Weather and local ads mix with concert note changes
Kansas tonight through Wednesday expected fair and warmer on Wednesday. University of Kansas weather report lists temperatures barometer humidity and wind. Local ads promote cards at Smith's News Depot fruit salad at Wiedemann's restaurant skin cream from Wardour Co. Cattle market notes from James Gill at North Lawrence Stock Yards. Various shops offer typewriter ribbons books office supplies suits overcoats and watches. Concert by Mrs. Fred Crowe at Haskell moved from Friday to Thursday due to basketball game.
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Fred Crowe
Haskell
Lawrence Committee Meeting Tonight at Eldridge
Regular Lawrence committee session set for this evening at the Eldridge with a supper beforehand. No business of special importance expected. Also announced is a Kansas City theater return of Sir Heabert Parker's The Right of Way at Willis Wood theater for one week starting Sunday January 24 with matinees Wednesday and Saturday. The drama stars Guy Standing and Theodore Roberts in leading roles under Klaw and Erlanger, adapted by Eugene W. Presbrey from a celebrated novel.
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Eldridge
Lawrence Committee
Kansas City
Willis Wood
Heabert Parker
Guy , Standing
Theodore Roberts
Charney Steele
Joe Portugals
Klaw & Erlanger
Eugene W. Presbrey
Raffles
Charley Steele
Montreal
Ile
Steele
The
St. Lawrence
Sir Gilbert
Presbrey
New York City
Was Your Walk Cleaned Of
In Lawrence many walks are a disgrace as melting snow creates soft slush and slips remain a danger. A city ordinance governs sidewalk cleanliness and should be respected by residents. Also note Boyles offers the best Fountain Pens.
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Lawrence
Gas Break Repaired. Pressure Restored in Lawrence
Gas main break near Ottawa repaired yesterday afternoon around four o clock and full pressure restored. Public rumors of renewed shutdown proved unfounded. Community notes include local visits, church activities, and plans by the Women’s Auxiliary to raise funds via a yearly calendar with monthly dues. Spanish pianist Rafael Navas to open university winter recital course at Frasier Hall with Beethoven and Moonlight Sonata pieces.
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Otttawa
Lawrence
West
Praser Hall
Rafael Navas
Wiehi
Navas
Preyer
Beethoven
Augustin Coltlow
Frances Wade
Cliff Matson
Dour
Sunday School Superintendents Meet at YMCA Tonight
A Sun day School Superintendents union meeting is set for eight o clock this evening at the YMCA building. All superintendents are urged to attend. Also noted is U C T lodge of Lawrence's meeting last night and plans for their annual banquet early next month at the Eldridge. Souvenir post cards have expanded from 100 stores to about eighty thousand locations, with Boughton's 1025 Mass St serving as a popular outlet. The north side church hosts an evening gathering and the pastor urges those interested to be present.
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U. C. T. Lodge
Lawrence
Eldridge
United States
Boughton’s
Mass. St
E. Shurch
Acacia Fraternity
of the Baptist Church
Society Notes show weddings and gatherings in Hutchinson and Topeka
Mrs Lulu Jeffs weds Mr A Reinisch in Hutchinson then to Topeka and homes at Gage Park. Mrs Louis Springer back from Boston. The Chandler family christens Thomas Evans at Trinity church with Rev Alexander Mann. luncheon follows at Beacon Street. Invitations issued for a legislative session luncheon for Miss Vera Brady and Senator Brady. Governor Stubbs hosts event for state officers and legislators. Various clubs meet for dinners, whist, and socials, plus a humorous Advice column and a notice of sale of unclaimed freight by Union Pacific in Lawrence dated February 13, 1909.
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Lulu Jeffs
A. Reinisch
Hutchinson
Topeka
Gage Park
Reinisch
Henry McIafee
Topeka Journal
Gertrude Hill Springer
New York
Kansas City Star
Louis A. Springer
Boston
Thomas KE. Chandler
Chandler
Alexander Mann
Mornday
Trinity Church
Ile
Thomas Evans
Alice Hill Flash
H. G. Hoyt
John Thomas Price
Vera Brady
Lawrence
J. L. Brady
Topeka Capital
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Douglas County
Kansas
Wright Bros
Watson, Ark
Jos. Schmeyer
R. D. Rankin
Styles Ranging From Dainty to Elaborate Garments
The description notes choices in styles from dainty to elaborate, using sheer materials and trims such as Val, Meehlin, and Maltise lace or Swiss embroidery. It highlights a variety of lace and embroidery options available for clothing design.
First Flag on Capitol Dome Claimed by Kansan
A. H. McCormick of Pittsburg, a Kansas legislator, recalls being among the first to place a flag on the skeleton Capitol dome in 1861. The anecdote recounts how soldiers from Pennsylvania longed to signal Massachusetts arrivals with a banner atop Washington’s dome, despite initial risks. Died Today. Mrs. Mary Patterson dies at noon in East Lawrence. funeral planned tomorrow. Miss McCain teaches plain cooking at Lawrence High School Saturday mornings starting Feb. 8. call Belt Telephone 1302 for details.
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Capitol Dome
Washington, D. C
A. H. McCormick
Pittsburg
House of Representatives
McCourmick
Fifty
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Rush County
Washington
McCormick
Massachusetts
Ot Company
Expitol
Mary Patterson
East Lawrence
McCain
Lawrence
Belt Telephone
Personal visits and travel notes from Topeka area
A long list of individuals making visits or traveling to cities such as Topeka Oklahoma Kansas City Ottawa Leavenworth Denver St. Louis and Detroit with names including H Weir Davy Crockett H E Spencer Mrs Craycoff Miss Ellen Wright Miss Ruth Parker Rev J T Jeffries Miss Bertha Zimmerman Miss Leah Dugan Miss Emma Powell John Palmatier Lizzie Reed E K Stimson and others. Several correspondents plan visits to Nordica concerts and social engagements in Ottawa Kansas City and Wichita.
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H. Weir
Topeka
Davy Crockett
Parsons
H. E. Spencer
Oklahoma
R. P. Craycoff
Kansas City
Fred Taggert
H. Clingman
St. Louia
S. Patterson
A. Young
Williamstown
Ellen Wright
Wisconsin
Ruth Parker
Ottawa
Bertha Zimmerman
Aj Eudora
Leah Dugan
Tonganozie
J. T. Jeffries
Tonganoxie
Emma Powell
Colorado
Ruth Dorsey
Wamego
John Palmatier
Leavenworth
Lizzie Reed
Harry Wilson
E. K. Stimson
Detroit
Mich
Will Hutson
Lamb
West
Warren Street
Nordica
Gertrude Quick
Claire Hassell
Denver
Hassell
Weaver's
Henry Klinge
St. Louis
W. A.guenther
Edward N. Stimpson
Wright, Kay & Co
Jewelers
Detroit, Mich
Doom Walker Arraigned on Assault with Intent to Kill
Doom Walker was arraigned in Judge Clark's court this morning on charges of assault with intent to kill. The trial was set for January 25 at 9 o'clock.
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Walker
Clark
University notes mix science talks and campus news
Dr Charles Shelton spoke on the Spirit of Man urging care for delicate knowledge and life. A new three phase turbo generator arrived for the power plant weighing 18000 pounds, 150 kilowatts capacity. The Pi Phi Theta Sigma have moved to 910 Ohio and plan a boarding club. Lathe B Row returned home after West Point prep in New York. Jack Williams a Phi Gams freshman, Hyden Eaton visited Kansas City, Clare Brigham plans return to school, Betas host informal, Fine Arts recital at North college, Glee club prep for February tour, Miss Oldroyd speaks to W A girls, William Ollis visited Kansas City, many engineering students near shop completion, Stout club at O F ball, Miss Louis Steeper visited.
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Charles Shelton
Sheldon
C. M. Harger
Abilene
Gener
Eng
Pi ‘Theta Sigma
Vphartuic
Ohio
Lathe B. Row
Larned
Kans
Phi Delt
Clare Brigham
Belleville
Betas
North College
Glee Club
Was a Little Hero Hero David Stanford rescues skater in Olathe
David Stanford twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Herb Stanford of Ola the formerly of this city earned hero status by saving a skating companion from thin ice on a pond in Olathe. He did not flee but acted to rescue his fellow boy, a remarkable display of bravery.
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Herb Stanford
Olathe
David
Rabbits Rampage Threatens Antelope Valley Crops
California ranchers report jack rabbits overrunning Antelope Valley so ferociously that fences fail and crops are eaten to roots. Lancaster citizens organized a roundup driving in over 500 rabbits with clubs, amid talks of inviting Los Angeles to join a larger slaughter potentially counting in the tens of thousands.
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Antelope Valley
California
Lancaster
Los Angeles
Haskell Indians Defeat William Jewell In Tight Basketball Bout
Haskell Indians edged William Jewell College 26 to 22 in Liberty. First half stood 1 to 8 early as Slaskell built lead, Jewells rallied but stellar goal shooting by Means sealed a four point victory for Haskell, with Gillenwater supporting and Gardner Johnson excelling for Jewell.
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William Jewell College
Slaskell Indians
Wiltson Jewells
Liberty
Jewells
Means
Indians
Gillenwatler
Slaskell
Gardner
Johnson
William Jewell
Two Seniors Hurt in Sunday Fall on Last Lee Street
Mrs. D. J. Bishop aged seventy five fell Sunday evening and broke her left shoulder. Mrs. JOE Bishop, mother of Mrs. A. W. Lamb, also slipped on Last Lee Street injuring her left shoulder by dislocation and fracture. The accident occurred as Mrs. Hill, visiting a son, was returning home.
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D. J. Bishop
Joe Bishop
A. W. Lamb
Bishop
Hill
Lee Street
People's Bank Board Reelects Officers at Stubbs Home
The People's State bank held an annual board meeting at J. E. Stubbs's residence due to his illness. All old officers were reelected: President William Bromersick. vice presidents T. J. Sweeney J. E. Stubbs. cashier E. J. Hilkey. attorney Sam Bishop. A semi annual dividend of 3 percent was declared and a substantial sum added to surplus and undivided profits.
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J. E. Stubbs
People’s State Bank
William Bromersick
Vic
T. J. Sweeney
E. J. Hilkey
Sam Bishop
Justices of the Peace Nominations Open at Spring Election
Candidates for Justice of the Peace must file nomination papers immediately per attorney general guidance. Funeral today for Captain Harris at the Episcopal church with Reverend Baxter officiating and G. A. R. at the graveside.
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Justices of the Peace
Attorney General
Justices of the ‘Peace
Captain Harris
Episcopal Church
Baxter
G. Va. R
Nordica Concert Draws Lawrence Visitors to Ottawa
A large crowd from Lawrence traveled to Ottawa last evening to hear Nordica sing. Among the attendees were Miss Maude Cocke Miss L Marie Hubbell Miss Louise Widermann Miss May Riggs Miss Ruth Parker Miss Edith Lawson and Walter Saart.
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Lawrence
Ottawa
Nordica
Maude Cocke
L. Marie Hubbell
Louise Wiedermann
May Riggs
Ruth Parker
Edith Lawson
Walter Saart
Simrock Suffering Illness Shakes Raymond's Drug Store Sales
The notice lists Mantles and Globes for sale at Raymond's Drug Store. Mantles priced ten cents each or three for twenty five cents, with other offers including twenty five cent each and two for forty five cents. Globes of clear glass with frosted lids priced two for twenty five cents. Wording mentions W L Douglas at Abs Wolf.
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Raymond's Dlrug
Towenty
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Chicago
University of Kansas
Smith’s News Depot
Wiedemann's
Woodward & Co
James Gill
North Lawrence
Bell
Boyles
Mass
Buch
John Buch
LL. Rising Mercantile Co
East Henry Street
R. B. Craigmile
Wiedemann’s
Rasemeat Merchant Bank Holding
Hugh Blair
Wn. T. Sinclair
Mass. Street
Klein
Woodwards
Victor and Edison AT
Straffon
Home Book CO
Keystone
D. L. Davis
Martha Gertz
Clara Rausch
Johnson County
B. J. McBrideland
Will Miller
Lawrence Business College
J. D. Harris
Eudora
Women's Auxiliary Society of
Little Baptist Churellas
Marsha Washington
Walter Roscoe Stubbs
A. A
Afernoon
Entre Nous
Kate Andrews
Henry ‘Tisdale
Ladies’ Literary League
F. N. Olney
Miss Maud Morse
Lamsing
S. R
8. I
Inquirer
Eaci
Derwear
Faxon-Newman
Doom
Pgshike
Mantattad
Echo Ant Ce
Pflos
Céers
Ober
U. Notes
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
People's Bank Meeting
Simrock
W. L. Douglas
Lawrence Gundvasay Coding
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