Signatures Gathered for Massachusetts Street Resurfacing Petition
Members of the paving committee of the Chamber of Commerce reported progress on petitions to surface Massachusetts street from the court house to Sixth street. A majority of property owners in three blocks have signed. two blocks have not reported. A meeting is planned at the Chamber of Commerce next Thursday afternoon.
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Chamber of Commerces
Chamber, of Commerce
Massachusetts
Court House
Sixth ‘Street
City Commission
Chamber l of Commerce
Oldest Kansas convict Mose Lauterback to be released
The Topeka dispatch notes Mose Lauterback, aged 81 and the oldest convict by years in Kansas prison, is slated for release on January 7. Convicted of second degree murder from Douglas County ten years ago, he briefly paroled to California last summer, then returned claiming a preference for life in the state penitentiary despite declining health and mind. State officials face concern over his release as he refuses to go to his capable brother in California.
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Topeka Diapatch
Mose Lauterback
Kansas
Lauterback
Douglas County
California
Kansas Penitentiary
Arrest of Mrs Hawkins for Theft In Indiana Street Case
Mrs G Hawkins of 834 Indiana street was arrested by county officers on a theft charge involving goods valued over 600 dollars from Mrs Norman Winn. Preliminary hearing set by Justice R C Manley for next Tuesday at 2 PM in the courthouse. Mrs Planets released on bail of 1000 dollars.
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G. Hawkins
Indiana ‘Street
Norman Winn
R. C. Manley
Planets
Wheat Prices Rally Amid Rainy Argentine Harvest News
Chicago market reports lead with wheat advancing on heavy rains hindering Argentina harvest and persistent buying by commission houses. Corn and oats slip late as selling intensifies. hogs lift provisions. Kansas City and Chicago livestock show mixed moves with cattle demand weak and hogs firm. Public sale and local ordinances noted in the same digest.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Chicago Livestock
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Twenty Five Infants Examined at City Hall Baby Clinic
Twenty five infants were examined at the baby clinic held at city hall yesterday afternoon. Four of those examined were present for their first clinic, reflecting ongoing outreach to new families in the community.
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City Hall
Bringin Up Father at Bowersock Theatre Ends Early After Applause
The audience's extended appreciation for a Hawaiian chorus number led to an early curtain on Bring ing Up Father at Bowersock Theatre. Jiggs and Maggie were praised alongside strong turns by Dinty Moore and Eleanor Leoni as Valeska Navarro, with a Camp Fire Girls rummage sale advertised at 639 Mass. Razors and barber gear listed in the ad.
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Bowersock Theatre
Kitty
Jiggs
Venus
Maggie
Dinty Moore
Dinty
Eleanor Leoni
Valeska Navarro
Worden and Lawrence Travel Notes and School Program
Henry Worden Elm and Andrew trans acted business in Lawrence Monday. Mrs Jess Dews Osage City visits her sister Mrs Fred Heim this week. The Pipperts and numerous others visited Lawrence Friday and Saturday. Central school presented an extensive program on Thursday December 6 with many acts and songs. The D A R plans a large sale at Bells Music Store for Xmas presents.
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Henry
Elm
Andrew
Lawrence
Jess Dews
Osage City
Fred
Heim
Will Pippert
Ivan
Mable
Schwartz
Guy
Bill Deskins
Henry Pippett
Dr. Bell
Fred Johanning
Ralph . Cline
Baldwin
Walter Jehle
Helen
Edna
Cora Lutz
Jose Heffner
Inas
Olin
Bill Barbee
Mae Flory
Awere Lawrence
Central School
Ree
Edna Wacker
Norma Stepbner
Dr. Wise
Hatstie
Tréne Lynch
Gerald Davidson
Martha Davidson
Teddy Wacker
Dolly
Florence Heim
Baker
Ivan Schwartz
Henry Fleer-Monay
Will Johanning
Will Nebregge
Charlie Rappard
P.G. Vogler
Henry Fleer
Frank . Marshall
Vergil Forla
Walter Qerle
John Stoebner
Per Alt ‘ Herold
P. G. Vogler
Worden
Frank ‘Marshall
Fi Philip ‘“Giss
Brown County
Glen Schwartz
Carl Plambeck
Fred Heim
Vogler
Albert Pohwarts
D. A. Rw
Bell
Betty Lou Tonight at KU High School Auditorium
The University talent in Betty Lou a musical comedy will be staged at the high school auditorium tonight and tomorrow night with curtain at 8 o clock. Tickets are 50 cents and proceeds go to the W S G A scholarship fund under Sue Moody who directs the production. The six choruses feature distinct costumes and dances.
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Betty Lou
Sue Moody
Bazaar and rummage sale notices at local stores
The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical church plans a bazaar and food sale at Piggly Wiggly on Saturday December 15. Camp Fire Girls hold a rummage sale at 639 Mass. on Saturday from 10 AM to 4 PM.
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Evangelical Thurch
The
Ladies Aid of the Evangelical Church
Mrs Fremont Gilges Dies in Baldwin After Illness
Mrs. Fremont Gilges died after a three week illness at Baldwin in the home of her daughter Mrs. Daisy Horrell. The funeral will be at the Methodist church in Baldwin on Sunday December 16 at 2 30 p m with interment in Sutton cemetery. Also Eriksen's Furniture Co offers reduced prices on doll buggies chairs and toys on wheels for Christmas.
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Fremont Gilges
Baldwin
Daisy Horrell
Sutton Cemetery
Eriksen
Saxony Governor Resigns Amid Party Withdrawal
Berlin reports the socialist government of Saxony resigned after the Democratic party withdrew support during a motion of no confidence aimed at Herr Liebmann, the interior minister. A perfume atomizer is advertised as a gift at McCulloch's Drug Store. Camp Fire Girls hold a rummage sale at 639 Ma l to 4. Cigars and tobacco are sold at Barber's Drug Store.
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Saxony
Berlin
Sup
Democratic Party
Democrats
Herr Liebmann
Interior
Camp ‘Fire Girls
Barber's
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Chamber of Commerce
Mose ‘Lanierback
W. H. McKone
Mass
Tim Mass
Elizabeth Sain
N. J
St. Marys
Topeka
Neosho County
Williams Investment Co
American Bank
Kansas City
Fox Conn
Neild Fox
Hotel Offica Pten
Chaste District
Country Club
Lawrence City
Snowflake Poultry Farm
Joa Rt
Mutter
Byer
Haske Ave
Asa Coinan
Paige
Chicago Today
Kansas City Livestock
Texas
Dicker’s
Knowledge Hill¢Haul
Altmyan-Taylor
C. H. Bruckmiller
Thomas
Merchants’ National Bank
Knowledge Hill Community Club
Lawrence Daily
Journal-World Bee
Quivera
Mississip PI Street
Illinois Street
Stadium ST
Quivera Place
Mississippi Street
Stadium Street
Board of Commissioners
City
Geo. L. Kreeck
Kansas City Hay Market
Hay
Alfalfa
Timothy
Zephyr
Lawrence Workmen
Bowersock Mill
H. W. Emick
Carter & Battery Co
Food Outfitters
Erikgen Furn. Co
McCulloch
Tom Wye
Haberdashers
Stads Sf
Pystem
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