Kansas Forecasts and Local Notices Hit Feb 10
Chicago reports fair skies tonight with a gradual rise in temperature from the University of Kansas forecast. Obituaries note Mrs. Sarah McCreath died at 929 Tennessee street. A Kansas City couple married in Independence. Charles Gulley breaks records as a Lawrence messenger. Doom Walker released after ten days. Local prayer meetings altered for events. Banks close Friday for Lincoln holiday. Plymouth church group hosts Thursday social.
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Merchants National Bank
Lawrence
Purely Personal Local Notes From Topeka to Kansas City
PURELY PERSONAL. age FOOD Boyd Means left today for Topeka. C. C. Phillips was in Kansas City yesterday. Miss Ramona McKenzie is visiting in Great Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Learned were in Kansas City today. P. W. LaPorte left this morning for Dickinson, North Dakota. Mrs. Minnie Wheeler of La Cygne Kansas is there visiting relatives. Mrs. C L Corp has returned from a visit in Topeka with her sisters. A. C. Milton of Dodge City has pledged to the Sigma Nu fraternity. Mrs. H C Anderson and Mrs. A W Gilham went to Kansas City today. Park Hetzel was among the Lawrence passengers to Kansas City this morning. Ed Harmon of Colorado Springs was the guest here today of his brother C B Harmon. Mrs. Theodore Andrews of Omaha Nebraska is here visiting her parents. Mrs. M Brass who has been here for an extended visit with relatives left today for San Diego. Mrs. Ed Cahill arrived yesterday from Lake Charles Louisiana for a visit with relatives in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Craigford are here from Hope Kansas to spend a few days with T M Hargis and family. Mr A S Dwinnell of Saskatchewan Canada is visiting his sister Mrs S J Smock on West Warren street. Mrs. George O Connor and Miss Nelle O Connor went to Kansas City this morning where they will make their future home. Mrs Ed Penchard of Kansas City and her father John Haberstroh of La Grange Indiana are here visiting the family of W E Penhard. Mr and Mrs Frank Howard are here visiting relatives. Mr Howard will leave Friday for a trip in Alabama and his wife will remain here.
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Boyd
Topeka
C. C. Phillips
Kansas City
Esterday
Ramona McKenzie
Great Bend
Ed. Learned
P. W. LaPorte
Dismark
North Dakota
Minnie Wheeler
la Cygne
Kansas
C.L Corp
A. C. Milton
Dodge City
Sigma Nu
H. C. Anderson
A. W. Gilham
I - Park
Frank Howard
Mr. Howard
Alabama
Society Notes Tilt Between Fashion and Folly
In Society, readers glimpse bridge slang and fashion woes as columnists mock Directoire gowns and social quirks. Notices urge automobIllists to meet the legislative party at Union Pacific depot and carriage owners to help transport visitors to the University, while Prof and Mrs Jackson buy a new home on South Main Street.
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Union Pacific
A P. Hills. T
J. R. Sanborn
H. Louis Jackson
South Main _ street
Coates & Co In District Court Verdict Against Fenoughty
In district court L Dersham sued Patrick Fenoughty for damages claiming a windy day fire set by Fenoughty ruined his orchard. The jury returned a verdict for Dersham for 230 after attempts at compromise failed. Neighbors O Neil Van Tries and Hill acted as appraisers of the damage. The parties reside east of Baldwin.
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Dersham
Patrick Fenoughty
L. Dersham
Fenoughty
O'Neil
van Tries
Hill
District Court
Baldwin
Atlas Building & Loan promotes growth with printers ink campaign
Atlas Building & Loan Association boosts applications and town growth after a broad printers ink campaign. The effort included thousands of letters and heralds plus strong local advertising, yielding rapid expansion in eight new towns and 28 total applications in the first week.
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Atlas
Atlas Building & Loan Association
Silk Ruching Display Attracts Shoppers
Store news notes a display of over $1,000 worth of new ruchings. The complete assortment rivals any shop with prices ranging from 20 cents to $1.25 per yard.
Domestic Science and Art Teachers to Offer Practical Courses
A.D Weaver Miss McCain and Miss Epler of the High school will conduct practical cooking and shirt waist making courses starting February 13. For further information call at the Manual Training building any afternoon this week.
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McCain
Epler
Kemp Fame Grows as Kemp Hears From Chicago Suffrage Group
Poet Harry Kemp gains new recognition as the Extension of Municipal Suffrage Committee invites him to contribute a poem for a leaflet to be published for a Chicago event on February 27. He submitted a draft but did not set it to a national air, which would have won a $100 prize. The letter notes his poem stood out among 457 submissions.
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Chicago
Harry Kemp
Harry H. Kemp
Lawrence
Ethel Arnold
Caroline M. Hill
Hesper Meeting Adopts Resolutions on Roads and County Offices
At a Feb 8 meeting in Hesper farmers and rural carriers opposed a Mitchell good roads bill favoring broader use of township road taxes and a township focus for grader funding. They also called abolishing the county assessor and cutting the county poor commissioner salary to 50 dollars and supported railroad physical valuation.
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Hesper
Market moves steady as storms trim Kansas City cattle
In Kansas City stock yards on February 9 a storm reduced cattle at the yards to about 9 000 head, 4 000 fewer than the prior Tuesday. Steers opened near steady with early urgency later, top prices near 6 ½ and a wide range for stockers and hogs. Lambs and sheep show firmer prices, with top lambs around 7.40 and yearlings and fats at various levels. hay runs up to 17 000.
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Kansas City
Marbet
Chicago
J. J. Eddy
Lawrence, Kagem
Atockera
Wash Goods Department Offers Wide Range of Gingham Fabrics
The Andersons Scotch Ginghams feature 32 inch wide styles at 25 cents and 46 inch bordered styles at 25 to 50 cents with high end 75 cent pieces. American Ginghams for spring are the largest stock yet. Prices may rise before March 1st prompting early selections. Pereales include two yard wide grades at 10 and 12 1/2 cents.
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Anderson
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Lawrence Messenger
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Watkins National Bank
Lawrence National Bank
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A.D Weaver
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W. F. March
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Market Letter
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Mercer National Bank
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Kanras
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Joan M. Spenceh
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M. Newmark
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A. Maxine
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AGS Nasional Bank
Kparaved
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Eastman Kodak
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Raymond's Drug Store
Trinity Chapel
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E. W. Ferguson
Boughton's
People’s Bank
Valentine Post
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Wash Goods Department
Pereales
Weadney
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