No Rain Relieves Alarm in Wet Region
The night brought low clouds and promises of rain but none fell. Ground remained very wet from recent showers yet stayed dry at the surface, reducing damage risk. Farmers report corn thriving despite soggy fields, though danger of ground collapse looms if weather does not improve and frost harms the crop remains possible.
Fragmented Kansas notes on wolves meetings and ads
A garbled Kansas page reports a man collecting $5 for a gray wolf scalp in Shawnee County while Prof Dyche says no gray wolves killed in Kansas for fifteen years. Fruit Growers Meeting postponed due to A C Griesa deaths. new date Saturday July 17. Gustafsen's advertises hunting trip ending on Massachusetts street. Local ads urge Shinto shiner seating and cholera cure at McCulloch's Drug Store with 25e battles and 50 men wanted at Bowersock's Mill.
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Dyche
Topeka
Dyches
Shawnee County
Ther
Kansas
Attempted Robbery at Col J N Roberts Residence
Early this morning a man attempted to gain entry to Col J N Roberts home on South Massachusetts street. A window in the conservatory was pried and the kitchen door left open but no items were taken as the family was away and a suspect fled after being seen leaping from a window.
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Col. J.N. Roberts
Col. J. N. Roberts
Massachusetts Street
Roberts
M. M. Bailey
Selig Near Takeover of Poor Commissioner’s Office
Mr. Selig nears control of the poor commissioner’s office and familiarizes himself. He declines pay for the learning period while Mr. Parnell draws the salary to show him the ropes.
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Mr. Selig
Mr. Parnell
Mr.Selig
Gambling trial ends with acquittal in Police Court
Beal and Williams faced gambling charges and were released after a four thirty post meridiem hearing due to lack of evidence. Young and two others were arrested but freed. the only charge noted was drunkenness. Also mentions Mrs Prentiss Home Store at 907 Tennessee Street open all summer with embroidery on display.
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H. Beal
L. Williams
N. W. Young
Rhod Cousir
Bargain Clothing and Shoes Offered by Alfred Noller
A local ad invites donations or purchases of used clothes and footwear. Alfred Noller advertises bargains on cast off clothing at 1015 Mass. St. and provides Bell phone 1080 for contact.
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Bell
Mass
St. Alfred
Lawrence Opens Hearts for Kansas City Waifs
Lawrence residents generously open their hearts as Journal notes, siblings and orphans from Kansas City will enjoy a longer summer outing. The community aims to extend summer activities to all children, ensuring the tots have the best possible time in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Journal
Kansas City
A Year Ago Last Night Tragedy and Trials
A year has passed since Clint Heaton was killed at midnight. Mrs. Heaton was arrested the next day on murder charges, with a trial earlier ending in a hung jury and a second trial slated for the September term. Also notes on a Poor Farm sale, a Willard W C T U meeting, a streetcar announcement, and local ads for beans, framing, and fly paper.
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Clint Heaton
Heaton
Personal travel notes show Kansas City visits and departures
Several residents travel to or from Kansas City including J L Newhouse James Gill Neil Donnelly and Jack Anderson. Others plan long trips to Chicago Green Mountain Falls Colorado Fish Creek Michigan and Paris with Mrs Smithmeyer visiting relatives in Germany and France.
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J. L. Newhouse
Kansas City
James Gill
Neil Donnelly
Wilfred Wheeler
J. W. O'Bryan
Jack Anderson
Ko City
al Lewis
Chicago
Otto Fischer
Sylio T
Koof Leary
Green Mountain Falls
Colorado
Edward Powell
F. W. Bartalds
Olga Bar
Elsie
Ann
Fish Creek
Michigan
F. H. Smithmeyer
Paris
Poehler
Alma Poehler
Smithmeyer
Germany
Potatoes Delayed by Rains Hit Kaw Valley Market
Heavy rains stop field work in Kaw Valley delaying potato harvests and raising concerns over rot. Wholesalers paid 37 to 60 cents per bushel previously. yields reach 200 bushels per acre when fields dry. Potential losses could exceed 100 dollars per event in flooded bottoms. Stores advertise hair tonic, hats, and books amid the unsettled market.
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Kaw
Susie
Taeriver
Orchard Grove tract draws attention in city housing scene
Public notice announces a Douglas County Kansas District Court divorce suit Laura Elizabeth Adcox versus H W Adcox with custody and alimony requests. The piece also mentions local real estate boosters for the Orchard Grove tract, a funeral notice for Wilson Agle, and an electric fan offer.
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Lawrence Daly Journal
Uly S
District Court
Douglas County
Kansas
Laura Elizabeth Adcox
Plamatht
H.W. Adcox
State of Kansas
Edw. T. Riling
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Ers
BF. Smith
Hoosevelt
Assachusetts Street
Gustafsen
Gustafson
McCulloch
Bowersock's Mill
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D. C. Handley
Select Hair Shop
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Crew & Kennedy , Whitman &Co
Hosford Inv. Co
J. E. Harris Martin Inv
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W. T. Sinclair
Stubes
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Cam
Mrs. Reston
Williard W.C.T. U
First Baptist Church
Gustafsim
Gnatatson’s
Wolf’s Book Store
Ely Spray
Raymond’s/Drnz
Wolf’s
Eee
Aveak
Hoadley
Fred Boyle
Dave
Qiathe
Lucy
Muriel Culp
McColloeh
Diier
Mly
McColloeh’s
Hampton's
Wolf's Book Store
A.d.weaver
Orchard Grove
Mer
Neville
Wilson Agle
Wilson
Heb
Yaoi
Whareh
Bennett
Thes Seid Sas
Ok Hui
Fred Fein
Jeme
Lawrenge Planing Mill CO
University of Kansas
Airdome
Burleigh Cash Co