Lawrence Dispatches Mixed Local News and Civic Happenings
Local column notes Kansas City baseball chatter, weather shifts, and prominent visits in Lawrence. Dr. Grimes, former Kan Kansas City mayoral candidate, ties to North Lawrence. Gen. Black visits KU engineering, Ch embers of Commerce and Rotary host sessions. Arthur MacMurpy keeps a busy schedule with plays and rehearsals. Court term dockets and a collision near the bank appear among community items. Public notices include hotel conditions, railroad talks, and new Topeka Kiwanis plans. Minor building projects and bridge work are reported along with farm bureau activities and county communications.
Piggy ficer and bond election in Douglas county
One man was captured and another escaped as officers searched for him. The Bismarck school district approved a 7000 bond to build a new schoolhouse. County Farm Agent R O Smith spoke to pig club youths at Stull and Brown Jug schools. A marriage license was issued to George Rode and Ada Merten of Topeka. The League of Women Voters claims growth in all states. Public sale of stock announced at D C Bart's with auctioneers Colonel Stone and Thomas.
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R. O. Smith
Stull and Brown Jug School
L. H. Menger
Douglas County
George Rode
Ada Merten
Topeka
D. C. Bart’s
Colone S Stone and
Thomas
Beienespee
Of Interest To Women Highlights Women Leaders And Achievements
Dr Sarah L Doubt Washburn College fellow AAAS Queen Mary first English Queen to earn Doctor of Civil Law Oxford Grace M Norris one of the first US woman coroners eyes Utica mayoralty Mary Queen of Scots White Queen white mourning monthly household accounts Debatable notes Mary Garden debut as after dinner speaker Chicago Opera director May National Music Trades banquet seed testing women employed in state agriculture monument planned for Miss Jane A Delano Red Cross nursing director general Corn for sale 55 cents a bushel Derby Grain scratch paper tablebed 4x6
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Sarah L. Doubt
Washburn College
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Queen Mary
England
University of Oxford
Grace M. Norris
United States
Utica
N. Y
Mary
Damey
Buckingham Palace
Mary Garden
Chicago Opera Association
National Music Trades Association
Chicago
Agriculture
Washington D .C
Jane A. Delano
France
Department of Nursing
American Red Cross
Lost emerald mine revealed near Santiago Chile
Mrs. E. B. Patterson of Cumberland Gap Tennessee reports a lost emerald mine near Santiago through spirit control in a United States Embassy letter. She says the mine was contested years ago and may lie in strata below the earth near the city, noting emeralds have not been found in quantity in this region of Chile.
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Santiago
Chile
E. B. Patterson
Cumberland Gap
Tennessee
United States
Ems
Social Calls and Visits Across Local Families
A sequence of neighborly calls and visits is recorded with names like Murry Bond, Jim Flory, Charlie Sanders, Rob Watts, Eli Ulrich, and Myrtle Garber. Multiple family members and friends such as Frances Corbin and Elva Corbin are noted visiting various homes on different days, reflecting ordinary domestic social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murry Bond
Austin Flory
Jim Flory
Joe Hoover
Frank Flory
Murry
Everett Bond
Elnora
Lottie Anderson
Charlie Sanders
Esther Flory
Rob Watts
Porter Bond
Ereret
Kenneth
Eli Ulrich
Austin
Frances
Elva Corbin
Myrtle Garber
Jim Anderson
Lottie
Clifford Flory
August Dietz
Victor Dietz
Ben Garber
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Lawrence Dietz and Dietz family social notes
Lawrence Clifford motored Thursday morning. Minnie Dietz visited the Robert Watts home Thursday afternoon. Several Dietz and Flory family members were Lawrence visitors and shared meals, ground corn, and attended high school events. An extended visit to France and trips to New York were noted, along with rhubarb season and local ice cream theft reports.
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Clifford
Minnie Dietz
Robert Watts
Jim Flory
Laudi Brubaker
Otto Garber
Ned Watts
Victor Dietz
August Dietz
Lawrence
Carl Alt
Dietz
Cal, Watts
Austin Flory
Thoms
Minnie
Bertha Dietz
Esther
Gladys Flory
Ralph
Clifford Flory
Ned
Calvin Watts
Bertha
Esther Flory
Bertha Diet
France
New York
Austin Flory and Son
Frank
Porter Bond
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University of Kansas
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Rotary Club
Lon A. Smith
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Ber of Commerce
Club Federation
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People’s State Bank
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T. J. Sweeney
Topeka Chamber of Commerce
Strait & Miller
New Hampshire and
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al Cox
Rence
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Greenwood Valley
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Bismarck
Kate Roberts
Mildred S. Crow
American Chamber of Commerce
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Thompson Photo Studio
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