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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1923

Page

5

Lawrence merchant C. J. Eriksen retires after 36 years

After thirty six years in active business in Lawrence C J Eriksen has sold his dairy stock to B Fothergill of Los Angeles and will take a long vacation. He plans to live on his farm west of town and supervise real estate. Eriksen came to Lawrence from Denmark about thirty years ago and was active in M C A Midland College trustees Trinity Lutheran church. He will travel with his two sons next year and continue to support the community while retiring from daily duties.

Lawrence C. J. Eriksen BR. B. Fothergill Los Angels Calif Mr. Eriksen Denmark Old Country Kush Hat M. CG. A. Was Midland College of Atchison Trinity Lutheran Church Ovith Eriksen Europe Ile Wes

Slaughter of Pets Stirs Kansas City Children and Humane Leader

In Kansas City Kansas on September 14, Miss Sarah N. Jacobs of the Humane Society of Wyandotte County laments a pet death toll driven by a municipal dog tax. Since June 1 the new ordinance has led to about 1200 dog executions, with a $1 tax for males and $1.30 for females. Families, including children, struggle as pets are killed to fund city coffers, while the humane society reports rising juvenile court applications to earn money for pets and a decline in available dogs for families.

Kansas City Kan Sarah N. Jacobs The Humane Society of Jacobs Sumner Humane Society Eee Miss Jacobs

Major Sam Clarke Urges Filing of Bonus Claims

Major Sam Clarke urged former service members not yet filing to submit bonus claims at Topeka. He spoke at the state American Legion convention in Hays, warning the deadline is January 1, 1924. Claims are paid in order received by the state bonus board. Lorena Mack School of Ballet opens a new studio September 24 in the Olson building. For more information call exit 2132Black or Fuller Brushman at 2682 Red.

Sam Clarke Tor Topeka State -American Legion Hays State Bonus Board Lorena Mack

Homecoming program at Baker College delights crowd

Adam and Eva There’s No Place Like Home oil presided over a happy evening. Wallace Fleming welcomed students and citizens as the Baker male quartet and other performers provided music. Nearly a thousand attended with refreshments served. Ruth McHenry attends state fair with Eskridge pupil, then visits Baldwin.

Wallace B. Fleming Wie Baker Gilenn Foster Cecil Sanders Warren Wood Ald Soulen Evelyn Brown Frank Siple Lola Burton Veron McCune CG. W.wilson Dethany Baldwin

Baldwin News at Topeka State Fair Highlights Local Attendees

Baldwin residents and guests flock to the Topeka State Fair with a lengthy list of attendees. Among them are Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tursball, and others from Baldwin and nearby towns. The report notes graduates and faculty connected to Baker University, local educators, and a variety of social visits, church connections, and posthumous notices.

Topeka Larned Baker Alfred Elis Millard de Pauw University University of Nivan Dorothy McAdow Jeffers Josephine van Landingham My Var Landingham Thi Ottawa van Landingham Mary Pay Brown Baldwin High School C.F. Wolfe Clifford Hall Billy Josephine Wendall Port Arthur Texas Baliwin Malls J. Do. Stith Hall Maurine Emporia Normati Depey Dro Charles Holliday Baldwin Kinzer W. C. Am Naomina Canada Corinnd Stout Alpha Chi Omega Kansas City Harold Nye Hiawatha Tri Delta Sigma Phi Epsilons Ord University Osage City Ers Bedford Lawrence Dean Arthout Kansas University Miami University Swarthout Oswego Lithera Woodbury Bakers A Falls the First. Methodist Church The Christian

Positivel stops pyorrhea remedy sold at City Drug Store

An advertisement touts Positivel as an absolute cure for pyorrhea with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It claims Pyroform restores gums and teeth to health, urges purchase at 33 per carton, and notes City Drug Store as the seller.

City Drug Store

Joplin Gas Company Sues to Block Rate Increase

VAS Company sues Jefferson City, filing in the U S district court for the Western District of Missouri. It seeks an injunction against the state public service commission to stop its order denying Joplin County a rate increase. The bill alleges the commission’s valuation of the company’s property is below true value.

Jefferson Cit Joplin

D A Tablet Mention Omitted From Memorial Ceremony

An oversight at Memorial High School's dedication by the Daughters of the American Revolution led to Miss Madre Bullene's tablet presentation being excluded from the published ceremony program. The report notes the high school's afterwash and the missing acknowledgment amid a fragmented OCR fragment.

D. A Madre Bullene New Memorial High- School Daughters of the American Revolution

Chicago Markets Report From Sept 14 Livestock Trade

Chicago livestock receipts reached 21 000 with mixed tone in hogs and cattle. Hogs sold from 7.85 to 9.40 for various weights, with packs pushing prices higher on demand. Cattle receipts around 3 000 showed uneven demand, limited beef steer and yearling offerings present.

Chicago Livestock Chicago Ike

Kansas City Market News Cattle and Grain Reports Sept 14

Cattle receipts 1500 with steady to higher values for fed westerns and crass steers. Best fed westerns at 9 dollars. Canners and cutters firm to higher, vealers uneven, packers bidding weaker for less desirable stock. Kansas City grain prices show corn up modestly, wheat mixed with Dec bid split, hay unchanged. Liberty bonds closed in dollars.

Carly Kansas Kansas City Livestock Kansas City Spotsale Simver Packer Ma Chicago

CLEAN SWEEP SALE OF DAIRY CATTLE AND FARM EQUIPMENT

A large cattle and farm sale advertised near Lawrence lists Holstein and Jersey cows and calves aged 6 months to several years, plus steers and herd bulls. Milking cows yield several gallons daily, with TB testing planned before sale. Also offered are farm implements including a wagon, corn drill, and misc. equipment. Sale is cash only with property removal after purchase and requires funds or bank references for credit. Trains listed as available.

Pal Lodersey Uhlstein Hodstein Tieiger Arsold Joan Darduum Masten Boaty Cleet Tao Tramers Yeur Hank Sui Thomas

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