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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1908
Page
4
Local drive to end animal cruelty gains volunteers
A town revolt against cruelty to animals sparks a public effort to remove cruel practices from streets. L Stewart announces willingness to lead the effort with Majer Barker Nelle Morriss and Miss Firested joining to reorganize the society and recruit workers for the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Stewart
Stewart
Majer Barker
Jnarval
Nelle Morriss
Oress World
Miss Firested
Lew Auxivts
Rine
Lawrence
Market Letter from Kansas City Stock Yards Jan 25
Market conditions show moderate cattle supply and steady to firm quotes. Cows and heifers strong, steers steady. top hogs around 1.10 to 1.40, with heavy weights favored by packers. Receipts for January near 500,000 head, largest month on record locally. sheep and lambs higher with top lambs at 7.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Herve Vest
Ewes
Wethers
Talay J. A. Mickart
L. S
G A Hamman Eye Ear Nose and Throat Specialist
G A Hamman is a specialist in diseases of the eye ear nose and throat. He offers glasses fitting and has an office over Dick Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Hamman
Dick Drug Store
REMNANT SUIT SALE AT ROBINSON & WINEY
Robinson and Winey Clothiers offer remnants from Alfred Benjamin and Co. and HermanWiel at 9.90 a suit. Many sizes 40 and 42 remain. some suits originally priced 15 18 or 20 dollars. Limited stock, best bargains yet. See display in south window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Benjamin & CO
Hermanwiel
Robinson & Winey
Clothiers
Mrs Gerhardt Dead After Nine Weeks Ill
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Gerhardt died last evening at her sister Miss Julia Longs home 639 Vermont Street after nine weeks illness. She leaves husband Henry Gerhardt proprietor of Eastern Star Bakery and two daughters. She was born in Clarington Ohio in 1870 and belonged to Degree of Honor Knights and Ladies of Honor and Fraternal Aid. Funeral Friday at Miss Longs home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Gerhardt
Henry Gerhardt
Julia Long
Vermont Street
Miss Long
Gerhardt
Eastern Star Bakery
Mr. Gerhardt
Clarington
Ohio
Knights and Ladies of Sex
Judge Nevison to Leave for Ohio Indefinite Lease
Kalves of Judge Nevison have arrived here and he will return to Ohio for an indefinite period. Meetings are being held this week, with little contact from the pastor. Smoking warnings and local ads appear alongside notices for Dr. Sarah E. Carrothers osteopathy office hours, and a piano pupil studio on Ohio Street with a Bell phone number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalves
Judge Nevison
Seompany Thera
Ohio
Sarah E. Carrothers
American School of Osteopathy
A. Y. Sull
Mass. St
Nema Phipps
Ohio Street
Bell
Mrs G W Toothaker Dead In Argentine Kansas
Mrs G W Toothaker, a former resident of Fenton Lawrence, died in Argentine Kansas at 2:40 AM. The body will be returned to Lawrence for burial tomorrow. The late Mrs Toothaker was a well known citizen of this city with deep ties to its benevolence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy Toothaker
Lawrence
Argentine
Kans
Lawreser
Social happenings fill Lawrence with clubs and planning
Mrs Vic Johnson hosts whist tomorrow while the Bridge Whist club and Mrs Bur deck meet this afternoon. Sigma Nu invites dates for a Thursday dance as Methodist youths enjoy a bay ride at the McFarland home with oyster supper. Invitations arrive for Miss Retta Robinson and Mr Charles Cohn's February wedding in Glory City at the Baltimore hotel. Mrs Tolbert honored by clerks of My Weaver store. Margery Nethercut hosts an eleventh birthday party for twenty four. Plans set for April 30 Junior Prom at Robinson gym with KU law students admitted. A dinner honors Mrs Eustace Brown of Olathe and federation leaders. violets decorate a long table of guests of honor and past presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Johnson
The
Bridge Whist Club
W. E. Burdeck
B. B. Powers
Addis
Thimbles
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Methodist Church
Robert M McFarland
McFarland
Giory City
Retta Robinson
Charles Cohn
Chicago
Baltimore
Bernice Barker
Stella Simpsons
Robinson Gymnasium
University
Kansas University
Law School
Eustace Brown
Olathe
Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs
John , McClintock
F. W. Watson
McClintock
Eustace
Crown
C. H. Trott
Junction City
F. B. Wheeler
Pittshneg
Charles G. Sholes
C. W.ladis
Osborn
M. F. Munson
el Dorado
C. C. Godard
Leavenworth
City Fellow
W. McCarter
S. M. Wood
H. 0. Garvey
A. H. Horton
Clement Smith
State Federation
W. A. Johnston
James Humphrey
J. D. Bebe
Turner classes stage fine exhibition of youth display
The Turner classes held an evening exhibition with a ribbon circle by the younger girls and hoop drift by older pupils. Smaller and older boys performed several drills in perfect form, followed by dancing with music by Buel's orchestra for the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buel
Lawrence Committee Meeting At RC Manley Office
Lawrence committee held a special meeting at RC Manley’s office. Several business matters were discussed with no major items on the Chautauqua agenda. A note about Black Seal cigars asserts their quality is strong beyond the wrapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RC. Manley
Larue
A Great Move at F. A. A. Ball Seeks Fraternal Interest
The Journal lauds the evening's entertainment plan at the F A A ball. It applauds fraternal societies for shifting from dancing to social and intellectual lodge work. The piece notes many join for insurance and expects broad participation, calling the effort admirable and successful.
Mary Gentry Dies of Pneumonia in St Louis Neighborhood
Mary Gentry, a colored resident, died last evening at 1034 Missouri Street from pneumonia. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon. Women of the Baptist church are involved in arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gentry
Missouri Street
Unusual Opera House Bookings Highlight Low Prices
The Journal notes the coming month at the opera house features unusually strong bookings and record low ticket prices as a response to hard times. Top acts include Yale, Jules Murray Co, and several named performances from February 6 to 29, promising the best town shows if patrons support them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Jules
Murry
Lawrence markets grow as new traders open on both riverbanks
Making a Market, Lawrence has improved into a promising market scene with Jacob Badsky relocating from Overbrook to open a store in town. M B Ray on the north side has also started a market, attracting stock once headed to other towns and keeping hog money in Lawrence. The piece urges local support to strengthen the Lawrence market on both river sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Jacob Badsky
Overbrook
M. B. Ray
Mr. Ray
University law school to present paper at state bar meeting
E. W. Grant of the senior law class will read a paper at the Topeka state bar association meeting Thursday afternoon. He won the contest on The Abatement of a Public Nuisance. Many law students and the entire law faculty will attend. Also note Luther's greenhouse offers carnations at sixty cents a dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law School
State Bar Association
Topeka
E. W. Grant
Grant
YMCA Notes Highlight State Convention Plans
M C A notes report I Singerman hosted the Athletes Bible class at the Fairfax with dinner for eighteen. The annual state convention will be Feb 6 7 8 9 in Wichita, with Lawrence representatives attending. H H Holmes will present on the Administration of the Association Building. Tomorrow evening features the weekly supper and meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Singerman
University Y. M. C. A
Fairfax
Wichita
Lawrence Association
H. H. Holmes
Y. MC. A
Carnation Day Observance Remembers McKinley
The Carnation Day observance honors President McKinley birthday and the Buffalo shooting victim memory. The Corns league of America asks supporters to wear carnations. In Lawrence many wore carnations and merchants displayed bouquets of the flower in shop windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Corns League of America
Buffalo
League
Lawrence
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Remnant Buit Sale
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the Women of the Baptist Church
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Dumpty Paanpty
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President McKinley
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