Kansas bank deposits surge as state banks outpace national ones
Kansas reports record total deposits at close of business November 9 totaling 119,620,058.12, up 61,214,630.24 since August 25, with state banks leading the rise and projections that state banks will soon surpass national banks in deposits. Loans rise by 85,000,000, and bank count grows to 616 from 607. strong crops and prices cited as drivers of prosperity.
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Local trades advertise coal and supplies for holidays
Coal and coal related goods offered by B W McFarlane & Bro and P M Hervey & Co with scrap iron and rags buyback. Saddlery, harness, and repair services by H W Henderson and J W Gillham & Co. Carriage and blacksmith services by G A Fine. Clifton Hiatt advertises Christmas mail order. Olmsted's Cough Cure marketed with guarantee. Various phone numbers and address details included.
Darling of the Gods to Play at Convention Hall Kansas City
The Darling of the Gods, a Japanese drama by David Belasco, comes to Convention Hall in Kansas City for one week starting January 1. The production, seen in New York over 500 times, stars Percy Howwall as Yo San and Robert T. Alajos as Kata, with Belasco calling this the homecoming of actor Haines. New Year matinees and midweek shows set the schedule as the hall’s size allows wide seating and fair prices.
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Yo-San
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Kata
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Kanane City
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Christmas Mood And Political Jabs Mix In Emporia Gazette
The Emporia Gazette mocks a Lawrence editor while noting festive vibes across the state. The piece jokes about a peace filled nation under a halted government, praises Republican shifts, and lampoons editor Charley with satirical zeal. It mentions candy, cigars, and holiday bustle in town.
Funeral Held for Walter Florer in Plymouth Church
Walter O Fiorer of Lawrence died in Colorado last week after tuberculosis. The 33 year old first white child born among Osage Indians at Pawhuska was buried at Oak Hill cemetery after services led by Dr. Marshall Laws. He was a Mason, with deep ties to Lawrence and Osage lands, leaving a widow and child and remembered by many from across Indian Territory and Colorado.
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Topeka
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Tress' Market Ad Promotes Fine Meat Fish and Oysters
An advertisement urges customers to visit Tress' Market at 941 Macs for extra fine meat fish and oysters The notice also mentions invitations to YMCA dedication next Sunday and a reception Monday with phone contact.
Winton Salts Sample Display At Local Cleaning Shop
A. D. Weaver invites orders for men’s and ladies’ salts and urges customers to inspect samples before ordering. French dry cleaning and pressing offered. Goods called for and delivered. Address 725 Mass. St. Bell phone 637.
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Personal and Social News From Lawrence
Roy Hinman went to St Paul Minnesota this morning Hugh Cameron traveled to Sansat City F W Dickerson headed to Denver Mic Maude Cramer from Galena holidaying in town Prof Hoad spending the day in Asompton Will Jones from Kansas City visiting George and Edgar Sheen from Kansas City for vacation Rodger Williams of Kansas City visiting his parents George Jones of Newton in the city Lillie Person to Topaka Miss Eunice Manter in Kansas City Louis Bergman returns to Chicago after a visit to town Mr and Mrs W C Simona visiting relatives in Kansas City Robert Rowlands went to Emporia for a visit Mr and Mrs Ray Phillips in Topeka guests of Mr and Mrs B Goodrich Mr and Mrs Peter Verne who were at Haskell to Needles California Mr and Mrs A S Schneider to Kansas City J M Florer returns to Bartlesville Oklahoma after funeral visit Jane Adams and Mona Aberly card party December 29 at Miss Eberly Nellie Roberts from Sheridan Lake Colorado visiting mother C E Warren and family of Kansas City visiting Mr and Mrs F S Hester Mr and Mrs John Culp Muriel and Susy Culp of Salina visiting Mr and Mrs H B Ober Lilian Bunton of Gove Kansas visiting E Bunton Eb Mejora and daughters of Kansas City spending Christmas with the Roberts prof W C Abbott to Baltimore Maryland for American Historical Society conference Bay Cross and hosts plan to California Elizabeth Lelia and Helen Blair from Enid Oklahoma visiting two weeks Mrs S H Carmean and granddaughter Jane Adams Paola visit Lawrence George Flory of state treasurer’s office Topeka spending a day with family Mrs F B Shipp coming from St Louis Missouri to visit Mr and Mrs Reory Mayes
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Sheridan Lake
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Holiday cheer floods Lawrence as city enjoys a mild festive spell
Reports say Saturday night left residents exhausted yet Sunday brought perfect weather and widespread merriment. Merchants note high holiday trade with optimism for the coming year. Prisoner incidents and ongoing repairs mix with Christmas dinners, church events, and visits from relatives as Lawrence sers sample a bustling holiday season.
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The New Calendar Gifts Reach Patrons This Season
The article notes a Christmas calendar trend with improved designs. Calendars are distributed by mail to patrons rather than given freely, highlighting the annual calendar quality and mailed delivery.
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Fort Scott Loyalist Students Highlight Local Law Talent
Fort Scott hosts the largest law student cohort in Kansas outside Lawrence, with notable locals including State Senator and Mrs. C. S. Martle Samuel McWilliams Louis Moore Kenneth Calhoun Julius Colin and Rice Gunn. Mrs. Lucy Palmateer dies of heart failure after typhoid fever. funeral at Haskell Avenue home with Oak Hill cemetery burial. Local gas and heating suppliers advertise stove burners and boiler parts. Susan Neman, African American woman age 60, dies from tumor. funeral at A M E church. Blees Huggles advertised as best for the money by Schoulz & Ritwer. winter cold affects residents. P B Darbar ill with severe cold. coal supplies and fruit farm ads included.
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