Personal Notices From Lawrence Daily Crowd
Purely personal notices list many travelers and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Simmons leaving for Chicago and numerous others heading to Kansas City Seattle Denver Excelsior Springs and Omaha. The column notes returned travelers and upcoming trips across towns with several families and individuals visiting relatives and attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Simmons
Chicago
Geo. W. Berry
Kansas City
P. Emery
Carl Becker
Denver
James W.games
Will
Margaret Kiling
New York
W. E. Spalding
Seattle Exposition
Miller
Aughter
Leadville
Col
K. JC Bussing and Son
J. W W. Coho
Gladys. Jlenley
Helen Glover
Olathe, Kans
Agnes Woodard
Henry Freund
Lawrence
Aral Steinbluck
la Cygne
M. Black
E. E. Mendenhall
H. Wilkins
Charles Wehrle
Lloyd Green
W. Wheeler
Ant
Will Johns
Takmonth
Colorado Mec
Brespach
Tonga
Noxie
Ke‘Ine
West Warren Street
George Chambers
Luckan
Seattle
Wash
M Minnie Moodie
Ws VD Col
J. W. Cone
Hastings
Neb
J. D. Gehring
Jenny Asher
Wellsville
Je Asie
Nel
John Engle
Cate
II Oskalonsa
M.i S McCreight
Carl
Yellowstone Park
Jolin Battaile
Kansasey
John
A. G. Aldrich
Evelyn
Forest ‘Lake
Bonner Springs
Javol
Marshall, Mo
Lowenstein
K. D
Lawson
Ison Arthur
Nathan Eddy
R. Nottingham
Texas
W. F. Osborn
E. Black
Baldwin
Salt Lake City
Frank Kerns
Hiurtan
Spokane
Landers
Jess Hill
City
Crapton Sun
Tennessee
W. A. Powell
Street Landing
Totterian
Toledo
Ohio
Powell
Wolf's
May Anderson
Must Have Jail Bite Mayor Bishops Return
Lawrence mayor speaks after week away about continuing improvements. He vows to open new streets and extend additions as part of a plan to create a Greater Lawrence with all it implies and states there is no other way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awrence
Lawrence
Picnic Day at Cameron's Bluff Draws About 120
Rain and threatening weather kept many away from the Second Presbyterian church annual picnic but about 120 gathered at Cameron's Bluff for racing games and a fine dinner. The group left pleased with the day’s outing and lively social mood persisted despite the morning gloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
Cameron’s Bluff
Fairfax menu and ad offerings at a glance
Sunday dinner menu lists Cream of Tomato Soup Fried Spring Chicken Roast Prime Ribs Mashed Potatoes Lima Beans Corn Bread Tomato Pie Coffee. Promises the best meal in town with cool dining and prices around 35 cents. Also notes Sibley’s pond outdoor swim and Wolf’s Bookstars framed pictures at half price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanner
THE
Fairfax
Wolf’s Bookstars
Kansas Hard Turkey Wheat Sets New Highest Grade
The Kansas Grain Grading commission established Kansas Hard Turkey Wheat as the state’s top wheat grade yesterday. Governor Stubbs hosted the meeting with commission members George W. Glick J. G. Maxwell and Thomas Page. The move followed widespread dealer and miller support, with the Kansas Grain Dealers association aiding the push. The grade designates Merwinter hard yellow varieties as Kansas Hard Turkey, separating them from previous classifications and promising market top prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Si Grain Grading Commission
George W. Glick
Atchison
J. G. Maxwell
McPherson
Thomas Page
Topeka
Stubbs
Grain Commission
New Plant Comfrey Lump From Caucasus Said to Equal Kansas Alfalfa
A Sedgwick County man Dr E Dreves reports a new plant named Comfrey Lump from the Caucasus Russia. Brought under observation by the U S Bureau of Agriculture it is claimed to rival Kansas alfalfa. It grows 3 to 3.5 feet tall flowers violet and bell shaped. The plant yields many crops each year and is eaten by hogs and cattle while roots store winter food. It tolerates cold and may live twenty years with simple cultivation in well drained soil. Only partial text remains for author and date context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
United States
Gureau of Agriculture
Sedgwick Nan
de. E. Dreves
Americas
Caucasus
Russia
Germany
Widemann's Indications and August Weather Notes
The excerpt discusses Kansas weather expectations for August with a fair to Sunday pattern, plus a University of Kansas forecast. It critiques holding company taxation on net income rather than gross receipts, mentions Senator Clapp's proposed amendments, and touches on local ads for pens, paints, and drugstore items, followed by notices of sales and parish events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clapp
Minnesota
Chat Rail
Senate
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Hosford Investment Co
Babcock Place
Ohio Street
Louisana Street
Hasford
Learnard
Babcock
South Lawrence
Holford Investment CO
People’s Staite Bank Building
I. E. Hazen
B. 5. Protach
J. D. Gehring, Jr
N. 0. Stevens
Carrie Stevens
Otto Fischer
Byron Parcels
Dudley Asher
A. P. Halts
J. D. Gehré
FA. Moore
W. H. Andrews
Independence
Kans
Robert Keenan
Kul
Keenan
Emporia
Oklahoma, Jr
J. H. Swope
W. J. Coleman
Vermont Street
Nonston
A. Whitman & Co
Boone
Myrtleann
Los Angeles
Cal
Howard Warren
Lone Star
Parnell
Coffeyville
Sibley’s Pond
Urnetiun
Toy Ae
al Busine
American Review of Reviews
Weavre
Cretaderes
Woukl Tf Miyc
Yall Fark Metran
Neds
WP. Sinel Artin Tivest Pe Varriz
Lawitente Rete
Little
Wiedmann’s
University of Kansas
Sterling
Waterman
Parker
Bolles
Sinclair
Boyles
Andere
Raymond's
Denaiudine
Lucas
Beloup
Cameron
North Tawrtadie
New Street
Johnson
Wiedemann’s
Surries
Runatouts
Evans-Metcalf CO
Tennessee Street
Putnam
Wilt
J. Colealan
Adu
Wpwian
Tiss Winday
Mr. Innes
Potesie
Winnigs Seeen
Jace
Pereales and
Reps
Elahor
Ly Syear
India
Slay
A. Dremsen For
Gingham
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Hoadley
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