Lawrence Churches Plan Weekend Services and Meetings
Local churches invite parishioners to regular Sunday services and activities. The First Society of Spiritualists of Lawrence meets at 446 Ohio Street and 379 Loecom Street at 6:10 PM with notes on attendees. multiple congregations including First Baptist, First M E, and First Presbyterian outline worship, Sunday school, and midweek gatherings. Leaders include Rev. R H Thom as and Rev. GEL B Lindquist with Christian Science and Endeavor activities noted.
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Society of Spiritualists of
Lawrence
HW. Henderkony
Ohio Street
Penn
KL Bedale
Loecom Street
Berths AL Coyne
Kansas 4
City
Maes
First Presbyterian Church
Plywonth Church
Too Peloeh
Gel
Ben
Evennes Bestamania
Aebork
United Brethren Church Meeting Notice
The Kansas City paste reports meetings since August 4. The pastor preaches Sunday at 11 am with Juniors at 9:30. A quarterly meeting with Elder Jones at Central Park church Monday at 8 pm will include the Lord's Supper and quarterly business. The congregation urges strong attendance.
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Kansas Cin
Sip
Mear Central Park
Sine
Ui Aml
Jonese
United Presbyterian Sabbath Services and Meetings Schedule
The United Presbyterian Church advertises a Sabbath program with 10 a.m. Sabbath school and 11 a.m. public worship conducted by Dr. Wan Al Lytle. The day includes a Young People's meeting, evening services at the Airdome, and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 p.m. All are welcome.
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Wan AL Lytle
Sahjeer
Church Notices and Evening Services at Local A M E and Congregational
St Luke A M E church on New York and Warren streets lists Sunday morning service with Sunday school at 9 and daily worship opportunities. North Lawrence St James A M E at Maple Street invites 11 o clock preaching with Rev M Brown. Fourth quarter services upcoming. Congregational Church Missionary Society met at Mrs W Gilmore’s home to hear about the Woman’s board work in Orient countries with light refreshments.
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Baptist Church
Kemnacky Street
Ase
Vint
Gad
Airdome
New York
Warren Sti
J. My Brown
Uhh No. Aly
Penny
Ak Fen Endeavor
Piersom
North Lawrence St. James
Maple Street
Im. Brown
Chorch
Ins
Pcan
New
Congregational Church
the Missionary Society of Tthe Congregational Church
Land Drawings Open on Fort Peck Fort Montana
The government opens a massive Fort Peck land drawing in Montana with 345000 acres of fertile farmland. Registration runs Sept 1 to 20, with a Glasgow drawing Sept 23. Settlers may file for up to 160 acres under homestead laws, paying one fifth at entry and remaining in annual installments.
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Sam Will
Montana
Fort Peek
Hebet
Interior Department
Gheor
Glasgow
Fort Peck
Wence
Broker’s Bankruptcy Linked to Airedales Fleeting Fortune
In Chicago August 23 Francis G Porters, a broker, faced bankruptcy hearings saying his wealth fell to dogs. He claimed spending 50 000 on fine Airedales and kept their pedigrees in a rented office. The receiver noted 28 dogs in kennels and Porters estimated selling 25 000 worth, with creditors expecting liabilities over 200 000. The dogs are his main asset.
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Chicago
Airdales
Chicagos
Francis G
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Porter
Flight to Moon: Allon Event Booked for Space Path
Fragmentary OCR hints a space travel item titled Flight to Moon Allon. Details about participants, date, and venue are unclear though the phrase implies a planned moon mission or projection with a theater or discussion framing rather than a scheduled launch.
If Women Only Knew the Cause of Backache
Lawrence resident Mrs A J Hess of 1012 Afatania St. praises Doan s Kidney Pills after using four boxes to cure her persistent backache. She claims relief from kidney issues and urges others to remember the name and buy only Doan s from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, the U S agents.
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Lawrence
Leissure
A.J. Hess
Afatania St
Kans
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Interplanetary travel dreams and labor tensions unfold
Fragmentary early 20th century notes imagine faster-than-aircraft space flight with radium powered ships to Venus and back while weaving in a Kansas labor dispute over Mexican workers on the Santa Fe Railway. The piece mixes futurism with local employment strife and rail labor policy concerns.
Mexican labor bias sparks utility petition in Santa Fe
A petition seeks state action against Mexican labor preference in hiring by rail and utility firms, urging legal steps to aid American workers. Secretary W P Feder will refer the Santa Fe Railroad matter for action before further steps.
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W. P. Feder
The
Public Utilities Commission
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Handball Championship Finals Near as Next Week Looms
Handball championship series of the YMC A will be played next week with the high school seniors competing. Final scores include TM 22 0 Cooper 2 Osborne 3 G Cooper 2 Osborne 2. Abrialh won the high school division with Bhelan second. Brown and Weibel are tied in the senior division as the prizes await arrival.
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Goublez
Cooper
Ozborne
G. Cooper
Osborne
Buedelph
Abrlaih
Bhelan
Rice
Brown
Weibel
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