State acts on tuberculin tests for Lawrence dairymen
Seven Lawrence area dairymen were notified by J H Mercer state livestock sanitary commissioner that their herds must undergo tuberculin testing under the tuberculosis law. Letters urge dairy operators to request state veterinarian testing to avoid a state investigation, with districts to be quarantined if necessary. The article also notes ongoing revival meetings at the Christian church led by Evangelist Dorris, focusing on being children of God and the Holy Spirit, with sermon and musical highlights planned for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
J. H. Mercer
State Livestock Sanitary Commissioner
Thes
Brown & Son
A. RB. Kagi
Jd. H. Day
J. M. Palmer
L. R. Clawson
Reynolds Bros
W. R. Day
Christian Church
Dorris
Jesus
God
Abraham
Moses
Hidenoni
Greenland
Toy Mountains
Scott Beck Improves After Horse Kick Incident
Scott Beck, the young boy, who was kicked by a horse, is said to be doing nicely. It is thought that he has a chance to recover and go farther and last longer than ordinary paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Beck
Death of Kansas City husband reported in local obituary
Word arrived of the death of Mrs. Mattie Trail's husband in Kansas City. Relatives who went down for the funeral included Mrs. Carrie Overstreet Will Carter and Mrs. Porter. Also local seed ads urge planting Sweet Peas and Nasturtiums with fancy varieties from Barteldes Seed Co and an invitation to dine at the Hiawatha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Mattie Trail
Carrie Overstreet
Will Carter
Porter
The
Barteldes Seed Co
Weather Report for March 1910 by H P Cady
Dry and warm month with mean temperature 57.21 degrees and rainfall of .65 inches, the smallest on 43 years of records. Seismograph added. two minor shocks recorded. cloudiness 17.2 percent, lowest on record. total snowfall 16 inches. wind mostly from SW and W. Relative humidity averaged 55.5 percent with periods of high and low readings. 14 clear days and 1 entirely cloudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Cady
Fire at Dr Anderson's Office Causes Near Burn Injury
Incendiary origin suspected after a basement fire at Dr A Anderson's office 713 Vermont Street. Rags soaked in coal oil ignited, possibly started inside. Mrs. Anderson narrowly escaped severe burns as smoke and flames were detected while she ascended. Fire brigade used chemicals to extinguish. Local theater ad and Moving Pictures note follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Anderson
Dr. Ander
Dr. A. de Anderson
Vermont Street
Personal visitors and travels noted in Kansas City area
A jumble of names and travels shows Will Unutson and others moving between Kansas City and nearby towns. Mentions Leia, Sadler, Baldwin, Pi Beta Phi Long Beach visitors, and several local hosts including Mrs. Dykstra and Miss Frances Corp. Gertrude Frifeldt, Prof. Charles Corp, and Adler also appear as guests or visitors with some routine local movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Unutson
Kansas City
Sadler
Kansas
Leia
Wen
Kanerday
Baldwin Visi
Dav’ O
Toreka
Winets Pugh
Pi Beta Phi
Long Beach
Cal
Stephen Ifurftia
Rence
Ant Me
Duck Miller
Kanthe
Amther
Wanson
HLF
Dykstra
Frifeldt
Frances
Corp of Nlutchinson
Tiny
Charles Corporp
Kan- Adler
Marks
Re Mae
Mrs Evans of Lecompton Dies at Home
Mrs T J Evans, a well known resident of Lecompton, died this morning at her Tecomp ton home. Funeral planned for 10:60 Sunday from the home with daughter Mrs AL Suni of Raw and Will Colehran of this city among survivors. Evans had lived in Lawrence for years and had many friends here. Also mention of U S Military Tournament in Moving Pictures at Grant Theater Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick D. Grant
United States
U. S
Grand Theater
Lecompton
T. J. ]Evans
Tecompton
Welock
AL Suni
Will Cole-hran
Cit
Evans
Lawrence
Markets by Wire and Local Notices in Lawrence
Grains and provisions quoted with May and Sept prices. butter, eggs, and oats listed. Live stock receipts noted with prices for cattle, pigs, and feeders. Prof L M Peace to speak to colored men at Masonic hall under Y M C A auspices. Degree of Honor Calico dance announced with tickets. Local business notices include Dr Sellards back in office, Brass Craft outfits, fishing tackle at Boyles, and new views at the Indian Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace
L. M. Peace
Lawrence
Masonic Hall
W. C. Brown
Brown
Lee
Calico
Fo Hall
A.B. Sellards
New Dress and Suit Line Shown At Grand Theater
Mrs Shearer presents a new line of dresses and suits at the Grand Theater, with items for ladies and regular army soldiers noted. The display highlights fashion and military tailoring, inviting a visit tomorrow for a fitting and dinner outing at The Peerless Lawrence Pantatorium with special pressing for particular people and American Hat Works at 12 West Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Pantatorium
American Hat Works
West Warren
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tere
Fischer
DickBros
Frank Leis
Massachusetts
Barteldes
Lutheran Church
Rev. Stauffer
Devoe
Jaedicke
Agt
Hiawatha
University of Kansas At
F. H. Snow
Franteine Penikes Avtandad
Valirny Baka Lawrence Nations Bank
Calicoes
Barteldes, Jr
Berger
Sweeney and
Gustafson
Peerless
Weaver
Mennen
Linder
A. D. Weaver
FL M. Perkins
Atlas
Atlas Building & Loan Association
Tam
Sam
JL. Brady
Atlas B
New Business
Lawrence, Kans
Building& Swan
Yours Truly, Chas. J. Summons
T. J) Evans
Moving Pictures
Grant Theater
Ige
Cmts
Sackman
Kuppenheimer
House & Son
Massachusetts Street
Loren Starr
Bell Phone
Bud Rae
Chicago
Shulz
Mass
Walt
Raymond
Boyles
Murphy
Elastica
Acme
Cutler’s
Woodward & Co
M.newmark
John Burnsigar
Londres
Grand Theatre
Uncle Sam
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