Address on the San Jose scale at Kansas Senate session
Prof. F. J. Hunter of Kansas University spoke on the injurious San Jose scale and its threat to deciduous fruit trees. The senate considered bill 79 to eradicate the scale, noting counties affected and the need for prompt action. Cost to treat a tree cited as 10 cents, with landowners liable if neglect occurs. $5,000 yearly appropriation approved for 1909–1910s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hunter
Jan Sose
D- Hunter
The
Kansas University
Senate
Matson
San Jose
Kansas
Hunter
Davis
Wyandotte
Shawnee
Douglas
Sedgwick
Reno
Pratt
Pawnee
Ford
Hutter
Hia
Stewart
Carey
Ways and Means
Dr Williams Pink Pills credit for cure of sciatica
William H Shine of Minneapolis credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with a complete cure from severe sciatica after years of pain and ineffective treatments. Shine, employed by Flour City Ornamental Iron Works, describes a lengthy recovery following heavy lifting and back pain, and notes purchases of pills from Dr Williams Medicine Co in Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
William H. Shine
22Nd Avenue
South
Alianeapolis
Minu
Shine
Flour City
Wil- Pink Pilla
Sciatio i
Dr. Williams Medigus Company
Schenectady
No Case of Pneumonia on Record Promotes Foley Honey and Tar
The article notes no pneumonia cases recorded despite coughs or colds, endorsing Foley’s Honey and Tar as a safe cure and warning against unknown preparations with opiates. It also includes a city bid notice for sewer projects in Lawrence Kansas with detailed pipe requirements, bid conditions, and submission deadlines, plus a journalism exhibit quote from Prof. Griffith praising American art and the museum display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. P.barber & Son
America
Prof. Griffith
Griffith
Getting Used to the Art Exhibit Set44¢
An elderly woman voices mild skepticism about an art exhibit at the university site high on a hill. She notes few pieces seeming worth the expense, recalls a daughter Mariettie and fashion, comments on lighting, attire, and the green dress, and considers whether the trip was worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jallas
Mariettie
Ben Pillin
Ben
Pieter
A.K. U
Real estate transfers and warranty deeds listed
Real estate transfers record warranty deeds for William M Cast and others to Annie Hayes Addie Haynes Hattie R Hackett Mary Griffen Lundy and others with multiple parcels in sections 3 14 20 36 25 14 20 and 42 20, amounts from 1000 to 4500, plus assignments and releases referencing Oak Street Simpson's Subdivision and Brook's Addition with dates from 1904 to 1907 and assignees including J P Bell E W Schaftstall and L O McIntire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Cast
Annie Hayes
Arrapshoe
Colo
Wilber M. Cast
Ds Co
Addie Haynes
D. Co
Mary A. Rapp
Baldwin
Hattie R. Hackett
Sane Place
Chapel Street
John Graves
Atchison Co
James R. Stockwell
FE. W. Schaftstall
Oak Street
Simpson’s
North Lawrence
McIntire
E. W.schaftstall
H. R. MeIntire
J.P. Bell
W. M
John Lewis
Mary Griffen Lundy
Frank D. Brooks
Joe
Brook
Religious Author’s Statement Promotes Foley’s Kidney Remedy
Rev Joseph H Fesperman of Salis Kars North Carolina, author of several books, describes years of kidney trouble, severe winter pain, bed confinement, and urinalysis with thick sediment. He began Foley’s Kidney Remedy, the pain eased, then ceased, and urine became normal. He recommends Foley’s Kidney Remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Fesperman
Salis Kars
N. C
Foley
Barber & Sov
Foreigners in Kansas eyeing interurban lines expansion
Independence Reporter notes two Brussels bankers, A Becker and Andre Weill, visiting the Carl Leon hotel with C Dudley promoter of Kansas trolley plans. They praise the United States, tour Western Cement plant, and favor Kansas City as a hub for interurban rail, signaling foreign backing for key lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Reporter
Wednesda
Carl Leon
Independence
C. Dudley
Kansas
Messrs
A. Becker
Andre Weill
Brussels
Belgium
Budl
Western States Cement Company
Stich
Dudley
Kansas City
Messrs. Weill and
Becker
KansasCity
Trde
Lent Beginnings Penned For February Observance
Lent begins February 24 with Ash Wednesday marking the penitential season observed by Catholic, Greek, and Oriental churches. The forty days end at Easter, with fasting rules varied by age and occupation, bans on public amusements, and no weddings during the period. Local observances include a special Ash Wednesday service and a focus on moderation and self denial. Doan's Regulets are recommended after a heavy meal to aid digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunst
Plants Consolidate In Local Milk Industry Merger
The Tonganoxie Mirror reports the Tonganoxie Creamery Association has been transferred this week to the Faultless Condensed Milk Co. The move, long discussed, keeps the larger plant in town and promises to pay Borden's Elgin prices for milk, benefiting local producers. A later notice promotes Dean's Ointment for skin eruptions at fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonganoxie Mirror
Tonnganoxie Mirror
Tonganosie Creamery
Tongenoxie
Kansas
Foulless Condensed Milk Co
Borden
Elgin
Dean
First Ladies Benevolent Auxiliary Organized in Salina
Salina journal reports the first regularly organized and chartered ladies auxiliary of the Elks lodge in the world. The temporary society formed recently to aid the poor and destitute has grown, with clothing donations and a rummage room filling at the Elks' home. District Deputy J S Jackson praised the effort as a historic first and expected it to inspire similar Lodges elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
The
Elks’ Lodge
Worl
Ladies of the Ladies Benevolent and Protective Order
Elk’s Home
Uwe
Elk’s Lodge
J. S. Jackson
Elks' Lodge
Johnson
Elks’ Dodge
Amusements at Bowersock Opera House February 26 28
Matinee and night shows headline Village Vagabond at Bowersock Opera House with popular prices. Prices Matinee children 15 cents adults 25 cents. Night 25 cents and 7 cents. Latine will be presented February 28 by Joseph King's New York Company under King supervision. Prices Matinee 15 and 25. Night 30 and 50 cents. Includes misc. quotes and reflections.
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Bowersock Opera House
Joseph King
New York
Lemon Street a Hoodoo Causes Change Request
New York Feb 18 business men on Lemon Street in Wallabout market urge the sinking fund commission to rename the street to avoid ridicule. Comptroller Metz notes residents say Lemon Street hurts business and leases. Some owners mention Apple Orange and Pineapple streets as contrasts. An unrelated advertisement for Kodel medicine remains.
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New York
Cole
Agitel
Lemon Street
Wallabout Market
Sinking Fund Commission
Metz
Lemon
Patent medicine and local notices cited in 1905 ads
An eclectic mix of truncated advertisements and local notices includes claims for Texas Wonder kidney remedies, warnings about counterfeits, and a Civil War veteran recounting a death plot. Also mentions a theater frost joke and a Barber & Barber distribution network with limited product details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Stone
Kemp, Tex
Kat
Ives
Ny Barber
Remedy For La Grippe And Public Notice Fragment
A fragmented notice recounts Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for la grippe coughs and a public court notice referencing Douglas County district court and heirs. The text blends medical claims with a legal notice, including names and fragments of dates and parties involved.
Watkins National Bank Notes and Officers
Fragmentary OCR lists names and titles at Watkins National Bank, including president Toter, cashiers W A Ussen and others. Lacks coherent events or dates. reads as an officer roster and bank identifiers with scattered initials.
Notice of Close of Poll Books in Lawrence Kansas
Notice from Lawrence City Clerk announcing poll registration hours from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Friday with details about registration and local notices. Includes reference to insurance, money loans, and real estate at 734 Main St. Page dated February 15 1909. Also announces appointment of guardian for J G Oehrle by Douglas County Probate Court February 5 1909.
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Lawrence , Daily Journal
Lawrence
Kawlens
Maryland Street
North Lawrence
Vermont
Kentucky
Morris Street
Morris St
Euclid Street
Babcock
Manes
Tennessee
Ohio
Bew's Avenue
F. D. Brooks
Lawrence Baily Journal
Kans
Tiret PebSehol
Douglas County
Kansas
J. G. Oehrle
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Nature
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Golden Medical Discovery
California
Oregon
Washington
VIA
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Tacotoa
Seattle
Oregon and Washington
Pacific
Alexander City
R. D. Rankin
American Farmer
Indianapolis
Indiana
United States
Solon TH Goode
the Weekly Journal
Bath
the Journal
Lawrence, Ks
E.W. Grove
NeWitt
P. Barber & Son
Zephyr
Bowersock
Ely
Droggista
Dta
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
A, Peter
Doan
First Ladies
Kodel
0. P. Barber & Son
Detroit
Mich
Maemoia
Readess Emporia
Kun
Ufall
Texas Wonder
Morley
Finley
Barber & Son
Tripiasbund
la Grippe
C. P. Barber & Son
John Washington
Bosqueville
Tex
Ket
Lawrence Daily
District Court OF
Douglas Colunsas
Agerly R. Bailes
Edna J. Blood
Annie L. Brod
Ida He Thanselman
Eliza J. Blond
Watkins National Bank
Eee
Cece
Eens
Profis
State Bank
Redmelaick Prec
T. J. Sweeney
le Stubbs
Wilkey
Cazhter
W. FR Stubbs
W. Broogace
Innea
Luther N. Levlavelal
Sweeney
Jaco Badaky
E Hikey
J. Baba
Transatts
Lawrance
Hgsford Investment NO
Oferng Pulding
Phy Yioekee Pinele Island
University
Hosford
Peoples’ Bank Building
Straffon
Lawrence National Bank
Chris Hunsinger
Mass
G. H. Oehrle
J. F. Brock
Park Grocery
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