Seers association appoints committees for September meeting
At the officers meeting all departments listed committees for the September annual gathering. Program includes O. E. Learnard L Edwards Mrs Paul Brooks Robert Morrow Prentiss and Asher. Entertainment group led by Mrs Learnard Kennedy Hoyt and others. Bulletin No 128 from Kansas agricultural station summaries mammal species in Kansas their foods and agricultural impact. Free copies available from the Agricultural Experiment Station Manhattan Kan.
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Journal
O. E. Learnard
L. Edwards
Paul &. Brooks
Robert Morrow
Prentiss
Asher
O. P. Kennedy
Mary Topping
Wella Kennedy
Huddleston
Cratchield
W. B. Kennedy
J. R. Disich
J. &. Kennedy
C. By Boyt
Boyt
Charles Grover
Belle Kennedy
May Hoyt
C. L. Edwards
Kansas
Agricultural Experiment Station
Manhattan
Kan
Trade notices and promotional items in a noisy mid-century ad page
Classified snippets include recruitment for girls at Booner Bros. Cigar Factory, a moving and storage service from Lawrence Tranfar company, Arkansas polishing and advertising lines about William Williamson’s cigars, Schulz and Rittner buggy ads, cheap home goods from Woodward & Co, and a Cape Colony school circular with Dr. A H Attaway and John A Kegs linked to Chatsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booner Bros. Cigar Factory
Lawrence
Chatsworth Mechanical
Desirable Lawrence residence near PennsylvanIa and Morris Streets
Residence adjoining the city on the south at the corner of Pennsylvania and Morris streets offers eight rooms large halls a smote store and closet room cellar under whole house first class furnace porcelain bath and closet two wells large craters small detached building to accommodate man and wife helpers all necessary out buildings almost all land highly improved priced 47000 cash 2500 balance on time inspection invited by any buyer Sam A Higgs
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Pennsylvania
Morris Streets
Lick
Sam's
A. Higgs
Grape growers and sales ads on Massachusetts Street
A morning Journal listing reports home grown D G Watt & Son grapes from Spring Grove Fruit Farm Moore x Early. J B R Kenyon offers goods west of Massachusetts Street. Hats dresses skirts coats and pyrography lessons at Mrs Shearer’s. Gas furnace and coal ads from Ellis Setterberg and C G Edwards Co. Jewelry from Gustafson. Insurance electrical supplies and furniture repair services. Wole's Book Store runs a ten day remnant sale of wallpaper and frames.
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D. G. Watt & Son
Spring Grove
The
Journal
Shearer
Massachusetts Street
Gustafson
CG. L. Edwards Co
Warren Street
Wole
Third trial at No 3 well shows mixed progress and setback
Drill at well No 3 progressed in stages from 4:30 pm to 6 pm reaching 15 ft, but quicksand halted work at 35 ft. By Friday morning depth reached 65 ft and 185 ft by Saturday, 216 ft by midnight, 285 ft by Monday with shale gas noted. Gas pockets and a broken piston delayed progress. by Tuesday depth stood at 350 ft with gas appearing, future sinking unlikely.
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Will Mertz
Mr. Anderson
Eudora
Jelly grapes and house goods sale listings
A brief market notice lists jelly grapes at 2 to 3 cents per pound with order pickup at Teetee's or call Rad 6161. Also mention Kaw Kas baseball nine played Hilue Mound this afternoon and household goods for sale at 7282 New Hampshire Street.
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Kaw Kas
Ie Hilue
New Stampshire Street
Burglary at Professor Marvin Home
Morning discovery showed the home of Prof. F. O. Marvin ransacked by burglars while he and Mrs. Marvin were away. Entry was via a cellar window, with every drawer and door opened and contents scattered as valuables searched for. The hard-to-see loss remains unclear until the couple returns.
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F. O
Marvin
Mada Jon
City council to rule on Stranger Valley franchise
Special Committee Meeting will discuss the Stranger Valley railroad franchise with plans for immediate action next Monday night. Rural business ads list local trades and services at 1015 Massachusetts street and nearby.
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Lawrence
Social News From Lawrence And Nearby Towns
Miss Mabel Dick heads to Kansas City for weeks with her aunt Mrs Baldwin. Several families plan drives to Leavenworth and Topeka, while others join a Lake View moonlight picnic. Nora Helden returns from Estes Park. many residents travel to Kansas City, Topeka, and Colorado for visits and housing. Invitations and weddings are announced, with social events across Baldwin, Leavenworth, and Lawrence.
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Mabel Dick
Mrs. Baldwin
Kansas City
H. L. Raymond
Bessie Raymond
Martha Sellards
Lecompton
N. O. Stevens
L. Bergman
Leavenworth
Grace Leslie
Topeka
Driss Gertrude Clevinger
Letha Williams
Messrs
Edgar, Sheen
Roy Ginman
Eugene Crawley
Tom Sweeney
Julius Marks
T. Fitzpatrick
Frank Banys
John Robertson
Misa Nora Helden
Estes Park
Colorado
Eudora
Burt L. Bullene
O. Shults
Ed Ruling
Kaspas City
Edward Hislop
Lawrence
Viola Slanking
Haldwin
Frank J.thomas
Mildred Marvin
University of Kansas
University of Chicago
Ft Scott
Thomas
Missoula
Mont
Fred Johntz
Abilene Chronicle
Enid Kauft
Bernice Cole
Lola Rutherman
G. HI
Deover
Fort Catlins
Coloride
L. Baker
W. OM
Oskaloosa
Kan
Geo. C. Travallo
Kankaxea
Dave Harahbarger
Trettle Mossler
Albert Glathart
Et Ml. Glathart
W. C. Rocker
Famly
Bargaret O'Keefe
St. Louis
AL. Morris
Walter Kirby
Perry
Luce
Mra
Warry Lander
Greorge Ford
Chicago
Tylo Lawrence
Miay
Edith Wheman
Cemetery Work Progress Amid Contract Uncertainty
City Engineer Wheeler reports cemetery project advancing as conditions permit with completion around July 1. Rock quality praised, though roadways in Oak Hill Cemetery suffer with public grumbling until final work finishes. Wheeler remains cautiously optimistic despite common pessimism about contract terms and delay.
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Wheeler
Lawrence
Oak Oil Cemetery
Lawrence National Bank Plans Bid for State Deposits
Lawrence National Bank prepares to bid for a portion of state funds under a new depository law. The bank holds over 850,000 in Lawrence city bonds and 100,000 in government bonds, enabling it to qualify for deposits by pledging city and government securities. The law requires a security to be deposited with the state treasury.
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Lawrence Nasional Bank
Lawrence City
Lawrence National Banks
Denver Elks Club Forms for July Denver Excursion
A Denver club was formed at Lawrence Lodge No 1h th Elks with the aim of organizing a trip to Denver next July for their annual national gathering. J 2. Sanhern elected Secretary and treasurer. Members will make monthly contributions to fund the excursion train and gain privileges.
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Denver
Te Rmveting
Lawrence Lodge
Elks
J. 2. Sanhern
Twaddle and outfits in a page of notices and ads
A jumble of items includes Miss Hoch's fashion note, a new coal firm at 744 Massachusetts promising low prices and school contracts, the funeral of Mrs. Wilmoth at her son's home, a Daughters of the American Revolution meeting notice, a rental notice about 4 BR rooms near the new courthouse, a contract penalty clause for a city project, a weather remark, and an ad for W. Beatis painter and paper flosger with contact.
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Mra. Pearson
Buck Creak
President Roosevelt
Maud Moodle
Kansas
Colorado
G. W. Jones
Jones
New York
Carrie Watson
J. A. Healey
Texas
Marie, Sinclair
Marjorie Field
Dubuque
Massachusetts
Betty Washington
Daughters of the American Evolution
New Court House
Mary A. Brooks
Football prospects at the University of Kansas
Eight players will be at practice the first week of September forming a nucleus for a strong varsity squad. About forty eligible men from the university will try for the team, with not less than fifty promising candidates overall. The freshmen will be organized into a team with a regular coach and schedule, easing marching to varsity play and curbing freshman rush.
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University of Kansas
McCookfield
Tvo
Kansas
Athlevier
W. London
Thay
Freshiman
Oly
Kanyas
Kansas University
Kennedy
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Layrence
Karers
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Luy Cleland
Tha Wilder
Windmill Heights
E Learnard
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East Henry Street
William Williamson
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Quality, But Woodward & Co
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L. L. , Phillips, & CO
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AUG. J. Pierson
H. W. Henderson
Morrizon & Lemop
Mass
Russell Sparks Co
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Arkansas
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Main
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Issouri
S. L
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Sinclair
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A. D. Weaver
Defly Grapes
F. O. Marvin
O. A. Fianscome
Mattresa
Trust Class
G. BE. Matson Hay
Dillard Hall
Massachuy Salts
G. Olson
Masters
Masaschusetts Streal
K. M. Owen
Jackson Id
Riymond
Ruassi Sparks Co
Mansecouatts Street
Eest
Innes Store
Innes, Bullene& Hackman
Misa Gertrude Becker
Excelsior Springs
J. Chadwick
Doe Pierson
Margaret Hissell
Alberta Cresswell
Woodward
Shieldd
Wabash
Leh Lawrence
Mia Reader
Miad Gyden
Miva
Hirla
Jupdin
Kittering
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Amelia Denewenter
Belvoir
Edna Spepp
Olathe
O. A. Constant
Oattwa
Minnie Person
Kate and
Gertrude Ashley
Manchester By the Sea
J. W. Wood
A. B. Havens
Hattle
Lawrence National Bank
Denver Club
Miss Hoch
Indiana Street
W. BE. Beattis
Lawrence Electric Light CO
Rooma 4
Lawrency House
Nhat
J. T. Constant
B. W. McFarlane & Bro. Cor
Neary and
Kentucky
Beth Pionas
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