Prime Douglas County Farm Near Lawrence Offered For Sale
Eldridge House Corner Lawrence Kansas advertises buying selling real estate and loans. One of Douglas County’s finest improved farms lies one and a half miles from Post Officer and under two miles from State University. 22 acres with brick house sixteen rooms three large orchards water via Kansas River three springs windmill barn etc. Near Kansas City and Leavenworth four miles from both. Improvements solid and substantial. Possible part payment option.
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Douglas County
Lawarxer
Kansas
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Rare six acre Lawrence home offered by estate
An attractive modern brick two story home with ten rooms, bath, hot and cold water, furnace heat, cellar, and a carriage house sits on six acres just south of Lawrence. Grounds feature lawn, evergreens, fruit trees and an orchard. Offered at a low price due to estate settlement. Real estate agents Gleason & Whitman invite inquiries for city or farm property and promise prompt replies and references.
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Lawrence
Post
Gleason & Whitman
Roundabout Commentary Reflects on Politics and Local Life
A rambling Douglas County column critiques the Republican ring, praises Democrats for polling reform, and notes national views under President Cleveland. It laments university newspaper funding, mocks tobacco debates among Baptists, and recalls a Lawrence social event tied to the Mikado performance and local horticultural meetings.
Douglas County Horticultural Society Meets at University Hall
The Douglas County Horticultural Society gathered last Saturday at University Hall with about twenty five members attending and sharing a prepared dinner. Chancellor Lippenenit and Prof. Snow attended, and discussions covered fruit trees and orchard issues. B A Colman urged careful fertilization for tree health while N P Deming warned Grimes apples may die out, suggesting propagation to preserve them. Prof. Snow linked tree losses to seasonal temperature. Deming noted peach binds swelling and risk, while Secretary Smith observed larger strawberry plants this year. E A Colman led a long critique on raspberries, claiming past predictions proved right and citing two years growth canes. The meeting featured a song by Miss Minale Walters and remarks from ex-Secretary Reynolds before President Dr. Wm Evatt concluded the session.
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Douglas County Horticultural Society
University Hall
Chancellor Lippenenit
Prof. Snow
Eatin
Mare
Grove
B.A. Colman
Mr. Ayers
BP. Deming
Grimes
Snow
N. PL Deming
Smith
Prescott Underwood
E. A. Colman
Mies Minale Walters
Reynolds
Dr. Wm
Evatt Aang
Willowopse Willow Copse revival at Bowersock's Opera House
Willowopse presents the Willow Copse at Bowersock's Opera House on December 1 with veteran actor Couldock. Philadelphia Telegraph hails it as strong and entertaining, while Philadelphia News lauds the leading and supporting cast for vivid performances, including a powerful fourth act scene.
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Bowersock’s
Opera House
Couldock
Philadelphia ‘Telegraph
Willow Copse
Philadelphia News
Couldovk
Iseit Tett
Weidemann Toy Stock Slashed Before Holiday Sale
GazetTe reporter visits Win Weidemann’s shop and sees four large piles of toys just received for the holidays. Weidemann plans to quit the toy business after this season and sell all stock at unheard of prices. The store features wagons, velocipedes, hobby horses, dolls, plays, trunks, drums, and a vast assortment of fine wax, bisque and china dolls. The collection promises a big rush as buyers seek bargains before stock is gone.
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the GazetTe
Wis Urawa
Win
Weidemann
Weideman
Eghatk
Dole
Tax Initiation Reveals County and City Tax Split
County Clerk White outlines taxes on the 188 assessment showing the city bears about half of total county burden while school tax remains the largest. The report lists county general fund, interest fund, sinking fund, district taxes, sidewalks costs totaling 530.40 in the city and 9 in Eudora, delinquent road tax 748.20, and a 49 surveyor tax on certain parcels.
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White
Eudora
Bargains at Boston Department Store in McCullough’s block
Save money by visiting the Boston Department Store in McCullough’s block and browse an immense stock of useful and ornamental goods priced at 99 cents. Items would cost four times as much elsewhere and are described as first class, not auction sale articles, promising strong bargains in Lawrence.
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McCullough
Holiday Ptt
Lawrence
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