First Performance of Ysbrand at Bowersock Opera House
A staged reading of English version of Van Eeden's play Ysbrand is scheduled for Friday and Saturday at the Bowersock Opera House. The production promises a notable debut for the company and invites local audiences to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Eeden
Ysbrand
Bowersock Opera House
Bowersock
Woodward
CL Kette
Dayton
Fairfax
Lawrence Railway & Light Company
Winter skin creams and hot treats at Wiedemann's
The itemized notice touts Borealine and Cold Creams from Woodward & Co as top skin medi ums, alongside Winter favorites like Banana Nut and Green Gage Ice Cream. It promotes hot chocolate, chili, fried oysters, and other warm offerings to brighten a cold day at Wiedemann's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erry
Wiedemann’s
An & Co
Personal notes from Hiawatha visitors and travelers
A string of social mentions from Hiawatha includes Eva Ryan Swayze visiting, Dr. Brock Goddard and Mrs. Goddard from Leavenworth, and many others like Mrs. A Eberhart and family, Miss Dora Munday, Florence Zuttermeister in Chicago, and Mrs. W Heil visiting from DeSoto. Several locals travel to Topeka, Kansas City, Chicago, and Omaha for visits and events, with updates on arrivals, departures, and social engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Ryan Swayze
Ffrom Hiawatha
Brock Goddard
Godporta
Leavenworth
Everett Irons
Montea, Cal
G. F. Hass
Baldwin
Me Albright
Overbrook
A. Eberhart
Ifiam Gray
St. Louis
James
Robert. Touse
Sig City
Hopkins
Kansas City
E. Green
Som
Fred Wall
Salina
Durtland
Dora Munday
Kansas
Mundy City
Amy Ferring
Florence Zuttermeister
Chicago
Bellé Rumsey
H. A. Sibley
Wichita
Sibley
Ralph Hill
Medicine Lodge
Kaus
Dailey
Fitzpatrick
A. I. Brock
New York
Grimmitt
Green Castle
M Hel Dinmitt
Edna Shaw
Xellie Cunningham
Kanaty
R. Allen
W. He Heil
DeSota
D. A. Ellis
Louis Rockland
Helen Newlin
Los Angeles
Cal
East
John Newlin
Vars
Omaha
Visler
J. L. Seton
Hard Times for Horses and Odd Agriculture Notes
A rural report laments horses suffering under frozen ground with six animals in distress and urges owners to take precautions. It mentions Mrs. Shearer’s shop and corsets, plus Prof Dyche pushing state access to a fictitious dehorned catfish formula from Mr Bowersoek. Also notes salted casen ants at Wiedemann’s.
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Pratt
Prof. Dyehe
Bowersoek
Dyche
Bowes
Rummage sale and local notices fill town pages
Salvation Army holds rummage sale at headquarters on East Henry Street with a large stock of men’s women’s and children’s clothing plus useful articles including blank books and office supplies at Hoyle’s Mass Street. Church notices talk of vaccination milk concerns and local health appointments, along with funeral plans for Thomas Bush and university senior play preparations at Yale Nance’s committee with Gertrude Messler directing. Local ads promote hot chocolate at Wiedenmann’s and a social dance at Smith Hall plus a dime tea.
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Salvation Army
East Henry Street
Army
University of Wich
Yale Nance
Gertrude Messler
Community backs humane society with annual pledge
At the last meeting Permanent Fond. Gen. J. N. Roberts urged a group to commit $3 every six months to support the humane society. The society, active and effective last year, hopes to recruit top town supporters to enforce humane laws and fund its work.
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J. N. Roberts
The
Humane Society
John Ise
Sime
University to Study Kansas Gas Field Supply
Professor Hood of the university informed Gov. Stubbs that preliminary reports from Topeka were premature. The university will study the gas field to determine if Kansas Natural Gas Co. supply claims match the available gas. The Chancellor supports the project and will direct the university to proceed on a large scale once initial tasks are aligned.
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Ikwag
Feofessor Hood
University
Kansas
Sas
Sinsus Natural Gas Company
Toneka
Toad
Stubbs J
Assat
Che
Unions under attack as labor leaders face criticism
A column attacks labor leaders and union managers for tyranny and falsehoods while praising the Postum Cereal Co. Ltd. and its visitors, noting a legal challenge from the Chicago Federation of Labor over alleged misstatements. The piece also mentions community notices about social events at Globe school house and Pane baker, urging attendance.
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Fitzpartick
Chicago Federation of Labor
Baltimore & A
Pillsbury
Postum Cereal Co
Tattle Creek
Labor Trust
Postum Cerea Co., Ltd
Commercal National Bank of Chicago
Chicago Federation of Tabor
Federation of Labor
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
Chicas Jga Federation of Labor
Postcm Cereal CO
LTH
Bethel Weather and Social Notes
Warm weather persisted in Bethel on Monday while residents carried on daily routines. Mr John Jones moved Tuesday and several locals visited friends and family over the weekend including Miss Ruth Clark and Mr Earl Weimer at J W Prestons and Mrs Chas Coleman with Mrs Exslow shopping in Overbrook.
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John Jones
Tiss Julia Reine
Mabel Albright
Tula Harshman
Chas
Coleman
Exslow
Silar Dodder
Overbrook
Ruth Clark
Earl Weimer
J. W. Preston ‘S
Mart Meyers
Kansas City
Reyily
CML AL Brights
Mae Pries
Sannday
Mao Bebros
Joe Banks
Ottawa
Markets by Wire Grain and butter prices posted for Chicago
Chicago markets show Wheat May at 1. 0 31.1 July 31.03 14. Corn May THAETOMe July Sept 6914e Oats May 49l ge Sept 42 56. Prices for eggs milk and creamery butter listed. Also note photos by Squires Mass and an event at Evke's hall. Rexall Cherry Juice advertised for cough relief.
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Chicago
Real Estate Transfers and Quit Claim Deeds
Real estate transfers recorded with multiple buyers and sellers in Lawrence and Bald win City. Transactions include H L Young to Jane Williams for 1000 dollars, Helen B L Smith and husband to Haugh Blair for 2000, TF Rapp and wife to Truman Rapp and Benjamin Rapp for 800, and Edward Mistele with Zillner for 1100. Quit claim deeds list Chas Pilla to Joseph Snyder for 1000 and John L Kilworth to William Moore for 526.80. Dates range December 1886 to 1910 across numerous blocks and lots in En dora and surrounding areas.
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Warbranty
HL Young
Jane Williams
West Lawrency
Helen BL Smith
Haugh Blair
Lauisian St
Lawrence
Hesterd
J. L. Beauly
Fair Grounds
TF. Rapp
Truman
Rapp
Benjamin I. Rapp
Baker St
Baldwin City
Lue
Edward Mistele
Ph Zillner
Endura
Dan
Chas, Pilla
Joseph Snyder
Endora
John L. Kilworth
William IE Moore
See
Tp. Ld
Help Wanted and Local Ads Mix in Journal Classified
Classified notices include a carrier wanted for morning paper route, a limited sale of White Leghorn chicks, a used buggy wanted, a lost full blood English bulldog named Jerry with reward, a junior college student seeking afternoon work, and Brown Cash Grocery advertising honesty fair treatment and cleanliness at 630 Mass. St. Bell phone 712.
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Mass
St. Bell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woodward's
Prices $100
Yic
ST. Dey
Lot -Riling
ATLAS
M. Perkins Agency
Crowe
Aethods
Faye
Fischer
Topeka
Jdny Louse
Wil Sartins
Neta Allison
Seip
Peerless
Lion
Rexall
Wiedemuann ‘S
Hoyles
Maud Brockelsby Wilson
Ladies’ Tailoring and Meister College
Massachusetts Street
Butler
Harry Butler
St. Joseph
Sa. Louis
First Corps
Thorpe
Thomas Bush
S. P. Lodge
Les. Shearer
sHeaven
Boyles
I Mass
Smith. Hall
Presbyterian Church
Raymond’s Drug Store
Raymond’s Crean
Squires
Mass. Street
Caben Nots
jWiedemann’s
Mrs. Southworth
Harriett Lewis
Hilliard & Carroll
Smith’s
Spot Cash
Vocery
Pickwick Congress
Invincible
N.Y
Wolfe
L. E
HW. EL Welle
Iole
Cate Ring
Smith Wall
Massa
Ansetts Street
Balay
Vina
Mebrella
E Hall
Profesor Hoad
Chicago ‘Federation Labor
Jim Turner
F. B. VanHorn
Hoffman
HH. Laws
Chas Simmer
M. R. Daugherty
T. Murphy
Globe School House
Pane Baker Nest
Bethel
Brian
Mass, St
K. NG
Evke
CR Hariem
Wyeolf
J. D. Taylor
Bell
Eudora
Kans
Jerry
Tennessee Street
E. C
Ee Lanin Mill CO
JPME
Hertford Axminster
Royal Wiltons
Smith Axminstere
Saxony Axminsters
Saxony Axminster
Manor Tapestry
Robertson
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