Savings Department Ad Promotes Weekly Deposits and Interest
Savings Department announces an up to date savings plan starting August first 1909. Deposits accepted any day from $1 with 3 percent interest compounded three times yearly. Withdrawals allowed in full or part at any time.
Center F A Great Plan To Mark Campus Water Center
Money appropriated by the last legislature funds a new water supply source for the Center. The plan aims to create a central campus feature that will be both functional and beautiful, shaping the area as a landmark.
University campus plans expand with lake and new admin center
The university moves to enlarge and beautify the campus. A large administration building will sit west of the chemistry block, central to future growth. A lake will lie south of Maine street, serving as fire water and aesthetic feature, while western hills rise in value for homes.
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Tranplin Place
University
Hill Crest
Purely Personal Notes From Endora and Nearby Towns
A crowded list of local residents and visitors notes many fleeting movements. Robert We of Endora spends the day here while Ella O Desa from Reno is in town. Miller, DeWitt, and Miss Ruby Jackson are mentioned in transit or visits, with several others traveling to Kansas City, Denver, Estes Park, and Colorado for visits or trips. A Masonic funeral for Adolph C. Gries is noted with service details and lodge invitations.
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Robert We
Endora
Ella O
Colorado
Ben Kyle
John Lewis
Williamstown
C. J. Squires
Toy
Denver
Sta. W
David F. McFar Lind
New Haven
Conn
Will
Battle
Murrow
Colott
W. Bls
Pitt
Okla
Kerel J. W. Scott
Boerner
Colby
Robert Saunders
Claremore
R. Booth
Leverapton
C. W. Booth
Tam Pa
Mary Johnson
Local society notes and visits across the community
A fragmented column records ill health recoveries and social visits. Noy Ger Brackett is improving, Abs Bigsby spent most of last week ill or away, Mr. and Mrs. B A Smith hosted guests, and Mrs. Krum hosted at Mr Weiffer’s home. Other names appear with visits, stays, and hospital or treatment notes, including Prof MW of Battle Greek, Mich, and Mrs. Hoffman receiving care.
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Abs
L. Bigsby
Lawriner
B.A. Smith
Mrs. Krum
Belleashy
Clat Colanan
Ethel Ward
Ralph. Coleman
Fer
Hitile
Piper
Munday
Nora Atkinson
Ar. Sutherland
Wion
Galveston
Hoffman
Local Notes Drift Through Routine Summer Socials
In Lawrence county, J Divelbess and Myrtle Rake attended a jay at J Rake's home while Mrs Wallkohle and Lena Hushter shared Sunday dinner. Ed Zebby hosted a sunstruck gathering last Saturday as J E Wilson hosted a Fourth of July timber event with guests. Vinewood Park hosted a community read and sales at Hampton's in July. Wolf's Book Store offered Water Power and the Price of Bread with new ice cream flavors at Wiedemann's. Telephone numbers 523 and 197 appear in local ads and notes, Paul Brooks mistakenly listed as Pant Burke in Journal items.
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Lawrences
Vis
Myrtle Rake
Jay
Job Rake
Messand
Hampton’s
Wolf's Book Store
Weather and local notices from Chicago July weather report
July weather notes from Chicago indicate unsettled conditions with chances of showers tonight or Saturday. A university refurnished forecast accompanies routine weather data. Local business mentions include Prentiss Home Store at 907 Tennessee Street and Fred Fein's for electric wiring services. Raymond's Drug Store advertises making five gallons of root beer extract for summer.
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Raymond’s
Paul Gilmore Plans For Atlantic City Season
Lawrence theaters show Paul Gilmore planning a summer in Atlantic City to prepare two elaborate offerings for his coming season. He will rehearse The Call of the North in Atlantic City in September and debut The Candidate in New York later, under new management by A J Spencer who now guides Gilmore’s company.
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Lawrence Theatersvers
Gilmore
Dorothea McKnight
Mr. Gilmore
Atlantic City
Hadden Hall
New York
A. J. Spencer
Yong
Mr. Spencer
Henry B. Harris
Markets by Wire Grains and Provisions and Livestock Summary
Markets by wire report grain and provisions prices with wheat futures at July and Sept contracts and live cattle receipts and top bids. It notes Chicago market figures for wheat and cattle with bids around 8.15 and 37.75 to 38. It ends with a recruitment notice seeking 100 people to pick beans at the canning factory.
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