NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT IN ELIZABETH SUI... ESTATE
Notice published in the Lawrence Daily Journal states that Frederick Stimpson and Hugh Blair executors will apply February 2, 1909 in Douglas County Probate Court for final settlement and discharge as executors. It notes pending executor fees and necessary expenses and references accompanying notices. Also included are brief local notices about an auto livery, stockholders meeting for Atlas Building and Loan Association, a milk source claim, dressmaking services, and an optometrist with a Mecinometer.
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Lawrence
Daily Journal
Elizabeth O. Suimpson
Douglas County
Kansas
Freder. Stimpson
Uugh Blair
The
Atlas Building & Loan Association
F. M. Perkins
Brown Keeps Panthatorium Busy With Cleaning Service
Brown has been in town six years and will stay sixty more as cleaning, pressing, and tailoring work increases. Call Pantatorium at 546 or both phones to have Brown handle the work.
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Brown
Kfaven
Barber & Son
Kansas
Kansas Jayhawkers Poised for Missouri Valley Title Clash
Kelified sources say Kansas holds a stronger lineup this season with a forty percent better five than last year. Kansas aims for the championship as they prepare to face Alpha Beta from William Jewell in Robinson Gym, with Missouri next month as the key rival.
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Metters
K. U
Cornhuskers
Land
Amega
Ana
Kansas Boys
Missouri
Missouri Valley
Kansas
W. C. Lansdon
Jayhawkers
Alpha Brommage
William Jewell
Robinson Gymnasium
Powerful Internal Pile Remedy Claims 98 Percent Cure
The ad touts Dr Leonhardt Hem-Roid as an internal remedy with a claimed 98 percent cure rate across thousands of cases and argues it treats internal piles better than ointments. It promotes a $1 price, guaranteed via Dick Bros, Dr Leonhardt Co, Buffalo NY, and appeals to readers with testimonials and bold claims.
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Dick Bros
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Station B
Buffalo
N. Y
Francis Huntington Snow A Kansas science pioneer remembered
A lengthy tribute recalls Francis Huntington Snow, Williams College graduate and University of Kansas Chancellor, whose forty two years built Kansas science. He led entomology, meteorology, biology, and engineering growth, organized labs and curricula, and saved Kansas farmers with a chinch bug fungus. He mentored students who became leaders, faced personal losses, and left a lasting scientific legacy.
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Napoleon
Wellington
the Josper
University of Kansas
Charles Robinson
Uuiner
Plato
Morace
Jicero
Williams College
Snow
Kansas
Wonen
Mt. Jread
Ita Intancy
Atork
Leland Stanford Junior University
Board of Regents
Chancellor Snow
Museum of Natural History
University
Sife
Arizona
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
United States
Fleur
Dr. Snow
William
Socorro
Bos- Lon
Intuitien
Mra
Jane
Appleton Snow
Deetor Snow
Kansas Academy of Science
Kansas Academy
American Naturalist
Science
Kansas Historical Sci Cnty
Naasas Educational Journal
Bulletin Nuttall: Ornithological Club
Kansas Science Bulletin
Doctor Snow
Nature
Snow Hall
Spooner
W. B. Spooner
Boston
Kansas University
State of Kansas
Moutern
Williams Clee
Agnysiz
Marine Laboratory
Francis Huntington Snow
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J. F. Brock
Mass
Optometiat
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R. D. Rankin
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J. E. HM. Gittin
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George Raymondi
Princeton University
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Williams
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Concord
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U.S. Christian Commission
Washington
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Christian Commission
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Stony Creek
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Sagan
William Appleton Snow
Bay of
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
Europe
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Abe Wolfson
Lawranes Trassfee Ca
America
College of Liberal Arts and Science
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