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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1923

Page

4

Villa lands hold in Durango dim as ruler dies

Mexico City dispatch reports Francisco Villa slain at Parral leaving a vast realm in the Durango region without its leader. The government told colonists around Canutilo that Villa’s lands would be retained and followers who surrendered would not be molested. Villa had controlled districts from Rosario to Descobridor, with many towns relying on him for justice and governance.

Mexico City Associated Press Francisco Villa Parral Durango Tlazcale Canutillo Obregon Quilaw Villa Adolfo de la Huerta Canutille Rosario Coahuila Descobridore Rodeo Ornelas

Pleasant Grove News Roundup From Petersons to Eclipse

Pleasant Grove notes record a family visit by Mr and Mrs C N Peterson and kin from Alta mont and Lawrence. A Law rence visitor Mr Beoihley arrived from Cerragordo Illinois. Local events cover Boland sale, Juneh ice cream, eclipse observations, and visitors including Rev Gordon, Mr Grove Ulrich, and others. Farm work includes corn binding for Dan Fhoty, cutting by Campbell, and marketings by Hibner and Flory families.

Harvey Harold Rs. Flory Elmer Daniels Carl Peterson Mr. Daniels Woods A. F. Lawson Lawrence Lawson Connecticut Street Edith Schwalm F Worden Willow Springs Ezra Charchbaugh George Warner Warner Churchhaugh Roy Herr Amos Flore Grove Dan Fiery Claude Verne Neely Neetey California Will King and Son Marvin North Lawrence Frank Mohler CS. Early Charlie East Lawrence Oscar Miles Platts Mohter Mohler Lewit Churchbanel Mrshall Cuttine Elmer Frory Cem Harvey Hilwor Tlarvey Flory Mx Wibner Ard Peterson Tailhelm Alfamant C. N. Peterson Noah Leon Vernon Ed Flobbs Altamont Beoihley Cerragordo Illinois Buughley Russe Man Uoesen Reser Petdee Shotwell Wells Heaston Ulrih Bleakley J. Re Wamis Trawrence, Ltd Rev.Gordon Goaldwin Grove Ulrich Worden Owen Vlora Pratt County Wray Ralph Peterson Edgar Landis Mes Landis Helen Virgil Livinlis Armini Warren Lewis Church Hanh Suni Elmer Flory Tra Flory Juha Churchbaugh David Kess- Tor Butte Montana Yellowstone Park Seattle American Legion Isco Jesse Wingert Mr. Gish Campbell John Churchbaugh Mr. Williams Sandy Dan Flory Harvery Hibner Ben Hammond Fowler Colorado Lacanty Harvey Hibner Baldwin Harvey Flory

South Eudora Socials and Movements at Hesper Sale

A crowded South Eudora notes many visitors and local activities. Families such as Bartz Holmes Ott and others attend a Goodrich Mountain sale. Viola Miller works in Fadora department store. Ernest Gerstenberger improves slowly. numerous residents visit relatives in Lawrence Baldwin and Olathe. school plans and travel to Topeka and Topeka Fair appear. several shoppers and teachers are mentioned along with a community luncheon and watermelon feed.

Fred Bartz Leb Holmes Arthur Ott Goodrich Revi James Vinland Alvin Bond Ant Wm. Smith Alt. Smith Here Mark Smith Canton Ohio Will Smith Floise Doral Olathe Port Scott Alvania Kanzi K. 1 Henry Thoren Villa Chas Tilla Thoren Christian Kenzie Clay Center Merman Trvin Tilla Lawrence Leslie Nindred Ted Holmes Law- Tanee Chas. Hill St. Joe Albert Mohler Bernol Hesper Arthur Watson Williamston Arthur Williamston College Tom Prosser Arthur Prosser Toneka Gen. Whaley Labor Day Nina Anderson Lacompton C. Kimley Sga Arding Kimlet Troyd Fegars Holstein Nel Kimbly Grp Ott Sys Kimbley Cart Schubert Radon Carl Schubert Fay Lenner Herman Wichgan Belleview Ladies’ Aid Glen L. C. Demick Addison Conner North Lawrence Wichman M. ©. Hill G. P. Hill Hilda Telen Fred Gerstenberger Walter Jaco Shirley Eudora Alford Spinakt Chas. Brown Hilda Zeisenes St. H. Gerstenberger Adolph Lotz Topeka Fidel Milter Evening Star Ous Burtora Mildredt Forsythe Mildred Forsythe Edwin Wood Frances Edwin John Robert A.J., Smith Evanston

Navy Day plans gain Navy Department support

Washington September 10 with Navy Department approval the Navy League of the United States will stage Navy Day on October 27 to focus on national defense. Acting Secretary Roosevelt’s letter to Robert K Kelley praising last year’s patriotic service and urging informed public attention underscores cooperation and the navy’s vital role in national security.

Washington Navy Department Navy League of the United States Isea Roosevelt Robert K. Kelley League Teague Mr. Kelley Navy State Department Department United States Theodore Roosevelt Kelley Army America Learve

Cotton seed station to grade U S cotton for English mills

The Greenville area station will ship a list of cotton varieties and grades to English spinners. Each base will mark the variety and grade, and mills will sort the cotton on arrival. Tests will determine which cottons meet foreign demand and may revolutionize American cotton production within years.

Greenville Fox Associated Press Federal Department of Agriculture America

Card of Thanks to Lear Taylor family

We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during our mother's sickness and death and for the beautiful floral offerings. Mr and Mrs Lear Taylor. Chinese children begin learning the alphabet at three years, at 1000 letters every three months. Chinese consume more garlic than any other nationality. Canada has more than 1000 farms.

Lear Taylor

Local social roundups from Topeka fair and area visits

The column lists numerous visitors and guests including Marjorie Lee Allan Kirby and families. It notes Mary Lee leaving for Manhattan Agricultural College, Roma Reeves starting school in Emporia, and several families visiting Keifer's Riverside and Topeka for the fair. Activities cover picnics, tea hours, and a September 10 school opening with Mrs Hill as teacher.

Marjorie Lee Allan Kirby Ax McClung Gladys Lester Lyons Robert Martin Lee Colman C. E. Daniels G. M. Kirby Miss Petz Lawrence Reeves Topeka Stapleton Keifer B. A. Springer Riverside Lawrence Thatcher George Bigsby Mother Denman Preston Yeoman Josephine Tonganoxie

Real estate transfers and large Canadian pulpwood raft

Real estate transfers show multiple property exchanges including Mary R Emery to Clyde G Coe and Martha Ulrich to Merrit Clough for 20850 dollars. Also listed are various parcels in zones and streets with names, sections, and owners. In nonreal estate notes, mentions include Moscow's huge department store, a massive raft of 7500 cords of Canadian pulpwood, Newfoundland fishing industry employment, and U S turpentine consumption.

Martha Ulrich Merrit Clough Joseph Schopper Chester Howard Nw& NW Effie J. Lobingier Belle Puckels Beg Drake Lot College S.W College St. W Baldwin Tillie E. Plume Sadie Wells Haskell Place Law John E Olson Plume Bile

Translation debate in Bible history at Newberry Library

Chicago readers see a centuries old clash over rendering the Bible into everyday English. The Newberry collection showcases early English Bibles from Wyclif to Tyndale and Coverdale, highlighting ongoing criticism and evolving language.

Chicago Associated Press E. J. Goodspeed University of Chicago Newberry Library Pierce Butler Newberry Wielff Wiclif Butler Goodspeech Wiliam Tyndale Myles Coverdale Leda Earl of Lecester Geneva Douai Giliad

Grain and livestock market wrap with mixed bids

Kansas City and Chicago market notes show pigs steady to weak at 6.46 to 7.35, wheat receipts 174 ears with prices slipping, corn and oats quoted with several bid and ask levels, hay steady, then New York Liberty bonds closed with prices around 98. to 99. U. S. government 4s near 99.

Kansas City Grain Kansas City Chicago Lord

Markets Report Chicago and Kansas City Hog and Cattle Prices

Chicago hog prices show 6,000 head mostly steady with cuts near 9.25 to 9.50 and weights ranging 87.75 for packing totals. cattle led by native beef steers up to 12.95 for top aged stock, yearlings at 12.75, best heifers 11.41, western steers 7.00 to 8.00 for grass and stockers 5.75 to 7.65. Kansas City hogs 2,000 head steady to higher with top around 8.60 and calves up to 10.00, killing steers uneven to 25 cents off, week’s best weights around 12.50 for top.

Chicago Kansas City

Labor conditions good in Kansas according to weekly report

Topeka Sept 12 Labor conditions in Kansas remain good the weekly labor report from John H Crawford head of the labor division shows 1281 unemployed last week with 208 referred to jobs and 1099 finding work. Hutchinson district led idle workers while Topeka Salina Wichita Kansas City Parsons and Emporia reported smaller counts. The British Research Station at Greenwich studies low-temperature carbonization of coal for smokeless fuel.

Topeka Allines Kansas Nage John H. Crawford The Industrial Court Hutchinson Salina Wichita Kansas City Parsons Emporia Greenwich

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