Local Ads and Market Prices Mix in Feb Ledger
A crowded page lists coupons and sales from vendors like McFarlane Bros coal, Aug Plessers cigars, Hess market cleanliness, gas heaters, and various shops. It notes street addresses, phone numbers, and promotional lines plus livestock and commodity prices from Esasas City and Chicago markets.
Civic Improvements lecture and auction notices in Philadelphia
Auction in Philadelphia offers cash bid at 3750 and 3800 time. A Wall's Civic Improvement Lecture, under City Federation of Women's Clubs, will be delivered at Congregational Church on Saturday Feb 24. A National Cash Register rep will present opticon views to promote welfare and city improvement. Admission is free. attendees invited.
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City Federation of Women's Clubs
Congregational Church
National Cash Register Company
St Louis
Portland
Local Post seller uses boys to hawk papers on streets
R B Robinson runs a Saturday Evening Post agency selling 100 papers weekly to mostly young boys who buy for 3 cents and resell at 5 cents. On Saturday four boys about years old sold near Massachusetts street, crowding together and pleading for purchases. Comrades and others attend G A R meeting. improvements noted in fruit crop outlook and possible freeze risk for peaches. Newhouse orchestra to play for DAR ball on February 2 in FA A hall.
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R. B. Robinson
Saturday Evening Post
Post
Massachusetts Street
Newhouse Orchestra
Professor Johnson eyed for city education board seat
The Chanute Tribune notes local talk on appointing Prof W H Johnson to the board of education with support from supporters and opponents. It mentions a primary election in Lawrence with six councilmen and two education seats, and invites turnout and debate on candidates including Allen and Adlen. Also references Buster Brown stage show and local theatre news.
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Lawrence
Board of Education
Unseemly Hour Incident and Sock Mystery at Law School
A law school student faces conviction after a late night disturbance near campus. The sensational tale recounts a table, a shoe removal, and a missing sock amid a rumor that the man’s wife was notified. He denies the claim, insisting the sock was lost off his foot. the report spreads through the class.
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Law School
Boya
Jas
Report on Wheelock health and town power delay
The report that Donnlson Wheelock is dead in Arizona is false. Wheelock has consumption and may not recover, but he is alive. He began a career as a bandmaster and could have achieved fame if not for illness, which forced his band to dissolve. Electric power was unavailable today, delaying town industries. Arthur Ault of Baldwin seeks farm help in the coming year. Gustafson prefers small repair tasks.
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Buster Brown
Buster
Juster
Chanute
Chanuta Tribune
Donnlson Wheelock
Arizona
Arthur Ault
Baldwin
The Bernhardt Engagement in Kansas City
The notable season highlight is the engagement in Kansas City of Me Sarah Bernhardt and her French troupe from Theatre Sarah Bernhardt Paris. The date is set for Wednesday Feb 28 at Convention Hall. Bernhardt recently began her farewell Chicago tour to strong public and critical acclaim.
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Kansas City
Sarah Bernhardt
Paris
Convention Hall
Mme. Bernhardt
Chicago
Publlc
Ponce de Leon
Hernhardt
Paris star Neishardt to headline Kansas City tour colors
The renowned Mme Neishardt, once scorned by Paris critics over Donna Clarinda in L Aventuriere, will tour America by special train. Her company arranges luxury service with a personal chef and attendants. Tickets for a Convention Hall Kansas City show are on sale with seating from 2 to 0 price, and proceeds include a DAR charity ball.
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Donna Clarinda
L'Aventuriere
Comedie Francais
Mme. Neishardt
Metars
Lee Siebert
W. F. Conor
Iuilder
Paris
South America
Australia
Convention Hall
Kansas City
Louis W. Shouse
Anager
Real estate transfers and a death notice in Topeka area
A batch of land deals across Lawrence and Douglas County is noted with multiple transfers to buyers including Oliver W. May and Kate M. Spalding, with prices ranging from 350 to 83,000. Also reported is the death of Henry Stout, brother of Mrs. Jacob Rush, who spent last winter with his sister and was well known in town.
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Ernest Mr. May
Lawrence
Oliver W. May
Topeka
Aacharla May
Jeffars
Dy Seringe
John M. French
John Mad
Douglas County
Ernat Gerstanberger
Kate M. Spalding
W. A. Harbeson
Ohio Street
Howard T. Warren
Lone Star
Samuel Dr. Warren
Susanna C. Moody
W. R. Stubbs
Tenn
Jacob R. Ulrich
A. M. Howen
Eva
Creek and Husland
Elizabeth Krowe
Jacob Rush
Henry Stout
Ninots
Stout
Hert Irwin
St. Joseph
Bert
Neodestia
Irving Db
John P. Nace
Kansaus City
Nace
Fd. Peterson
Prohibition warrant suspect captured near Lawrence
Gilbert Gibbons, subject of a Prohibition law warrant, was captured yesterday at Bonner Springs after fleeing town. He was arrested and returned to Lawrence, where authorities said others had been pursuing him since last week.
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Gilbert Gibbons
Phil Hervey
Bonner Springs
Lawrence
Gibbons
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