Wilder Bros. Shirt Stock Snaps at Unprecedented Prices
Strikes Spares Totals TO vies 447 WS ye GOR, J weve 380 444 4us nee see He a BA 2 an WS ws Shirts for men of all sizes, white, fancy, and white with fancy bosoms in Wilder Bros.' on hand stock, $1.50 at 49¢, 69¢ and 98¢. This is the biggest snap you ever saw. See our south.
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Wilder Bros
South
Berwick Bay
Wiedmane's
Smith's
Algo
United States
Naional Life of
Vermont
K.T, Snediker
Gen
Qinangh
Wien
Compita
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Bnt
Tyons
Penton
Paulierer
Sana Tessan
Bill Fowever
Panera
Pe Kane
Ian Bet
Boty Tiedai
Gigi
Santa
Geneses
Santas
Rural Free Delivery Coming to Lawrence March 15
The article outlines rural free delivery benefits for patrons near Lawrence. Residents may install mail boxes along the route, optional signup for signing petitions, and boxes must suit carrier access from the wagon. Boxes cost about 125 dollars with no government rent. delivery occurs daily except Sundays and holidays.
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Lawrence
Wil
Particof the Co
Snow Clean-Up Urged After Light Today’s Storm
City ordinance on sidewalk snow removal tested by today’s light dry fall. Merchants kept walks clear, while some failed to act. Police enforcement urged to curb build up, aid drainage, and prevent street puddling as the biggest winter storm ends.
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Bnow
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Wolke
Sousa Matinee Tour Opens In March At Bowersock Opera House
Sousa brings his full band and soloists to a March 3 matinee at Bowersock's opera house for the season's sole local appearance. Featured soloists include violinist Misartha Bucklin, soprano Blanche Dufield, and Herbert L. Clark as part of a short Sousa tour.
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Sousa
Bowersock's
Opera House
Misartha Bucklin
Blanche Dufield
Herbert L. Clark
Second District GOP Committee Fixes Date and Place
Lawrence meeting of the Second District Republican Committee, chaired by Tracy Learnard, selects April convening in Clarummet to name a congressional candidate, elect delegates, and address a slate for the Philadelphia convention. Noting wartime service, the minutes request discharge for Daniel Thorne due to his mother’s frail health and his prior service in the Twentieth Kansas and Eleventh Cavalry.
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Second District Congressions Committee
Republican Central Committee
Lawrence
Tracy Learnard
Gowersock
New
Eldridge
Tracy Leatoard
S HS Whisner
Wyandotte County
WD Greavon
Miami County
WS Bemis
Anderson County
R Thorne
Lion County
J M Humphrey
Ft. Scott
Grant Hornaday
Bourbon County
Nat Barnes
Kansas City
Kansas
P.ick
Keeney
F 1. Brown
Garoel
Franklin
Allen and Johnson
Douglas
Johnson
Linn
Miami
Wyandourie
St. Wihusner
Clarmette
Congress
Philadelphia
Providentist
Thorn
Garant
Wsentis
Congressupal District
Republican Cucamiticu
Katinas
Daniel Thorne
Lawrence area social notes and upcoming events
Atchison Globe items describe weddings in February near Lawrence, with Rev J F Gibson officiating. Social gatherings include Merry-go-round Whist Club, Comet Bowling Club, and Foster Duplicate Whist. Attendees include Stewart Robson, Miss Sallie Rench, Miss Eva Brown, Miss Edith Marker, Mrs Gomer Thomas, and others. Local visits feature Col W Hi Tubbs and Miss Lucy VanHoesen. Advertisements note Berwick Bayou Sters shipment and National Life insurance plan options.
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Stewart
Lawrence
Myrta Mabel Stewart
John B. Thompson
Richmond
Kansas
J. F. Gibson
Tokio
H. A. Martin
John Harber
Arthur Henley
Symons
Olga Hareldes
Surdy
Ida Siath
Timorrow
Leavenworth
Ahe
Ata
Gomer Thomas
Katsus City
C. v. Barber
Julia Simmons
Camila Andrews
Margaret Perkins
Deautiul
West Lawrence
Clutho
Ora Chessa
Paul Radiger
Theta
Clara Gillam
The Shingle Prospectus Amid Storms At University
Snow drift snarled on University Hill around the library as Phi Beta Kappa planned their initiation banquet at Eldridge House tonight. Professors Sterling and Sterling returned from Dayton after their mother’s death, while E C Franklin lectured on Organic Ferments. The faculty concert was postponed due to the storm and a new date will be announced.
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Phi Beta Kappa Society
Eldridge House
M. W. Sterling
M. Sterling
Dayton
Kansas
E. C. Franklin
Biological Club
Seed Dispersal Mechanisms and Plant Propulsion Effects
The text describes how various plants eject or propel seeds to distances up to 45 feet. It covers mechanisms such as explosive cracking in pods, spring release in germinums, and spiny pod launch in vetch and broom. It notes the ecological advantage of seeds finding fresh ground away from the parent plant and mentions specific examples like woodsorrel and others.
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Stedy Padet
Janer
Toon
Missouri Spring Prospects Bright for Varsity Baseball Team
The University of Missouri baseball prospects look bright as C. H. Thomas of Albany Mo. is elected team manager and calls a meeting for hopefuls. Twenty one students respond with many more showing intent to practice and try for spots on the squad.
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University of Missouri
C. H. Thomas
Albany
Dan Swearingen
Kansas
Mad
Swearingen
Gridley Gazette
Waverly Sun
Waverly Gazette
Warrington Courier
Tax Hurlington Jefersonian
Mtenry Jenkins
Galena
Kan
Bland
Keno County
Gus Knoebel
Stockrange
Trego County
Wiliam Karman
Democratic State Central Committee of
Topeka
Wichita
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Fort Seult
Lima
Lila Head Fhland
Wilbur Lili
Abanton County
Alukes
Michigan
Desert Ad
Wiest
Daves
Andrew Fulton
New York
Vast Yardage Offers From Miller’s Racketeers Sale
A cluttered, OCR like notice touts 15,000 yards of kacy at 4 to 45 cents a yard and 14,080 yards embroidery at 5 to 23 cents a yard. It claims the greatest variety of patterns ever shown by one store in the city, Miller’s Rack at 828 Mass. St. in a dense ad filled with garbled phrases and stray words.
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Kacy
Millers
Mass
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