, Harry Cooper Missionary Volunteer secretary, Faye Eagle Sabbath School secretary, Alma Du Bois Educational Superintendent, highlighting a prosperous two year period under his leadership.
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