Ferry Be Pulasp The Geveram Temeviaw Alekosa
United States Army ferries operated under Captains Reece and Floglar from Fort Leavenworth will be pulled up tomorrow with soldiers departing Thursday for a cross country trip to Fort Leavenworth. Delays due to high water slowed arrivals for a week after teams built the ferry to bridge two sides of the city. The ferry proved vital for transport and communication, though it suffered many breakups. Soldiers aided local residents. their efforts were appreciated. A new bridge for Wakernsa near Topeks traversed Lawrence this week, about 200 feet long and six feet high, with two parts weighing 71.5 pounds each, total 143,016 pounds. Three flatcars carried the bridge. The copper box placed at carpenters’ laying today proved too small to hold a piece for Raymond’s Wrist Boomerangs. The gasber nech and rowboat will be the usual communication method until the government ferry resumes. The Parish Aid Indies and friends will be hosted by Mrs M N Maccomb at 1475 Kentucky Street. A dime thimble party noted. New phone poles in town have been set with red paint. Fred Coleman is appointed substitute letter carrier at the post office.
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United States Army
Reece
Floglar
Fort Leavenworth
Fort Leavenwor
Lawrence
Raymond
Abron
Ihouver
Lima
Tskecap
M N. Maccomb
Kentucky Street
Tolstey Allersoon
McOat
Army Department Letter Details Soldier Retention At Albany Rally
A cabled dispatch reports the Army Department and Lawzonre Wit aboard a reform council addressing troop retention. The document notes the Grand Remy Larnio and allied groups debating actions as a public gathering in Albany is described as memorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stain Department
Eaodomy of the Republic
He Renin
Wes Lakow
Crotrsind
Ibamland
Akes
Lewinges
Remy Larnio
Eery Rae
Real estate transfers and a fire report from Baldwin area
A series of property transfers lists numerous buyers and sellers in Baldwin and Lawrence, with parcels on Fremont Avenue and Perry Street among the deeds. A fire at 832 Conpoction Street caused minor damage from a gasoline stove fire, with wind fanning flames and no injuries reported. The Fraternal Aid association advisory board met to review business, awarding a printing contract to Jeffersonian Ga zx and naming building committee members. Red's Place advertises meals at 381 Mascannon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldaczinery
Fratorost Aid Association
Manly Formon
Actation
Association
Jeffersonian
Cgax
Bulding
H KE Don Carlos
TJ Sweecey
T | Edmonds
Ali Tomey
New Freight Rates and Labor Changes Stir Local News
A report notes shifts in express office schedules and price changes for supplies, including five pound packages and dented rates for wheat and paper. It cites salary increases, higher equipment costs, rent, and overall expenses driving adjustments. An event at the Merchants Athletic association club house honors architect G A Berlingbaf and Ed Martindale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Athletic Association Club
G A. Berlingbaf
Ed Martindale
Water supply crisis after Azad disruption cripples city system
City faces water shortages as the main wells fill with mud after the Azad disruption. Pumps risk collapse due to low pressure. a six week to two month timeline is feared to restore proper supply. Breaks and debris from the mill race complicate repairs while engineers clear the tower. Nearby vendors advertise services as crews work to resume full pressure.
University geology team to study geological measures
Geological survey officials review design and protocols for fold force study. Dr George Adams of the University of Kansas, with Dr Erasmus Haworth, will oversee a cautious economic survey. Prof W R Crane assists with pregatas 19 dating and Keosat age analysis. De George Adams and Prof A H Pudue will help assess Arkansas districts and revise Fayetteville follies.
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Geological Survey
George Adams
Kansan
Adams
Erasmus Haworth
WR Crane
Adam
Keosat
AH Pudue
Ye'lville
Fayatteville
Butchery Fire Damages Shop And Lard Stocks
A fire damaged the Spurloch butcher shop and nearby lard tendering area in Connecticut and New York. Witnesses reported lard spillage and a stove or larding incident, with coins scattered and a resulting smoke or heat exposure. No detailed injuries are listed.
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Mat Lard
Warren
New York
Spurloch
Tome
Spomeleck
Mra Keatz
Tanracco
Heesons
Board of Education Notes Local School Kilns and Reforms
The July board meeting at the high school building reviewed the superintendent's annual report showing enrollment 2548 down 14 from last year with 957 attendance. Illness and diseases damaged rooms. repairs were discussed. salaries and clock maintenance contracts awarded. A resolution to expand industrial training and systemic work was adopted, with committee actions and school supply approvals noted.
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Boned of Education
High Scho
Jessiham
Ranolng
Quincey
Savage
Board of Education of
Emporia
Board of Education of Laws
West
Berger'y Agi
Ihn Board of Education
Schoolyatem
Lawrence
Lawrence Visitors Attend Various Local Events and Meetings
A flurry of Lawrence residents dispersed for conferences and visits yesterday. Neighbors, including Miss Harcist Kobineen and Mrs. Javen Lemastire, planned trips to Kansas City and Omaha. Local figures from Lecompton to Lake Minnetonka joined tours, social calls, and medical visits while others prepared for the National Horse Association event in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Javen Lemastire Atsetio
Ksasas Cippeatertay
Mea Dou Robingea
Lawrenes
Nod Bies
Onaha
Jon
National Hoirseial Association
Harcist Kobineen
H.D Faxon
Kansas City
Lake Minnetonka
Ruth Scott
Baldwie
Lawrepee
Wa'kic
Will Clark
Ba'dain
Law Vores
Harry Hintchings
Kasag City
AlGritia
Thea Gardner
Reece McCurdy
Int
Prodenca
McTard
Mc Sim McCurdy
Ifyldred McCurdy
Uwaxche
Enrollment and bids at Prescott meeting noted
Florance Dixon Goa Nichols Jenoia Skieger Blanche Rim hart Ellia Walbridge and Gracy Pilcher listed for enrollment. The meeting discussed bids for water works and government barracks contracts while noting rising sand along the river bank and a social by teachers. London Graphic excerpt ends with commentary on bread and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florance Dixon Goa Nichols
Jenoia Skieger
Blanche Rimhart
Ellia Walbridge
Gracy Pilcher
Olooty-Aine Sapsroteodant Smish Cos’ Asted
Catel QO. G
Markham Speol
Alde Win
Dresden China Fire Sale and Porcelain Craft Notes
The article describes early Delft style porcelain from Dresden China offered at public sale, detailing composition of ingredients such as feldspar sand and selenite, the firing and glazing process, and risks of overbaking. It also notes a discussion on glass eyes, their movement limitations, fixed pupil size, and daily color variations in the white of the eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Torge
County Commissioners Visit Flooded District to Inspect Damages
County commissioners toured flood impacted areas along the river visiting Put farm and nearby communities to assess damage from the breaking waterway. Observers note swift water caused breaches while officials propose spending around 1 dollar for restoration and safety improvements pending legislative approval.
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Catrer Sefport
Daily Weather Report
Epors
Ee H. Snow
Millea
Kansas
Safa
THE
Atlas Building & Loan Association
Lawrancy National Bank
Chris Epley
Massachusetts
Meilwan
Warren di
Green
Rocky Ford
J. A. Bpaulding
Journal
Wolf’s Book Store
Alore
Wolf's Book Store
Robertson Bros
Ba Wierces SyWorraay Coleg
ACS
Quaremacan
Pris
Court House
Benest Seidal
E. R
Lawresce
Esch
Fred Coleman
Tero
Etier Cartier
Kodak
Woodward & 60
Mab
Wheeler
Bat Mass
St. Over
Ober's
Merchants National Bank
Krai
Tres
Isa
Tey
Boitia
Smith's Down Depot
Manara
Busxig
the City Drug Store
Hamlin & Holloway Pee Mage Sa
Varmont Street
Wilder Bros
De,.Owen
Kirkevile Bool
Maneachusetteatrset
Bessias
Deuglan Desaty
Mary
Marthe Beaty
Ottawa
Fremont Aitset
Baldwin
OE Blake
Mt Gandar
Ateeat
Morphy
H Moore
Park Jo
Western H Moore
Wile
Kincaid
Perry Street
Gabrin Markle
Pau
Kospler
W. W. Kilworth
Olios Stevna
Covolinn
Dons
Red
Mascachanatts Street
Griffin's
Hoadley’s
Fetroasco Chalartas
Fepemnes
Cu.ngsa
Atlhe Express
Ong
Eaprose
Topeka
Oitewe Ant Losvensand
Ivernediaia
Cusiou
J. H Scott
Smith's News Depot
Rede Place 34
Wilder
Ginlti 'A
Jetaver
M. J. Skofstad
Maxnachanette Aieet
Anti!ace
Kannaba Towoebip
Lewresce
H.C. Richardson
Cate
Donglas County
Biard Tesgiven
Iris d Acy
Ralla
Acty
Smith
RPB
Wagstaff
Weheaver’s
Foulard
Kim
Polke
Hay Baaw
Asad
Azad
Phas
Couucil
M.ttr
Twitte Tire
Liga
al Masvag
Tony Maanseb
Atroal
Croquet
WERK
Butchre Shop
Innes
India
Lloro
French Coullier
Jamsatown
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Board OF Education
Raed
Colrreto
Vareaty Omradn
Caltwadl
Lecompton
Waea
Villa Pray
Miayna Ardla
Ain
Kanmae
Olly
Kran
Moib Koastead
Ead
Oscar Tandor
Chitldren
Kanvas Quy
J. Hilbert
Lecompion
Oday
Abert V.H
Chicago
la Viuitieg
Chia
Mise Atiquatea Flintom
Nodl
Borlioguol
Carnegie
Oattice
Nebraska
Iter
Meo
Frances Brows
Missen Maggio
Nina Brows
Manifas Goodman
Colline
Coloredo
M. Wilbolosi
Si Paci
Mino
Ave
Harald Olson
Kanzaz City
Mra C L Randell
Charles Raynon
Me Scott Hopkins
Horton, Kanzar
University of Kansas
Kameas City
Sue Colin Towne
Loni
Basilicas
Mra Cooper
Katana City
Fisgouers Ene Shoes
Bute
Jenolove Ayeot Sanday
Terme
Pear Richland
Tay
Gaarece
Gracber Bees
Government Barracks
Goar
Prescott
Arizona
Stakla
Lotte
Dean van Tee
Bandon
Anne
Colin
London Graphic
Dresden
China
Piret
Lelpele
Droden Ehinn
Delpals
Pantera
Lottore
Umewater
Forum
Fred
Thia
S Lecmature
Roffato
Albuiny
Phode
Newport
Arecethy
Taverner
Hans
Tide Dog
Warren Street
BR Tech
Lawrence Ige CO
F Staple
W. A. Guenther
Mane
St. Vilephooe
Ent
John Flm
A. Johnson
Bole Come Ie
Frukor
Jaedicke
Quan B. W. H Mgfarlane T RO
F. Selve
City Expresse
Maes
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