County schools secure winter teachers and local rail updates
Nearly all county districts have secured teachers for winter terms. The Atlantic & Pacific directors passed through town in their special car on the Santa Fe en route east. The Santa Fe track weeds were cut west of the bridge by a force of men yesterday. A great chest of wheat arrived, paid at eighty cents per bushel by millers. A weekly paper for colored residents is reportedly to start here, with H A Heath of the Kansas Farmer in town. Morse entries for the Bismarck Grove fair must be made by Monday night. Wood Ward's reports a gross of Lacto Peptine, noted as a bowel remedy for children, used with Blackberry and Kino. Bismarck buildings and agricultural halls are undergoing improvements ahead of the fair.
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Santa Fe
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Bismarck Grove
Wood- Ward’s
B. Adams
Aurora Springs
Missouri
Lippincott
W. C. Spangler
Independence
J. H. Topllis
St. Louis
K. P. Jeffrey
M. W. Treleven
U. S
Atchison
Harry Papénoe
Chas. 0. Myers
Famous
Clothing Company
Topeka
M. Newmark
Sibley
Er. J. Petty
John Hutchings
Josie Hutchings
A. J. Myers
Miln”tragediane
Mark Davis
Miln
Kopeke
A. RK. Green
Minneapolis
Yessee
Journal 5
Murphy
DeSoto
A. Monroe
Medicine Lodge
Alexander Schelling
Switzerland
Prof
Volzell
Schaffhausen
B. Schmidt
Itamigraon
Kansas
Schelling
Court House
Poehler
Roberts
M.D. Greenlee
Steele ‘Eroasing
McCoy
Journal
Whitcomb Bros. Grocery
Mr. Whitcomb
Indy
Wamezgo Silver Corpet
Water Suppy Company
Capital Square
Collan
Grant Monument
Colorado
Lawrence
George Dana Boardman
Young Men’s Christian Association
Leavenworth
Fort Worth
Texas
Gazette
Association
Lawrence Jaufi- Nal
Lawrence terald-Trumne
Kansas City Journal
Emporia Republican
Dule_pentence Recorder
Waco
Lawrence Iron Works touted as western manufacturing cornerstone
Lawrence rises as a manufacturing hub with Ushers and associates expanding the Usher Iron Works. The plant shows extensive brick buildings, modern machinery, a large foundry, and pattern rooms. Contracts for barbed wire and corn huskers boost the local economy while executives promise quality work for Colorado New Mexico and Ottawa markets.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Topeka
Minto
Usher Iron Works
Soyone
Ushers
Howard
Yester
Petar
Jenkins
Hollister West
Colorado
New Mexico
Mid Mexico
D. Roberts
Consolidated Sarb Wire Company
Capt. Williamson
Ottawa
Doctors Fuller and May named to pensions board
A three member board including Dr Fuller Dr May and Dr Abdeslal will review pension applicants. Dr Fuller returns to the post after years in Topeka and his reapppointment is noted as an endorsement.
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Fuller
May
Abdeslal
Topeka
Miln tragedyan and theatre career noted in old chronicle
A long feature traces the early life of a famed tragedian Miln from boyhood study to stage triumphs. It details his pursuit of art over wealth, his debut as Hamlet, later roles in Othello and Macbeth, his public speaking prowess, and his standing as a premier American actor and fencer.
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Miln
Hamlet
Leas
Bertuccio
Mac
Beth
Damon
Romeo
America
United States
Macbeth
Richard
Forest
Geo. C. Mil
Presbyterian Church Transformed by Master Hand Painting
The Presbyterian church in the city underwent extensive interior and exterior decoration after repairs. J. Field & Co. led work with Hargis and Lancon, creating delicate oil colors, sixteen ceiling tints, and an illusion of greater space. The result is praised as a landmark in Lawrence’s artistic interior design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Messrs
T. Field & Co
Hargis
Lancon
Lawrence
Kansas City
Boots and shoes store opens with fresh stock in Lawrence
J. E. Parker opens at 21 Massachusetts Street offering 36 new boots and shoes from eastern markets. He touts no old stock, fair prices, and honest service with a claim of strong local trade potential. Also notes M. C. A. activities and various city notices amid a busy Leavenworth paper.
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Massachusetts Street
Harper's Weekly 1864 History of the War with Cats
An old ad offers five volumes of Harper's Weekly dated 1864 inclusive, promising a complete history of the war with cats of all battles. Inquiry directed to W. C. Hann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Weekly
W. C. Hann
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the Daily Journal
Lawrence, Kas
Woodward’s
H. A. Heath
The
Kansas Farmer
Steinberg’s
Bismarck
Tsher Iron Works
Lawrence Business College
F. W. Read
Yeaterday
Babcock and Brooks
Press Club
U. P
North Lawrence
Excursioniata
St Gillis Opera House
Douglas E. Hamilton
Des Moines
Iowa
Hamilton
State of Iowa
Riverside Publishing Company
Amphion Quartette
Fandt
Miln—Tragedian
Eidemiller & Co
Presbyterians
S.T, Fiaco & Co
J. E. Parker
J. M. Zook
Massachusetts
Warren Streets
Zook
Trig
Bradford
Sammy Lappin
Lappin
Seaffon
Sammy
Henry Kinney
Taywire
F. L. Woodruff
Gleason & Whitman
Eldridge House
Lawrence, Kansas
City of
Potee
Sutton
Gleason & Whitman, Eldinge House Couner
Parlor Furniture Room
National Bank
Hill & Mendenhall
WM. T. Sinclair
Mass. Street
Douglas, Leavenworth, Jefferson and
Wyandotte Counties
Ecmyia
Church Services
First Baptist
Rev
A. L. State
Bio and
First Presbyterian
Doverlock
Oamund
Sun- Gay School
Aridoes Twins
Mulu
Yonkers
W.F. March
Aunsus
Sam’ J. Tilden
Sexioux
Wm. Draper
N. B. Asher
CU. W. Grant
Marty Hutton
Sesson
Larry
Barry
Harris
Oniyelent Anan
Dan Crew
Youtiits
Pesos
Woodward
Bupolia
Freep &Co. Pepper
Rookin
the Dain
Mr. Bowersock
Anil
Asldwin City “Scrubs
Lawrence “‘Muffers
Baldwin City
Bitice Watch
ST Ei & Co
Wiedemann
Wiedeman’s Tow
Wiedemann’s
Wiedlemann
W.c. Duprey
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