The Flaming Arrow Brightens Local Arts Scene With Brass Band
The advert touts The Flaming Arrow as a world class Indian brass band with a grand cast and special features. It lists ticket prices, a big special, and a note that the picture exhibition runs Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings 8 to 10. A Burroughs adding machine joins Lawrence Business College equipment, described as the only such machine in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenia
Council
Dante
Old Fort Reno
Genuine Indian Brass Band
Burrough
Lawrence Business College
Topeka Opens Homes to Visitors After Hotel Fire
Topeka officials seek to reassure that the city can host nearly 25,000 visitors despite the Copeland hotel fire. A. B. Poole of the Commercial club notes 28 hotels for 3,600 lodging, 22 boarding houses for 410, plus 5,230 residences for 20,920 more. In all, about 8,730 houses exist, with 1,000 business houses. 2,500 houses considered unavailable for visitors. Also ad for sale of bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Ion
A. B. Poole
Commercial Club
Copeland
Poole
Religion of Lincoln Sounded by Century Magazine Reader
The article discusses Lincoln's leadership as rooted in his belief in a powerful, guiding Almighty. It argues his religion shaped his purpose and deeds, shaping Providence-driven actions and a call to singleness of heart. Also notes public notices for picture framing and a Kansas postcard sale at local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys Magazine
Lincoln
Savoia
State Committee
The
Go to See the Pictures Tonight at Unitarian Church
Prof Carruth presents an illustrated Berlin lecture this evening at 8 o'clock in the Unitarian church with admission 10 cents. The Aero outfit offers house cleaning without removing furniture or tearing carpets, with guaranteed work. Bell 355, Home 322. Qui Valentine Post Cards featured from top lines. Boyles, 725 Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carruth
Berlin
Unitarian Church
Aero
Qui -Valentine
Cara
Sea
Boyles
Y.M.C. A
Gustafson
911
Mass
Town Briefs of Visitors and Local Notices in Kansas City
A roundup of social visits and moves includes Ghadwick of Lenape, Miss Lacey Culp in Kansas City, Annie Wight and Ruby Gardner en route home, and many locals traveling to Wichita, Ottawa, Bolivar, Chicago, Desoto, and Warrensburg. Also notes Y M C A calls, a string teacher John Buch, and an Aero Outfit cleaning service advertisement in mass street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
Ohio
E. L. Charlton
Chriz Hunsinger
Kansas City
Ruby Gardner
Chicago
Carrie Samek
Will
Charles F. Pepper
Fred Harvey
Will Hutson
Eldridge
D. L
T. M. Hopkins
A. M. Walker
Ema Loit
J. G. Parel
Markets by Wire and Classified Ads Take Kansas City
Markets by Wire item lists grain and butter quotes with cash and futures at Kansas City and Chicago, plus live stock prices. Also includes short classifieds for a rooming house, excavation bid, land for rent or sale, realty firm ads, and shop notices from local merchants and a piano company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenzie Realty Co
Mass. St
Beth Phone
Raid on William Terry’s joint ends as evidence seized
Marshal Carmean and Officers Schultz and Redman raided William Terry’s place at the Delaware Street corner wiping it clean. They secured a half keg beer half keg gin one dozen empties as evidence. Four unidentified white men were drinking. Mr and Mrs Terry were jailed but pleaded not guilty claiming liquor was given away. Trial set for 8 30 Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Terry
Delaware Street
Carmean
Schultz
Redman
Endorse Stubbs Good Roads Rally in Wakarusa Township
A mass meeting of about forty residents of Wakarusa township Wednesday night endorsed Governor Stubbs policy measures. The Mitchell Good Road bill was read and discussed while criticisms targeted the state engineer and stenographer. A 4 mill levy for a permanent road fund was approved and a proposal to abolish county assessor offices in counties under 30,000 was endorsed as Stubbs recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakarusa Township
Stubbs
Chancellor Gets Statistics on Students Working Through School
Chancellor Strong surveyed University students by mailing 466 letters. 388 reported they paid all or most of their schooling. Of 338 respondents, total earnings for the summer reached $96,618, averaging $291 per person. Work ranged from sewing to management and other positions. A shorthand class will start at Lawrence Business College next week. Also promoting Hand Painted Valentines from Home Book Co. 919 Mass St and Parker Art valentines. Buyles 725 Mass St advertises piano coupons and value tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strong
Home Book Co
Mass
A Little Skincare Tip From Raymond’s Cream
A tip suggests using Raymond's Cream of Roses to care for the skin and keep facial bands smooth. An optional Rose Cold Cream is mentioned for extra protection against changing weather, implying a simple beauty routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Picture exhibition hours and carnation sale notice
The display opens Monday and on Wednesday and Friday evenings. Carnations are for sale at A Marks Jewelry or Nick's Green House. Real big home grown carnations priced per dozen. Located at 368 Elm Street with Bell phone 387.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Marks’ Jewelry
Nick’s
Green House
Elm Street
Bell Phone
Innes Bullene Hackman Included in Sale Listing
Innes Bullene Hackman are named in the sale listing as firms included in the package. The notice outlines their participation and the property involved, with emphasis on the firms' roles and the transaction context.
Foulard Satin Lines Spring Stock With New Shades
Foulard unveils its spring satin line with Satin Renaissance and Satin Directoire in evening and street shades. Prices list 1.00 to 2.00 per yard, reflecting a quality beyond standard offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onr
Directoire
Wash Goods Dept Offerings At Killarney Linens
The Wash Goods Department advertises Killarney Linens in white 40 inches, linen suitings in various shades, beach suitings 36 inches at 15 cents, Galatea suitings at 1 cent, Perealvs in new designs with Best at 121 ½ cents, 4 Cambrica printed at 15 cents, choicest Ginghams in Spring patterns at 10 cents, and other fabrics including E2hge 16 2-3 to 35 cents, with early buyers given first choice and emphasis on wholesale market scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killarney
Perealvs
Society Notes Highlight Local Clubs And Charities
A crowded society page recalls a Sewing club gathering hosted by Miss Dora Robb Young, Catholic Altar society, and Reno LadiesAid events with sewing, prayers, and light refreshments. Readers note university discussions on cases and Lent jokes amid social confections and recitals by Bessie Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Club
Dora Robb Young
Jayhawkers Defeat Tigers at Robinson Gym 41 to 23
Kansas Jayhawkers topped Missouri 41 to 23 at Robinson Gymnasium last night. The game featured several sensational baskets from both sides, with Burnett and Stanley fouling out after five personals each. Gardner, Woodward, and Johnson starred for Kansas while Robinson Gym drew the largest crowd yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Jayhawkers
Robinson Gymnatsium
Missouri
Kansas
Deuk
Stenley
Burnett
WIEDERMANN'S BUILDING LOAN ADVERTISEMENT AT SMITH NEWS DEPOT
Pipes and ice cream flavors mentioned accompany an advertisement for WIEDERMANN'S FEW RICH MEN BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION. It promotes saving and investing in first mortgage real estate with semiannual dividends, stating safety and profitability and that funds are examined by the State Banking Board. Located on the 2ND FLOOR of Lawrence National Bank Eldy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Heal Estate
Call
Hugh Blatr
Office Merchants National Bank
State Banking Board
Building & Loan Absociation
Lawrence National Bank Eldy
Reward for information on three stray steers from Bladen A. Shley farm
A $50 reward offers to identify information leading to the recovery of three steer calves that strayed from Bladen A. Shley’s farm on November 28, 1908. The cattle are described as one roan and two red heifers or steers, about three years old, with contact details for T. W. Ferguson Route 2 Ballwin Kans and phone 261-H. Mr. C Ellis has moved into 1205 Connecticut Street, which he recently bought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bladen A. Shley
T. W. Ferguson
Ballwin
Kans
C. ¥. Ellis
Connecticut Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brussels
Axminsters
University of Kansas
Wis
Lawrence National Bank
Eastman Kodak
Woodward & Co.'s
Far West
Lincoln J. Carter
Faxon-Newman
the Home Book Co
Harry Kemp
Gustafson’s
Kemp
Wrenee
Kaneas
Pueely
John Buch
Aero Outfit
Hay—Choice
Prairie
Hoadley
Weah
Uszecy
Henry St
Court House
W. T. Hotchin
Geo
Hollingberry
Cal
Raymond’s Drug Store
Bell Brothers Piano CO
Sporting Goods
Smith’s News Depot
Parker
Buyles
USC
A D.weaver
Flere
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Foulard
Wash Goods Dept
Modern Lace Club
Hiawatha
S.R
S. R
Jong
Altar Society
Catholic Church
Donnelly
S. I
Stony
the & BR
Bessie Raymond
D. B. Hunnicutt
East
Quincy Street
A. J. Ross
C. A. Menger
F. F. Cupp
F. Bennett
D B. Hunnicutt
Ross
New Jersey Street
Lawrence ‘‘Society
Feer
Kelsall
Mississippi Street
Reno
Smith News Depot
Wiedemann’s
Ladies Armstrong
Mens Florsheim
Orf
Grand Rapids
Roi
Riengti Smith
Axminster
F. Wilton
Remembe
Doff
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