Fine Douglas County farm near Lawrence with ample improvements
A large 230 acre improved farm joins Lawrence city limits in Douglas County. The brick 16 room house sits on a well fenced parcel with barns, outbuildings, tenant house, three orchards and water supplied by the Kansas River three wells and springs. Windmill, abundant timber, cultivated land, and stock facilities. Four miles from Kansas City and near Leavenworth. city property may be taken in part payment.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Postorrics
State University
Kansas
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Beautiful six acre residence near Lawrence city limits
Rare chance to obtain a beautiful home in Lawrence. Six acre tract lies south of and adjoining the city, about a mile and a quarter from the post office. Modern brick two story house with ten rooms, bath, pantry, closets, splendid basement, hot and cold water, furnace heating. Brick stable, carriage house. Grounds with blue grass lawn, evergreens, shade trees, good fruit orchard. One of the most attractive residences in the state, offered at a low price due to estate settlement. Proximity to city and State University adds desirability. For full particulars, terms contact Real Estate Agents, Lawrence, Kansas. Parties seeking city or farm property will find best available. Letters answered promptly with references.
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City of
Lawrence
State University
Democrats in Douglas County Nominate County Officers
The Douglas county Democratic convention at the court house elected J. E. Riggs as chair and approved resolutions denouncing Republican methods and the National Bank of Lawrence. Nominations followed for county offices, with H. L. Moore for County Treasurer, Horton for Register of Deeds, J. H. Giathart as Sheriff, J. E. Riggs for County Clerk, and A. W. Barnes as Coroner among others. Delegates named a central committee for the next year and adjourned, praising the harmonized, strong ticket.
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Douglas County
Court House
Welock
Gardner
Joseph E. Riggs
W. H. Beatty
E. D.thompson
James Birmingham
Thos. J. Sweeney
Jacob McGee
J. A. Montgomery
John Kelly
Thomas Petetizh
Bb. J. Horton
Sidney Clarke
W. W. Williams
Major Elwell
Thomas Ramsey
J. S. Emery
G.S. Hicks
Dr. Deming
J. E. Riggs
W. H., Beatty
BE. D.thompson
Committee
Clarke
Committee On Resolutions
Cleveland
National Bank of
Lawrence
Economg
Ulyases S.grant
H.L. Moore
J. C. Watts
Emory
K. J. Horton
Henry C. C. Moody
Register of Deeds
Moody
Horton
Major Horton
J. H. Giathart
J.C. Watts
Ape. W. ©. Barnes
Wes
Sidney Clark
A. G. Abdalel
Holland Wheeler
Palmyra
Waukarusa
Eudora
John Walton
Central Committee
Daniel Ulrich
Thomas Rayson
J. C
Douglass County
Democratic Ticket Praised by Prominent Citizens
Gazette reporter surveys business leaders opinions on county officers nominated by the Democratic convention. Most applaud the ticket as strong and electable, with many calling it the best or strongest lineup. A few temper remarks emphasize broad support and confidence in success.
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K. Murray
J.D. Smith
Herman Huse
JW. Monk
Dog Watch and the snake killers from the marsh
A narrative notes a dog named Watch famed for snake killing. Whenever bitten he retreated to a mud marsh and remain about a day to expel poison, a practice likened to a mud bath before swelling, then ceased after removing harmful snakes.
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P.S
Topeka reunion opens with camp setup and ceremonies
At Camp Grau Yoreka on September 29 the Topeka reunion begins with six thousand on the grounds and twenty one companies in camp. Governor Martin and staff attend while Major General Carroll leads the National Guard. Festivities include a formal review, receptions, and an afternoon program with music, prayers, speeches, songs, and recitations from notable Kansas figures and veterans.
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Camp Grau
Yoreka
Martin
A. L. Campbell
Thomas M. Carroll
Paola
Stgif
Roberts
Fuller
McCarthy
Dixon
Questa
Grand Army
Carroll
Archive of the
Cumberland and Ohio
I’. J. Ander
Clay Center
Buckner
O. W. Fox
Jac. A. Martin
M. Stewart
Grand Army of Theepublic
Kangus
Columbia
Comrade Hinton
Migs Ms. Anderson
Manhattan
Missouri
Quartette
Warrensburg
Grand Army of the Republic
S. 8
Burdett
Washington
C. F.reon
United States
Neb
Modoc Club
Louisville
Eugene F. Ware
T. B. Gerow
Lotus Quartette
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