Relief fund growing steadily says Meade official
Henderson Martin, chair man, reports Meade relief fund is growing steadily with no refusals to contribute. He says the total reported to headquarters yesterday evening, L35, stands as the current figure.
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Meade
Henderson Martin
I. J. Meade
Yesteray
Douglas County
C. An
M. Givens
E._ Fox
Mary .Good
M. Lees
TenBrock
Cc. Swain, 25 5.00 V. Creamery Vo. 1.00 . Hattie R
Good
J, Justin
Edward G
C. Mille
Palo. Emick
D. Bishop Ate
O’bryan
J. S. Meadows
Amick
J. J. Simmons
Ecarrie Dahlene
E. A. Kasold
Oswald
A. Zimmerm
Ise “Kuhn Keen
G. A. Lester
J. A. Kohns
E. J. Moys
David Passon
J. Sweeney
Ay Pris
J. N. Jackson
Echas
H. ‘Sternberg
H. ‘Sternberg Tee Eek Eee 1.00 Ew. KK. McLean Ee Eis 1.00 Ne OW. McLean
Saedaees
Roofer
S. H. Bell
G. B. Edgar Wee Ee
Decker
Wm. Newman
Smrs
Margary Andre
Izabeth Hudson
Sidhe Ae
Sarah Cooper QC
Richardson
Isaee
Katherine Leighton Emary L. Houghton
Gentry Sbuey
eGarl L. Houcksettee
Deaths and funerals note Levi St. Clair and Esther Easter
Levi St. Clair died at his home 621 Bokie Street last evening after a long illness. He was seventy nine and father to John St. Clair, first lieutenant of the local nine gun company National Guard. Esther Easter died yesterday morning at 508 North Seventh after a long heart trouble led to dropsy. The funeral for Easter was held this afternoon at Funk chapel with Rev. Roy Burt officiating. Easter had lived near 1038 Massachusetts Street and Watkins Bank lawn but stayed home due to poor health. she leaves a son, Caster of Kansas City, Mo., and his wife who were here.
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Levi St. Clair
Bokie St
Nine Gun Company
National Guard
Esther Easter
Lawrence
Anna .Lury
North Seventh
Caster
Kansas City
Sale on Girls Coats Dims Prices Across Ranges
Store advertises price cuts on girls coats with new values at four brackets including six and eight dollar baselines, reducing outfits from six to twelve fifty originally to new marks between four and eight dollars.
Minnie Grinstead Leads Kansas Lawmaking Finish
Mrs. Minnie Grinstead of Liberal proves the point that women can balance home duties with public office as Kansas lawmakers ratify the national dry amendment. The first act of this year's session completes her main objective by advancing women's political participation despite past arguments over home life.
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Minnie Grinstead
Kansas
ESS
Topeka
Kan
Liberal
First Kansas woman enters office amid family relocation
Mrs Grinstead becomes the state official as the legislature opens ratifying the national dry amendment. She brings her husband and two children to Topeka, vows frugal governance and strong roads advocacy learned from a 5000 mile Kansas campaign.
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Kansas
Zoological Notes on a Fearful Cat Woman
A Cincinnati Enquirer remark notes the paradox of a woman described as a perfect cat yet terrified by a mouse. The brief line highlights an amusing contrast in animal imagery.
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Cincionati Enquirer
Homes Help Community and Civic Perspective Note
A collection of short notes on home life civic duty Persian sherbet customs eastern slipper colors and a Casa Grande relic from Florence Italy with reference to a Pueblo communal house. includes a Boston Transcript quotation about church choir acquaintances.
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Casa Grande
Florence
Ita
Stop Itching Skin with Zemo Treatment Claim
A vintage advertisement touts Zemo as a safe dependable remedy for itching skin irritation and related conditions. It promises instant relief and suggests asking a druggist for a 35 cent bottle. The copy asserts eczema blackheads and similar skin troubles will vanish after application.
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Mrs. Easter
Jrug
Coats
Lawrence, Kansas
Henry Durst
Durst
Supreme Court
Walter Thiele
State Public’ Utilities Commission
Journal-World
Tron Buke
Duke of Wellington
England
Brooklyn Eagle
Persia
China
East
Boston
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