Local notices list moves and appointments in Overbrook and nearby townships
Residents moving to Overbrook include Browne of Albuquerque and Mrs OE Bas i Culloughs wife plus Miss Sharer of the city. Wheeler of Clinton Township and JoH Cangeld admitted to practice in Kansas court. Werner of Eudora seeks a middle aged caretaker. Manley and wife of Overbrook travel to England for two months. Mayor James Murry reelected. Baldwin City city viewer appointments include Cummings Kennedy and Steele. Finder asked for cery hand and taxpaying residents of Kanwaka.
Local Stores Promote Low Prices To Boost Deals
Four stores in the state advertise immense purchasing power and very low prices. The message invites customers to visit and compare quantities and discounts across locations.
Renewed trial in Wyandotte county damage suit
Readable fragments describe a renewed trial in Wyandotte county related to a damage suit involving Mrs. Jas. Gallagher living northeast of Lawrence against the U P railway. Nearby notes mention a 10 acre hilltop place, injuries to Moses Gint, and social notices about local residents visiting or traveling, with a few names and dates scattered through the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandotte County
Jas.’ Gallagher
Lawrence
U.P Railway
Savas
Road of New Wash Ends in Odd Car Scene
A fragmented report describes a car incident on a road of new wash. Thejumbled text mentions an event near Douglas and references driving and names, creating a brief, unclear local item.
Birthday party and weddings in Eudora and Lawrence
A pleasant Wednesday gathering at S Steinberg's residence honored Mrs Steinberg's birthday with a large group of friends and relatives. The Zollner Sommers wedding occurred April 14 in Tindeera Kansas, with reception at the bride's home before a Kansas City departure. A Knoxville visitor faced arrest for theft accusations but was liberated by a mob, and Richard Short and Jessie McBride wed at 726 Mississippi Street with a large ceremony and notable attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan
Nebeaske
Seiler
Pittman
Nebraska City
Marshall B
Elau
Lear
Mr. S. Steinberg
Messrs
Mesdames
J! H. Cohn
Drukker
al- Deichmann
Deichmann
M Summerfield
Seymour Heyman
L. Heyman
Louis
Colin
Wise
Jacob House
Sol
Marks
Misses Bello
Lillis Drukker
Irma Levy
Frances
Zollner Sommers
Tindeera
Kansas
Geo. Zollner
Kansas City
Thuttin Sommers
Zollner
Eudora News
Richard H. Short
Jessie Mabel McBride
Richard Gordley
Mississippi Street
Short
Carrie
Lottie
Col
B. J. Moore
McFarland
Nellie Carroll
Minnie Campbell
Hattie
Lillie Popenoe
Cora McFarland
Messia
EB. Deames
A.C. Kunkle
C. Shgaret
Lawrence
University
Blue Rapids
Kan
Louisiana
Printer's Ink Educates Advertisers and Publishers Alike
A discussion praises Geo. P. Rowell & Co. for printing Printer's Ink a weekly educational journal for advertisers and publishers. It highlights 82 pages on heavy stock, priced at two dollars yearly, with ads costing 50 cents per line and 2100 per page, and urges merchants to read to improve ad results and publisher relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evim
Geo. P. Rowell, & Co
New York City
Edurators
Auen
Messrs
Geo. P. Rowell & Co
Tuk
Horses At Palmyra Fair Impress Crowds In Park Display
The Baldwin Ledger reports Palmyra township and Douglas county hosted a park fair with nine horses on display. An English Shire owned by Geo Stewart and several Norman and English drafts, Morgan, and trotting horses were shown. Road conditions kept some exhibitors away, but attendees praised the display of horse flesh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Douglas County
Geo. Stuart
Joseph Pittman
Walker Baldwin
R. A. Feers
F. Cole
John Black
Morgan
W. C. Sisson
L. Snyder
J. W. Games
Roe
Dock Sutton
Cy Bradford
Baldwin Ledger
Market Prices in Fragmented Retail Notice
A fragmented listing shows prices for underwear at 25v and 1c for half hose, fine black dress goods at 25e and 50e, table linens 2e 50e, Nankins at 3 25 amu, witwels 10e, toweling 1/2d, white goods 50. Prices reflect a general market notice with several items and unclear merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau Anil
New Departure for Sale by Leonard’s Leader Denizens
Fragmentary notice lists a smoke product called Leonard's Leader with a New Departure branding in the city. The brief text suggests a sale by unknown deniers or dealers and references a West Be cgur location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Cgur
Iar Deniers
Holiday to See His Uncle Ends With Confusion
A local tale from Illinois recounts a hanging planned for a county seat aunt and uncle with a boy named Bill reluctant to witness. The family debates if the execution should be witnessed by a child and who qualifies as kin. The story ends with the old man departing at 6 o clock and Bill's tracks fading on the frosted road. Memorial services will be held at the station church Sunday with Rev. John 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miinois
Bill
Jim
Dan
York Suns
John
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Near Clear
Paper Mail
Browne
Albuquerque
Nis
Tipg Bér
OE. Bas
Overbrook
Wheeler
Clinton
Falentine
Werner
Eudora
Wotan
Pri Iday
Joplin
Gton
Nanninga
Sates Geuter
edeil _ Rey
Schuman
Tutile
Tsu
Dudge
Thacher Twitaime Ay Big
Ara
Reshaw
Baldwin City
Jamesurray
Ia Ke
Dra Steele
Cummings
George Kennedy
Swadley Road
Kanwaka
Cery
Hand
Bey
Tage
the Board of
Cclinton Township
Mass
Ust
Lawrence, ‘Ks
Douglas
Cheney “Bros. China
Union Challies
Arnold
Lizzie Chitwood
Knoxville
Freighbors
Tennessee
White Front
Jafferson County
London
Raymond's
Sam’l W. Ellis
Central’ Hotel
Woodward
Idry
Brussels
L. O. McIntire
Express
Crains & Urbansky
Boston Square Dealing Clothiers
N. B
Montiel
Keno Township
THE
Cash Grocery
Meierhoffer & Wilder
St. Lawrence, Kansas
Eli Ulich
Lillia L. Ellis
Pleasant Grove
Geo. Hollingberry
Wanamaker
Philadelphia
United States
A. J. Griffin
Jones
Paris
Raymond's Drug Store
AL Warren
Alent
Easton
Ut & Restaurant
Willow Springs
Raymond
Alex Hartman
Kanwake
Ectmty Jnil
Ix Impyo
Anna Frederickson
Denver
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