Lawrence Demonstration of Hupp Exchange Stock Plan
Lawrence readies for the Hupp rapid oil exchange demonstration with Hornaday and Martin. stock offers expand to 730 shares, price surges toward 75, government approval hoped. Lawerence boosters anticipate major turnout and post office to towns as proof of concept.
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Ude
Lawrence
Messrs. Hornaday
Martin
Happ
Dake
Messrs. Horday
Fairend
Lawretire
Rods
Apts
Ab. Happ
Mesers
Hornaday
U. S. Rapid Mail Service Co
Mexwrs
Pries
Post Office Department
Fergie
Markets by Wire Grain and live stock wrap Kansas City report
Grain and provisions prices edge higher as demand concerns loom with water famine threats near Melilla. Corn Sept near 9 93 and oats at 41, butter values around 18 to 23 cents. Cattle receipts hit 4,000 with native steers around 5 to 97.50, hogs near 7.70 to 7.90, and post cards plus Kodak albums advertised.
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Kansas City
Alteria
Melilla
Boyles
Society Notes From Local Gatherings Feature Several Hosts
The Cinderella club met Miss Nellie Carter for a delightful gathering. Miss Dora Robb Young hosted the Sewing club with several guests. Mrs. Ella Tripp entertained friends at 1414 Tennessee Street with Prof H D Ramsey and wife as guests of honor. The event closed with light refreshments. Attendees included Supt RS Ran of Cherryvale and M E Netherent with daughter Marjorie, K Beeler, Fredie Bayless, North Bayless, and Rich. Miss Nell Martindale hosted a social at 820 Ohio Street for Miss Ila Shenta visiting from Chicago. Nyvualsz plans an eventual Chicago trip after Topulat. A dancing party at Wilder S Metcalf’s home drew twelve guests with refreshments served.
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Tennessee Street
H. D. Ramsey
Cherryvale
Kans
Rs HS Ran
Cherryfev
M. E Netherent
Marjorie, Jr
K. Beeler
Fredie Bayless
Jorth Bayless
Elle Tripp
Rich
Nell Martindale
Lla Shenta
Nyvualsz
Topulat
Fuente Three Howe
Chicago
Tafts Westward Journey Planned as One of a Kind
President Taft outlines a sweeping roughly 13 000 mile West and South trip to meet Mexico's president in El Paso and travel by private car linked to trains. The roving White House voyage will visit Yosemite Grand Canyon Rio Grande crossing and stretch from Dallas to New Orleans with multiple stops before a Mississippi sail.
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Taft visit possible in Oklahoma City and local arrests
Fragmented notices report Lanis possibly meeting President Taft in Oklahoma City, and Johnson arrested for speeding. A telegraph dispatch from Woodstock chief cites a defendant named Johnam, a Black pugilist, as involved in a high speed crash. Endora Store sold to W W Arnold of Kansas City. Gardner Hill Company long established in its district. Several sale and classified items noted including a six room house, a Major Washing Machine, and various wanted ads amid cluttered telegraph-era copy.
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Woodstock
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Woolstuck
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Woodstuck
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Tiucduer, IG and Company
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Kaneas City
Gardner Hill Company
Stubbs Defends Tariff Principles Amid Speech Tour
Governor Stubbs wrapped up a three day speaking swing in Columbia Topeka and Hutchinson saying tariff policy must balance protection of infant industries with avoiding a prohibitive wall. He urged Congress to pursue a different approach and noted broad applause from supporters in the House.
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Topeka
Stubbs
Jean Stutchinson
Calimbus
Tapus
New York
Congress
Taft tariff clash and adjournment colors Washington session
Washington reports an extraordinary tariff session ending with President Taft signing the Payne bill amid mixed reviews. Congress adjourned as lawmakers prepared for home, critics blasting the process while supporters hailed a cautious revision. Other items include a Cape Town shipwreck rescue, Montreal bakers strike, and a Missouri duel.
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IV 'Elock
Aco
Thors
Senate
Capitol
Fan Poom
Congress
Hasf
Payne
House
William
W. T
Taft
House of Representative
Mothers Return to Kansas City Camp with Children
In a Kansas City news snippet, mothers arrive back with their children to the Vrooman farm after a two week stay. Only four children remain in town. caretakers report the kids are well cared for and happy. Separate notes mention cable measurements at the University by William H. Marsh of Standard Underground Cable, an insect repellent product on sale, mattress and upholstery services, a mislaid umbrella reward inquiry, and commissioners Walton and McClelland inspecting the Wickarsa bridge on Thatcher farm.
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Vrooman Farm
Vrooman
Dan
Kansas City
Eit
Wes
William H. Marsh
Standard Underground Cable Company
New York
University
Watermelon Social Held by Presbyterian Endeavorers
The Christian Endeavorers of the Fifth Presbyterian church plan a watermelon social at the home of Mixx Nema Phipps on West Pinckney Street this evening. Maggie Belle Long and Grace Harnadas have gone to Lake View for a brief outing.
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Fivet Presbyterian Church
Mixx Nema Phipps
West Pinckney Street
Maggie Belle Long
Grace Harnadas
Laka View
Cannon Challenged by Insurgents in Tight Race
A report notes Speaker Cannon has thrown down the gauntlet to the public and insurgents opposing the current rule changes. It argues only by retiring all Cannon supporters from Congress can tides change, predicting a primary defeat for the Cannon ally in the Second district.
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Cannon
M Ell
Congress
Kevin
Insurgent lawmakers reshuffle committees after rules fight
Speaker Cantiagnny announced committee appointments for the Sixtyiirst Congress. Insurgent members Fawker Gardiner and Cooper lose chairs while Vreeland takes banking and currency, Redenberg leads industrial arts and expositions. Cooper replaced by Olmstead. Davidson retains railroads and canals chair. Weeks becomes post offices and post roads chair.
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Washinghay
Ang
Cantiag
Fawker
Giardner
Mass
Cooper
Wis
Iepresentative Vreeland
Mowler
Baal
Representative
Davidson
Wanger
Pag
Commeree
Manu UL
Gardner
N. J
Uberttuking
Weeks
Sutton Hearing Cross Examinations At Utley Probe
The Utley cross examination unfolds during the Sutton hearing as Major Leeman questions the witness about who intervened in the hand incident and whether other parties influenced the proceedings. The chaotic session features recalled officers and tense back and forth over credibility and control of the investigation.
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Las
Arald
Wiley Ware
Pede Iu
Ue Steath
James N, Pitta
Portland
Tinge
Ueary Riz
Cottiscl
Sutton
Tootler
Corte Fis
Hee Weiss
Levants
Fia
Util
Han
Leeman
Button
Opening irrigated lands in Montana for 70000 acres
Arrangements completed for opening 70 000 acres of irrigated lands at Valler Montana. October 7 opening day with claims starting October 1. Land sold at 40.50 per acre including perpetual water rights. Fifteen year payment period. Expect rapid prospecting as buyers race to secure land and water rights.
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Montana
Valler
Mont
Aug
State Land Board
New Conference Tariff Bill Drafts Noted
The text describes a conference tariff bill draft with scattered, blotched passages. The writing hints at a hot summer mood and fictional pages offered by the Journal. It mentions blotted sections and adjustments to the original script amid conference tensions.
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Dariff
Teresa
Ad Club Meeting Forms in Lawrence to Boost Town
A bustling note outlines plans for an Ad Club meeting in Lawrence to organize a unified advertising push. The piece calls on merchants to act now to prevent stagnation, urging public discussion to keep Lawrence attractive and attract residents and business. It also mentions local civic concerns about street work, summer prospects, and the need for a stronger town image.
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Eslitar
Lawence
Lawrence
For Rent and Sale Notices in Small Town Paper
Classifieds advertise a large brick house for rent on New Hampshire Street with furnished or unfurnished options and September 20, 1909 possession. Also an on installment sale for a new 3440 piano care of Journal, a lost black silk parasol near Welcome to Vinland schoolhouse with reward, and a shoats purchase inquiry from Kaw Valley Canning Co seeking 50 or 60 shoats via S. Perkins Bell phone 997.
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New Hampshire Street
Fred Taggart
Pisn
Care of
Welcome
Vinland School House
Ina F. Cowles
Vinland, Kans
Kaw Valley Canning Co
Telephone S. &. Perkins
Bell Phone
Democrats United Over Payne Bill Turbulence
Clark asserts Democrats stand united against the Payne bill and argues the proposed rates average higher in the new measure. He claims Republicans split on the tariff, with some Democrats deviating, while he defends his party’s stance and critiques opponents’ framing.
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Clark
House Republic
Former K U Boy Traveled Across Atlantic for Vacation
A passenger tale from Europe describes a former KU man, Waller Kemp, taking an Atlantic trip with companions. They visit Ghent Paris The Hague and Waterloo scene and plan to view Edinburgh then Liverpool before returning. Kemp resides at 1330 Vermont Street and pursues a personal journey amid duties and social duties described in the report.
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Atlantic
Tor
Waller Kemp
Binwrenes
Tor Paster
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Iis Aftier
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Cope
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Vermont
Air Dome Amusements Show Opens With Notable Talent
Capacity business witnessed the final performance of Thy Heart of Young Dianes as crowds praised May Watkins and the ensemble. Tonight Mesander Din Waster pines Camille takes the stage, with Miss Amin Fansanger singled out for praise. An administrator’s sale of a deceased Mrs. Putnam’s furniture will be held Aug 7 and 9 at 1322 Tennessee street.
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May Watkin
Camille
Amin
Tennessee Street
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