West Lawrence News features riots, raids, and an ordinance
A fragment shows West Lawrence attacked by junk men and a description of chaotic streets. It includes an Ordinance No. 268 granting the Lawrence Electric Transportation Company twenty years to build and operate electric light and power facilities with detailed street, pole, and wire rules.
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West Lawrence
Ned
Thorn
Lawrence Daily Journal
Lawrence Electric Transportation Company
City of
Lawrence
City of Lawrence
Lawrence Electric Transportation
Lawrence Retried Transportation Company
Sab T
Arnica Salve Promises Quick Relief for Ailments
An old saying claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve makes sore, burn, or wound vanish from sight and memory. The advertisement notes it also helps piles chilblains and skin issues, with a 25 cent price and Barber & 18 druggists guarantee.
Lawrence Electric Transportation Co Franchise Ordinance Text
The document details franchise terms for Lawrence Electric Transportation Co, including restoration of streets, deposits, bond requirements, construction standards, street lighting, and city duties. It sets bond and payment obligations, penalties for damaging utilities, transfer rules, reporting, and office presence, with an April 16 1907 approval date and city clerk attestations.
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City of
Lawrence
Lawrence Electric Transportation Co
Snessors
Wien
Lawrence Electric Transpectation Co
Ius
Jwison
Brackett Social News Notes From Lawrence Area
Ralph Judking family moved with Lawrence Monday. A surprise party at Dick Piper’s Saturday night. Thomas Holloway dined with EK Holloway family Sunday. Mrs Louis Creel is very ill. Henry Pease finished papering at Piper’s. Miss Madge Woodhead of Lawrence visited Cressman family Tuesday. Stella Cressman back home after closing Washington Creek school. Brat kett school closes Friday the 19th inst. Oscar Piper and George McCreath to Marshall Missouri for a few days. While pulling stumps at Davis’s a cable broke, injuring Piper’s leg.
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Ralph Judking
Lawrence
Dick Piper
Thomas Holloway
A. Holloway
Louis Creel
Henry Pease
Richest Man in the World and Kidney Cure Claim
An advertorial sketch claims the richest man cannot live without kidneys and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure. It cites Oscar Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky praising the remedy as a permanent cure for kidney disease, with Barber & Son as distributors. The piece also notes distrust of figures and references a blind asylum.
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Foley
Oscar Bowman
Lebanon
Cule Notes Elect Officers At West Side Study Club
Quivera Cummer with Mrs Stane hosts a Tuesday meeting where many ladies answered the call and a talk on Treason in the Senate by Mrs Lindly delighted all. New officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs Stones, Vice President Mrs Levinssee, Treasurer Mrs Fuller, and Secretary Mrs Reelrine. Delegates to the executive council are Mrs Wallace and members include Mrs A Whitman and Miss Nichardson. The club plans to meet next week with Mrs Stone. West Side Study Club closed its season with current events and a review by Mrs Myers. Officer results listed: President Mrs Mitchell, Vice President Mrs Ted, Treasurer Mrs Diwedding, Delegate to city oration Mrs Ekey. Memberships to continue Authors study.
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Quivera Cummer
Stane
Senate
Lindly
Nicnty
Dent
Stones
Levinssee
Fuller
Creasurer
Reelrine
Wallace
A. Whitman
Nichardson
Delewates
State Federation
AL Whitman
Falley Club
Stone
West Side Study Club
Smith
Chi
Myers
Mitchel
See
Tt Mis
Diwdding
Eity 1
Eekey
Ty Wa
Tia Club
Toomjeet
Round Table Ladies Meeting and Friends in Council Notes
The Ladies at the Hound Table met Tuesday hosts Mrs Ware and Mrs Elliott shared talks on music and arts. Guests included Mes Led, Ciwles, Mrs M L Juyons, and Mrs WLW Bale as refreshments were served. Friends in Council gathered with Mes M I Hovw Tand to review current essays and articles, noting two items from Suard to the Tobers in California and a piece on York by Working Wir. The lesson centered on tari and featured Mrs WW Couey, with discussions by Me Ceneble. the session proved profitable and instructive.
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Wareren
Philip Ilieti
Honduras
Elliott
Highitul
Ciwles
ML. Juyons
Mfes
Wlw. Bale
Friends
Tooslay
Couneil
Geelfornia
Tari
WW Couey
Ingleside Club Brings Brideside Gathering with Local speakers
Members met at Mrs Ald. Griffey home for a brideside club session. Programs included The Resurrection of Miss Cynthia and plans for next week. Delegates arranged lodging and meals at local churches and Union club hall. A group discussion covered transportation, crafts, education, and local events with reports from Miss Darline Doubleday and Miss Nell Morris.
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Ingleside Club
Brideside Club
Ald. Griffey
Miso Scott Res
Cynthia
Gritfin
Doctor King’s New Life Pills Pitch
An odd promotional passage touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for liver regulation and preventing appendicitis. It links constipation and liver torpor to appendix problems and claims the pills establish regular bowel habits. Barber & Son’s drug store sells them for 25c. It also defines tractum as destruction and warns against wasted chances.
Review Club Hosts Woman's Literary Sessions
Mrs. Crew hosted the Review Club at home with talks on Life of Bayard Taylor Life of Wendell Phillips and Life of Charles A. Bana. Lunch by the hostess. next week the meeting will again be with Mrs. Crew. Members from No Name Club attended. Miss Teeter and Miss Ball presented papers on Indian subjects. social hour followed with refreshments. next meeting with Mrs. Fitch.
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Crew
Re- View Club
Bayard Taylor
Levett
Wendell Phillips
Miss Ball
Buseh
Ernest Havens
Leavenworth
Women Club Meeting and Exhibit Visit Noted
The Twenty Century group met with Mrs. N. Lewis and Mrs. Hiewa Tarker, with a paper read at the Tadies on OT. Light refreshments were served by the Heastese Zodiac. The Zodiac club members formed Tuesday and toured the university to view the Act Exhibit.
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Courney Club
N. Lewis
Hiewa
Tarker
Zodiac
Zodiac Club
Act
Foley’s Honey and Tar Not Affected by Pure Food Law
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Act as it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs. Barber & Bom list it as a safe remedy for children and adults.
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Foley
Jana
Children
Adolta, Barber & Bom
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