Robertson Bros. Ood Furniture and local services ad
Weather mild with no real winter yet mentioned. Local merchants advertise saddlery repairs harness robes and blankets at 83 Massachusetts street. William Allen White speech praised for economic justice. Central Hotel Warren and Vermont Streets offers clean beds and meals at $1.25 daily. Gas heating stoves and burners sold by B Rahskopf 712 Massachusetts Street. Olmsted's Drug Store advertises cough cure and toiletries. Robert Edmondson offers shoe repairs at 11 East Warren Street. O L Gillham & Co advertise horseshoeing at 708 Vermont Street. Apex at 807 Mass Street offers billiards and poke. Ed Manter handles express and baggage service. Olmsted's Toblet articles advertised.
Trade for farm near here in a Safe or Trade 5 room cottage
Advertisement offers a 5 room cottage at 800 block Mississippi Street with curb, pavement, sas, heat, water and sewer connections. Also a farm of 24 acres close to Lawrence and 144 acres 213 miles of Winad sor, Missouri. Trade for a farm near here. See E Otis Perkins.
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Lawrence
Winadsor
E. Otis Perkins
Local notices and school sports fill busy listings
Miscellaneous items from a journal page include Keeler and the Conklla Self Filling Fountain Pena, band leader Schaumer at Maskell Institute ill for three weeks with no instruction, photography by Sr Shelly at 719 Mass. Lawrence high vs Campbell college basketball at K U gym Tuesday night. School supplies at Mrs Prentis Home Store. Willard W G T U to meet at the Baptist church Friday at 2 o'clock. Gumdrops and marshmallows priced at 10 cents a pound. Soxman beat Dalene 506 to 440 with Sommoun 2163 and Chaleve 2146 totals. Gas heater sale due to spring gas range shipment at Ohio Natural Gas Supply base. Quindaro Building Dedication with W R Stubbs and Green Keith attending. Russell Sparks Co called for costs. Weed and hedge law enforcement contemplated by Wakarusa township board with notices to land owners. noncompliance within 30 days results in road crew cutting. Real estate and loan ads from John W Sith 100 Masa St. Excursion rates to Topeka boost Midwin terrain travel. J N Schreiner moves his restaurant to Laker Building 92d Masa St for larger business.
Mra Prentise Home Store Offers Sewing Machines and Groceries
The notice promotes Mrs Prentise Home Store with choicest coffee tea and spices and invites customers to view the New Home Sewing machine claiming it is among the best. C E Porter agent at 916 Massachusetts Street invites visits to see prices and mentions prompt repair service.
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Mra. Prentise Home Store
C. E. Porter
Massachusetts Street
Registration Notice for Lawrence Voters 1906
City officials notify electors that the voter registration polls in Lawrence are open. Eligible residents may register at the clerk’s office by presenting required identification and applying in compliance with the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oolice
Lawrence Kanaay
City of
Lawrence
Social and Personal Notes From Lawrence Society
Walls Campbell of Salton is visiting with friends and relatives here. Sam McCurdy travels to St Joseph Missouri for his sister’s illness. Miz Evthar Rauch returned from a shore visit to Topeka. Mrs C E Estarly went to St Joseph for Mrs Mary Clark’s funeral. Miss Harriet Morford of Catoosa visited J T with Edog Conn. Joe Cone headed home to Denver after visiting. Miss Hourassd traveled to Washington DC to see friends. Rev and Mrs E E Stauffer host twenty five Lutheran youths at the parsonage. Amelia Becker returned home to Atchison after a visit. Mrs E E Stantler and Mrs F H Smithmeyer hosted Mrs Eva Poehler of Cincinnati informally. Faculty and visitors travel between Lawrence, Topeka and Kansas City. Mrs E M Day visits before returning to McCook Nebraska. Mary Lyttle of Lawrence and Dr Cowhick of Kansas City discuss locations. Duplicate Whist club met. high scores by Mrs W H Johnson and Mrs Ueleo Meador. Kappa Alpha Theta dance guest list includes many locals from Kansas and nearby states. A traveling man jokes Earl Inghes would win premier for grocers’ improvements. Fur dealer Craven and Mrs Shearee display best furs. alterations and repairs offered. Wall paper remnant sale at half price at Keeler’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hourassd
Haskell Iestitute
Washington, D .C
E. E. Stauffer
Amelia Becker
Atchison
E. E. Stantler
F. H. Smithmeyer
Eva Poehler
Cincknnati
M. Parkins
A Whitman
M. Newmark
E. F. Caldwell
D. G. Post
T. N. Ganson
WD. Spur- Jock
Kauras City
Hugh Means
Misa Julie Friend
W. H. Johnson
Ueleo Meador
W. H.john
Brant
Nellie Baldridge
Margaret Plilbrook
Waidenpe Krook
Ralph Morrison
Chas
Lovelace
Ray Adana
Wesley Loomis
Kansas Iy
Ayoes Cateheer
Independence
Mary Koax
Pittsburg
Vera Hull
Vienna
Vivian Tuttie
Topeks
Mary Minor
Abilene
Messes
Ros Tuttle
Stanlay Reed
Roy Rauch
Richard Smith
George Tourtelot
Kansas City
Augusta Dewey
Anna Nfarrixyon
Arthur Holbrook
Women Kansas Day club meeting to form in Topeka
A meeting for organizing the Women’s Kansas Day club will be held at the State Historical Society rooms in Topeka on Monday afternoon January 2. The group aims to foster fellowship among Kansas women and preserve early Kansas history. The club will be nonpartisan and dues will not exceed 75 cents per capita. Lawrence is urged to send a strong delegation. early settlers are invited to join as charter members.
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Women’s
Kansas Day Club
State Historical Society
Topeka
Kansas
Duca
Lawrence
Indians Lose Fastest Game as Baker Beats Haskell
The Baker five defeated the Haskell Indios in a record pace game in Lawrence. The Indians showed teamwork but failed to convert in the second half as Sampe and Hoover starred for Baker while Hauser and Depulae led for the Redskins. The Rama moved so fast fouls were avoided and rough play noted. Also noted are the eighth grade promotions to high school on Monday January 29 and various local notices including a hospital training move and unrelated ads.
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Lawrence
Baker Five
Haskell
Methodists
Indians
Sample
Hoover
Baker
Peter Hauser
Depulae
Redskins
U S foreign commerce nears three billion dollar mark
Washington January 21 1905 reports from the department of commerce and labor show total imports and exports of merchandise approaching 3 000 000 000 for the year 1905 with 2 408 000 000 imports and 1 500 000 000 exports, indicating a steady growth and substantial annual average gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Rockefeller defies subpoena in Missouri case
Cleveland January 25 Franck Rockefeller refused to testify before Attorney General Hadley in the Missouri against Standard Oil suit. A deputy sheriff served a subpoena last evening and Rockefeller replied he would not appear saying they could jail him if they want to. Other listed officers were not served.
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Cleveland
Franck Rockefeller
Hadley
State of Missouri
Standard Qi Company
Rockefeller
John Toeagie
W. BE. Judd
W. F. Lowe
W. F. McKee
Township Board Meetings Set for Saturday and January 29
The regular quarterly meeting of the highway commissioners is slated for Saturday January 27 with township auditing boards meeting Monday January 29. Wakarusa township will convene at the courthouse at noon on each date. Shelly photographer 71 Mass. St.
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Commissioners of Highway
Ana
Wakarusa
Court House
Siternoon
Aech
When Women Love at Koversock Opera House
Amusements notes love and justice as key themes in the play When Women Love. The story centers on heart driven impulses with thrills pathos and friendship, presented at the Koversock opera house next Saturday.
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Koversock Opera House
Vernon selects Cyrus Adams as treasury secretary aide
It is reported Vernon will keep Cyrus Wield Adams as private secretary to the United States Treasury, a $2 000 yearly post. Adams is an I nools man and Vernon may favor him. speculation centers on a Kansas background for the secretary. Potential rivals include W W Fisher of Topeka and a Chicago candidate. The Central Hotel Feed and Livery Barn, Emil Hunsinger, proprietor, 838 Vermont Street, handles yard deliveries.
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Wm. T. Vernon
Cyrus Wield
Adams
United States Treasury
W. W. Fisher
Topeka
Kansas
Central Hotel
Emil Hunsinger
Vermont Street
Bell Phone
Windmill Hill grading likely to start under local funding
Windmill Hill will be cut down to a ten per cent grade with grading and culvert estimated at about 91900. Citizens of Lawrence have pledged about 900 in city support, with county commissioners providing 600 and Wakarusa township 8250. Subscriptions on the hill’s west side and along the California road will cover the balance. Work will be supervised by the Wakarusa township board with bids advertised after plans by Prof. Head. Contractors cannot begin until funds are paid. Aim is completion by May 1, 1000. Second hand store at 736 Massachusetts Street offers clothes shoes and jewelry. D. Litwin proprietor.
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Head
Culbert
Lawrence
Wakarusa Township
California Road
Wakarusa
Court House
Prof. Head
University to Mare Park North Hollow Parkland
University crews clear twelve acres of overgrown land north of campus into a natural park with a spring. Six men work to remove underbrush and thin growth, aiming for completion by spring to create one of the region’s finest university parks.
Markets by Wes. Kansas cattle and hog prices page
Markets by Wes reports Kansas stock and cattle prices with figures for cattle calves hogs and hogs. It lists prices for native steers stockers and feeders cows and heifers and bulls, with ranges and totals for January 25 and January 2.
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WES
Kansas
Chinago
Cattla
Grain and commodity quotes from Urain Market Kaossg City
A brief, oracle style crop and commodity price list from Urain Market in Kaossg City dated January 25s detailing wheat contracts for May July and Sept, corn bids, oats, hay and butter values, eggs receipts, and Chicago futures including wheat pork lard and related May July prices.
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Kaossg City
Emah
Prairie Choice
Chicago
Nicholson Coal Dealer Sells Best Grade at Low Rates
I Nicholson lists coal sold by weight on city scales with phone contact 454 1136 at Ohio Street.
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I. Nicholson
Ohio Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robertson Bros. Ood Furniture
Indiestions
Catcaco
Zeneu
H. W .Denderson
Massachusetta Street
Carrice
William Allen White
Col. H. L Moore
White
Iuusted
Central
Warren
Vermont Streets
B. Rahskopf
Robert Edmondson
East Warjren Street
O. Gillham & Co
Mass St
Manter
Olmsted's
Pavate Money
Merchants Bank
Ken
Hugh Blair
Morrison
Hoth
Herd & Morrison
Baldwin
Star
P. P. Phillips
Henry Street
Hank Bulliling
Kan
Che
W. J. Francisco
Hester
Lawrence Business College
Guerther
Battle Creek Sanitarium Foods
Farndall Canned Goods
W. A. Guenther
T. Constant
Homes
A. D. Weaver
Keeler Setla
Pena
Waterman
Schaumer
Maskell Institute
Lime
Shelly
Willard W.G.T. U. Will
Dalene
Merchants
Datlene
Suzmas
Sommoun
Chaleve
Ohio Natural Gas Supply
Quindaro
T Lo
W. R. Stubbs
Green Keith
Trusteay
Ig Algo
Russell-Sparks Co
Sentaria
John W. Sith
Masa
Tiome
Mre. Williams Bakery
Jd. N. Schreiner
Laker
Masa St
Meaig Lic
Dis
Dr. Snyder
Mra. Prentiss Home Store
Lawrence Daily Journal
City and University New
F.D. Brooks
J. TL. Hinton
Mare
J. Bell
Cas
King
Geo
W. Savage
Russell Sparks Co
L.Z. Phillips & Co
Woodward & Co
Innes Store
Olmsted
Innes
Madras
Batiste
Japan
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Walls Campbell
Salton
Sam McCurdy
St. Joseph
Miz. Evthar Rauch
Mre. C. E. Estarly
St Joseph
Mon
Mary Clark
Harriet Morford
Catoosa
J.T
Edog Conn
Joe Cone
Denver
Colo
E. M. Day
Wm. M. Day
Topekashere
Robert Lindsay
McCook, New
Mary Lyttle
Dr. Cowhish
Kangay City
Rouse
Cowhick
Earl Inghes
Park Grocery
Jie
Mr. Jones
Misa Craven
Gelhaar Fur Co
Keeler's
Woman's Kansas Day Club
University of Missouri
Hetherington
Walter Williams
Board of Curators
Jones
Hatherington
Missouri
Peace
Bessie Anderson
Hilda Borg
Vivian Bowers
Georgia Brandenburg
Jenola Dahleve
Ina Dickenson
Ina Drapar
Rora_ Dyer
Walt
L. L. Phillips
1Co
Want
Mellie Brock
Streeter Hospital
Thin Ig
Suiss Lydia Hutt
Grigins
W. McFarlane
Kentucky
Fleury Streets
Flo
Frank Rockefeller
Subporne
Monarch
Mass
Vernon
Major’s Barber Shop
Maquechusett
Frost
Frost’s Restaurant
Frank W. Brown
Batterson Bros
Ceaters
Freann Gime
Senain
Warren St. Bell
Maamohousetts Street
D. Litwin
Eroprietur
Lawrence Alg
Warren Street
University To
Mare Park
Urain Market
Haversock Okra House
Ajomen
Big
Pathor
Aphay Erne
Lite
New York
Suleat Woodward's
Barrington & Hall Steel
I. F
Bell Ny
Bowerlock Opera House
Wagenhals & Kemper
Clyde Fitch
Margaret Rolfe
Herald Sq
N. Y
N. Y. Herald
N. Y. Sun
Woodward's Drug Store
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