Local Notes Share Community Plans and Events
The column lists gatherings, family news, and small town updates across Kaw Valley and surrounding areas. It mentions a new residence being built by Marland, notes a serious illness in a neighbor, a wedding expected soon in the neighborhood, and various visits, school starts, and farm activities with names of residents and places throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marland
Kaw Valley
Joseph
Allen
Denver
Pouth “Dlamaul
Borhood
Henry
Bel & ‘Hagenbuch
Local Notes From Lapeer And Nearby Towns
Last week Mrs. Benjamin and party traveled toward the cemetery to erect a monument for Uncle Thomas Secrest. Lane University is cited. Dr Ponpeny slated for talk on the 23rd. Mrs H V Thompson welcomed a daughter born on the 23rd. Mrs John South and Miss Ling Maichot visited Edgerton. Several locals attend the Banens City fair as politics heat up. Willis completes painting of the church near Mart Metsker. Platte presided at the Overbrook Sunday school convention. The grangers prepare the first drama at Overbrook Friday under T K Harding. Mrs George Shaw and Miss Vera Dodder named delegates to the state convention at Vopeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayson
Armstrong
John Adersary
Thomias -Raysonett
McMahan
Sears
Benjamin
Thomas Secrest
Lane University
Lapeer
Bilas Dodder
Michigan
Ada ‘Akers
Globe
Hicks
Banens
Ponpeny
Abd
H.v.thompson
John South
Mise ‘Ling Maichot
Edgerton
JE. Platte
Overbrook
Grangers
T. ‘K. Harding
Epworth Lerigie
McQuary
Clinton
George. Shaw
Vera. Dodder
Vopeka
Local News From Keavenworth County
The Sunday shower cooled grounds while Mr. Dreisbach received a new car road of immn ver Saturday. Rev. Samuel Kelsoll returned from England Tuesday and George Conrad came back from Peters burg Kansas last week. William Kahn reports a record sorghum yield this year. J Phenivie’s house shows five carpenters at work. Children suffer from catarrh as adults. Souls Catarrh Cure is praised. Dr Bull’s Baby Syrup touted as a domestic reform. laudanum to babies is discouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dreisbach
Lmnver
Samuel Kelsoll
England
George Conrad
Petersburg
Kansay
Willian Kahn
J. Phenivie
Nout
Farmer's Wife Finds Best Bargains at White Front
The Farmer's wife travels from afar to Lawrence to trade at the White Front store. Bean mix and Woolward headquarter window glass available. Largest assortment and low prices at the bottom. Bioline wagon runs near A Pain's, Agent, 084 Masa Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Front
Lawrence
Woolward
Bioline
Ab A. Pain’s
Masa. Street
Special Offering at Bethe and Children’s Cloaks
A Lawrence shop advertises a special sale offering children’s cloaks at ten percent less than any other merchant in town. The notice invites customers to try the store for low prices and claims to beat competing offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethe
Lawrence
The Best Prints and Fabrics Now at Low Prices
The advertisement lists prices for prints at 5c and 6c, ginghams at 5c 8c and 16c, cotton flannels at 6c 8c and 10c, ticking at 10c 12 4c 15c and 20c, Corsets 50c and 1.00, Kid Gloves 1.00 and 1.50, Merino Hose 20c 25c 30c and 50c, underwear 25c 75c and 1.00, flannels 15c 25c 35c and 50c, blankets from 75c, comforts 75c to 1.50 and up. Fall stock of dry goods carpets cloaks now complete. low prices expected to please. Lawrence storefront invites customers to come see the deals.
McIntire Ad Obliges With Low Linseed Oil Prices
L C McIntire of 619 Mass Street Lawrence advertises bed rock pricing on genuine Linseed Oil non trust. The copy touts Woodward acting as every description and claims the lowest prices known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. McIntire
Mass
Lawrence
Woodward
Wall Street News Urges Boycott of Gould Securities
The Wall Street News editorial calls on the New York Stock Exchange to drop Gould trade mark securities to curb alleged abuse of corporate power. It cites Missouri Pacific dividends and warns against speculative manipulation, noting public disgust at such tactics amid fears of market disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street News
New York
The
New York Stock Exchange
Gould Trade Mail
Missouri Pacific
Wall Street
Gould
Dem nominees and tragic accidents in scattered reports
Collected items note Luther M. Goddard chosen for chief justice by Missouri Democrats. A Missouri convict is reprieved to November 26. A Teutonic speed record voyage beats prior times. A tugboat catastrophe near Michigan sinks with all hands. Executions occur in Gatesville Texas. A Nebraska justice candidate declines. Local papers shift in Harper, Kansas. Germсny wheat yields rise. Shanghai dispatch warns of Sunanese troops. A train shooting occurs on the Cincinnati road near Peebles.
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Aten G. Thurman
Columbus
Colorado
Luther M. Goddard
Leadville
Gay. Francis
Missouri
John Harbin
Poplar Blutts
Teutonic
New York
Queenstown
Bertha Endress
Mumaise
Mich
Ed Powell
Jim Leeper
Gatesville
Tex
Mathias J. I. Broads
Nebraska Democrats
Supreme Court
Bulletin
Alliance
Harper
Mkas
Harper County Enterprise
Anthony
Ihis
Mendelssohns
Redding & Alturas Express
Stillewater
Redding
Cal
Franc
James Jarvis
Fional
Anguata
Carthage
Charles A. Pope
Valparaso
Chili
Marion Denvilla
Wisconsin
Germany
London Times
Shanghai
Cincinnati, Portsmouth & Virginia Road
Peebles
Colley
John Finn
Rai
Bound Brook
Neshaminy Falls
Linghorne
McLeod
Cir Reading
Philadelphia
Market Reports Grain and Provisions in Kansas City and New York
Grain and provisions markets show unsettled prices and mixed activity. Wheat and corn advance in Kansas City while New York reports firm oats and steady to higher hogs and beef futures, with detailed bid offers, receipts and prices across commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soc
St, Louis
J Carrer
CuldaGg
Feour
Steadly
Fanny Elgin
Mesa
Hull Andlower
New York
Ellevater
Grattle
Local College Advertises Expansion and Odd Wedding Tale
The piece reports a college purchase by Atchison Business College proprietors and notes improved facilities, intercollegiate correspondence, and catalog offers. It then recounts a society wedding with a humorous hotel misadventure and ends with varied brief items from ships and trains and oddities.
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Toledo
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