Robertson's Furniture and local ads in Chicago
An old Chicago dated notice grid shows weather forecast fragment, business ads for Keister Dressmaking school at 736 New Hampshire, promises of discounts on gowns, disinfectant and ice cream orders, and mentions the funeral of Earl Clendenning from 4042 Penn Street with burial at Beard lot in Topeka. Also lists Lawrence Transfer Co, Emma M Schleifer, and various product notices like gas mantles, meat and vegetable shortages, and nursery plants at Home Store 1105 Massachusetts.
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Earl Clendenning
Kansas City
Penn Street
Topeka
Beard
Do You Ride a Racycle Ad and Local Event
Racycle ad urges riders to visit Le F. Conklin at 830 Mass street. Bayles offers baseball supplies at 725 Mass. Mrs. L. McIntire will give a solo at the Presbyterian church tomorrow morning. Miss Elizabeth Parkman of Emporia will sing at the morning service.
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le F. Conklin
Mass Street
Elizabeth Parkman
Emporia
The
Presbyterian Church
Beulah Krelnar
Enid
James H. Moore
Jayhawkers Beat St. Louis in Tense KU St. Louis Game
Kansas University edged St Louis University 4 to 3 despite wintry weather with Tarlan’s pitching starring. Also an ad heavy period piece promotes Wall Taper Rocks, Atlas money deals, and Griffin Ice Co wagon deliveries stressing cash terms and coupon incentives.
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St. Louis
Kansas University
Tarlan
THE
Griffin Ice CO
Revival at tabernacle yields 104 additions and 9 conversions
The tabernacle revival topped the week with nine conversions, totaling 104 additions. A Sunday school of about 400 is expected at 9:45 with 11 o'clock preaching for church members. Evangelist Wilhite and Pastor Milton plan services, Bible drills, and a new church construction outlook.
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Tabernacle
Wilhite
Milton
Kentucky
Quincy
Evangelist Wilhite
the Tabernacle
Kansas Wins Heated Debate With Baker Last Night
Kansas won the debate against Baker amid careful prep and strong effort. The article notes Baker’s longstanding debating stance versus Kansas focus on practical education, with a colored participant drawing attention during the event.
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Kansas
Baker
Death of Rev G H Scott former Lawrence minister
Former Lawrence minister Rev G H Scott of Atkinson New Hampshire died two days after a paralytic stroke on March 12 following a sermon on Old Age. Born April 23 1839 in Bakersfield Vermont he served in the Civil War and graduated Williams College in 1863. He held pastorates in Plymouth Illinois Lawrence Kansas Ipswich Massachusetts and Atkinson New Hampshire. He was noted for a cultivated mind genial manner friendly heart evangelical faith and devotion to the gospel.
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Lawrence
G. H. Scott
Atkinson
N. H
Bakersfield
Williams College
Andover Seminary
Plymouth
N. IL
Kans
Ipswich
Mass
Scott
Tie
Colored contestant in Kansas-Baker debate sparks fairness debate
Report claims lack of interest stemmed from a so called colored mint in the Kansas-Baker contest. The piece argues the claim is unfair and that the winner earned the victory without question, and that race should not determine judgment of his intelligence.
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Kansas
Bey
Anul
Frost damages fruit crop in local area report
A severe cold night frost damaged fruit crops with University thermometer readings around 27 degrees and downtown at 26. Leaves blacken as sun returns, fogging the outlook. Fruit men fear near half ruin though some resilience under leaves may limit total loss. blossoms had begun to form when damage struck.
Thaw Verdict Sparks Public Interest Across Kansas
The Thaw jury verdict and surrounding public interest are described by the Journal as widespread and keen in Lawrence and across the state. The report notes the high curiosity, anticipated disagreement, and sympathy for Thaw, with readers following telephoned updates and coverage fears.
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Lawrence
Journal
New York
Thaw
Leaming Powder Company Play Becomes Comedy Sideshow
A well dressed young man attended last night's performance and was carried out in hysterics after laughing at the second act. He returned later, still unsteady yet normal, though sheepish about the episode.
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Nornal
Real Estate Transfers In Vinland and Lawrence Areas
Warranty deeds record transfers for Simon KK Funk and wife to Ella Belvoir for Lot 20, Vinland at 75 dollars. John Watkins and wife transfer property in Lawrence to Frank Evans for 3,000 dollars, Lot 87 Mass Street.
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Simon KK. Funk
Vinland
Ella Belvoir
John Watkins
Lawrence
Frank Evans
Mass
Tailor's Sample Shoe Store Offers Value Deal
A shopper is urged to save by choosing Tay lor's Sample Shoe Store at 903 Mags Street for the best prices on footwear.
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Taylor's
Mags Street
Bible Institute to Be Held at State University
The Bible Institute returns to the State University from April 19 to 23 with Dr Frank K Sanders aiding local lecturers. Sanders, a noted theological exponent, will deliver lectures throughout the course. Col and Mrs W A Harris move into their new home at 623 Obio.
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The
Bible Institute
the State University
Frank K. Sanders
Sanders
Col
Mrs. W. A. Harris
Obio, Street
HOT WEATHER GOODS AND LOANS IN LOCAL ADS
Local ads promote Alaska and Herrick refrigerators enamel and opal linings gas ranges from ECEEs Economy Store offering airy payments. Dar months 6 percent. Also promote Wiedemann’s caramel sundaes marshmallow gundacs satin skin cream and new box stationary at Boyles. Real estate listings urged with Hosford Investment Co.
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Alaska
Herrick
ECEE
Last Word on the Sell Case at Raymond's
The Journal reports Gov Lee may consider Willie Sell pardon after years of effort by supporters. A pamphlet by M hant Boxee and her father outlines case facts and motives, arguing Sell’s innocence and urging public attention for his release. Raymond's in Fall strength hosts the event and promotes the Power of Truth performance.
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Eutitor Journal
Willie Sell
Deine Seis
Lee
Pardenatial
Boxee
Kysis City
Maysell
Tye
Willie iSell
Jones
Armin
Power of
Art Exhibit to Close Next Week With Prof Griffith Talk
The exhibit nears its end with a closing week. Prof Griffith will discuss Pictorial Composition Monday evening at the Art Exhibit. Also advertised are Raymond's Finest French Olive OFF in pallon cans for $100 and a product named Wilary sample sold in all sizes for $140.
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Griffith
Raymond
S. Waeher
California
Power of Tenth presents farewell comedy drama by Armin Ma
The Power of Tenth a sensa will Hienal comedy drama th tone ae be presented by the Armin Ma the night. This play rich in comedy and tells a strom love story. Last night Tom, Dick and Tarrs was presented to a packed house with laughter. At the Merchants Brown and Gustafsen teams played, Brown 2404, Smith meyer high with 423, Gustafson 200, Gustafson high man Gat.
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Armin Ma
Strom
Tom, Dick
Tarrs
Brown
Gustafsen
Smithmeyer
Gustafson
Gat
Wall Paper Patters and Eye Exam Notes at Local Store
Fragmentary text describes wallpaper patterns and a window of product or service at Wolf's Book Store. Mentions Gustafson involved in optical tasks and Lawrence. Questions whether glasses are needed and suggests an eye examination by Gustafsen.
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Wolf's Book Store
Wea Roll Wolf's Book Store
Correct Styles in Walking Coats for Summer Wear
A description of smart top coats suitable for spring and summer, emphasizing rainproof taffetas and medium cheek tones with darker markings. Details include semi-fitting lines, graduated tucks, silk revers, brown moire collar, bias cut sleeves, and coordinated feathered rough straw toques with brown tones.
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Qobertson
Indicatione
Chicago
Faamidity Viloadiocsa
Micsofwirdio Mhoura
Bain
Wiedeman
Keister Dressmaking School
New Hampshire
Keister
F. A. Ewing’a
Harmpshire
Lawrence Transfer Co
Emma M. Schleifer
Dr. of Vital Science
Rhode Island Street
Bell Phone
Billie Williamson
Fred W. Fein
Jackson Block
Massachusetts Street
Bayles
Bow
Rsock Opera House
Woodward & Co
Drugstors
Johnson
Acme Color Co
Murphy
Romanley
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence Kans
Jayhawkers
Smith
F. J. Boyles
Ed. Klein
Mass. Street
State University Boys
J. F. Brownell
Lynn County
Sigma Chis
East Lee Street
Misses Brigham
Deane Bramswell
Clare ‘Brigham
Glenn Brambell
C. A. Matson
Wichita
Joseph L. Burkeholder
Cates
Chanute
Sigma Chi
Paul Luckan
New Hampshire St
Bell
State Board
Anna Arnett
Ruth W. Scott
Wiedemann 'S
Smith's News Depot
Dessie Pittsford
Bess Allen
Iona Rene
Minnie Dauberman
St. Joe
Missouri
Paul R. Hubner
Marjory
Newton
Walter Edmondson
Denver
Colo
Laura Walling
Claudia McNair
Cawker City
Florence Dorward
Lucy
Bessie Hargis
Vivian Honver
Miss Wuover
Colorado
Margaret Lynn
Willis K
Marty Hart
Margaret Weise
L. E. Sayre
Charles Shimmons
Junction City
Camera Club
Ed. Pierson
E. Rice
A. A. Run
Winter Port
Florida
Kate Frye
Anna Green
L. C. Deape
Mrs. Fannie Pickering Bowersock
Mrs
Mrs. I. 0. Pickering
Olathe Tribune
J. A. Henley
Little Marion Henley
E. L. Frink
Margaret Wolfley
D. L. Luellen
Edgerton, Kansas
Prof. Abbott
Nellie Snyder
F. A. A. Hall
Newhoue
A. Monroe
Col Roberts
Eben Baldwin
Judge Smart
Stilwell
Albuquerque
East Side
Kate Lewis
Owder CO. New
Real Estate Transfera
Hoadley
the School of Instruction
Asa
Wiedemann's
Cotme
Veena
Morrison & Lewon
Wiedemann’s
Boyles
Hosford Investment Co
Lace
Notingham
Cable
Scotch
Battenberg
Madras
Pole
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Raymond's
Dunmis
Trenbhr
Odin
E B. Pierson
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