Thawind Damage and Local Happenings Noted in County
Severe thaw over the past two days harms young crops especially the whast. A church on Elm and Mains with debt relief from an external rovident may reduce its burden if the church covers the rest. Coal sales fall due to warm weather. Geo. John the forth side fisherman controls the fishery near the bridge mouth, selling daily. Bridge Watchman Fearing may return to watch duty next week. A sixth ward girl starts a home bakery on Bridge street. Dr. McClsh and a veterinary surgeon are commonly seen around old Bis mares. T. L. Thacher adds an Elm street extension, a handsome project west of Bridge street. Many idle men move west for railroad work. Sam Carmsan’s stock yards hold numerous cattle amid ongoing cattle arrivals. At the Moder Woodmen meeting last night a large turnout and a quiet session. plans for J. G. Johnson of Peabody to visit on May y. He will address the Woodmen on The Good of the Order.
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Christian Church
Elm
Mains Streets
Geo. John
Forth Side
Fearing
Bridge Strait
Gure
Sana
Twica
Dr. McClsh
Old Bismares
T. L. Thacher
Elm Street
Bridge Streat
Sam Carmsan
Jobasee
Moder
J. G. Johnson
Order
Peabody
Woodmen
Lawrence News Notes and Social Whirls of April 1902
Lawrence residents travel for work and leisure with many visits from Topeka Kansas City and St Louis. Mrs R W M Akers visits from Topeka. Dr W C Payse returns from Cleveland. weddings and receptions including Phebe Follett and Herman Laumeister at 649 Point Lobos Ave reveal social ties to local Maccabees.
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Point Lobos Avenas
Phebe Alice Follett
Herman F. Lacmeister
Senta Fe
Lanemeister
Edwin Follett
Thomas W. McDonald
Louise Hofer
Grooms
Laumeister
California Hive
Pacific
Les Frastives Chronicle
Laumeisio
Lawrence
Ed. Hidexige
Fischer's 2 we RE GoOD SHOE S baseball win and more
The report mentions Tao varsity baseball beating Baker University 14 to 6 at Baldwin, with details of the last innings. It notes a faculty meeting at 5 pm, Mr King visiting, and professors Penny and Preyer attending a music teachers meeting in Topeka. Scheduled events include a Kansas City trip for senior pharmacy and a tour of several colleges with dates in April. Additional items cover a liquid air demonstration, a chemistry society train trip, and church entertainments plus local notices and advertisements.
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Tao
Baker University
Baldwins Sterday
Baker
G B. Penny
C. A. Preyer
Topeka
Kansas City
Faxon,Horton & Gallagher
Eden Smith Drug Company
American Cheminal Society
University
E. C. Frankin
Telephone Linemen Restore Service After Storm
Three linemen worked through Instina days to straighten crossed wires after the storm. Beattia has moved back to Spargeee's area and will work hard to repair No 64 line. health improves and service expected to resume soon.
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Obavn
Spargeee
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Haskell
Asril
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F. H. ‘Snow
University of Kannas Vp
Chicago
Kansas
Georrally
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Maricides
Barteides
Houss
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High Core
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Jaedigre's
Board of County Commissioners
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Watkin's Bank
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Groenes
W._ A. Guenther
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Alte Protach, Sr
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Dick Rom
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Lawrence Iota
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Kale
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Wilder Brow
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Cleveland
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Sadie Carver
Williammatown Mail
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Congress of Cats
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Alex Lava
Omaha
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Helen Philips
Mec
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Dakota
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Lal
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St. Louis
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Plataville
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Republican Record
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Abilene
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South Kentucky Strees
J S. Boughbion
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Massachusetts Street
Mead
Raymond's Drug Store
Fischer
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Tom
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Fred Stobeck
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Cali
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Shonley
Tail Foo Masa
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Jorney
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Tau
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