Wall Paper Discount Offered By Home Book Co
The Home Book Co at 923 Mass Street announces liberal discounts on last year’s wallpaper patterns to make room for new stock. Lucien Blake, longtime eleme ntal engineering instructor from the University, arrived from Boston to deliver lectures at the University. Practice limited to Eye Ear Nose and Throat. Auction sale at Gustafson’s offers jewelry at own price. New England Spinsters cancel engagements to perform at Plymouth Congregational Church on March 3.
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Home Book Co
Wolf & Hollingbery
Mass
Streat
New England
Plymouth Congregational Church
Mar
Natural gas brings warmth and savings to Lawrence households
Residents praise the natural gas supply for steady pressure and ample heat all winter. They note lower costs than coal, reduced labor, and cleaner living with even day and night temperatures. Local gas manager kept supply reliable, boosting confidence for next season’s use.
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Lawrence
Ue Natural Pas
Banks calm as panic sweeps the nation
The text notes that Lawrence did not panic while many parts of the country were unsettled. Merchants National Bank presents a sound statement, reinforcing public confidence in bank stability and prudent conduct during the crisis. The emphasis is on conservative banking and steady business operations.
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Watkins National Bank
Lawrence
Kacess
Merchants National Bank
Kanung
Soress
Hewes
Wecurlick
Rtess
Bankernev
Specieses Laval
U.s
Merchiaits
Thieves Enter Williams Home in Indiana Street Robbery
A Saturday evening home invasion on 945 Indiana Street left Esther and Nelle Williams missing a purse and a new bag containing money and jewelry worth about thirty dollars. The front door was ajar, clothes were strewn, and the thief fled before searchers found the suitcase hoisted at the foot of the stairs. Authorities were alerted but no arrests reported.
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Williams
Indiana Street
Esther Williams
Joe
Nelle Williams
Esther
Wheney
Campbell
de Siant
Cmpbell
Funeral for David Fanboy Held at Warren Street Church
The funeral for David Fanboy will be held tomorrow at 280 pon from Warren Street Baptist Church, Por. The obituary notes his fame and civic ties. Mer. Cowles active in scientific interests and recovery efforts are mentioned. Telephones 182 for ice cream. Athletic Tea Co offers a Japanese cup and saucer with tea purchase Friday and Saturday.
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David Fanboy
Warren Street Baptist Church
Mer
Cowles
The
Athletic Tea Company
Attempted Hold Up Alarms Town With Frequent Attacks
Two girls were held up near the corner of One and Winthrop streets last night. The assailants fled down an alley after being disturbed by a neighbor. No injuries or damage occurred but the incident frightened residents and underscored a rise in hold up attempts in the town.
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Welock
Winthrop
K. U. Freshman Injured During Gym Practice
Hoydedinson, a freshman at K U, sustained a painful ankle injury last Wednesday while tumbling in the gym. In attempting a move an airset de he o on his ankle tore ligaments, requiring first aid from Dr. Naismith and rest with a cane. He hopes to be out today with care.
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Hoydedinson
Naismith
Business College Defeats Eudora in Weekend Hoop Clash
A Saturday basketball game saw Eudora fall to Business College 45 to 27. The tall hosts dominated, with strong inside play and early lead, while Eudora struggled to score in the first half and never recovered.
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Busiwar
Ualboe
Fragmented Local Auction Notes From A Missing Page
Readable lines describe an upcoming sale with items hunted and auction actions. Names like John St Chlad Ware, Seb Tonto, Harry Cushatson, Schulz the tailor, and Gustafson are noted alongside daily sale sessions and bargains. The text mentions sale attendance and a record of transactions and prices.
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Canevon
Dohn St
Seb Tonto
Harry
Home Invasion Report Against Mysterious Five
Mrs Harrizon of 08 Rhote Islami Street reports a home invasion Saturday evening. She returned to find her room in disarray and her drink tainted. Five men allegedly emerged from a window as she entered, though she cannot tell if they were white or colored. No items missing.
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Harrizon
Rhote Islami Street
Harrison
Watkins National Bank Shows Healthy Growth in Latest Statement
The Watkins National Bank presents a strong, well managed statement amid the banking panic. It reports a healthy increase over the last report and stands as a source of pride to the people of Lawrence.
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Watkins National Bank
Lawrrence
Mrs Alice Robinson Funeral Held Today
Funeral service for Mrs. Alice Robinson was conducted today by Rev. Brown of the Baptist church. Pallbearers included J. H. Wilder Charles Rinehart Frank Meierhoffer R. L. Garrett W. B. Dorward and John Johnson. U P S C E of Plymouth Congregational church to meet February 25 at 7 30 in church parlors.
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Alice Robinson
Rev. Brown
The
Baptist Church
J. H. Wilder
Charles Rinehart
Frank Meierhoffer
R. L. Garrett
W. B. Dorward
John Johnson
Plymouth! Congregational Church
Death of Fifteen Year Old Fannie Lamb
Pannis Lamb reports the death of Fannie Lamb a fifteen year old colored girl yesterday from tuberculosis. The funeral is set for tomorrow at the family home on East Street with services to follow.
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Fannie Lamb
Tung Oable
East Street
Social Events Highlight West Lawrence Society Life
Mrs C P Radclliffe hosts cards for Mrs Charles Dunning of Concordia Kan The Ladies Literary League meets tomorrow with Mrs W H Seare 46 Kentucky St Light refreshments marked several weekend gatherings Mrs B B Beery entertained for Miss Ashby and Mr May of Sacramento A silver wedding anniversary celebrated with ornate decor and formal dinner Generous receptions and thimble party hostesses showcased colonial decor and pink carnations William Jennings Bryan dined with M C A board members on a West Lawrence residence occasion Daughters of Plymouth staged a colonial afternoon at A D Weaver residence with powdered hair costumes and national color themes Auction sale started today with daily sessions at the Plymouth Congregational church March 2
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Ladies
W.H. Seare
Kentucky Street
Foster
B. B. Beery
Miss Ashby
May
Sacramento
Cal
Fern Shane
Review Club
A. Young
Louisiana
Sol Marks
Eupsus Tom Levy
Robert EF. House
Ards
Mesdames
TL. Mitchell
A.C. Mitchell
A. P. Hu
Hannah Mitchell
Clare Jaedieke
Agnes Abriault
Helen Sparr
Elizabeth Stevens
Oreth Moore
William Jennings Bryan
Walter Roscoe Stubbs
B. Peairs
F. M. Perkins
Frank March
James Naismith
W. C. Simons
John Selig
Ed Klein
Burdick
H. N. Holmes
J. P. Hagerman
Nelse Ockerblad
Daughters of
Plymouth
A.D. Weaver
A. J. Weaver
B. B. Power
Luther Lewis
Charles ' Elwell
Campbell
Minnie Barteaux
Nelle Morris
Aileen Weaver
Amorette Weaver
Bertha Luckan
Ethel Morrow
Elsa Bareldes
Erna Fischer
No Inquest Held Today In Lawrence Coroner Dr Phillips
Coroner Dr Carl Phillips was unable to hold an inquest today in Lawrence. The funeral is set for 2 30 p m with a presumed inquest tomorrow morning. A steady stream of residents visited Powers and His anchor Undertaking rooms to view the body amid public interest.
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Carl Phillips
de. Phillips
Lawrence
Powers & His Achor Undertaking
District Court Notes And Local Updates
District Court proceedings include Culbreath vs Nreath and Smith vs Smith with various cases listed. Brooks fined 100 dollars and sent to jail on appeal from the county. Seeley, the street commissioner, is reported worse health. The Sige Skaliuve Rink plans new hours and a beginners free skate session each Wednesday morning. Justain's sale offers tire bargains and a large sale event ongoing.
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Culbreath
Smith
Faard
Weardward
Holt
Holcomb
Brooks
Equil
Peoples State Bank
Pls
T. Miller
Sige Skaliuve
Aly
Trial Postponed in Ale drach Case
The Blanche Ale drach case against tuemer, led by Indy, has been postponed for two weeks. The trial set for this morning before Judge Brooks was delayed by a postponement. Several members of the Has Been company remain present and expect to retire until after the trial.
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Blanche Aledrach
Tuemer
Indy
Irs Company
Dude Brooks
Remi Se
Marriage license and concert report in unclear text
A marriage license was granted to Archie F. Wilding of Fort Franch onidiana and Louisia R. Dre ler of Lone Star Kansas. The Siaskell Indian band gave an open air concert yesterday afternoon. It was enjoyed by a large crowd and was a success. Tittson's auction sales.
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Archie F. Wilding
Fort Franch
Onidiana
Louisia R. Dreler
Lone Star
Kansas
Siaskell
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Ole
Chicago
Weather Report
Daily Weather Report
the Journal
F. K. Nun
Abe
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Avagu
Fota
Atock
Ita
Srsereeese
UG Son
Tatanding
State OF
DanGing
C. A. Tucker
Bank Dowolemnly
A. F. Flisn
Ely
D. Hoos E. Moore
Mircuecy
Total
Duimand Certit T
Yotil
Kans
Bass Coustyor Doveras
Fe Maren
Shovegamed Bank
Mahch
Smar
Hon Beare
Jorresi
Enes
Eidison
Straffon’s
Witeai
A. Marks
Mne
FM. Perkins
Atlas Building & Loan Association
Lucien Blake
Lachen Dike
Elemeal Engineering
Boston
Prof
Blake
DE. H. Reding
Gustafson
Ecke’s Economy Store
Lawrence Meople
Kaho
Timah Gharedyers
Wiedemann
West Lawrence
Business College
Eudora
Cushatson
Guarantevensen Dhout
Woulward
Schulz
Raymom
Watkins
Mrs.Robinson
Pannis Lamb
Fat Hoadley
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Stoyrity
Panama
C. P. Radclliffe
Charles Dunning
Concordia
Qustafeon
Congregational Church
Kansas City
Efron
Taunus
Mo Alize
Lota
Ste Cus
Melen Kelty
Charles Dununig
Cisitines
Dhe
Leta Srhity
Mayes Gund
Ashley
Beery
Kisas City
M. Contaie
Augusta Cotthin Lott
Mize Cordow
Hitetafsens Nuetion
District Court
Blin
Seeley
Justaln
Gale
Selz Schwab
G. J. Holthoefer & Sons
Lawrence National Bank
BELL
Bowersock
Samay
Act’ Eiooel
Adams and
Ruby Brid
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