Notice on Alley Clean-Up and Enforcement in 1910
The city posts a formal notice warning residents to remove manure from rear alleys immediately or face court action. The Clean-up Committee will not haul manure next Saturday, so responsible parties must move it now to avoid penalties under city ordinance. City Marshal H ERD signs the notice dated April 13 1910. The Deacon at Lone Star play draws large crowds with Roy Woodward Cullen Stebbins and Charles Kampschroder starring and Mrs Samuel Halderman praised for effort. Ammonia Bath Powder advertised at 25 cents per can from McCulloch's Drug Store.
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Prostice
Herd
Lawrence
Kansas
Lone Star
eThe
Belvoir Royal Neighbors
Roy Woodward
Pete
Cullen Stebbins
Charles Kampschroder
Delia Dean
Agnes Stanwix
Samuel Halderman
Lone Star Band
Paris
Fountain Dedication Promised by Governor for July Fourth
The Humane Society asks the Governor to dedicate a drinking fountain for horses on New Hampshire street on July 4, with the governor planning to attend. It marks the first in the city, with a goal to install half a dozen more as interest grows. The Humane Society is active, protecting abused animals and supporting humane treatment, while Mr. Pease reports a complete cure of a long‑standing malignant cancer attributed to local doctors and a medicine from Lone Star users. A free lecture on Eternal Destiny of Man is announced for April 14 at Fraternal Aid Hall by the International Bible Students association. Also advertised are batch collar pins, chains, and beads at Mrs. Shearer’s.
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Humane Society
New Hampshire Street
The
Pease
C. A.pease
Journal
International Bible
Students’ Association
Douglas County Medical Society meeting at YMCA
The Douglas County Medical Society met last night at the YMCA building with Dr. Gillispie in charge of the program. The session was profitable and well attended. Notices urged immediate removal of manure from rear alleys per Marshal Herd. J Fritzel is erecting four new houses at New Hampshire and Quincy streets. Weather described as threatening with no rain, good rowing weather, crops thriving. Local ads mention Redcoat performances, Herndon’s Varsity Studio, seed corn varieties, Wiedemann’s raspberry ice cream, and an Episcopal rummage sale at 903 Mass.
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Douglas County Medical Society
Gillispie
J._¥. Fritzel
New Hampshire and
Quincy Streets
Purely Personal notes travel by residents
A long list of locals, including Mrs Mayme Pringle, Miss Annie Scott, and Dr J J Kenner, travel to Topeka and Kansas City on various business visits. Others depart for Seattle, Oklahoma, Emporia, Blue Rapids, and Colorado, with many attending funerals or visits with relatives, and several heading to Topeka for extended stays or to attend social events.
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Mayme Pringle
Topeka
J. Dring
Kansas City
Will Dick
Annie Scott
J. J. Kenner
Stansbury Thompson
Seattle
Washington
Sarah Brown
Oklahoma
Will Children
Ed Carter
C. E
A. D. Weaver
J. J. Low
Pauls
Logan Dick
North' Lawrence
Benny Gerhardt
Lawrence
Park
C. A. Stewart
Frank McFarland
Hazel Sanders
Galena
Chi Omega
J. A. Spaulding
Lyons
Kansas
Melvin Taylor
Me. Kellogg
Amorette
J. A. Brush
Robert Johnston
Opea
Sigma Delta Psi
May Rossman
Paola
J. F. Pollock
Uelen
K. Pollock
Bls. McCreight
Oskaloosa
Eagle
George Edgar
Toki
W. R. Smith
G. C. Barton
Oakland
California
Ed Charlton
Miss Beecher
R. B. Preuzner
Salisbury
Alexandria
Louisiana
Lizzie Read
Walter Gayhart
Reed
William Fitzsimmons
Burlington
Naomi Smith
Dora Kobb. Young
Butler
Colorado irrigated lands tour promises cheap water rights
A Colorado representative invites interest in irrigated land talks and announces monthly excursions starting April 19 to the San Luis Valley where lands with water rights are offered from 25 to 350 dollars per acre with one fourth cash and long term payments. Various ads follow for bulbs paints and household goods from local merchants.
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Colorado
San Luis Valley
McNeil-Martin Inv, CO
Merchants Bank Bldg
City Federation Meeting Invites Lawrence Women Tomorrow
The City Federation of Women's Clubs in Lawrence invites every interested woman to the spring meeting tomorrow afternoon at the small Praternal Aid hall. Principal speaker is Mrs. W Childs of Kansas City, with Mayor Bishop also speaking and Mrs. A Henley sharing experiences. A local calendar of ads follows.
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Lawrence
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Praternal Aid Hall
W. Childs
Kansas City
State Federation
Bishop
Secret Police Board Meets Over Beating Case In City
Last night the city police board including chairman W H Howard and councilmen A P Hults and Joe Wilder met in secret to probe the beating of McGee and related police conduct. Dr F D G Harvey, McGee’s physician, says McGee was brutally beaten and jailed without proper care, with wounds festering. He and others demand action and say they will escalate if the board and mayor do not act. Meanwhile Mrs Sarah Darling died this morning at 424 Maple Street North Lawrence after a long illness. funeral set for Thursday at 10 from the U B church.
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W. H. Howard
A. P. Hults
Joe Wilder
Pine
Arthur
McGee
F. D. G. Harvey
Bob McGee
Journal
Ey. Brown
Sarah Darling
Maple Street
North Lawrence
Gratton
Vermont
U._B.educel
NOT FOR HER Refusal to Divide Cudahy Children
Mrs Cudahy rejects a proposed division of the Cudahy children keeping the youngest and giving the others to Michael Cudahy the father. Legal firms confirm ongoing negotiations while Mrs Cudahy remains at home caring for the ill children and avoiding public appearances.
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Jack Cudahy
J. Y. Ingraham
Dana, Cowherd & Ingraham
Cudahy
Card of thanks and local notices in Lawrence
A card from Mrs Lina Hill thanks Lawrence for patronage after selling her Art Store and asks for continued support. Local notices list Berger Sweeney, High Men Ser Albach, Kahne and Brown tonight. Frank Gray of Kansas City spoke to journalism class at the University this morning. Ed V Price Co offers tailored suits and overcoats from $25. Dr Cooper advertises a non surgical cure. WANTED Boy with wheel for messenger service at W U Telegraph Co. A new keg of Hire's Root Beer is tapped at Wiedemann's.
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Clara
Frank Gray
Kansas City
Mr. Gray
Black Hand Letters Target Bank Chief in Missouri
In Sarcoxie Missouri bank president Henry B Boyd received four letters signed Black Hand demanding 5000 dollars with threats to kill him and kidnap his children. They urged him to signal a St Louis and San Francisco train bound for Springfield to drop the money while three shots rang out. He tested with two trips, sent a decoy package, and reported the failed attempt. Post office inspectors are investigating with local men suspected.
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Black Hand
Missouri
Sarenxie
Henry B. Boyd
Bank of Sarenxie
Boyd
St. Louis
San Francisco
Springfield
Post Office
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Redcoat
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Golder Beauty
Wiedemann's
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Shean G
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Jourass
Fraser Hall
B. W. Barteldes
Ola Barteldes
Excelsior Springs
Milwaukee
A. Mouroe
Annie Monroe
James Donnelly
Monroe
Donnelly
Barteldes Seed Co
Peerless
Herndon’s
McCulloch
Murphy
Elastica
Acme
Cutler's
Woodward & Co
Devoe
F. W. Jaedicke
Style Books
Tae
AD. Weaver
City Federation Meeting
Wolf
A. B. Sellards
Wiedemann’s
Ladies of the Baptist Calendar
Ebhurch
Lucas
Caleinine
Raymond
Winond
Wiedemgun's
Fad Shultz
Wolf's
H. Bennett
Newmark
Dublin
Hackman
J. H. House
Lina Hill
Berger Sweeney
Ser Albach
Sweeney
Kahne and Brown
Ed. V. Price & Co
Samuel G. Clarke
Mass
Dr. Cooper
W. U. Telegraph Co
Hire
Wiedemann
Ck Beal Cigar
K. U
Frank Leis
Harris Gorsuch
Massachusetts ST
West Henry
Loren Starr
Bell Phone
D. GM
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