Kansas City and Lawrence Markets and Weather Outlook
Kansas City reports 10,000 cattle in yard with beef steer gains and higher closing values, while hogs rise 5 to 10 cents and lambs hold steady amid mixed signals. Weather outlook calls for fair to warm conditions with biting west winds and institutional mentions include Rexall products and Lawrence advertising. Natural gas usage praised for Lawrence heating balance. local service references include Pantaterium cleaning services and a Rexall line promotion through McColloch Drug Store.
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United Drug Co
Boston
Mass
Rexall
McColloch Drug Store
Lawrence
McColloch
United States
Kansas City
Chicago
J. T. Fitzpatrick
Douglas County
Kans
Personal visits fill Lawrence social scene
Roy Powers and many local residents visited from Kansas City and nearby towns. The day featured Mrs A J Anderson planning an extended Colorado stay, Miss Dorothea McKnight returning from Junction City, and numerous other travelers and host residents visiting in Lawrence and nearby cities such as Topeka, Pittsburg, Ottawa, and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Powers
Enders
Misa Bertha
Zimmerman
Kansas City
Ebbie, Campbell
Gertrude Messler
Baldwin
Viet
New York
City
Harry Bedell
A. J. Anderson
Colorado
Dorothea McKnight
Junction City
Jobin Darrough
Fred Taylor
Myrtle ‘Trubey
Bessie Robinson
John Clugston
Lawrence
Topeka
J. A. Robinson
Atchison
Nellie Haskell
Otto Boffinger
Maude Johnson
Perry
G. W. Wood
Hugh Woodburn
Dayton
Ohio
Hazel Benjamin
W. R. Male
DeSoto
James Ellis
Pearl Martin
Ales
W. A. Wilson
Juliet Roth
Newton
Kansas
Charles Gibson
Pittsburg
W. H. Irwin
T. J. Trusty
New York Street
J. A. Gebbeken
Leda Coury
Quebec
Canada
Helen Manning
Karpe
Louisiana
John Ross
Belle ‘Ross
Chicago
G. W. Jones
Miss Ross
Rugs
Bedell and Jacoby, Mining and Civil Engineers of
Businer
Bedell
Grant Township
H. B. Bulleye
Ines
W. J. Weiser
Vielita
Bullene
Missouri Valley high school track meet in Kansas City
The annual Missouri Valley Interscholastic association meet will be held in Kansas City on May 8, likely at Elm Ridge. Teams from ten to twelve high schools in Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa are expected, with Topeka and Lawrence high schools represented. The event draws top high school track athletes from the four states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri Valley Interscholastic Association
Elm Ridge
Kan
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Topeka
Lawrence
A U U W Elect Officers Report From Salina Convention
Journal relays A U U W lodge results with Kreider as Grand Master Workman Ford as grand receiver and Pepperell of Concordia as grand recorder. Next convention planned for Independence. Plus musical recital news, new Lyric Theatre singer Partello, infant death, and Kansas grain and livestock quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Sweeney
Salina
Journal Today
Kreider
Ford
Pepperell
Concordia
Independence
Lawrence business college ad and local notices
Facing the world with or without a business education is a vital question for all young people. Lawrence business college offers a shortcut to success with terms and particulars. Card of thanks expresses appreciation for kindnesses shown during illness and death. Merchants Wanamaker Brown represented in Lawrence by H Hollingbery. Mrs White and Mrs Richards reported ill. Postcards sale promoted by a local physician. Fountain pens sold from $1 to $6 by Jaureet. Fruit salad days advertised at Wiedemann's.
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The
Lawrence
R. P. Arterburn
Arterburn
Boughton’s
Mass
Jaureet
Innes Bullene Hackman Linen Sale Ends Feb 27
Three remaining days of savings on linen damasks towels crash es sheets and pillow cases sheetings and muslins at 10 to 20 percent. Exclusive satin fabrics and spring dress lines feature new colors and styles including semi hipless cutaway coats and Princess round length skirts priced from 15 to 39 dollars.
New Lingerie Waists Spring Line Arrives at Low Prices
New lingerie waists offer largest assortment with models at 1.00 1.25 1.50 2.00 and 2.50 each Linen tailored waists priced distinctly and smartly Our complete spring line is in stock with special values at 5 6 7 and up There is a preparedness in all departments pleasing customers with 1909 styles.
Rural Route Inspector to Scrub Kansas Rural Lines
A United States post office inspector will sweep across Kansas, evaluating rural routes, with bad roads leading to withdrawal from mail service. From Topeka, the official will judge roads now and act under county agreements, cutting routes and forcing customers to visit towns for mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Post Office Department
Washington
Kansas
A. K. Rodgers
Topeka
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Price
University of Kensex
LC. S.' Ts
Tennessea Street
Market Letter
O. K. Pantaterium
Bell
Journal
Marie Hubbell
Fraser Hall
Elizabeth Duns
Sydney
Partello
Lyric Theater
Isle of Spice
Orpheus Comedy Four
Helda Thomas Co
Howard Finch
Burlingame
March
Home Book Co
Mass. St
Wiedemann
Raymond’s
C. J. Eriksen
Big
Reduso
W. B. Reduso
A.d.weaver
Business College
Wanamaker & Brown
Philadelphia
H. Hollingbery
Bowerlock Sells
Matinee
Fanny Fellows
Russell O'Neil
Gross
Woodward & Co.'s
West End
Wolp & Menzel
Raymond
Boyles
Wiedemann’s
Wiedemann's
Hoadley’s
Starkweather
Dogl S County
Syle Tee
Starkweather’s
Silk Department
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
ELF
Caldwell
Room
Rosy Moore
Ream
Pound
the Home Book Co
Matinee Girl Musical
Bowersock Opera House
Star Comedy
Sell, O'Neil
A. Marks’ Jewelry
Mick's Green
Elm Street
Bell Phone
Eastman Kodak
T Woodward & Co.'s
Mase St
Wn. T. Sinclair
Mase Street
Mother Hubbard
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