Many Residents Travel as Local News Notes Drill Through City
A flurry of movement as residents and visitors head to cities across Kansas and neighboring states. John Lavelle goes to Ottawa, A A Crum to Pawnee City, and Rev K Cordley with wife visit Avon Arbor. Other listed nationals visit Topeka, Leavenworth, Garnett, Chanute, and Burlington for business, conventions, or family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lavelle
Ottawa
Kinsas
A. A. Crum
Pawnee City
Nebraska
Rev
K. Cordley
Avon Arbor
Mich
Cazier
Hur Ungeme
N. H. Gesila
Chicago
Hattle B. Haskell
East
Jennie
F. W. Prather
Bellon
Missouri
Frank. Farrell
Plesusnt Bill
D. C
Bese Hay
Winfield
Kansas
C. E. Kalb
Jonas Schloss
Baltimore
J. Slowne
Arthur Slaw
Baldwin City
J. E. Watson
L. F. Green
Media
Topeks
E. F. Caldwell
Chanute
John Cline
Sam Lindsey
Garnett
Cox
John Milehan
Topeka
Elwood Mileham
Oscar Chamness
Spiceland
David Evans
Popenoe
Manhattan
Snow Sud
Mr. Fleming
Cherryvall
Charley Metcsit
C. B. Hoffman
Abe Diggs
Burlington
Marshal C
K. Prantice
Leavenworth
Geo. L. Clarke
Lawrence
Shannon
Washington
Alexander Geurin
Missouri Valley Bridge Co
Lindsey
Contrs
Messrs
Straffon andThompson
Toronto
Knights of Pythias
Lippincott
Turbulent Lawrence items haunt warm August news
A mixed Lawrence page reports weather, classes and campus moves, local court actions, a gun club shoot, and public notices. It notes Professor Snow's lab relocation by September, a postponement of a merchants game due to rain, and police items including an assault case and gambling arrest.
July 1886 Weather Report from Lawrence Kansas
Prepared by Prof F B H Snow from Lawrence observations. The July drought is the driest in 19 years with only 0.1 inch rain across four days from June 26 to August. Mean temp 73.53 F at 2 pm, high 100 F on the 13th, low 57 F on the 1st. Sixteen rainy days total rainfall 19.65 inches for the period. wind largely from the NE and SE. humidity averages around 65 percent. Nearby Vinland reports light showers and steady farming activity. wheat and oats yields fair. local residents travel to Missouri or Indiana for various reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F BH. Snow
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Wimd
Vinland
William Roe
Harry
Dan Bipgham
Missouri
Edgar Blackenship
Karnes
Wm. Campbell
Sequoyah County
Ras
So. Whirlow
Stevens County
Andrews
Ed. O'Bryan
Indiana
Carrie Shaner
Chicago
Park College
R. G. O'Brien
Leora Cloud
Usrper
Anos Pesie
Woodsrd
Emma
Nellie
Sallie
John Moody
Hesper
Gleaner
Community Association Rooms Open for Young Men
The Lawrence Y M C A notes urge youths to use association rooms for reading and leisure with hours 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm. New general secretary U Tosh begins work. Also promotes Dr Kings New Discovery and other remedies with local shop claims and a call for weekly journal copies from July 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Theraelvea
U. Tosh
Association
Ayer
Cuticura remedies touted for skin disease relief and health recovery
An early 20th century testimonial piece extols Cuticura Remedies to cure skin and blood ailments from pimples to scrofula. It narrates dramatic neck warts shrinking after use, praises internal Resolveant, and cites a New York reader praising lasting health. Also promotes Sanford’s Radical Cure for catarrh, and endorses other tonics and patent medicines with testimonials and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery City
Ourtey
Musean
Fulton St
New York
Sudden weather changes and health claims
The text argues daily nutrition and waste elimination maintain health but warns weather shifts can impede skin function, trapping impurities in the body. It claims Brandreth's Pills remove impurities and cure inflammation and colds arising from sleve, stating effects occur in a few hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rkvenus
Brandreth
Fragmented OCR notes on local funds and public works
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions city funds, school funds, and public assignments. The garbled text references Baldwin general fund, Normal Institute fund, State school, county school, and railroad commission with scattered place names such as Wakarusa township and Lecompton. No coherent event or outcome is clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juglas General Fond
Aera
Terest
Baldwin General Fond
Budora
Ms Normal Institute Fund
Laudstund
Todiet
Fay - R.C. T&g W. It
Recond
Furilssee
Schoo County
Generous F opossile advertises cures by Broop Bain Co
Credible notices claim the Broop Bain Co of AtlanteGs offers cures for scrofula ulcers tumors blood poison eczema kidney ailments chronic female complaints and skin diseases at one third the cost and half the time of known remedies. A free book of cases is offered by barber bros druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broop Bain Co
Atlante
Barber Bros
Advice to Mothers from Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup
An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a trusted teething remedy from a leading nurse and physician in the United States. It claims decades of use with “never-failing” success, easing pain and curing dysentery diarrhea griping pains and wind colic, and urges price per bottle.
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the Daily Journal
Union Pacific Railroad
Eaike Weet
Obta Exilwat
T. Sarre
M. Dp
T. Shanelis
Atchison, Toupeea & 2
Santa FE Railroad
Bayt
Santas City Express
Atlantic Express
New York Express
Eestern Express
Pacifc Express
Guaymas Express
Denver
Wil
Asulutuern Kansas Railroad
Trafne
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Arrite
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Bearth
BK. G. Tagen
Erwes
Pasa
Union Ticket
Mays. St
J. Is Ross
Agt., A. T
Band U.P
Ifope
Addiion
Luther's
Samuels
Eldridge House
Henry Johns
Leadville
West Side
Louis
Maggie Brickley
Brown
Kansas City
Cleveland
John Sullivan
Thomas Moonlight
Geo. Tunes
Parker
Balaam
Tihat
Miss Pearl Anesen
St. Louis
Denig
Schreyer
Snow Hall
Snow
Lawreate
G. A. Graeber
Wm. Gibson
Eres L. Gibson
A. Herning
A- Marsh
Marsh
Yate
Cambridge
Cornell
Marah
Europe
Lapiea
Anderson
Os Bradley
Bell Car F. Butler
Mary Cerpnel
Lizzie Collina
Matilda Bell Hinkson
Levine Jones
Lizzie Keplinger
Juliet O'Brien
Lizzie Sandidge
M. G. Stirmel
Francis Towder
Ruth Taylor
Lydia Walters
Annie Gents
Arnold
Morris B. Beadley
Chas
Ramiles
Henry A. Bishop
B.A. Bodkin
Coffin
F. R
M. E. Geohitley
James Howell
D.C. Jones
Marion Nu Kirk
John Kenedy
Alic. Nelson
T. Pratt
Wm. H. Randaford
E. W. Ranson
Will H. Roberts
W. G. Root
C. 5. Woods
Thos
Osaax Shannon
P.M
Robert S. John Roberts
Howard
Adem L. Weidman
Thomas Griffith
Hal
Milewam
Mileham
BASE
South Lawrence
West Lawrence
Greek Valley
Geo. Jones
Beniff
Vinl
Wonderfel Cures
W. D. Host & Co
Rome
Aay
Dr. King
Bucklen
Ig Free
Strella
Bicop Bato Co
Atlanta
Ica
Ice
Eldetaller & Co
Devu Axp
Cukwean Co
Ton
Mase
Seni
Sanford
Cory
Potten Dat & Crewican Co
Bostox
Aldingplate Snc
Axp Chemical Cineton
W. P. Sire & Co
Barher Bros
W.A. Norges
Indiana Cash Grocery
Cull
Siluey C. Prentice
Lawrence High School
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Feate
Kan
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National Bank of Lawrence
Merehanta’ Bank of Lawrence
Kas
Douglas County
Paul 2
Brooks
Douglas Co
Lasse
White
Crath
Amerton
Prise
Ava
Leago
Seala Co
Sjetereon
NORTH
Conservatory
OF Artory OF Music
Ssa
Opabe
Stronmest ‘Corps
Evans
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Pipers Penne
Cuarlee
Momaz, Drea
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Dean
Fedire
A. M. Alrickson
Massachusetts Street
Eins
St Louis
Saya
Shone
Bama San
A.A. Mellier
Progroue
Watersio Eee
Balta F
Ainen Sena Wan Patel
Bale
Madam McGee
Oak St
Kaunas
Wan Ted
Standard Silverware CO
Boston
Masa
Perce
Cincinnati
Misses A
Mogier
Lawrence, Kansas
Hent
Douglas County Bank
Herald-Tribune
Opera
Massachusetts
Beaton
Wis
P.O. Box
Wood
Park Row
Chas. Chadwick
Masaschpsetta Street
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York ‘Nursery CO
Fort Scott, Kansas
Abrehan, Lincoln
Steet Townakins
SOD Trompson P Publisping CO
St. Couls
New York City
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