Fifth Annual Interscholastic Track Meet Set at Lawrence
Kansas high schools may compete in the Fifth Annual Track and Field Games at McCook Field Lawrence May 2 open to all accredited Kansas schools. Class divisions based on enrollment. medals for first places and silver cups. event limited to amateur status. entries due by April 30.
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Kanas
University of Kansas
McCook Field
Lawrence
Kansas
Teauss
Avitelle
Chins Acmay
Yieth
Welielr
Manavyer
Katsis
Kaawresen
Ruri
Aren'sity
Publication Notice Quieting Plaintiff's Title in Baldwin City
In the District Court of Douglas County Kansas CE Lockwood plaintiff v S P Woolf and E H Dynson and the unknown heirs devisees administrators executors and trustees of S P Woolf and E H Vynson if deceased defendants. On March 25 1908 Lockwood filed a petition claiming ownership in fee simple of Lots 102 104 106 King Street Baldwin City to quiet title against all claimants. Defendants must answer by May 6 1908 or judgment will be entered. L B Sterle attorney for plaintiff.
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Lawrence ‘Daily Journal
Douglas County
Kansas
Lockwood
S. P. Woolf
E. 4
Dynson
E. H. Vynson
A. D
C. E. Lockwood
King Street
Baldwin City
Lawrence Daily Journal
Jackson Bowar
Mas Bower
Peter Canty
Canty
Eph der
Mary ‘Ann Flory
Tiesto
Nomination Blanks Sold For Primary Petitions
The Journal announces ready to use official petition blanks for candidates. Blanks cover city and country precincts and must be circulated by every candidate for all party primary positions. Blanks priced 50 cents per 25 or two for five cents. Additional text includes a real estate petition notice involving Mary Ann Flory and others.
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Journal
Ust
State Commission
Haskell Institute Baseball Outlook Mixed with New Players
Base Ball outlook at Haskell shows many new players with limited experience, plus returning veterans like Lawrence behind the plate and Wabashaw in right field. Pitching rests on Left Hand with understudies Poppin and Cornwell, while infielders Brunt Reed and Abeard are noted, and a new shortstop from the Flandidean School in San Dakota appears promising. The schedule anticipates practice, a street game against the Union Club Team of Kansas City, and exchanges with Missouri and Kansas teams, with Indian games highlighted by the Tasell Indian band and local advertising amid a lengthy, uneven text.
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Othe Haskell Institute
Ospwing
Diel Avery
Marie
Brunt
Reed
Aberald
Bebeau
Oman
Flandiyean School
San Dakota
Lawrence
Field
Crotzer
Wabashaw
Poppin
Cornwell
Buen
Ottawa
Oerawa
Haskell
Strang Perpeor
Kansas City
Kansas
Jueledes
Missou
Missouri Tniversiny
Prival Baker
Warkburn
William de HH
Uwighland
Is a Good Man for County Commissioner Nomination
A good many Republicans are talking of W. E. Stone for the Republican nomination for county commissioner. The Sun knows of no one who would make a better candidate. Lecompton Sun.
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W. E. Stone
The
Sun
Lecompton San
Orino Laxative Syrup Promises Stomach and Liver Cure
An advertisement touts Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a cure for stomach and liver trouble aiding digestion and stimulating liver function. It claims relief from indigestion headaches and constipation, noting it does not nauseate or gripe and urging to refuse substitutes.
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Orino
Barber & Son
Schell Store Robbed at Sebel Grocery
The Sebel Grocery at 1000 entered Saturday. Thieves broke a rear window and took chewing gum and a batcher knife. No suspects named and no further details available.
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Sebel
Sataindise
Anwunt
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Cuts and Burns
E S Lopez of Manilla New York says he is a carpenter with many severe cuts healed by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. It saves him suffering and dollars and he calls it the best healing salve he has found. It heals burns sores ulcers fever sores eczema and piles. 25c Barber and Son Druggists.
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E. S. Lopez
Manilla
N. Y
Barber & Son
Drunk in Public Court Fine: Austin Disorderly Case
In police court Austin a colored woman admitted drinking yesterday in a plain manner. She became drunk, was arrested, tried this morning, and fined 4.90 dollars with costs, totaling 10 dollars.
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Austin
Pulide
Burial of A P Williams in Kansas City Kansas
A P Williams died Saturday at his Kansas City Kansas home and was buried here yesterday. The funeral was held from the Christian church at 2 30 P M with interment at Maple Grove cemetery. Services at the grave were conducted for the Washington Post G A R chapter of which he was a member.
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A. P. Williams
Kansas City
Kansas
Christian Church
Maple Grove Cemetery
Washington Post
Williams
The Jumping Off Place and Patent Remedy Promises
The ad cites George Moore of Grimlesland North Carolina claiming Dr King s New Discovery saved his life after coughs and lung issues and notes trial bottle free. It also endorses Dean s Regulets for digestion with a brace of pills claimed to ease bowel movement.
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Barber & Son
KU Lab Analyzes 600 Patent Medicines Since November
The University of Kansas food and drug laboratory has examined six hundred patent medicine samples since its November installation. Supervisor is Adolph Ziefle, a University of Michigan graduate, and the lab now features elaborate equipment for analyses.
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New Food and Drug Laboratory
University of Kansas
Adolph Ziefle
University of Michigan
Remark On Kodel Ad Claims From 1902 Letter
A fragment from an 1906 letter references E. C. DeWitt Co of Chicago and a 1902 purchase of Kodel. The note praises product benefits and includes a closing signoff from C N Rod ing of Georgia. The piece ends with a publisher or advertiser comment on talk less and say more.
Bicycle theft ends with jail arrest after quick twist
A man stole a bicycle in a Saturday incident, knocked a window pane, and was later arrested after being found with the wheel. He gave a mistaken name linked to a known family. authorities kept him in custody while questions about his identity and health arose. The report adds a medical advert note for Burdock Blood Bitters.
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William Wies
Henri
Hielard Ree
John Pie
Taney A. Cliftton
Treston
Tle
Clifton
Discoy
Castoria doctors praise and parents trust for children
The passage extols Castoria as a safe age old remedy for infants and children praised by physicians including Dr. Crann of Omaha and Charles H. Fletcher. It highlights its vegetable basis, stomach and sleep benefits, and claims it contains no opium or narcotics while noting medical journals’ cautious stance on proprietary medicines.
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Ehem- Th
Wassn
Assec
Castoria
Charles H. Fletcher
William J. McCrann
Omaha
Neb
Dr. Crann
Journal of Health
Personal notices from Topeka and area travelers
A parade of personal notices lists Fred Coston in Topeka yesterday, Eva Butler in Kansas City, Helen Stith visiting Topeka, and Mrs Ernest Hare in Kansas City. Others include travels to Denver, Oak land and Ottawa, with arrivals from Purdy University and Wil visiters in Lawrence, Kansas City, and Topeka.
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Fred Coston
Tohaa
Eva Butler
Kansas
Helen Stith
Topeka
Ernest Hare
Maxwell
Kenner Springs
Harry Wilson
Jim Topeka
George Davis
Kansas Cily
Adelaide
Auley Lett Vesterday
Denver
Martie Dodges
Oakland
California
Br. E. Myers
Hutchinson
H. A. Labrent
Spencer, Lown
Kle. Taylor
Moxie
R. Woodwason
Vaulora
W. FL Hobbs
Kansas City
Mies Gertrude
Lucifer Gerlarde
Henver
Mies
Viva McKenzie Fms
Lecompton
Frank Ford
Newton
Hie
Trewin Suuttine
Go Iailey
Purdie University
Vis
Rufus Melvin
Ottawa
David. Barrett
Pawnee Rock
Grant Herod
J. Butlene
Lawrence
George Marshall
Kay City
Murray Hill
Dick Horton
Omaha
George J. Barker
Women’s Press Club
Eda Hopkins
Mya
Scott Hopkins
Will Arps
Lake View
Catherine
Miss Carry Long
Atchison
J. S. Myers
Winsburgh
Texas
George Schell
Stanley King
Raymore
S. E. Banewe
W. A. Dutcan
Sullivan
W. 0
Hal Clark
Clarence Sheldin
Clyde Keiler
Ottawa Herald
Anna Marie Nellis
Paris
University of Paris
Berlin
Bremen
United States
Police Change in Lawrence as Veteran Resigns
Dan Morton resigns after seventeen years on the north side police force. Mayor appoints C. C. James, a longtime Lawrence citizen, to replace him. James is described as having an honorable record and is expected to be a popular choice.
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Dan Morton
North Side
C. C. James
Morton
Lawrence
James
Tonganoxie Woman Dies At 83 In Her Home
Mrs. Sarah Bruce aged 83 died at her Tonganoxie home from old age. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the Catholic church in Tonganoxie. She is survived by three sons and four daughters.
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Sarah Bruce
Tonganoxie
Professor Bushong Injured in University Lab Blast
A laboratory explosion at the State University injures Professor Bushong while preparing to pour liquid into a furnace. Glass particles strike his eyes and clothing as assistants remove fragments. the professor faints twice but is reported not seriously harmed. An accompanying medical team treats the injuries.
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Bushong
Sate
Bushone
Bushe
Dhawan
Third District proposes candidates for upcoming election
The Third District lists several Republicans for this year’s race. Albert Waters, current member, will headline the ticket and is seen as strong. Potential rivals include C. W. Fleurs, J. W. Preston, L. U. Griffith, San Bueheim, and W. Stone, with optimism for a robust field.
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Vomnai
al Arratnbhe
Albert Warters
Sleneer
Niidate
Amos
Jian Allen Aire
C. W. Fleurs
L. U. Griffith
San Bueheim
W. Stone
Foley Honey and Tar Promoted As Safe Cough Remedy
Notice promotes Foley s Honey and Tar as a safe cough cold and lung remedy not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law and free of opiates. Barber Roa advertises the product for children and adults. DeWitt s Kidney and Bladder Pills are suggested for kidney and bladder inflammation sold by C P Barber Son.
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Barber & Roa
DeWitt's
C. P. Barber & Son
Hoch-Wald Ranch Sanitarium Plans at Grover Station
Dr Thomas L Beaunk of Topeka has bought ten acres at Grover station from Robert airs and will open the Hoch-Wald Ranch Sanitarium for tuberculosis convalescents. Construction starts, dietary focus and future admin building planned. Grover station may be renamed Hood-Ward Ranch for local operation.
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Thomas L. Beaunk
Topeka
Grover Station
Robert
Stomnd
Brunk
Hoeh-Wald
Hood-Ward Ranch
Lecompton Sun
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