Law rence city bonds issued for 1909 improvements
Ordinance authorizes seventy internal improvement bonds total 38366 dollars to pay costs of multiple street upgrades in Lawrence Kansas. Bonds issued 1909 series No 3 bear 5 percent interest, redeemable by installments with payments by property owners. Includes detailed street projects on Louisiana New York Connecticut Ontario Tennessee Penn Hancock and others with specific district costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Lawrence
State of
Kansas
S. D. Bishop
D. Brooks
Louisiana Street
Pinckney Street
Penn Street
New York Street
Lee Street
Quincy Street
Connecticut Street
Henry, Warren, Quincy
Lee Streets
Winthrop Street
Adams Street
Ontario Street
Henry Street
Warren Street
Tennessee Street
Obie Street
Hancock Street
Shell
Topeka
Raymond
PFEN
Boxing a New Fad for German Women
A New York Telegram report notes Germany advances boxing among women mainly as self defense rather than athletic pursuit. Berlin schools teach the art with subtlety, focusing on skill over competition. German instructors observe women adapt well to gloves yet hesitate to strike hard to avoid marring faces.
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Germany
England
Berlin
New York Telegram
United States
Gov Brady visits Kansas and heads to Washington
Governor James H. Brady of Idaho spent two days in Kansas visiting his sister in Montivello and his son Noble Brady in Caney before traveling to Washington for a governors' meeting. The Brady family reunion was the highlight, described as the first time all generations gathered since a funeral.
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Kansas
Washington
James Hi, Brady
Idaho
Montivello
Caney
Noble Brady
Caney Chronicle
Wansas
Juliason Ananty
Doctor Warns Against Harsh Purges and Supports Rexall Orderlies
A medical column argues harsh purgatives injure the bowels and body while promoting a safe remedy, Rexall Orderlies, described as gentle and non purging. The item notes they soothe and strengthen the intestinal tract, safe for all ages, with prices listed and availability at The Rexall Store, Lawrence, FLBR McCulloch, 817 Mass. St.
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Hiesall
Blodgett Named Regent After Harris Death
Topeka reports Governor Stubbs appoints Thomas Blodgett of Wichita to the Staw Agricultural College board of regents, filling the vacancy caused by the death of Senator Harris. Blodgett accepted on Christmas day. appointment publicized later.
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Harris
Agricultural College
Topeka
Jan
Stubbs
Thomas Blackett
Wichita
Bhulgett
Blodgett
Wiehits
Tig
Matrimony Misconceptions Stir Lighthearted Debate
A playful note discusses how many men chase marriage without clear patrimony ideas. It observes social quirks, hints at evolving norms, and contrasts expectations with real-life constraints, reflecting a light, era-appropriate tone.
The Tale of Thousands and a Medical Cure Scheme
A long advert-like piece touts tonics and patent medicines claimed to cure digestive, liver, and kidney ailments. It promotes Foley's orpine laxative and other tonics, naming merchants Tinker & Sons and Hoot Juineis, with testimonials from a Mrs. Fog. Pritts and Warren New York.
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Avery
Guee
Tinker & Sons
Suspended frat boys spark stir at Topeka schools
Disjointed text shows expelled students and parents contesting suspensions and eligibility for reentry at universities and high schools. Officials debate disciplinary actions, district procedures, and future schooling for affected youths amid unsettled tensions and parental concerns.
Mysterious Ad Snippet plus Patent Remedy Claim
The grammed fragment mentions a reward for catarrh cure by J Cheney Co and a local drug firm Walding Kinnan Marvin offering the remedy. It references a toledo company and describes taste tests and internal action claims, typical of late 19th or early 20th century advertisements with dubious medical assurances.
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F. J. Cheney
CO. Toleto
Karin FF. J. Qhouey
Real Estate Broker V M Smith in Morgan Co Wiggins
V M Smith, real estate broker, Morgan Co, Wiggins, Colo, advertises land farms and property listings. The notice references farming lands, development, and mapped properties in the local area, signaling a real estate listing and brokerage activity.
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Wilan Maps
Far
The Return of Eve at the Shubert Kansas City
Bertha Galland presents The Return of Eve at the Shubert theater in Kansas City West Week. The modern play, staged by the Shubert company, stars Galland and follows Eve facing New York life with a Virginian Eden motif and strong dramatic comedy.
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Eve
Shubert
Wilson Dodd
Bertha Galland
Shubert Theater
Kansas City West
Miss Wd
New York
Kvrahl Square Theatre
Sued
Yoink
Talve
Sivutam
Messrs. Shubert
They Never Fail Endorsements and Patent Remedies Arrive
A jumble of endorsements for Doan’s Kidney Pills and other tonics describes repetitive claims of kidney relief and cough syrups. The piece mentions Sidney Mik hom, Dr King’s New Digestive, and local sellers, with testimonials about cures and health benefits amid a chaotic, era text.
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Lawrence
Uoan
Sidney Mik
Mies
Ube A
Messer
Pennsyl
Kay
Dean
Deda
H Ave
Dick Bros
Gee Steve
Prominent Remedies Advertorial Fragments in Old Notice
Fragmented reading shows promotional blurbs for patent medicines including Flee Bitters and DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. Claims recount near fatal liver trouble cured, weight regained, and general health restored. Also cautions about kidney, bladder ailments and warnings to avoid substitutes and seek genuine products like Foley's Honey and Tar.
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Murray W. Ayres
Tranesit Bridge
N.Y
U.P. Barker & Son
Foley
Life Pills Ad Promises Health Boosts For Constipation
An old ad passage touts Dr King s New Life Pills to ease constipation biliousness dyspepsia indigestion liver kidney and bowel issues. It claims the pills are easy to take and build health, priced 25 cents at O P Harber and Son. A parent child exchange and a line about a girl’s hopes punctuate the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciip
Barber & Son
Dr. King
New Life
O. P. Harber & Son
Stockholders Meeting at Watkins National Bank of Lawrenc
Notice announces a stockholders meeting of the Watkins National Bank of Lawrence Kansas for the election of directors. The meeting will be held at the bank office in Lawrence between the hours of ten o clock a m and three o clock p m on Tuesday January 2, 1900. Mrs Lilliam M Tidrow opens an art studio in the Berry building tomorrow from two to four thirty p m with Christmas orders and student reservations.
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Topeka
Jan. U
Joseph M. Gentry
Marion Bleakley
Clarence Belknap
Shawnee District Court
Gentry
Sehenr
Columbian
Conunty
Schenck
Co Dome
Stella M. Barelay
Frank H. Tillotson
Gorsuch Broa
K. U. Pantatorium
Lawrence
Daily Journal
Tee
Oshoes
Watkins National Bank of
Reetara
Mauss
Albert Noller
Othe Bank
Uluekalam
Lilliam M. Tidrow
Alterna
Berry
Fran
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Wever
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de Mormach
Pierce
Dante
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Stopurkicken
Dru
Chicago
Aden
Fog
Pritts Quemute
Evans
Warren
Ene Leis Patel Ie
Pape
Opeka
He Tage Bial Schoed
Getion
Srihunal
Uiniversity
Trent
Uleie
von Tota de Meas
Entyranes
le- Tore
Your Boys
Vahl
Sco Bank MeRinick
Chester
Teth
Lakkae
Euspinding
Crow
Anal
Ft. D. Whitteanewe
Rite Frog de Davietignia
Fiat Pear
Luivendiy
Wreteliui
yPhone
Will Wn. Marsh
Siler City
Iieklen
Mi Ar Ovrher & Son
Grraeer
Lands Farms
Maude
Nyar
Maorethy
Fife
Magic Lantern
Lephyr
Zarsas
Bard
Bowdsock Pocess
Zephyr Ficur
Lica
Faria
Paris
AL J Dicker
A. Duns
Edmondson & Co
R. Holloway
Duntey Veron
Hongicker & Wahranbrock
H. Wunzicker
E's
Guenther Ooohns
Real
Edish A. Kashi
Sam McCuniy Francis JA
Spanking
Dane
Kaine
DeWitt
DeWiu
G. & C. Merriam Co
Springfield
Mass
Old International
de. W. T. Haris
U. S. Com
C. W. Tucker
Cashier
Werner Company
Akron
Gbiido
Chsiste
Fruxton
George Barr McCutcheon
Harrison Fisher
Emily Post
Desire
Frances Foster Perry
Island of
Tynsen
Dodd, Mead and Company, Publishers
New York City
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