New Telephone Subscribers Supplement to Directory
Supplemental list to the Missouri and Kansas Telephone Directory with names and addresses across states. Includes residents such as Julia Agle, Emily Grosvenor, Homer Hied, Chas Schulz, Delbert Scott, and many others, listing Main streets and regional towns like Eudora Mills, Lawrence, Lincoln, and Clinton. The note ends with the line about a deaf mate hearing money talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghey
Missouri & Kansas
Agle
Julia
Plasterer Res
Louisiana
Poores
Pennsylvania
Endora
Bromersick
W. W
Eudora Mills
Eudora
Indiana
Swan
Widcuilfees
Sal
Perry
Gondyer
G. Grea
Hodgins
Seth
Main
Hohnes
Lincoln
Hoskinson
C. A
See
Gen
Massachusetts
Ain
Lawrence Cndertaking Sachusetts
Lee
John
Lewis
D. H
Melvin
ROE
Otter
Suchusetts
E. Res
Kentucky
Meergan & Pace
Mair Dresser's
Mass
Perdue
F. B
Res
Hemiles
Pierson, Milling Co
Withers
J. A
Rhode Island
Woodward
Charles
Rosie
Men over sixty risk kidney disorders claim Cure
Fragmentary ad claims men past sixty face kidney and prostate issues. It urges early use of Filey’s Kidney Cure as a remedy, mentioning a Mr. Camry of Port Mo. and promising relief at the first signs of irregularities. The wording is promotional and unclear in origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filey
Camry Re Port
Davenport Evangelistic Address At Y M C A Auditorium
Rev I L Davenport spoke forty minutes in an earnest address before a large Ottawa audience at the Y M C A auditorium Sunday. He used Pilate and Christ as the core contrast, drawing on Tasitus and other sources, and urged a personal decision as he depicted Pilate’s doubt and the weight of the painted scene. The service closed with a strong appeal for the Prince of Peace lecture to be delivered in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I L. Davenport
Aan
Tudge Smart
Ottawa
Preran
University Association
Davenport
Tasitus
Eusilars
Tesepas
Pilate
Christ
Rome
Mountins
Switzerland
Pilatus
Liewtin
Bryan
Topeka
Bard
Post Office Rules Cut Delinquent Subscriptions
A new decree sets off subscribers in arrears for daily papers over three months and weekly papers over a year from legitimacy lists, stopping second class postage. Effective April 1, newspapers including The Journal must drop delinquent subscribers, a move beyond their control. Subscribers should settle accounts before the date.
Primary Election Law changes and petition rules
The law outlines a broad primary framework with no provision for electing delegates to the national convention or presidential electors. It requires petitions from party voters in specified percentages across counties, sets filing and publication rules, and assigns ballot preparation to state and local officials. A party council will draft a platform, and penalties for violations are strict. The article also notes a separate $100 reward related to an illness cure claim by Hall's Chem y Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoch Toay
Secretary of ‘State
United States
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Nic
Congressional Convention Called for Second District of Kansas
A Republican delegate convention for Kansas Second Congressional district is called to meet in Lawrence on March 3, 1908 at 7 o'clock PM to elect two delegates and two alternates to the National Republican Convention in Chicago on June 16, 1908. Delegates apportioned by county per last secretary of state race results, with Wyandotte, Franklin, Allen, Anderson, and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Party Council
United States
National Congress
State Senate
House of Representatives
Topeka
State Central Committee
Varias
Arty
Kansas
Lawrence
Chicago
Illinois
Allen Anderson
Orino
Billiousness and Sick Headache Ha Northrup Chairman Attested
One line fragment notes quotes about admiration for a woman and a man’s inability to guess what Abe will do next, with attestation by L. L. Northrup as chairman and George L. Davis as secretary. The readable text implies a satirical or humorous line rather than a full event report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Rising From The Grave Manufacturer Warns Against Substitutes
Wm. A. Fertwell of Lucama North Carolina warns customers to remember the name Orino and refuse any substitute. He emphasizes a brand distinction and directs trust toward O. P. Barber & Son for purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A . Fertwell
Lucama, N. C
Rene UR Barns
Enesnn
Pzneaner
Orino
O. P. Barber & Son
Lawrence People Aid Poor Through Charity Work
The Lawrence community shows steady support for the needy through Associated Charities and the work room run by women volunteers. A notable success story tells of a washerwoman whose family received aid, then secured work and economic independence as neighbors organized help.
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Lawrence
Lawrences
Associated Charities
Venrse
Poe
Elte House
Association of Collegiate Alumni
Marshal Carmean Whiro
Rones
Charlie Anderson
Farmers Institute Meeting at Fairview Schoolhouse
Farmers Institute gathers at Fairview schoolhouse at 2 p m on February 6 1908. Topics include whether to thrash grain from stock or shock presented by Baker and Doc Mitte. Also discussed are thorough cultivation of crops by HL Cowles and Oscar Brownlee and how to care for work horses with Shégetintbek and Sehwalam assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowles
Oscar Brownlee
Shégetintbek
Sehwalam
At Yale attraction dazzles season audiences
At Yale tonight promises a splendid attraction from a company that opened in New London Connecticut where the scene is set. The show features vivid mechanical effects and a realistic stage picture. Returning to cities with strong audience enthusiasm this season, the attraction deserves liberal patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
New London
Conn
Amd
College Prom Plan Sparks Debate On Attire And Tradition
A Juniors decision at the university marks a shift toward peace and reform while preserving social rituals. Debate centers on whether girls should walk to the annual prom in dressy gowns or simpler shirtwaists and walking skirts, with students recalling past lax enforcement and predicting continued firm standards.
Groundhog's Shadow Promises Early Spring Weather
Yesterday a groundhog saw its shadow as the sun rose clear and mild. A light breeze and south wind suggested a pleasant day with hints of spring, while references to health products and prices appear in garbled ad-like wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greaundog
Tie
Professor Bischof To Answer Questions Wednesday Night
Professor Bischof will hold a spiritualistic lecture at Fraternal Aid Hall Wednesday evening. He has drawn large Topeka crowds at Sunday services, claimed success in recovering lost money, reuniting missing children, and capturing criminals. Attend and form your own conclusions. doors open at 7:30, admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bischof
Bischoff
Topeka
Amusements at Bowersock Opera Thursday February 6
Everything points to a gay and merry time at the Bowersock Opera. Powell and Cohen present their new musical comedy drama Bud Hicks The Yankee Doodle Boy. The show promises lively entertainment with songs and comedy for the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowersock Opera
Youse
Powell & Cohan
Bud Hicks
Three Act Comedy Plays With Coughing Peril
A three set stage comedy unfolds an original tale amid La Grippe fears. The script blends humor with danger as coughs threaten to trigger serious illness and warning notes echo through the performance.
Foley's Honey and Tar Cure Claim Card
A dated testimonial card from Barber & Son states druggists may refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. It claims to stop coughing, heal the lungs, and prevent serious illness such as pneumonia. It warns against substitutes and notes a genuine yellow package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Barber & Son
Neighborsplan to buy new team for Blevins
The neighbors of J. R. Blevins who lost a team of horses to glanders are collecting funds to purchase a new team. John F L Morgan leads the drive and asks anyone with a suitable team for sale to contact him by Bell telephone 7723 or in person. They seek a good affordable team rather than an expensive one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathers
J. R. Blevins
Glanders
John FL Morgan
Sue
Mr. Morgan
Bell
Jfine
Five Atchison Girls Make Shirt Waists for Show
Five Atchison girls bought fifteen yards of goods yesterday and cut them into shirt waists. They will exhibit the finished garments at a girl’s home where three judges will select the prettiest and best made. The winner will receive a luncheon from the others. Contestants include Anna Selby Clara Selby Margery Parker Gladys Parker Ruby Chrisham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchizon
Anna
Clara Selby
Margery
Gladys Parker
Ruby Chrisham
Atchison Globe
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Bixty
Rev. H. L. Davenport
Deus
Bardyck Blood
Walker
Suobary
Ohi
NEW Post Office
L. L. Northrup
George L. Davis
Farmers' Institute
Farmers’ Institute
Fairviews School House
Opera House
Dindars
Betas Mile Giatie
Kirst
Caryiges
Mir
Nis Pere
LG. B . Sonal
Vwihet
Castoria
Castoria Alwars
Borin
Tuesie
Ity Ficket Office
Mass. St
Eoe Alenalder
Shanklin
Wiese Guleseriy
Spouyers
American Farmer
Indianapolis
Agricultural Journal of the Nation
Qne
Weekly Journal
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