Newspaper Rights Notice and Postal Stamp 1920
In Lawrence Kansas on September 18 1920 a newspaper rights and republication notice appears. It states Associated Press dispatches credit and republication rights and postal service registration details with Post Office handling through 1920 9 18. The notice includes contact hours forissuing copies and a reference to Franklin P Icom representing a Marbridge Building Keator and Shad Bulanwin B.
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Cuca J
Bulanwin
Franklin P. Icom
Marbridge
Keator
Associated Press
The Canning Season of the Future
Poles drove the Bolsheviks to the north of the Dvina river. Congress bestowed on Pershing sword of honor and task of general.
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Dvina River
Congress
Pershing
Shonor
Lawrence Daily Journal 1894 Local Notes Clean up Donnelly stables street work
Twenty five years ago in Lawrence the new Donnelly Brothers stables walk on Winthrop street was completed. The express company lofted a fine horse that day and a horse on South Tennessee street was killed from heat. Streetcar tracks on Winthrop are being relaid as grading proceeds. A local woman seen on a chiavela near Mother Hubbard. About forty families moved to Lawrence this year seeking education for their children. Curbing around the Lawrence National Bank corner finished with 32 new sections. Marriage licenses issued for A L Stanton Harviet M Hadley and John Stadler to others from Eudora. Stadler celebrated golden wedding anniversary at Eudora. A gal company laid 2 feet of armor in Tou sand and 1000 in Pour new west—Winthro, in Kentucky. Uncle Joe Keeler torn down old handlng at Massachusetts and Warren for a two story brick building.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Donnelly Bros
Winthrop Street
Express Company
South Tennessee Street
Mitchell
Shorty
Hamill
Kansas University
Lawrence
Lawrence National Bank
Haseen
A. L. Stanton
Harviet M. Hadiey
Loth
Eudora
John Stadler
Sidents
Lexmnant Avenue
ourn!Vi
Fkoo
Aiane
Scripture and Public Affairs in an Ambitious Mixed Page
Excerpted religious text notes God will send rain and restore years while a modern editorial voice discusses Woodrow Wilson and a Kansas City street railway receivership over fares. It critiques public sentiment, court remedies, and the bomb plot in Wall Street as radical propaganda.
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Kansas City Street Railway Company
Athe
Autumn Signs of Fall in City Life and News
The piece reflects on autumn's arrival shown through household canning, schoolchildren, and shifting routines. It notes urban chatter about winter prep, market activity, and the season’s impact on sports pages and public life as tourists depart and finances feel the summer’s aftermath.
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Summmer
State Schools Fall Behind as Salaries Lags Briskly
Utah and other states lure Kansas educators with higher pay while living costs rise. The union head warns of beleaguered letters of protest as Kansas teachers seek better salaries. Critics blame the legislature for stinginess, saying Kansas schools deserve the best. Public funds seem wasted on political appointees instead of teachers.
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Kansas State
Kansas
Karsus
Michigan
Wisconsin
United States
Ansas
Peagle
Leavenworth
Birthdays Marking Notable Figures Across Years
Todays birthday list highlights Henry C. King of Oberlin now moderator of the Congressional Council in Hillsdale Michigan aged 41 years. Senator Gilbert Hitchcock of Nebraska, once a Democratic presidential candidate, born in Omaha 61 years ago. Peter Mc Gerry, Rhode Island senator, born in New York City 41 years ago tonight. John H. Clarke, Supreme Court justice, born in Lisbon Ohio 163 years ago. Rt Reverend Paul P Rhode, Catholic bishop of Green Bay born in Poland 49 years ago today.
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Henry C. King
Oberlin
Hillsdale
Mich
Iso
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Omaha
Toda
Peter M c Gerry
United States
Rhode Island
Paul P. Rhode
Green Bay, Wiz
Poland
Toy
Today’s anniversaries from 1827 to 1905 and notable deaths
A compact list of anniversary notes and historical events including John T. Trowbridge born near Ogden New York in 1827 and died in 1916, the Anti Corn Law League 1838 founding, 1867 Fenian activity in Manchester, Prussian HQ near Paris in 1870, Capitol cornerstone anniversary in 1898, Virginia born Jefferson Davis daughter Varina Davis death in Narragansett Pier 1898, British destroyer Cobra loss in 1901, and George MacDonald noted 1905.
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John T. Trowbridge
Ogden
N. Y
Arlington
Mass
Anti-Corn Law League
Manchester
Pagland
Fennans Mad‘ Coring’ Atttack
Meux
Paris
Capitol Building
Washington
Varnina Davis
Jefferson Davis
Nar-ragansett Pier
Richmond
Cobra
North Sea
George Macdonald
Boum
Creek
Paving push by property owners on Massachusetts street
Fifty years ago in Lawrence the Republican Daily Journal notes property owners on Massachusetts street between Winthrop and Henry streets plan to pave their section at their own expense. The move is praised as civic progress and expected to inspire others to act, potentially paving the streets either privately or by the city.
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Republican Daily Journal
Massachusetts Street
Winethrop
Henry
Market Summary Amid Mixed Commodity Prices
Readable fragments show varied quotes across wheat pork and other commodities. Prices listed include May and March futures with values around 1.024-8 for wheat and 205 for pork. Notes reference regional markets, deliveries, and trading activity through spring.
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Mar
Steii
Baker University opens sixtieth third year with large turnout
Baldwin Baldwin University began its sixty third year Wednesday morning under favorable conditions. President Lough led services for an audience of eight hundred plus as Dr Grant Bowen delivered a helpful address. New faculty include Dr Pyle in philosophy Miss Luce in Spanish and Coach Liston as athletic director. Enrollment expected to rise with many old students returning. reception followed in the M C A Y W C and Epworth League.
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Baker
Baker University
Samuel A. Lough
Grant
Bowen
Eincoci Bonevard Methodist Church
EK City
Missouri
Robi
Alma Jrater
Dr. Pyle
New York City
Dr. Slaght
Miss Luce
Boston
Eel Liston
Kansas
Smith
Tisten Hives
Weseran University
Middleton
Conn
Brown
Colgate
Amherst
Columbia
Thomas L. Harris
Harphe
Ruthy Lundgren
Elizabeth Bentley
St. Joseph
Anna
Iatare Wirt
Newton
Emporia Talofessor
Shephard
Bowen Hoover
Epworth League
Lough
Grant Robbins
Kansas City
Allison
Baldwin
Laker
Anl
Baldwin High School
Houston
Chacre
Mise Green Wiley
John = Wellborn
Gilbert
Ruth Lund
Ella Heath
Folof
Nellie Uh
Nancy Taylor
Anna Saville
Ethel Murray
Ida Snag
Liam Spears
Jane Sanders
le Hans
Burlington
Junction
Bisuri
Bug Roth
Wendall Dean
Kemper Military School
Agnes Baird
Charles Beoks
Tri-Delta
Reamiuin
Urs
Charles Beeks
Marvin
D. Geere
Mere
Homer K. Ebright
Lawrence
John Bell
Dassa Beard
M. Fiev
Fred Bailey
Fragmentary health tip note from OCR fragment
A garbled OCR fragment suggests advice about safe drinking water and contact cues but lacks clear context or coherent meaning. It mentions serated distilled water, a phone reference, and names that appear misspelled, yielding no identifiable event or source.
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Me- Nish
Clergy Moves and Local Notes From New England Area
Reverend Lee of First Baptist N Lawrence plans to move to Virginia next week and will be hosted at a reception Monday night. Mr Ashley finishes studies and will attend Boston this winter. Baker and Decker report warm weather returning to market areas with little change in conditions. Clothiers' meeting at Troy Chiesa next week will attend the Neti Bitail Clothiers' association session. Local weather and rural water updates noted in brief.
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Lee
Virginia
FT. PB. Lee
First Baptist Church
N. Lawrence
Charles E. Decker
Wyer
Returneisterday
Te Clothiers
I. Ques
Troy Chiesa
Neti Bitail Clothiers’ Association
Franklin School Plans Exhibit at Woodland Park Fair
Franklin School District No. 16 moves to stage an exhibit at the Douglas Pie Fair in Woodland Park from September 28 to October 1. County Superintendent O J Jane received word from Miss Ford the teacher. Mr. Lane expects six or more school displays. Elks to Entertain Lindley at the next meeting. Fountain Ten that writes well and won’t leak available at Tankin's Drug Store. Chiropractors Welch & Welch advertise at 927 Blass.
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Franklin
Woodland Park
O. J. Jane
Miss Ford
Lane
Tankin
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Cree
Dr. Orelup
Dick Bldg
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Meer
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ELIER
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Tansas
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Mitch Murphy
Peebio
Colorado
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Powell
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Kathleen Neal
Phyllis Reifel
Alpha Chi Omega House
Alpha Chi
Delta
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Neal
Holmes Ani
Rocky Ford
Holmes
Balbvin Bey Anid
Gusiann
Mr. Ashley
Will
Serenades
Delta Tau
Hell
Mount Hane
McNish
Elks
Lindley _ The Elks
Chanecher E. H. Lindley
the Uni
SG Chiropractors
Drs
Welch & Welch
Blass
Carter Tire and Battery CO
Goodrich
Willard
Carter Tire and Battery Service
Chaiy Shine Parlor
Nellas Hat Works
McCall & Riley Co., Inc
Broad St
Walnut St
Philadelphia
Shimmons Bros
Kansas Electric Utilities CO
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