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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1923

Page

6

Instill Ideals of Lincoln in School

Springfield Illinois Sept 7 Associated Press a university for everybody will open in 1924 founded by Lincoln's hometown citizens labor leaders and clergy join in support A fund of 3 1 000 000 is to be raised this year and the school will be non-denominational with Lincolnian ideals to foster free inquiry and individuality while remaining open to all regardless of wealth or background The project aims to be a national university someday with Springfield backing in the present period.

Springfield Associated Press Abraham Lincoln University Lincoln Lincoln University Lawrence Y Sherman Illinois John H. Walker Tlnois Federation of Labor E E. Hagler Hagler 4 Christian University Abrham Lincoln University

Eudora News Skim: Visits Sales and School Plans

Residents of South Eudora and nearby areas are noted shopping in Lawrence and attending fairs. The Exdora M E church Ladies Aid will serve lunch at the Goodrich sale while others visit Lawrence shoppers and attend the Douglas county fair. Teachers and students prepare for the upcoming school year as several families plan moves and enrollments.

Invwin Pipes Relena Buster Great Bend Edith Clark Lawrence M. E. Church of Exdora Goodrich Douglas County Fair Seb Holmes Bnitdrie

Local families gather and attend church events in Clinton area

Columbia residents visit Wilkow Springs and Lapeer church funeral. Flyers note numerous visits, Sunday dinners, and school opening with Miss Majel Anderson teaching. Local families including Flory Brohammer Postma Strong Culbertson and Williams travel to Lawrence for wheat, corn work, and sales.

Wesley Flory Elmer’ Flory Henry Arlie Daniel Beeghley Wilkow Springs Lillian Brahammer Charlie Brahammer Lillian Anda Clyde Tally Home Clinton John Brohammer Will Postma Charlie Brohammer Alda J. E. Hartaker Lapeer Charlie Brahamier David Willkams Kaniwaka Majel Anderson Virgil Lois Benice Flory Florence Lawrie Richard Postma Bernice Pearl Harold Brohammer Estella Lucille Campbell Evelyn Markley Lonnie Strong George Culbertson Willie Roser Stanley Strong John ‘Brohammer Lawrence Ira Flory Nettie Oscar Amos Wrightsman High Prairie Abe Flory George Cu Carl Strong Henry Boehle Philip, Roser Leta Charlie George Willie Lone Star Arthur Flory Union Louis Averille Loree Donald Maurice — Lynn Wellsville

Lone Star Community Notices and Birthday Surprises

A Chronicle of Lone Star residents with visits, home events, and a large birthday surprise. Lawrence guests, council meeting, school renovations, and extended family gatherings mark late August through early September in Lone Star and nearby areas. Notables include Will Curtis hosts, Anna Curtis in town, and the Lone Star school reopening with new teacher Miss Mabel Longanecker.

Community notes span social visits and fairs in Kansas

Saturday and Thursday gatherings fill the page with names: Florys, Messers, Professors, and neighbors from Lawrence to Belleview attend fairs, school starts, and family visits. Mentions of infant health fears, lemons shipments, and road grading alongside election day prep and local sales sketch a bustling rural community thread.

Lawrence Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Picnics

Miss Ruth Brown hosts Lucille Evans of Lawrence while Miss Juistine Brown visits from Kansas City for Labor Day in Lawrence. Arnold Mitchell and family attend Farmer's Union picnic at Holcom's Grove. Residents Delbert Paneth and George Sizer spend time with relatives as local visits and Sunday gatherings unfold across town.

Aces L Salpeter Jess Karnes Brathan Paul Pelitha Newton Lawrence Ru . Brown Homer Clifford Eusch Vinton Peters Floyd Nizely Howard Mabel Peter Sales Floyd Nisely Saturda Delbert Paneth Blue Mound G. Sizer Henry Seele George Hunsinger Welcome Fred Seele Arnold Chester Cecile Mitchell Furs Howard Farmer's “Union Ruth Brown Guy Lloyd Howard Charles ‘Whedon Kaw Valley

Miss Ella Prenicie Goes to Casper for High School Job

Miss Ella Prenicie left Saturday for Casper Wyoming where she has accepted a position in the high school. Miss Elizabeth Davis of Lawrence visited her aunt Mrs W C Phenicie. Mrs Chas Lanning issued invitations for a dinner bridge Wednesday at Meyers house. Mrs Anna Bell returned from California after spending the summer visiting relatives. Grace Allen entertained friends at a dinner bridge Monday. Mrs W C Phenicie returned from a visit in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs A J Knox and children May Alfred Mildred and Dora returned from a two week trip to Colorado and Nebraska. Harriet Rhoades of Fort Kansas is visiting her sister Zeolner. Esther Cheatwood of Kansas City Kansas is guest of cousin Helen Uhl.

Anderson Lawrence John Curtis Kansas City Anna Curtis Will Curtis Lone Star Church of the Brethren Lone Star Ira Dial Kenneth Knowledge Hill Porter Bond Will Ulrich Maude Eliot Charlie Sanders Curtis Austin Flory Frank Roy Frances Margaret Paul Peter Bond Murray Everett Lillie Alvich Clifford Billy Meairs Tom Ward Ralph Quakenbush Emporia Tom Curtis Near Baldwin Charles Sanders Mary Esther Marion George Mart Arthur Flory Aubry Glenn Fishburn Texas Horns of Lillie Ulrich Alda Knott Lorie Star Mabel Longanecker Miss Mabel Longanecker Tere Freda Joke Ole CA Lerson I Selio Kenneth Bond Oy Meens Mist Cantae Flory Sos Ted Amily Hirt Dan Flory Peterson Mr. Hirt Elmer Flory Iva Flory Lewis Churchbaugh Harvey Hibner Claude Flory W. H. Citrus Co Whittier Oalif Tom Clark’s Charlie “Williams Wallie Los Angeles George Richardson Herant Williams Orm Mr. Boland Tuckel Irvin’ Flory Nash Eberhart Harvey Henry Arlie Flory C. N. Peterson Jesse Wingert Verne Burton Harley Flory Scott High Prairie Church Fern Cochran High Prairie School Ed Hardtaker Wesley Flory Ira Flory Harvey Flory Lucy Deay Dudley George Warner Union Leonard Ice Stull Will King Messer Hazel Boland Research Noah Shuler John Carr Council Groyé Wis Noah Iberhart Roy Herr Williams Fern Jon Hibner L Peterson Noah Leo Vernon Altamont Kansas John Gish Ed. Hobbs Franklin County Everett Pence Everett Eberhart David Daily E. G. Ralston Bert Mitchell Peters Vinton Mabel. Peters Ed Howard Guy and Lloyd Walter Howards Kanwaka Walter ‘Howard Pap Edward E. W. Schofstall Paul Koehler Brownlee Ed _Johnson Esther and Earl of Sibley George Ott George Ott, Jr Belleview Howard Oy Frisbey Mildred Mabel Day Erma Cooper Welcome Edinar McClintock Roy Johnson Virgil Horrell Blue Mound Vinland High School Ray Frisbey Chester Howard Fred Howard Myrtle Garratt Charles Ott Ott C. EF. Ralston Frank Horrell John Aiken J. E. Howard Theodore Guy Sibleyhursday G. Saile Clara Fred Seele Chas. Wells E. L., Brown Oscar Homer Brownlee Ernest Ralston Jack Atwood Helen Talley Vinland Mildreday Alfred Wells Theodore Howard Charles Wilson Charles Young Oscar Johnson Myr Charles Sherar Walnut Grove Roy Frisbey Jake Gantz Fred Williamstown Wulfkuhle Peter Dreher Helen Dreher Peter Dre Ella Prenicie Casper Wyoming Elizabeth Davis W. C. Phenicie Chas. Lanning Meyers House Anna, Bell San Francisco California Grace `Allen Mies Esther Cheatwood Kansas City, Kans Helen Uhl

Markets Report Mixed Cattle and Hogs Across Chicago and Kansas City

Chicago markets show cattle price declines across beef steers and in-between grades with western steers steady, hogs uneven yet largely higher on most cuts. Kansas City reports similar weakness in feeder and steer categories, with hogs steady to strong and grain prices mixed. grain bids show slight pulls on corn and oats, wheat trading around 1.05 to 1.20 for certain hard red grades.

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