Westminster Office Reports Big Increase in Yearly Receipts
Westmenster L F Caldwell reports annual receipts for the year ending January 1 rose to 10,025 14, from 2,460 21 the prior year, indicating heavy business across all departments and straining the Lawrence office at times. The salary regulator’s postmaster pay may push past 49,000 with a further 100 added. decision pending three months. The old windmill west of town will be boarded and locked. trespass or destruction will be prosecuted. Visitors may obtain a key at the house, and the mill may be torn down this winter without citizen action.
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Opaque Window Shades Offerings Highlighted in Sale
Fragmentary catalog note describes mounted window shades on spring rollers and damask draperies with prices in cents and dollars. Mentions curtains, corals, porieres, and cave items with varied figures. Intent unclear but reflects a mid century sale listing with textile goods and small accessories.
Muslin Underwear January Sale Announced
Our annual January sale of Muslin Underwear begins Monday morning, January 15. Expect heavy appeal as we doubled purchases in July and August last year and offer 10 to 20 percent reductions for six days. Materials cost 25 to 40 percent higher, but prices include making and more. details appear in Friday's Journal and World.
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Post Office Precision Praised by City Citizens in Lawrence
A letter misaddressed to Marcus Lawrence in Lawrence, Kansas was correctly delivered to M. Summerfield, illustrating the local post office's careful service. Superintendent Smith earns respect across the state for promoting arts, ethics, and education, while Kansas University, Haskell Institute, and public schools frame Lawrence as a center of culture and philanthropy.
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Whitney or Owens Confesses To Stealing Lawson Team
Silas Owens Whitney confesses theft of Lewis Lawson's team in Marion township. He led officers to the stolen herd and geese, with getaway routes through Rossville and Atchison to Kansas City. Lawson to reward the recovery and return of the team. Whitney intends to plead guilty. The item also notes theater, revival services, death of Henrietta Wallace, and local court fines.
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National association to visit Lawrence for law charity event
The National Association of Charities Prisons and Correctional Institutions plans its twenty seventh convention in Topeka next May. About 400 to 500 delegates will visit Lawrence May 5 via a special train to tour Haskell Institute and Kanes University. A second excursion will visit Leavenworth to tour state and federal penitentiaries. Local arrangements in Lawrence will prepare entertainments and transport for delegates from city to city.
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Various Ottawa Lawrence visitors and local society notes
Mrs George Reineke and Miss Ruth Carter return to Lawrence from Ottawa visits. Mrs Woodward to Cuba with niece Miss Patty Huey. Miss Aimes Radiger hosts a tacky party. Several students enter law school and faculty attend events. Dr Ida Hyde receives $50 for Naples women’s table. Ben Read dies at 86. Mrs S C Rogers dies. burglar alarms praised. W Warren obituary reported. Church services, club meetings, and a range of society items noted.
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Sugar Imports Rise Steadily as Duty Calls Grow
The eight months of 1899 show steep gains in both free and dutiable sugar imports. Dutiable imports reached 60.16 million pounds, up from 41.03 million in 1899, while free sugar rose from 11.50 million to 16.05 million. Total imports for eight months in 1899 were lower than 1897 by 20.24 million pounds, offset by higher prices.
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