Market by Wire and cattle prices across cities
Market by Wire reports cattle and grain prices across Kansas City Chicago and surrounding markets with steers stockers and feeders and cows and heifers listed. Trading figures show closing ranges for wheat corn rye oats and timothy, plus butter and egg details. Notice then states annual meeting of stockholders of Watkilos National Bank of Lawrence Kansas to elect directors on January 8, 1907 between 11 am and 3 pm at the bank office in Lawrence.
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Idvs
Kansas City
Mauve Sleeve &t.wWick
Chicago
Te Stopskholdere
Watkilos National Bank
Lawrence
Kansas
Pack
Horticultural meeting marks a long running society’s 10th year
The Douglas County Horticultural Society held its November gathering in the courthouse with Pres. McComb in charge. Officers report the group’s long history and many aged members, noting several deaths among the aging ranks. Lectures covered winter storage of fruits and vegetables, disease spores, and diversified diet.
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Divglas County Horticultural Society
Court House
Tls
Fia
Thig Aculety
Ita
Ecliva
Lewissy
John Brown
Harness
Mawbere
Martin
Reveth Merrow
Philip Albach
N P Denoing
Forsat Savage
Wm Pliskels
EC Cowles
New York State
Ile
Olgit
M A Harber
Cao
Maffett
Mir Maffet
Grand- Muller
Avery
Political Prisoner Arrives in San Francisco December
George Gar shond, a Russian political prisoner, arrived by steamer from Chios after escaping Siberia in a barrel. Reports also note a pawn of crime and gifts, with local notices about a robbery, piano purchase, and Christmas shopping tips amid a flurry of varied items.
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San Francisco
Des
George Garshond
Chios
Siberia
Woodmen Officers Elected At Local Lodge Meeting
Woodmen of the World last night elected officers including PC W F Morris OC W T Hatchins backer L W Gregerp advisor G W Barckley clerk T Saudr escort J A Marlow watcrman C TJ Eldd sentinel F J Johnson manager Frank Boeegass. Five new members were taken in and a large supper followed the musical gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
W F Morris
T Hatchins
L W Gregerp
G W Barckley
T Saudr
J A Marlow
Watcrman
TJ Eldd
Sentinel
J Johnson
Manaager
Frank Boeegass
Teken
Ejection in Boston Divides State and National Parties
Reports from Boston describe a nationwide and state party dispute over licensing and election procedures. Voters faced conflicting rules as local officials enforced guidance that differed from state and national party expectations. The dispute centered on key licensing questions impacting turnout and party alignment during the December elections.
Supreme Court Reverses Murder Convicts in Missouri
The Missouri Supreme Court reversed and remanded for a new trial the murder conviction of Vaughan Raymond and Ryas, who escaped from the county jail a year ago after killing a guard. Judge Gate authored the opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Vaughan Raymond
Ryas
Ei Iing
Gate
Missionary Social Union organized by Lawrence women
Lawrence women from eight churches met at Mrs E M Hopkins home to discuss forming a Missionary Social Union. Twenty women approved the plan and a resolutions committee was formed for a general meeting at 3 tomorrow in the Presbyterian church to complete the organization. The aim is fellowship among denominations, increased missionary interest, and growth of the missionary spirit in local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
E. M. Hopkins
Cleol
Presbyterian Church
City Council Approves Gas Franchise Delayed Action
Lawrence Coal Gas and Oil Co seeks city gas franchise. Council debates two year lay period, pipe requirements, and pricing options. Several sidewalks and street improvements approved or discussed. Bond issues for sewer projects, street appraisals, and paving plans noted.
Cross walk order and city service votes at Lee and Louisiana
A council meeting recorded a cross walk ordered at Lee and Louisiana. A resolution by Congerman Cox demanded discharge of city employees who refused to pay their bills. Four resolutions approved paving Connecticut Street Winthrop to Les and Kentucky Street Plockney to Les. The council adjourned to December 16 to address gas ordinance and Hanford addition ordinance.
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Lee Street
Henry Knabe
EL Stone
Adama
Vermont
Marles
Maryland Streets
Lawrends
J A Hasson
Seworage
Davia
Heber
Jeewerage
Ramsey
Haskin and
Sekad
Emporia
Aan
Rhode Island Street
Oread
New Hampshire
Winthrop
Plaskoey
Connecticut
Warren Street
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Henry Street
Aoordiosnos
Masmechosatte
Berkley
Quincy
Vaermont
Kentucky
Henry
Winthorp
Winthrop Street
New York Streat
Missouri Street
Lincoln
Maryland
Coumelimap Hasen
Fred Boyles
Lee
Louisiana
Congerman Cox
Connecticut Street
Les
Kentucky Street
Plockney
Hanford
Post Office Barriers Highlighted by Rubbers
A damaged OCR fragment mentions barriers at a post office and rubber activity, with unclear details about damages or monetary figures. The readable items reference avenues of obstruction and a vague sum of money, suggesting an incident involving property or security at a public building.
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Ang
Experun
Ouragly- Aveta Aindred
Killing Prisoners Deaths Reported at Prison Likely Increases
Fragmentary OCR notes claim prisoner deaths at a facility with unclear details. The report mentions a death toll near twenty and references related authorities and potential causes, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
Burstingin Murder Case Names Frederick Barrington
A note regarding a murder case identifies Frederick Barrington as the defendant. The report reads that Barrington is under sentence of murder. The text is terse and cites a courtroom setting without additional context or dates.
Committee Changes Quaser Investigation Testimony
Ciara Myssinvaer arrived in Denver to testify on coal land and rate investigations. Executives from Denver Rio Grande Western Colorado Fuel and Iron and American Smelting and Refining Company were summoned to provide evidence.
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Quaser
Interstar
Myssinvaer
Ciara
Denver
Denver and Rio Grande
President's Message Opens Congress and Relief Fund Report
The presidents annual message to Congress draws attention as opening presuminaries proceed in Washington. In San Francisco the relief corporation reports receipts and disbursements from April 23 to November 17 totaling 6 213 279. Three million remains standing to be called. Cash on hand is 1 931 142 with half in San Francisco and balance in New York and Chicago banks. Norfolk VA E F Cost resigns as vice president and traffic manager of Seaboard Air Line to become VP in charge of traffic at Kansas City Southern railroad. Stratton's Mentholis offered as a remedy for whipped hands and a holiday souvenir program is announced.
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Toe Asma Firis Legion
Caca
W E Koehring
Novambar
Bks Passimitsum
San Francisco
Relief Corporation
New York
Chicago
Norfolk
E. F. Cost
Vae
Trafic
Seaboard Air Line
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Christmas sale ad hints at Robert son's Art furniture
The notice urges shoppers to browse F H Bennett & Co and Gustafson for low prices on Christmas furniture and decorations. It mentions new and second hand goods, with delivery options and gas, water, and fitters services, inviting readers to visit 636 Mase Street.
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L. Conklin
Social And Personal Notes From A Northern Town
Mrs A Young departs for Kansas City for a few days. Several neighbors visit Kansas City Desoto and Argentina. Bruce Stewart and Sherman Chris bloe return from Rosky Ford Colorado after work. Various residents plan winter stays in Kansas City and Topeka. A luncheon honors Mrs Rogers and Mrs Goon of Kansas City. Jones Bullene Hackman store hosts annual fancy dress party with 28 girls. Christmas gifts at Gustafson store urged readers to visit and view goods.
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Bruce Stewart
Sherman Chris |Bloe
Rosky Ford
Colorado
Sante Fe
Graeber Broa
LO Molntirs
Soo
Kansas City
Mr McLure
Little Soo
Francea Satter
Abileon
Perry Harber
Ladiga
Jones, Bullene & Hackman
First unpartisan Newport election held under new city charter
Newport Rhode Island Dec 4 election marked the first use of the citys new charter with no party designations on ballots. Officials note the republicans back mayoral candidate Cotteral while democrats support Colonel William P Clark, with civic groups backing the present setup. The item also mentions insurance helper seek and various local listings and solicitations.
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Newport
Coteral
Shin Sampaign
Citizen’s Party
jColonel
William P Clark
Fragmented ad copy with scrambled brand names and prices
The readable text shows a garbled advertisement referencing Schultz Ritugar and delivery wagons. It mentions viewing a room, improving corners, a Christmas theme, and low prices for unspecified items. Content is incoherent and lacks a clear event or outcome.
Quilting Special Offered by Callahan and Anderson
Local ad offers quilting services before January 1 2002. Callahan and Anderson in Bell advertise a special price for all quilts. Message appears as a brief, dated community notice with contact prompt.
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Leis’ Gorner
To. Tint Parmer Anu Investor
Arnet Touay
Reece Kamas
Geo Leis
Massachusetts Street
Mass
Tuxedo
Felix
Grain Market
Kaosag City
Cora
ParaJau
L.b
Dick Bros
Lawrence Daily Journal
Stockholders Meeting
Obh Tucker, Candler
Samuel Reynolds
EA Latimer
Latimer
Bell Brothers
Borses Gustafson
Billa Williamson
Palestine
Tex
Dio
Eytalao Siding
Treasury Department
Cotton Belt
Tyla
St. Louis
Gustafson
Madrid
Alfonso
Dearmije
Weyler
London
Yeateriny
Kanssa
Charles F Dansey
Kansas Agricultural Commission
Sam
San Franchisc
Dinko
Ofoe
Board of Police Commissioners
Woodmen
St Louis
National Editorial Asociation
Feteratats Commerce Commission
Tne
Parsons
Gilberts McClurg
Eveologat & O’sions
Colordo
Mia Gilbert
Coloardo
Ikiny
Boston
Iluas
Woman's Missionary Social Union
Apythlog
Straffon
Mentholis
Gastatson
Robertson
Furnitura
Delive Coletmas
Daughters of
Plymouth Congregational Church
Columbia School House
District 67
Seewir's
Council
Selon
Ardiosoce
Lawrence Coal, Gas and Ol! Co
Plpa
Ptreeta
South Lawrences and Cos
North Lawrence
Thinalry
Lawrence Coal, Gas, and
Oi Company
Douglas Coun Ty
Belog
Eudora
East Sea Strait
Santa Fe
B Cowles
Gao O Foster
Selzad
Texas
Chisago
Missouri
Prof. Stevens
J B Stevens
Holiday Lastuigne
Stevens
Kaneay City
Elm Ridge
State Supremé Court
Lua Kim Ridge
Jockey Club
Klm Ridge
Wabli-Poul Selilgg Jaw
Bc Gasa
al Ailiuid
Egus Lord Again
Jen
Frederick Vat Burtingien
Barrington
Mat Luwis
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Stratfon
Poona
Gus
Nestla
Corlstans
F H Bennett & Co
A Young
Bach
FM Kore
Desoto
Mra Wallenzies
Argentina
Roverts
St Josata
Orolog
Edith Erwin Lefe
A A Vaughn
Red Oak
Lows
Rev
Bill
Scott
Gage
Mra Sage
Mra Wilbur
Radiger
Snyder
Oklahoma
Alfred Radiger
Flo Shanklin
Alberta Bingler
St Louisa
Kappa Alpha Theta
Washington University
Arthur Wilillama
Sop
Elm City
WR WH
Joane Smith
Joe
Lefty
Bessie Raymond
Cay
Topeka
Albert Carroll
Salina
Tomerrom
Peter Laptad
Jono Hutt
Mra Jono Kouss
Parry, Okla
EE Myers
Failly
Corinthia Lindsay
Ada
Geo Banke
Mra P G Rogers
Mra OB
Goon
Hra
Littie
UP BB
T . Holcomb
Hoga
Gustafeon
JB Origgs
Northwestern Mutual Life
Mods! Company of America
Wolf
DAB Eill
Santa Fe Trail
Newhouss's
Leneatra
Tioketa
Sala
A Marks and
OC Seswir's
OC Seawir
Lawrence Me
Cale
Goma
Eee
Morrison & Lamon
Journal
Wantedamm
Smith
Neville’s Corner
Douglas County
J. M. Neville
Oldridge Menss Brook
Schaffner & Marx
Eabcay Math Beds
Wiggrovenor Ee
Uhlo Natural Gas Supply House
Fureutad
I. Cooper
Oregon Street
Stullin
Kirby's
Nicace
Ed Klein
7Th Mass. Street
Clem Hammond Muzzy
KH. Muzzy
Maryland Street
Maple Grove Cemetery
the Baptist Church
Professor Olin
Louisiana Street
Schultz & Ritugar
Roberswoo
Quilting
Meath
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