Notice of Probate Sale and Executor Appointment in Douglas County
Public notices from the Lawrence Daily Journal November 17 1909 announce in the Douglas County Probate Court that administrator Charles H. Tucker seeks to sell Lot 72 Vermont Street and Lots 23 21 and the south 40 feet of Lot 19 New Jersey Street Lawrence Kansas with a hearing set for November 27 1909. Executrix Elizabeth G Hudson appointed November 12 1909 and notices urge all interested parties to govern themselves accordingly.
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Lawrence “Daily Journal
Douglas County
Kansas
Peter A. McCurdy
Douglas
Vermont Street
Lawrence
New Jersey Street
States of
Charles H. Tucker
Lawrence Dmily
Novick
Millard F. Hudson
Elizabeth G. Hudson
National Good Roads Convention planned in Topeka
Topeka hosts the National Good Roads convention December 14 and 15 with Governor Stubbs inviting advocates. Five to six thousand visitors are expected, including governors, senators, railroad presidents and other prominent figures. Arthur C. Jackson and supporters push for permanent federal and state road building, aiming from Washington to state capitals and then to county seats.
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Topeka
Kansas
Stubbs
John B. Bankhead
Alabama
George B. Chamberlain
Oregon
William Salter
New York
Arthur C. Jackson
National Association
Pwill
Jackson
Washington
Ty Ned
Historical officers elected at Kansas State Historical Society meet
A. B. Whiting of Topeka was chosen president of the Kansas State Historical Society at its annual gathering in Topeka. W. F. Connelly was elected first vice president, and E. C. Maoninz of Winfield became second vice president. The event featured business sessions and an evening program. New officers include C. B. Losford, a railroad official, and W. S. Fallis, connected with local business ventures.
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A. B. Whiting
Topeka
The
State Historical Society
Representative Hall
Whiting
George W. Guck
Atchison
W. F. Connelly
Maoninz
Winfield
Sec
C. B.losford
Colorado
Hasilford
W. &.Fallis
Bowersock
A Gentleman From Mississippi at Bowersock Theater
Bowersock's Opera House offers the record-breaking comedy A Gentleman from Mississippi in Saturday matinee and night shows December 7. The same production and company from Willis Wood in Kansas City return for a successful engagement. seats go on sale Friday at Woodward's drug store. Journal holiday presents section promotes pretty urns and gifts.
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Mississippi
Bowersock
Opera House
Willis Wood
Kansas City
Woodward's Drug Store
Still Cold With Bright Sun and Winter Outlook
Cold night near zero, downtown thermometers inching to zero this morning. A bright sun and wintery scene persist with sleighing and decently biting cold. The text advertises Smith's News Depot and Stark's Bakery, gift items, boxes of boxing gloves, and holiday displays. Also notes on markets, fruits, fish, dried goods, and local shops including Wolf's Book Store, Kennedy & Ernst, and Lins Kell Institute blankets.
Market cattle and sheep rise at Kansas City yard
Kansas City stock yards report strong week for cattle as light runs aid prices. Trade shows medium grade fed steers advancing, highs around 8.00, bulk 5.25 to 6.75, cows 4.00 to 5.00, calves 4.00 to 7.75. Sheep and lambs also firm with wethers about 5.50 and ewes up to 4.25, demand steady from packers. A. Rickart, L. S. Correspondent.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Ewest
A. Rickart
Papes Diapepein Ad and Reader Letter Highlight
An ad touts Pape's Diapepein as fast relief for indigestion with a 22 grain dose promising five minute relief. A reader letter to the Journal defends Appeal to Reason and questions a editor’s stance, claiming justice and progress despite disreputable reputations.
Eleanor Robson in The Pawn of 3 Tomorrow at Shubert
A Kansas City program notes Eleanor Robson in Glad the street waif in The Pawn of 3 Tomorrow at Shubert Theatre on December 13. The feature discusses Burnett and the optimistic tale of Glad as Oliver recovers from despair with moral reforms and romance.
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Eleanor Robson
Shubert Theatre
Kansas City
Glad
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Christian Science
Markind
Oliver Vault
Oliver
London
Dandy
First Colored Champion Knockout Stuns Chicago Crowd
Moving pictures displayed at the Empire Theater in Chicago show Stanley Ketchel nearly toppled by a powerful right hand from the big colored champion Johnson. The bout ends with Ketchel defeated as Johnson dominates the near knockout, to be shown again at the opera house December 13.
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Sol Plex
Stan
Ley Ketchel
Johnson
Chicago
Empire Theater
Stoy
Ketebel
Syethe
Dotmson Sud
Ring
John_ son
Ketchel
Opera House
Bindery rushes Christmas book work at The Journal
The Journal bindery offers quick lettering and binding of magazines and all kinds of books for Christmas. It is the busiest place in town yet still accepts more jobs. consider placing a Journal Want Ad to secure work.
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Pierce
Wotfien
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Florida
Harvey
Havana
Cuba
J A Stewart
Aset
Kanass City
Bryant Building
Business Directory
Attorneys-At-Law
Massachusetts
Barker Ce
Omee
T. Gilliepie
Indiana
Cor
Vermont and
Warrer Bis
Bell
Gatenz& Barnem
Witten We
Morse
Emacs
W. Jones
Bute No. 1
F. A
Hellan
Mome
J. A. Bechtel
Urgeon
Vermont
Bell Phone
Bonnelly Bros
New Hampshire
Winthro Star Telephone
Kam
Carl Kennedy
Avery Olney
T. Sinclair
Sharp
Panies
George A. Bankeron
Jackson Building
Cephird
John Houk—Barber
Mass
State Board of Health
Shafer & Fune
Massachusetta Street
Tawrencs Pantatorium
American Hat/ Works
West Warren
Barber
Areca
Historical Officers
Victory
McCulloch
Smith’s News 1
Peerless
Rochester
Kennedy & Ernst
Stark’s
West
Warren
Smith’s
News Depot
Wolf's Book Store
Satsuma
Oh Pranes
Legion
Kaw Valley
Burbanks
Shearer Lantes
Danmires
Peairs
Linskell Institute
Lawrence Peairs
Trisgale
Asl
Eagst
Yours For Justice and Progress
Rudolph Hellstrom
O. P. Barber & Son
Blobbs
Blobba
Dean
Loax
Jon Lopom
Joax
Thomas
B. F. Ayscue
Ingte~side
Dr. King
P. Barber J.D. Avaloneda
Kress
Keen Gage
Wiedemann's
Sterling
W. Parsons
Frank Hoberts
Kennedy Bros
Mass. Street
Hustler
Bestrau
Key West
Valles
Dunakin
the Hustler
S Pictures
Pight
Johnson Knockdown
Colored Giant
Dick Bros
Wm. T. Sinclair
Mass, Street
Grace Reynolds
Bladia
Bowersock Opera House
Woodward's
Beauty
Lawrence Planing Mill Co
Union Pacific
B. B. Alerandur
Massachusetts St. Lawrence
Kans
Kail
Union Pacific BR Co
Walnut St
Hans City
Ayaemoreyn
Uluwing
A.J. Dicker
W. A. Dunmire, Edmondson & Co
B. A Holloway
Hunter Bros. Hungicker& Wahryn‘prock
Ho Hunzicker
Elim Cash Grocery
WW. A. Guenther
Yona & Tent
Maso Mate Racene
George Barr McCutcheon
Louis Joseph Vance
America
Harrison Fisher
Emily Post
Frances Foster Perry Phis
Herrest
Tite
Sso
Dodd, Mead and Company, Publishers
New York City
Barber & Son
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