Paris Visit Inspires Humble Reflections On Teaching
Hubach En Jovyed Paris details a long journey abroad as the university man writes from Hoboken to Lawrence. He praises studying in France, describes lessons with a famed vocal teacher and his ambition to be a great teacher rather than a touring opera singer. He longs for home and family while acknowledging the influence of Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubach
Paris
Bios Eldeh
Hobuen
Manvillers
France
Mr Brady
Frauve Sud
Freseline L
Laacher Ar Nordica
Lancen
Tha DeRcokes
Opara
Jla
Lawrence
Lauwrence Ian
Aris
Parker shows replaced with vaudeville act for Home Management
Lawrence celebration plans overhaul the Parker shows, cutting costs and bringing a higher grade vaudeville production by Oinjuries Amusement of Kansas City. The new act, titled Loss Struck Town, features a Swedish immigrant girl and a country grocer in a mix of humor and sentiment, with a promised picturesque staging and capable scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Home
Leving Hill
Oinjuries Amusement Company
Kansas City
Lawrence
Fis
Flia Jones
Wheat forecast sparks market rush and farm notes
E J Smiley predicts wheat at 50 cents a bushel in thirty days as prices had fallen. Law rence market shows little wheat trading while early sales rush proved farmers right about conditions. Examinations and school notices appear amid scattered local ads and service offerings from Atlas loan, Prentiss Home Store, and a Hungarian flour claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Smiley
Farmer's Grain Trust
Premium store promotes tea coffee spices and more
An advertisement urges clubs and boarding houses to visit the Premium store at No 3 West Warren for savings on teas coffee baklog canders spices and extracts. Proprietor E W Campbell lists phone lines and location while other garbled lines hint at fruit farm contact and home-seeking notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thesa
West Warren
E. W
Campbell
Dome
Hell
High School Enrollment and Exam Schedule
Enrollment by year runs Monday Tuesday for first year, Wednesday for second, Thursday for third, Friday for fourth, irregulars Saturday afternoon with no Saturday morning session. Summer work exams require reporting to the principal before Wednesday September 3. Exams on Friday September 7. Principal F. I. Olnay delivers notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couruluy
Seyi
Arist Metic
Aigaura
Hens and Springs and a Colored Criminals Debate
The article reports a controversial speech by Booker Wrington condemning Black people and urging self preservation amid accusations of racial bias. It notes lawrence authorities face criticism over crime rates and population concerns, mentioning women in Kansas City and tensions around public safety and labor.
Accomplice Arrested and Civil War Echoes in Writings
Fragmented report pieces reference an accomplice arrest, a North American slave history thread, and a note on Richard Richardson’s path from slave to William Brown’s Harper’s Ferry expedition. It mentions Frank Sippk’s death deemed self-inflicted in Montgomery County and a coroner’s acknowledgment in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Richardgon
CY Richardgon
Junho Brown
Slarpers
Richard Richardson
Missouri
Lawrences
John Brown
Brown
Richardson
Canada
Philadelphia
King
Montgomery County
Frank K Hipsie
Real Estate Trust Company
Bryan Ma Pa
Timber and Paints Sale Announced at Woodward Co
A notice announces a fall sale of paints and varnishes from Kodak materials at Woodward X Co. Fertays location. The event highlights various finish products and related supplies available for purchase.
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Kodak
Woodward x Co
Remembered as City Librarian Mrs Mary Simpson Walker
Mrs Mary Simpson Walker died at Salina Kansas on August 22 she was the daughter of Henry and Mary F Simpson and longtime city librarian in Lawrence born August 18 1861 in Lawrence. She studied in the University of Kansas and Paris and was married to Dr W L Walker. Her life centered on family and service and she will be remembered for faithfulness and devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Simpson Walker
Salina
Kansas
Henry
Mary F. Simpso
Lawrences
Simpson
Walker
Lawrence
Honorabie
Troy
Francis Iamcarty
Verdies
University of Vanias
Kapra Alpha Thera Traterol
Arc
Cnicago
New York
Peur
Benjamin Constant
Paris
Aris
Bev
Ste
Estate Transfers Amid Tumultuous Family Claims
A fragmented notice concerns estate transfers involving Nepean i Jeoph A Raier and wife, and Douglas Wittis Miller, with various others contesting and noting debts, with mention of a Will and distributions among heirs. Names and relations appear tangled, but the document hints at a court proceeding over a large estate, a 23 200 set la consideration, and distributions to heirs including Bay aurvive ber yey and Mea Wagerae cer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nepean
Douglan Wittis Miller
Winahart
Donglas Viv
Coartlow Wells
Pitt Oly
Om Tata
McCvasey
Whasey
Det Dresteumd
Margarety
Hospital progress under new management in Saint Louis
The paper reports hopeful progress at Saint Louis hospital under new management led by Miss Maud Landis. Seventeen patients are hospitalized with none in serious condition, and all are on the road to recovery, including many previously critical cases, illustrating strong improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esxjelivut
Eco Dricien
Maud Landis
Thair
Stanta, Mo
Journal
Lawrence News Preview Items and Auction Notes
The item mentions Lawrence merchants hosting a sale of souvenirs, post cards, coins, and other goods at Mass street near a stationery store. It notes a panel for second hand technical books until Sept 4 and a painting or stain project starting soon plus references to Kayworld inks and other odds and ends.
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Fevther Post Dai 44
Banks of
Lawrence
Market notes and price bids across cattle and grain dated Aug
A fragmented market summary lists cattle categories such as steers bulls and heifers with bid ranges, stockers and feeders figures, and calf lots. It also records hay Timothy and alfalfa prices, dairy items like silver creamery packing, and grain futures with Chicago and regional references. Names, dates, and exact figures are scattered, reflecting a busy agricultural commodities page.
Local Farm Offers Vinegar and Tin Work Services
An OCR segment lists Phillips Fruit Farm offering cider vinegar at 20¢ per gallon with two gallons for 35¢ and five gallons for ? It also mentions Try F A Bennett Co for tin work and guarantees high workmanship at low charges. Lawrence Trapster Co is advertised to haul rooks.
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Phillips Fruit Farm
Tel
Bali
F. A. Bennett & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Obertson
Stig
Ravior
Evercuatn
L L. Kilthy Mercantile Co
Jounal Want Column
Bennett & Co
Levi Marlin
Califernia Road
Wolfs
Lawrence Daily Journal
Otten
C.ark
Kanas
Bedoun
Vernon Street
Mens
Wisturop
terauGua
Mente
W. A. Guenther
Key West
Smith’s News Depot
Massachusetts
Bell
Colt and Athteric
W J Francisco & Sons
Alweye
Bend
Bes
Offica
Hesetent Merchants
Lawrence, Kan
Hugh Blair
Faok
Hesteer Jeweler and Upticen
The
Atlas
National Bank
Wiedemann
Wrathrd “Apt
Gubaias
Jerometer
Wamidity
Liat
Liiva
Otter
Nurslity
Sturdry Boyd
Salvation Army
United States
Parker
Poe Uit
Hoadley
Moon Liris
Brig
Mes
Pete le Peay
Breken Tor
Yeats
Weed Jersey
Mass St
Mra Prentiss’ Home Store
Fred W. Fela
East Henry
Master's
Journal Bindery
F. 1. Olnay
Wm. WH. Schulz
Marchant Tailor
Si Maga
Sullis
Muse
Ana Sity
Hacrese
Fey
Ted Trom & Reddy Ab
Luda Steam Ougker Mos
Ione TR
Ramapra Cok
Satters
Esas
Wm. F. Helm
Booker Wrington
Dhelf
Lawrems Velephone
Gizis Weert
Qae
Kona
Osanatomia Corespooden
Lewrnard
Frank Sippk
Hid Hig Diswrave
Paice
Tomor
Innes
Lansdowne
Wm. Read
White Mountain
Jaedicke
Bowersock Opera House
Elmer Walters
Just
Bright Diaoe
Atlas Building & Loan Ass
FTL
Mary Walker
Tol Estate Trausfers
Florsheima
Butt Plitane
Coienet Geuvers
Lucky
Steund Band
Au Walt
Mark
Wied
I.lva Stor
Aansky Chay
Grabo Market
Raness Gey
Dee
Chicago
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Cal Ucae Picone der Holt
EO Bussing, Undertaker
Lawrence Trapster Co
Ned Neck Activadt Gall
ED. Klein
Brand Woodman Picnic
Uaniform
Union Pacific
Yam
K. C
U.P
Eldridge Block
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