Divorce action in Douglas County Kansas court
John Suttery and Martha Wilson sue for divorce in the District Court of Douglas County Kansas. The defendant is warned to answer the petition by May 1907 or a default judgment will be entered.
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Douglas County
Kansas
John Suttery
Martha Wilson
Lawrence Lally
Lawrence Daily Journal
Journal
District Court of
Tate
Fearing
Paints
Will Te Holies
FL B. McWilliams
Abbie AL
Juin Buyd
Rdnard Boyd
Willam Boyd
Magpie Gobitap
Myra Buyd
Joseph Whitin
Neely
Thomas Miller
Dagzie Miier
William Nenury Gatly
Annie Alay Unly
James Limer Gatly
Linn Guiy
Deseptr Mister
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Tythe
Edward Buyd
Willvm Buyd
Joseph Neely
Whar
Themis Miler
Jovepn Miller
Liszie Miller
Willum Henry Gaily
Aue May Gay
James Elmer Gaily
Lallin Gall
Die Gaily
Otter
Dunglay
Ras
Beas
ChuWiowipe Wurtevn
Ota
Douglas Sews
Stoners
Manly Wilaun
Maines
Hark & Means
Atveter
R. H. Asher
Crawdad Mystery Delights Art Students at Golf Links
Two young boys arrive at the Golf Links with a large paper package, unwrap it to reveal a crawdad. The female students in the fine art department, initially thinking an April fool, admire the crustacean as the boy reluctantly vows to stop unwrapping it after a moment of hesitation. Local humor follows as the scene ends with the quip about not continuing to unwrap the crawdad.
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Fine Art Department
George
Why Not Flats Investment for Building Flats
A woman urged that flats are a sound investment as many families crave two and three room suites. The idea could pay if ten or more flats are built. Caney, a town with a quarter of the population, already has its first flats under construction.
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Caney
Dr Williams Pink Pills For Stomach Trouble Promise Relief
A promotional notice extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a trusted household remedy with a strong guarantee and no harmful drugs. It cites Mrs B Witliey of Bowley Ark recounting long stomach troubles improved after using the pills, claiming restored strength and ability to work. The ad touts blood and nerve benefits and offers pills by mail at a price.
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Williams
United States
B. Witliey
Bowley, Ark
Dr. Williams
Wilfeuns
Let Us Be Fair Over Franchises And Rates
Local citizens denounce a proposed ordinance granting a new trolley franchise arguing it seizes public rights and will transform the town into a forest of poles. They defend the current home company saying rates remain low and competition could harm local jobs and industry.
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Bemeamen Sind
Uris
Hew Industries
Tom Dick and Harry Tonight at Tawersock Opera House
Armin players present the funniest farce on the American stage with lively specialty acts and moving pictures. A matinee for ladies and children offers reduced prices tomorrow afternoon in the City of Law.
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Armin
Tawersock Opera House
Tom
Dick and
Tarry
City of Law
Yeomans Federation of Clubs Holds Semi Annual Meeting
The Yeomans Federation of Clubs held a Thursday afternoon session in the F A A Hall, presided over by Mrs May Phillips. Secretary absent, Mrs Kennedy filled the vacancy. minutes read and approved. A treasury review, library fund note, and district federation matters were discussed. donations proposed for the state federation and Mrs Tenny Gray saluted. Prof Dunlap spoke on Robert Louis Stevenson, followed by musical interludes. The Women’s Missionary Union dates were announced, and adjournment led to a social hosted by the Review Club with punch and wafers.
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Yeomans’ Federation of Clubs
F. A. A. Hall
May Phillips
Florence Clark
Kennedy
Nellie Beaty
Federation
City Free Library
Mas
May
E. Stephens
Second District Federation
City Federation
Secondhistrict
Kansas City
Kansas
Cohl
Rema
Tenny Gray
Dunlap
Oalinde
Toyah
State Federatin
Kate Riggs
Dalton
Robert Louis Stevenson
Stevenson
Ife
Chirenne Watson
Lottie Burkholder
Watson
Anna Sweeney
Genevieve Sterling
Gene Sterling
Hermina Sterling
Woman's Missionary Union
Lawrence
Rusle
Review Club
Reform group to meet in Topeka on April 20
A reform organization forming to redeem Kansas held a meeting with W R Stubbs W A White J N Dolley T B Munlock C D Kirtland A Mitchell and others. A provisional committee was named to organize the April 20 Topeka gathering at 4 oclock to launch a state wide drive for Republican replacement and party renewal.
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Kansas
W. R. Stubbs
W. A. White
J. XN. Dolley
CT. Kirtland
A.C. Mitchell
Stannard
T. B. Munlock
J. §. Goreye
Carr Faylir
Geo. J. Barker
J. J. Brady
C.D. Kirtland
Topeka
Republican Party
Sonocrats
Moms Ani
Copeland
Dr King’s New Life Pills Offer Liver Regulation
An advertisement claims appendicitis stems from prolonged constipation after liver torpor and promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills to regulate the liver and establish regular bowel habits. Price is 25 cents at Barber & Son’s drug store.
University Notes on reporting taste and track setback
William Allen White addresses newspaper students on handling conventional topics with care in reporting marriages deaths and funerals. Associate Justice Mason speaks at the Law School on judicial authority. Engineering track captain Dick Priest breaks himself, sidelining him for weeks, impacting the two mile relay ahead of April 27 competition. Fraternities reconsider baseball rules barring varsity players, Sigma Chi withdraws. Quotes on self praise and taste conclude.
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William Allen White
Mr. White
Tle
Mason
State Supreme Court
Law School
Engineering
Priest
Missouri
Engineers
Sigma Chi
Hard Times in Kansas and a Cure for Coughs
A Cadell citizen Earl Shamburg recalls hard times from coughing nights until Dr King's New Discovery gave quick relief. Barker & Son's Drug Store promotes the remedy at 50 cents and 1 dollar with a trial bottle offered. Also advertised are Dade's Little Liver Pills for headaches and lazy livers sold by O. P. Barber & Son.
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Kansas
Cadell
Earl Shamburg
Barker & Son
Dade
O. P. Barber & Sun
Man Zan
P. Barber & Son
Armin players present Tom Dick and Harry comedy
A lively stage note promotes the Armin players production Tom Dick and Harry described as a high society drama based on everyday life. It urges early seat purchase and hints at audience enjoyment despite a playful advertising aside about piles and a medical remedy. The Board of Regents convened Tuesday with full attendance except Mr. Morgan and visited the Medical School at Risedale on Wednesday to discuss Clinical Department matters.
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Tom, Dick and
Harry
Armin
Board of Regents
Mr. Morgan
Risedale
Electric Bitters Aid Elderly Woman and Weak Children
W. B. Brunson of Dublin Ga reports his eighty three year old mother thrives on Electric Bitters after two years use. He notes improved appetite strength and sleep and says the remedy aids female weakness general debility and stomach liver and kidney troubles. Barber Son druggists guarantee them at 50 cents.
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W. B. Brunson
Dublin
Barber & Son
Baldwin Progress Prompts Waterworks Renewal Push
The Baldwin Ledger notes steady town improvements and urges waterworks as essential next steps for Baldwin a modern up to date community. A pardon petition appears telling of I J M McAuliff applying April 15 1907 to Governor E W Hook for pardon after a February 14 1907 assault conviction in Douglas County Kansas.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Andrea
Etro
Douglas Cagaty Yas
H. F. Schneider
Andrea Hlinistrator
A. D
Baldwin Ledger
Baldwin
Lawrence Daly Journal
I. J. M. McAuliff
E. W. Hook
State of
Kansas
Ove J. P. Jewett
District Court of
Douglas County
Fraternity Leaders Meet On University Life Issues
Fraternity representatives at the university held a full discussion on campus life and dissipation concerns. They report severing ties with Theta Nu Epsilon and urge reforms for healthier student life, drawing a Regents note of the meeting as pivotal for the university's future.
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Beant of
Hegents
Theta Nu Epsilon
Board of Regents
Usim
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