Local Club Notes Record April Meetings and Plans
Zodiac Club met April 11 with teen members. next gathering April 18 with Mrs. W F March on Kentucky Street. Lawrence Reading Club met at Mrs. Sell’s 1701 Ohio Street. D Brooks led afternoon, Mrs. Becker read poetry and Mrs. Brooks a prose life of George McDonald. No-Name Club discussed U S history events. L S 1 Club hosted at Mrs. O’Neil’s. Easter festival planning and reorganizations noted. Current Event Club hosted by Mrs. Shiglis on Locust Street.
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Lawrence Reading Club
Lawrence Reading
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Lieié
Comlorth
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Ashineton
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Club notes recount meetings and social events
The passage lists various local clubs and their April meetings. Mrs. Mina P. Dias and Mrs. A. Biggs led a parliamentary drill on women’s social work, with papers on urban issues and methods. Hosting duties at Ingleside and other homes feature social hours, meals, and upcoming gatherings.
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Mina P. Dias
A. Biggs
Quivera and Portia clubs meet with poetry readings
The Quivera club in Amnala held a Tuesday meeting with Miss Stuart and others presenting poems by Masefield and Whittier. The Portia club, at 2011 Tennessee Street, discussed current events, heard a John Greenleaf Whittier paper, and adjourned to April 25 with Easter decor.
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Davis
Irekett
Hollell
Mis i
Mate Aqredt Culles
Wilsem Martin
Guy Folk
M. BO Weir
Talon Aulderson
D. A. Richardson
F. Douglas
Degerippi
Amos
Quivera Club
Amnala
Stuart
Chl- John England
Finesave
Masefield
O Brien
Alfred Nore
Stephen Phillips
the Searea
Hong
Meltall
Portia Club
Portia
AJ M. Kitin
Telnnessee Street
Benson
John
Greenlent Whittier
Clu | P
Taos
Will
Inspecting Loan Associations by Deputy Bank Commissioner
P Newman examines Lawrence today to review building and loan associations. The report notes service on a committee rarely pays, reflecting limited rewards for public duty.
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P. Newman
Lawrence
Piles Cure Ad Offers Home Absorption Treatment
In a dated plea the ad promotes a new absorption method for piles and promises immediate relief without payment. It asks readers to send sources and references from their locality if requested and to write to a box address for more details and cures.
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Thig Howe
Woolf Allen Nuptials in Topeka with Prom Night Events
Miss Lillie Woolf marries Gilbert Allen in Topeka with a reception at the bride’s family home. The High School Junior Prom at the Manual Building features a senior dinner, decorations in red and white, and performances by the school orchestra and guests.
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Woolf-Allen
Lillie Woolf
Gilbert Allen
Topeka
OC. Brown
Wolf
James Woolf
Adlon
Len
San
Ugh School
Manual
Olney
Edith Matoon
Julius Wolves
Dorothea Engel
Katharine Lane
Menliels
Frank
Helmes
Toasie
Herman Mentels
Ernest Russell
Profrasnr Cheysye
Miss Mazel Riggs
Ornithology Club Outing To Wakarusa From Santa Fe Station
The Ornithology Club plans an outing from Santa Fe station Saturday morning to reach the Wakarusa, about three to four miles away. Tickets cost $2.25 for the ride and refreshments. The group invites interested members and emphasizes bringing light lunches and old clothes.
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Ornithology Club
Lil Vet Laikrence
Santa Fe
Wakarusa
Haskell
Healing Remedies and Villa Resolution Debate
A dispatch reports on a patent healing remedy market claim for linseed oil hay lard or vaseline and Farris Healing Remedy, with a money back offer. It also notes Representative McLemore of Lexas introducing a House resolution opposing withdrawal of American forces from Mexico and asking whether Villa has been killed or captured, referred to the Foreign Affairs committee.
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Lawrence
Villa Washington
McLecmere
Lexas
Congress
House
Francisco Villa
Protech Naming Boost for Herlstoak 2
The Herlstoak 2 gains a stronger market presence by adopting the Protech name. Branding shift aims to enhance perceived quality and performance while retaining core design elements and specifications.
Sigma Xi Banquet Delivers Oddball Comedy Session
University scientists staged a humorous annual Sigma Xi gathering at Odd Fellows hall. The program noted “an ordeal scientifically treated into parts” with topics and introductions by masters of ceremonies, including titles like The High Cost of Living and odd hotel discussions, amid playful confusion and insider humor.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Sigma Ni
Dean Sayre
Ty Renthotel
Blue Cross S. Wood
W. J
AL. Terrill
Maat
Varagher
Cure Deafness by Constitutional Remedies, Catarrh Cure Ad
An advertiser claims deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube and promises a cure if catarrh is treated. The offer includes a $100 reward for cases cured by their decried remedy Odcal’s Catarrh Cure, with circulars and drugstore sales noted.
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Aucy Caner
OdTal
F. Culeney & CO
Totedo
Chia
Duke Hall
Warning to Drivers Near Bridge Reconstruction Work
The mayor warns drivers to avoid Sneed and proceed with caution at the bridge as reconstruction continues for sixty days. Traffic may pause or slow more than usual, with no work today. Palm Sunday services at Trinity Church highlight large attendances and a palms procession.
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Francisco Fuishes
Death of Captain J. M. Spencer at 84 at Wishere Street
The obituary notes the death of Captain J. M. Spencer aged 84 at 1100 Connecticut Street. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 3 PM from First Methodist Church with GA WL in charge. The piece also mentions Mrs Hogan’s funeral and a separate note on local contest judging and a former ISU student.
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J. M. Spencer
Wishere
Connecticut Street
First Methodist
GA. WL
Hogan
Tev
N.b. Bblerkin
Tintermere
Funeral of Roscoe F. Bush Held in St Louis
Funeral services for Roscoe F. Bush, who died in St Louis, were held this afternoon at 2540 A.M. The interment followed at Gak Tat Cemetery.
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Roscoe Bush
Rosgou Ff. Bush
St. Louis
Boston Life Saver Taylor Crosby Wins Marion Farley
A Boston postmarked romance unfolds as Taylor Crosby, a beach life saver, courts Marion Farley while sending daily letters to Pauline Holmes. Marion's feelings deepen after meeting Crosby and Pauline arrives, confirming a budding triangle amid seaside social circles.
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Crescent Head
Dell
Taylor Crosby
Boston
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Walton
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O. K
Mr. Crosby
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Jove
Taylor
Miss Farley
Miss Holmes
We Beach
Jess
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Notable Tips for Fowls Through Fattening and Preparation
An old Nebraska College of Agriculture guide advises a fattening method to improve fowl quality. It recommends a ration of 60 percent cornmeal 4 percent low grade flour 20 percent wheat middlings with skim milk, plus a twelve hour prefeeding starvation period and two weeks of confined fattening. For roasting the crop is removed and joints prepared by careful dissection.
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Penlitey
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Ventilation Method for Henhouses Described in Farmer Notes
A Western Farmer writer outlines a ventilation system for henhouses using a six inch board with three inch side strips, boxed ends, and a four inch roof hole. A six inch galvanized iron vent is attached outside the bellhouse edge, with a regulator driven by temperature and wind. Reversed setup exposes trough ends to ventilate without draft while allowing air release for impure air.
Choosing Grains For Mash And Poultry Health
The article advises grinding grains to similar fineness for mash to keep grain selection balanced and avoid overfeeding cottonseed meal. It stresses mating vigor for robust chicks, notes Pekin duck origin and upright carriage, and states fowls lack a sense of smell. It also recommends charcoal for health and clean feed and water for poultry care.
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Aylesbury
Local Prospect for Lubrence Road Machinery Plant
Announcement outlines a planned future business in Lubrence testing drainage work and road machinery materials. It discusses financing, profits, and preferences for independent operation over a corporation, aiming to improve local services and farming.
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Lubrence
Ioad
Frigaravon
Coly
Barker Ave
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