Dependent Classes To Be Placed Under Medical Control
Dr. Woods Hutchinson urges medical men to lead and govern dependent and criminal classes. In a New York University of Michigan alumni talk he argues physicians should prevent unfit citizens and form a closed alliance with health and welfare, entering politics at state and national levels.
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Woods Hutchinson
University of Michigan
New York
Hutchinson
New York World
Hutchinaon
Congress
Lawrence awakens to demand fair electric franchise
The Ottawa Herald notes the electric line dispute hinges on Lawrence settling back to sleep or staying awake. The town refuses to be held up and insists on a fair franchise, which it intends to obtain.
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Ottawa Herald
Lawrence
Fine Window Display at Dick Bros Pen Store
An attractive fountain pen display is being prepared at Dick Bros. store where most fountain pen items are available. A large fountain pen sale has begun. We offer ready service for your papering needs with stock at right prices and prompt workers. Home Book Co. See Stevenson in Wall Paper before choosing.
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Dick Bros
Home Book Co
Local Social Notes Include Ill News and Visits
Mrs O D Thomas received a telegram Friday saying her father was very sick. Mrs Frank Miller and Mrs Beaty Armstrong attended the Valley Chapel quarterly meeting. Mr and Mrs Will Slusser visited Mrs Albach Sunday. Mrs Louis Flinner of Jarbals and Mrs Harry Shirk of Tonganoxie spent days with sister Mrs A M Bears. Mrs A Schellhorn returned home from Kansas City Tuesday. Sam Beach not as well as last week. Mr and Mrs Clarence Slusser visited Mr R Ridley and family Sunday. Geo Coffman makes improvements this year reshingling his house and adding porches.
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O. D. Thomas
Frank Miller
Beaty Armstrong
Valley ‘Chapel
Will Slusser
Albach
Louis Flinner
Jarbals
Harry Shirk
Tonganoxie
A. M. Bears
A. Schellhorn
Kansas City
Sam Beach
Clarence Slusser
R. Ridley
Geo. Coffman
Tax Law Changes Not Conflicting With Last Year
The 1909 legislature issued pamphlets on new tax laws causing speculation on assessment methods. Changes mainly affect county assessors and clerks. real estate valuation is carried over from last year. Notices to real estate owners begin next year, a beneficial shift. Also included are local real estate ads and a note that Rev. John T. Bergen will preach at the Presbyterian church next Sunday.
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Court House
Board of Equalization
April Fools Day Fun Across Town Schools Turn Tiny Tricks
Today was April First, All Fools Day, with widespread silliness in town. Children led the pranks with candy, pepper surprises, pockets and strings while adults recall their own youth. Some practical jokes caused mild mischief as collectors visited, and the day ended with forecasts that the joke would fade by tomorrow.
Criss Cross Relay Planned Between Topeka and Kansas City
Lawrence hosts a meeting deciding a criss cross relay race between Topeka and Kansas City to carry a message and cover 27 miles each direction. About 250 boys will participate with Topeka and Kansas City supplying roughly 100 each and Lawrence boys joining the rest. The May event will have a yet to be set date with organizers AD Sandburn RK Ibuyn etc noting roles for the local associations.
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Topeka
AD. Sandburn
Lawrence
W. B. Dye
Topeka Association
J. L. Montgomery
Health Officer Reports March Conditions in Lawrence
From Health Officer Dr J A dtudolphy city health officer summarizes March in Lawrence. He notes fewer hygenic gains than prior months with 90 mumps cases and an eye disease termed pink eye appearing in many. In nearby Edoura 120 cases of weds ies and school shutdowns, two smallpox and four enteric illnesses quarantined. Pneumonia remains prevalent among youths with fever and light cases reported in Boughton’s 1025 Mass St. Journal Want.
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J. A. Dtudolphy
Lawrence
Eudura
Fueumunia
Young and Boughton
PURELY PERSONAL George Crum and many Kansans travel
Purely personal notices list George Crum leaving for Chanute and many townsfolk, including Mary Foley, Otto Fischer, Alfred Lawrence, Mrs. Hull, Miss Kate Miller, Martha Cowgill, J D Allen, Ida Parsons, and others traveling to Kansas City or visiting relatives. Several ill or recovering individuals are noted, with mentions of trips to Chicago, Topeka, Baldwin, Clearfield, and Garnett.
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George Crum
Chanute
W. Laming
Kansas City
Mary Foley
Kansan City
Otto Fischer
Chicago
Alfred Lawrence
W. J. Hull
Kate Miller
Martha Cowgill
Baldwin
J. D. Allen
Clearfield
Kansas
Ida Parsons
Kate Hart
Irma Singleton
Nate Eddy
Arthur Mills
Topeka
Timothy Ladd Smith
Western Kansas
Meairs
Salina
W. E. Pennington
Harry Perkins
Garnett
H. R. Robinson
G. W. Berry
Arlo ‘Taft
Hanover
Kans
Rudolph
Lora Baker
Leavenworth
Mary Sheldon
Texas
Margaret
Frances Sheldon
C. T. Rockland
Connecticut Street
Tadianapolis
Ind
Joliet
Hester Philips
Leda Fulton
Baker University
Erma
Clara Rudolph
Sloan
Indiana
T. N. Grahan
Tonganoxie
J. S. Albro
Frank B. Potter
Vineland
N. J
Matt Potter
R. Evans
Richland
Belle Snyker
Coffeyville
Lawrence
A Good Member B U Bond Re elected in Second Ward
B U Bond is praised as an invaluable second ward councilman with a record of timely work and business acumen. He is expected to be re elected, alongside Hazen who will serve another year, as Lawrence benefits from experienced public service.
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B. U. Bond
E. U. Bond
Bond
Hazen
Lawrence
Hopeful talk on interurban line to Topeka by Leslie M Shaw
Kansas City papers report Leslie M Shaw former Iowa governor and ex treasury secretary says the planned interurban line to Topeka will be built with foreign capitalists eager to invest. Shaw heads the construction company and notes shifts in headquarters do not affect the project.
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Leslie M. Shaw
Kansas City
Leslie Um Shaw
Iowa
Treasury
Topeka
Mr. Shaw
New York
Philadelphia
Shaw
Son
Base Ball Tomorrow at McCook Field
The University baseball team will open the season with a tryout against Haskell tomorrow at 4 p.m. on McCook field. Kansas fields Burdick, Locke, Heizer, Harlan, and Lobaugh as pitchers. Rockefeller and Huff catch. Yuteh Walker at first. Gibbs and Harvey at second. Palmer and Haller at short. Blacker and Fisher at third. outfielders Lovett, Wood, Riling, and Carlson.
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Haskell
Eason
McCook Field
Burdick
Locke
Heizer
Harlan
Lobaugh
Kansas
Rockefeller
Huff
Yuteh
Walker
Geo. Gibbs
Pat Harvey
Tom Palmer
Haller
Shert
Mike’ Blacker
Charley Fisher
Lovett
Wood
Riling
Carlson
Unsettled Weather And Local Notes In Brief
A clipped weather note reports a light sprinkle this morning with a playful forecast of deteriorating conditions. The column mentions upcoming events including a lecture by Prof Hodder on Constructive American Politics at the Unitarian church and various local ads for ice cream flavors, supplies, and a transfer company offering packing services.
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Hodder
Unitarian Church
Pride Will Take a Fall in Wall Papers and Decorations
We have many fall bundles in rapidly and now offer a full wall paper department with quality colorings and designs. Also goods offered at low prices, including last year’s stock at greatly reduced rates, making a very attractive note.
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Jon
Thi
Today Begins Our Easter Sale of Dress Goods
Easter sale highlights dress fabrics priced to attract shoppers. Satin faced dress goods at 1.00, Mohair Brilliantines 0.65 to 1.50, Tussah Royal worsted 1.75, plus Wash Dress Goods and new patterns. April sale prices on bleached muslin and sheeting, four quarter unbleached muslin at 5 or 6 4 cents.
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Tussah Royal
Lonsdale
Recent Arrivals in the Suit Room Tailored Wool Suits
Tailored wool suits priced from 12.50 to 25.00 with three piece sets and princess dresses in wool materials. Wool sweaters in white red and gray offered at 2.50. Tailored shirt waists in linen mercerized and striped shirtings priced from 1.25 to 2.00 and up.
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Antion Messaline
An Old Kansas Recalls Other Days
A letter from A R Greene to Jobo St Gilmore recalls old Kansas days, friendships, and changes since leaving Fredonia. Greene laments distance and time, notes aging legislators, newspaper figures, and the drift of life, while expressing longing to return and preserve Kansas history through a future editorial venture. He hints at his son’s success as a Portland columnist and ends with a cordial farewell.
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Kansas
Department of Interior
Platt National Bak
Sulphur
Ukla
Jobo St. Gilmore
Fredonia
Ligalls
Gevat M
Oregon
Idaho
Oklahoma
Yourself
Allen White
Bent Murdock
Ridlle
Capper
Howe
Finch
Braily
Huch
Wasser
Yor
McElroy
Moody
Downing
Keizer
Geo
Martin
Dan Anthony Jr
Web Wilder
Col. Anthony
Hudson
Prentiss
Baker
Marsh Murdock
Lorlingeme
West
Congress
John
Wilder
Topeka
Portland
Oregonian
A. R. Greene
Wilson County
March 1909 Weather Summary at Lawrence Kansas
University of Kansas report notes 1909 March near average for temperature with mean 53 degrees and highs of 76 degrees on the 23rd. Rainfall below normal, snowfall 4.05 inches, wind run 9762 miles. Mean cloudiness 45 3 percent. several measurable rainfall days. barometer around 29.05 inches. humidity generally high with values from 30 to 68 percent.
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University of Kansas At
Lawrence
F. T. Snow
H. P. Cady
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Courtney
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Mena
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