Pickens & Siler Take Over Local Coal and Wood Yard
The coal and wood yard at New York and Quincy streets, formerly Pickens & Myers, will now operate as Pickens & Siler. The firm stocks fuel to satisfy Lawrence customers and fills all orders promptly. Teleplane No. 16. O. D. Pickens and F. W. Siler announce the change.
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New York and
Quincy Streets
Pickens & Myers
Pickens & Siler
Lawrence
O. D. Pickens
F. W. Siler
Nominating committee named. officers due January 20
The cabinet meeting appointed the nominating committee and officers will be elected January 20. Gospel meeting notes cover Bible class growth, Living themes, and upcoming missionary leadership. Also mentions John Brown sick with pneumonia and grip, and local ads for gun repair and magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Strong
Pulpit Call At Lawrence Church Seeks Miltons Help
At a Christian church board meeting last Tuesday evening Rév. B. M. Milton of Ft. Scott was asked to fill the Lawrence church pulpit for the coming year. The True Test argues the main point as life insurance policy cost is not the only factor.
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The
Christian Church
B. M. Milton
Ft. Scott
Lawrence Church
Northwestern
Lawrence
J. BR. Griggs, Dist. Agt
Smallpox Outbreak Shuts Kanwaka School District
Smallpox breaks out in the Kanwaka school district forcing closures. Dr Carl Phillips attended Richard Thompson's home and found one fully developed case and another just starting. The latter had been at school this past week, raising fears of wider spread. origin is undetermined.
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Kanwaka
Carl Phillips
Richard Thompson
Paul Gilmore at Bowersuck in The Mummy and the Humming Bird
Amusements note Paul Gilmore appears at the Bowersuck opera house Saturday January 14 in The Mummy and the Humming Bird. It states he does not favor a one man play and recalls his prior success with The Tyranny of Tears and other roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gilmore
Bowersuck Opera House
New York
London
City licenses renewal urged under new law
The notice states all city licenses expired January 1 and must be renewed to continue business, with penalties in police court for noncompliance. Marshal Prentice requests all businesses to obtain the license promptly, dated January 14. A planner notes land in Tariana the Wakarosi district and a large sewer project underway with widespread earthworks. Coal deliveries by CL Edwards at Warren Street offer low cash prices.
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CT. K. Prentice
CL. Edwards
Warren Street
Kaw river bridge fund drives energize Eudora area
Eudora and surrounding townships rally to raise money for the Kaw river bridge at that point. The Wakarusa bridge at Eudora is completed with the last railing and palacing finished last Tuesday. The Willard W U will hold a Baptist church parlors meeting tomorrow at 3 pm. The Epworth league musicale is postponed. Today is the deadline to pay personal property tax at the county treasurer. Russell Sparks Cowl company advertises coal standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakarusa
Eudora
Willard W. . U
The
Baptist Church
City of the Dead burials tallied in Lawrence cemeteries
The report lists annual burials for Oak Hill and Maple Grove cemeteries in Lawrence Kansas with monthly totals by sex and color. It provides counts by white and colored adults and children, totals for each cemetery and combined sums, and notes a guest visit by Miss Nettie Kimball of Cachondale to Miss Cora Shaw.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Maple Grove
Mckarhind
Sexton Oakill
Nettie Kimball
Cachondale
Cora Shaw
Six Per Cent Loans For Sale By Alfred Whitman
Six per cent loans bearing six per cent interest payable semi annually for sale. If you have idle money call and see Alfred Whitman Fidridge House Block.
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Alfre Whitman
Fidridge House Block
Plan to introduce California quail to the county
Local sports leaders push a subscription drive to import California quail into the area. Quail are praised for size color and tastiness and are already thriving in Colorado. Farmers’ aid will be sought to protect forest birds until populations stabilize.
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California
Colorado
Dentists offer specials and notices of debt exemption
Best artificial teeth include amalgam fillings at 50 cents gold filings half price and extractions 25 to 50 cents with reduced pain. Office over Ober's run by Dr Wheeler at 21 Massachusetts hours 4 to. Warning notice states after January 1 I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife Mrs P Staufer Peter Staufer. Dr A B Ledards moved office to rooms over the rear of Woodward's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ober’s
Wheeler
Massachusetts
P. Staufer
Peter Staufer
A. B. Ledards
Woodward's Drug Store
Social Whist Party Hosts Large Card Event
Mrs. J O Belloway Mrs F A Wood and Mrs J E Jewett entertained twelve tables of whist at the Ohio street home. Mrs Hugh Means won the most games and a plate. Mrs G C Bradley received a silver spoon as consolation. Luncheon followed the cards and hostesses hosted again this afternoon.
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J. O. Belloway
F. A. Wood
J. E. Jewett
Ohio Street
Hugh Means
G. C. Bradley
Death of Chester Akers Dated Asthma at Home
Chester Akers known as Chet Akers died at his home after about five days of illness from asthma. He was a longtime Rock Island newsboy who worked between Kansas City and Merington. He fell ill three weeks ago, returned home to rest, and after nearly recovering, suffered a fatal asthma attack last night. Program for concert at First Baptist Church listed with several soloists and ensembles.
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E.G. Frazier
Kansas City
Viola Allen
Mary Dudley
Leavenworth
Alfred Worley
Blue Rapids
L. Dyehe
Topeka
Wilder S. Metcalf
I. Wheelock
George A. Flory
Carl Phillips
T. GB. McClellan
Fletcher Phillips
Topeka Jasemihr
A. Gillard
de. F. Leniz
Svote
Lewis Secrest
Eudora
Ed Anderson
Dee Jennings
Slavie Sheldon
A. Monroe
Chis. Rayson
E.S. Meade
Meade
Ross Bungs
Theodore Andrews
Pune
Nationaal Bank of Commerce
Kr. Elliott
Hartford
Conn
Methodist Church
Chester Akers
Chet’’ Akers
Rock Island Railroad
Ilerington
Two New Milinary Stores Planned for Lawrence
Mrs Shearer rents the Jackson building half and will open between February 15 and March 1. Mrs W H Elder rents the Frederickson building half and will open about March 1.
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Lawrence
Shearer
Jackson
W. H. Elder
Frederickson
Journalism lecture by B J Sheridan at University of Kansas
B J Sheridan proprietor of the Western Spirit of Paola lectured on Journalism as a Profession to KU journalism classes. He stressed the editor’s teamwork, ethical standards, and the role of schools in progress. Mary Wood Chase will give a piano recital, performing Sindering’s Inward. course tickets priced at 30 cents for a single concert.
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J. Sheridan
Western Spirit
Paola
Charles Robinson
State University
Sheridand
Ofice
Cha
Commonwealth
Paolo
Miami County
Mary Wood Chase
Cheaga
Miss Wood
Thomas
Sindering
State Veterinarians Organize in Topeka
The Kansas State Veterinary association formed in Topeka last night with many state veterinarians and notable out of state members attending. Oliver’s were elected with Dr. C. B. Mechel Ind and Dr. Theo Hadley on the executive committee. Dr. O. O. Wolf was chosen president of the Kansas Improved Breeders of Livestock association. Mr. Eadsley Jones returned to Pauls Valley I T after a brief city visit.
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Kansas State Veterinary Association
Topeka
I Jutherlay
Olivers
C. B. Mechel Ind
Theo, Hadley
O. O. Wolf
Kansas Improved Breeders of Livestock Association
The Use of Bitter Bitters Before Meals
The article reviews why bitters are used before meals to stimulate gastric juice and gustatory nerves. It cites Tehelzov and Stelchmann showing limited or negative digestive effects from large doses, with Horissoy noting reflex stimulation when used immediately before eating. It cautions against abuse and suggests small tincture doses just before meals, while warning against overuse with strong alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehelzov
la Semane Medicale
Horissoy
To-day Is the Time to Live in Knighter Phrase
A poetic newspaper quip urging action today over delay. The Boston Traveler line blends exhortation with hopeful bravado, pairing marginal counsel about borrowing and living fully with a vintage cadence. The fragment reflects era voice and inspirational tone.
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Boston
Commingle of subway kiosks and museum casts highlighted
Reports note attractive metal kiosks at New York subway entrances and cement piles replacing wood. A life size plaster cast of a gigantic white is prepared for the St Louis exposition. Minor items include a forest reserve proposal, hat laws by London bird society, and local sale notices.
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New York
National Museum
St. Louis Exposition
Semitor Gullinger
White Mountains
London
Audubon Society
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Protsche
C. E. Learnard
Journal Office
Aten E. Protsch
Bomasa
Warren
H. Ziesenis
Massechanetts
Giblin
Amercan
Spurlock
W. P.steinbring
B. Warerem
TRE Lawrence Pantatorium
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Gray
City Express
Obers Tel
Universal
Jaedikke
Layyrence
Lamtlence
Prin
Chris Frenger
Gyu Mase, Bt
J. A. Spaulding
Massachusetts Street
WM. T. Sinclair
Mans
M.D. Greenlee
Dis
T. Agt
Merchants National Bank Building
Journal
Wolf's Book Store
K. U
C. A
John Brown
Hope
Rutter
E. Henry Street
Smith's News Depot
Wilder Bros
Bridge Street
Oney Woodward
March
Ifice
Topeka Renovating Co
Weir' S City
Cherokee
Osage City
Burlin
Game
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
A. J. Griffin
Paragon
City Drug Store
Memlin & ,Hollowsy
Istrict
Tucker
Thorpe Ge
Tariana
Wakarosi
Sale Scuss
Hoadley
Kaw River
Lawren
Epworth League
Russell
Sparks Cowl Company
Te. J
Kentucky Street
University Hook
John Haglund
Weaver
A. D. Weaver
City OF the Dead
Magles
Lawrence Iron Works
Robert
Rutherford
G. L. Knight
Fowtomdre Vendon Booksellers and Stationers
Innes
Innes, Bullene & Hageman
Skofstad
Dr. Owen
Mass
Lawrence Gas Co
R. B. Wagstaff
del Frazer
Herbert Armstrong
Ashby
Armstrong
Maude Bates
Bess Hates
Sid
E. Haworth
Pi Hetu Phi
Mary Copley
Frawley
L. E. Smith
Floristan
Max Wilhelmi
Ptay
Missouri
Jack Seller
Leo Niemeyer
Carl Metner
Arthur Haglund
Ff. W. Keiser
Lake View
Priscella Embroidery Club
J. B. Mayberry
Collins
Olathe
Toddington
Baldwin
Morrin
L. J. Sherman
First Baptist Church
Mano
Miss Bensnett
Hopkins
Euphemi
Robi Kruce
Messrs
Scherer
Stiehter
Asher
Livers
Cornet
Joseph Bartholomew
Odette
Mesdames Lyons
Gilmore
Stratton
Mitchell
Sterling
D Benedict
May Hoyt
Miss Morrison
Spring Song Woodman
University OF Kansas
State Veterinarians Organization
Mr.Eadsley Jones
Pauls Valley
I.T
Misa Mary Wood Chase
Chicago
C. A. Preyer
Lexington
W. W. Cleland
Tel
J.c.meadows
Leathers
Cailfora
Caibounie
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