Real Estate Transfers Listed in Local Records
Transfers show Hugh Blair and wife to William Blair for one dollar and an 8 acre parcel. Ripley couple to Melissa A. and Edith M. Ripley for 1000 dollars and 5 acres. Mary Louise Schall and husband to Edward K. Crim and Anna L. Crim for 100.60 dollars, Lot 126 Louisiana Street Lawrence. William Lotholy and wife to George G. Mertz for three dollars. Cole widow to Amos F. Kennedy for 800 dollars, Block 93 Pat Baldwin City. Charles R. Cox to Oscar L. Cox for one dollar and estate settlement, 25.3 acres. Julius Lotz and wife to George Mertz for 150 dollars, Lot 12 Block 145 Eudora. J My Shively and wife to Edward Shively for one dollar, various lots and tracts. heirs of A. G. Glen and wife to Clara D. Nace for 1250 dollars, blocks 49 Lecompton. Genoa M. Livermore et al to Detroit L. Burton for 5000 dollars, undivided WL of N Wyd-4 18-14-19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Blair
Willian
S. W
Ripley
Melissa A. ‘Aes
Edith M. Ripley
S. E
Mary Louise Schall
Edward K. Cri
Anna L. Crim
Louisiana Street
Lawrence
William Lothholy
George G._ Mertz
Eudora Vy L
George Mertz
Eudora
J. My Shively
Edward Shively
A. G. Glen
Clara D. Nace
Lecompton
Genoa M. Livermore Et al
Detroi
L. Burton
Armature Works opens first Lawrence plant in armature winding
Establishment by E W Porter of YFestal Telegraph veteran and J Allen creates a plant for winding armatures, the first of its kind in Lawrence. Both men are experienced chemists and codify salt department instruction. Alley joins from Kansas City to run electrical department duties. Local residents note unusual dairy phrasing about cream rising to the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. Porter
Yfestal Telegraph Company
Lawrence
J Allen
S. Apr T. C
Univer Alley
Nawrence
Kansas City
Ferersan
Metropolitan Street Railway
SAYHAWKERS MAY NOT HAVE BASEBALL TEAM IN VALLEY REPORT
Fragmented notes indicate SAYHAW KERS may lack a baseball squad this spring with references to Ames Mis rove and Kan sas City players. The piece mentions ern s and un clear names, schedules, and possible army impairments, suggesting the valley schools have no firm plans for a team this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouri Valley
Kantass
Niker
Sorme Univerling
Nieball
USA Ikv
Tamilten
Mianat Wu
Idt
Eatcher
Jehu Buin
Berger
Foster
Kansas City
Dutel Lonlovg
Folten
Sheristop
Qure
Rearsas
Warly
Frank Oyster
Judkins
Lashey
Palmer
MacLeod
Jed Desmond
John Haack
Willie Riley
C. A
Weel
Roach
Lawrence Optical Co. Eye Glasses Offer at 1025 Mass
Lawrence Optical Co advertises fine eye glasses at 1025 Massachusetts Avenue. Local shoppers are invited to visit for a selection of lenses frames and fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Optical Co
Kansas City Boxer Leads at KU Boxing Program
O. Hamilton, athletics manager at Kansas University, reports Kansas City native Gross as welterweight champion of Camp Dewey and the department plans fifty boxing units this quarter. He will coach the university boxing class as Peter Grass joins to assist with training and fundamentals for the new program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hercity
O. Hamilton
K.U
Gross
Kansas City
K. Calc
Dewey
Department of Physical Education
K. U
Peter Are
Hamilton
Peter Grass
Y M C A Employment Bureau Aids Local Youth
The Y M C A and the employment bureau at the Chamber of Commerce assisted a surge of job seekers during the holidays. Twenty-two boys enrolled. thirty-four requests for work came in, largely for short-term tasks such as distributing hand bills, shoveling snow, and raking yards. One discharged soldier secured work, and another farmer quickly matched with a married veteran. Most openings were filled by the single employed worker, with two permanent positions also filled. Prices for Buick cars will remain stable for the contract year, with four models reduced and the rest unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Alc. A
Bers
VY. M. Coa
Camp Funston
Y. M. CA
Chamber of Commerce
Buick
Home Office
German Army Demobilization Faster Than Expected
London reports Gustave Noske says demobilization in Germany is proceeding rapidly with about one million soldiers in Berlin barracks. Bolshevism seen as not posing strong danger. notes on New Year promotion and local ad copy follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gustave Noske
Ebert Minent
Germany
Express
Tha
Hainarin i
Berlin
Durst Sales System in Topeka Promises Deep Discounts
The notice advertises a Topeka sale conducted under familiar management with $20,001 worth of merchandise to be offered. Items include dry goods cloaks and varied wares at anticipated telegraphic wholesale prices. Doors open at 9 o clock. the public is invited to expect substantial discounts and many attractive prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kno
Anthy Advanvi
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Obercoats
Citizens State Bank
Massachusetts St
Tonee Brothers
Dodge Brothers Business
Butcer-Sanderson Motor CO
Mass
Sayhawkers
Pete Gross
Oneas City Athletic Club
C. AL Employment Bureau
McNish
Journal-World
Sterno
Rankin’s Drug Store
Courthouse
Ideal. Clothing Co
Cascara
Agnaria
Arne
Tures
Statomobile
Ers
Porter & Allen
DELCO
Lawrence Buick Co
Mars
Hoechonaigh
Teena
Esmeratl Crnamipton
Eid
Duick
Eee
Blue Ribbon
F.P. HO
Ormuth Proprietor
Anlark Leans
Lothes
Iglothing CO
Sah Galitzky
Sia Mass
Eidg
Pyrexn
Jaedicke
AM Tesnes
Columbia Leather Co
UQL Bass
Laele San’s
Kennedy Plumbing CO
Lawrence National Bank
J. D. Bowerlock
GEO. W. Kane
I. J. Meade
GEO
W. S. Metcalp
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