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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1921
Page
2
The court held the statute aimed to keep association funds together and business conduct within the association. If reports were neglected, responsibility fell on officers rather than the society, and suits should target officers after reviewing petitions and evidence. Six statutory grounds existed, but the petition and evidence touched only on report failures and fraudulent business conduct.
The Journal World invites staff and country correspondents to a Friday afternoon picnic at Woodland park grounds to review the fair, share a supper at 5, and enjoy family groups or cafeteria style service with lemonade ice cream and coffee provided. Last year’s turnout reached fifty to sixty attendees and is expected to grow.
Real estate transfers list multiple buyers and sums including William F. Reinisch to I Fun nie Lymn for Lot st in Block 25 Sinclair Add Law and others. Interspersed are stray notes on marriage honey rituals in Rhodes Island, Philip Snowden withdrawal, typhoid diet, serum therapeutics, and local ads including coal and a tailor.
The Lawrence scene shows rain clearing, business districts closing for a municipal holiday, and a flood of civic events. Rotary and Kiwanis luncheons move to fairgrounds, the county fair’s rain insurance paid, Eddie Scott returns from injury, and Kissing Time announced for October 6 at Woodland Park with Shubert traction. The Journal World hosts a county fair day picnic and CPA meeting at the Chamber of Commerce.
An old promotional piece highlights three life stages for women the girl to woman transition motherhood and change of life. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a reliable natural restorative said to address ailments linked to these periods noting nearly fifty years of success and respect for the product among women.
Birmingham announces a five day celebration from October 24 to 29 marking the citys fiftieth anniversary with an exposition and historical pageant tracing its growth from a 1871 first house to a near 200000 population today.
Constantinople reports a Russian devised plan to arrange marriages between Russian princes and wealthy American women. The aim is to provide for penniless refugees living on charity in the United States and elsewhere, creating a livelihood through marital alliances.
Dr Adams, specialist rheumatism and varicose ulcers, offers serum therapeutics at 31 Mass. Also promotes Rankins Drug Store hot water bottles, Kaw Valley Creamery at 6th and Miss for cream purchases, with 831 Mass phone 391 for inquiries.
Four Kansas boys will judge stock at the International Club Judging contest to be held in Atlanta, Georgia, during the Southeastern Fair October 19 to 21. Teams from across the states and territories are eligible, with entrants from Guam and Hawaii already listed. The Wichita Wheat Show winner trains the Kansas team for Atlanta, and prizes include a trip to the English Royal for the winning team and top individual, plus rewards for the county agent and state club lead. Shawnee County’s Topeka Free Fair champions won earlier, while Hutchinson State Fair winners will be known after September 26. Missouri Lump Coal sells for $8 a ton.
Coffeyville Milling Co warns against reducing wheat acreage for next season noting tight supply and steady demand. It argues current world conditions support selling the next crop at satisfactory prices, and cites Russia's reduced role as supporting U.S. wheat prices despite recent lower levels. The letter targets farmers across southeast Kansas, southwest Missouri, and northeast Oklahoma.
Wichita reports plans for a Kansas billiard association to cooperate with police to close disreputable pool halls. Oscar Helmes says the group will attract hall proprietors and enthusiasts to keep billiards on a clean moral level as prohibition boosts popularity. The state body will join the national association formed in Detroit on July 25.
A fragment notes that cooking is underway now and will be completed properly soon with emphasis on precise timing and quality results. No additional context or details are provided in the readable text.
A livestock census outlines changes in horse, cattle, hog, sheep, and goat populations across states. It notes a general rise in mules and goats, with horses declining due to urban carriage and race horse concentration, while Iowa leads hogs and Wisconsin tops dairy cows among large producers.
The University of 1917 graduate Chester M Patterson, long based in Hast land Texas, traveled to Panama early this month to marry a Spanish girl. The bride's name is not known at the alumni office.
At the alumni office this morning word came that BE G Young class of 1914 has been appointed to a professorship of railway engineering at the Communications University in Shanghai China. Young previously was affiliated with the Tangshang Engineering College.
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