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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1910

Page

6

Sunday Dinner Menu and Local Real Estate Exchange

Sunday dinner offerings include baked chicken roast beef au jus fried catfish corn on the cob sliced tomatoes mashed potatoes fresh blackberry pie chocolate pie fruit jello vanilla ice cream coffee tee tea buttermilk home made bread. For sale or exchange: a partly new room house with city water on a corner lot in Cottonwood Falls Kan plus two lots in Lawrence Kan and one on New York St with total consideration 43 800. Also two lots on Ver mont St. and one on the 1500 block New York St. Wanted: a home nicely located worth about H. McQuary Jr Co Leader Blig invites contact before buying or exchanging property, and Wilson's Dr Store offers ice cream.

The Hiawatha Lawrence Cottonwood Falls Kan Vermont St New York St McQuary, de, & Co Blig

Teachers Certificates Granted by County Board

The County Board of Examiners granted certificates to teach in Douglas county public schools. Listings cover Professional Grade, First Grade, Second Grade, and Third Grade holders with names and hometowns from Lawrence to Leavenworth and beyond. A separate note mentions farmers near Williamstown upset with Lawrence visitors on Timber Island after a Sunday gathering and a brief wheat threshing resume with no rain last night.

County Board of Examiners Douglas County Mayme Brune Lawrence Edith Hess Nellie C. Terrill Henewals Ada F. Barnes Alice Hyatt Lecompton R. J. Ashbaugh Fred Barrell Emma F. Dews Lena G. Jones Mildred la Hue Eleanor Hirschberger Annawan Ill Margaret Kalb le Loup Opal Kennedy Eva Lutz Overbrook Anna Miller Gardner Mabel Pence Baldwin Goldie Piper Lanora Preston Florence Pringle Mabel Redmond Ida Steele Ethel Ward Anna Woodward Bertha Ellsworth Emporia Mabel Anstill de Soto Anna Bechtold Stella Brazil Eudora Sophia Breehvisen Margaret Cummings Richland Fern Evans Carrie Qeelan Norah Geelan Maggie Gibbons Douglas Harris Endora Guerney P. Hill Bessie Juckson Blanche E. Jones Williamstown Oskaloosa

The Sponge Industry and American Production

The article argues sponges form a notable subordinate industry within the United States economy. It notes Florida bays and estuaries support sponge growth, points to reduced imports since 1906, and stresses building domestic output as essential to national wealth and industrial strength.

United States Commerce Huxley Florida Philadelphia Press

Seal Farming Feasibility Urged By Fisheries Chief

Washington reports seal farming in New York state fresh waters may be feasible after six months of experiments by the Bureau of Fisheries. Two pups thrived in captivity and in heat, challenging long held beliefs about seals in captivity. Officials note commercial potential in Pribiloff seal trade, with past value exceeding 50 million dollars and government lease costs. An orphanage plan for abandoned pups is proposed on Pribiloff islands.

Commissioner of Fisheries Washington New York State Pribiloff Behering Sea George M. Bowers Bower Bureau of Fisheries Bureau Pribiloff Islands United States Alaska Alaska Commercial Company

Washing the Blankets With Ammonia Method

A period piece advises washing summer blankets for winter use with ammonia. Soak loosely in hot water, agitate ten minutes, no soap needed, rinse in fresh water, and squeeze slightly without wringing. Hang to dry promptly, preserving shape.

Girl Would Boss Laborers in Detroit Engineering Field

Detroit Free Press quotes Misa Helen Hamilton, a University of Michigan engineering student, arguing women can lead sewer construction as well as teaching. She aims to become a sewer contractress, challenging gender roles in industry and education. Also notes assorted ice creams and clocks from Ed. W. Parsons Jeweler.

Misa Helen Hamilton Detroit University of Michigan Detroit Free Press

Purely Personal Visitors and Travel in Kansas City Notes

A long list of social news items reports Miss Grace Reynolds, Mrs. Banks, Miss Hodges, Oscar Dahlene, and many others visiting Kansas City, Eu dora, Ottawa Beach, Minn., and Wisconsin. Homeward trips include returns from Montana, Colorado, and Oklahoma with plans for summer stays in Cedar Lake and Lake Geneva. A local shop window showcases premium goods as a non lottery gift to customers.

Grace Reynolds Kansas City W. T. Sinclair Art Wolfe Topeka Margaret Riling Eudora M. J. Banks Edna Hodges Fredonia Kan Oscar Dahlene B. J. Dalton C. B. Harmon John Rawlins Bunker Hill Susie Long Montana Alma Ulm Relaives Harold Rozell Norman Okla Tom Mitchell Chicago W. E. Spaulding Rob. House Excelsair Springs Sol Marks Adele Marks Ottawa Beach Mich R. E. Haddock D. €. Handley Minneapolis Minn F. M. Bennett Bennett Duluth Harry Gaskell Lakin S. W. Fox Gantt T. G. Fitch Cedar Lake Wis Nellie Brown W. J. Seamans Schenectady N. Y Colorado Archie Tweed Martha Johanna Kannenberg Johanning Paola Freda Rudolph Birmingham Edmund Tyke Whitsed Laming Tonganoxie Durango Colu F. M. Benedict Green Mountain Walls Herb Stanford Son Marshal Mildred Geddis Marie Sinclair F. H. Snow Anna Snow Brown California Olin Bell J. R. Greenlees Lake Geneva Lewis Friend Harry Robinson Brookfield Harry Hutchings A. Young Nankie Mackey A. D. Mackey Howard Ross Alburquerque Dodds Caryl Dodds Jett Lincoln, i W. R. Griggs

Big Meeting Planned by Governor Stubbs and Mitchell

Gov Stubbs and A C Mitchell plan a park talk Tuesday the first in Stubbs county since his governorship. Mitchell campaigns for Congress and will urge home supporters to back his ambition. The meeting aims to energize voters though turnout depends on registration.

Stubbs A. C. Mitchell Gov. Stubbs Alex Mitchell Congress

Fraternal Aid Association Holds Major Lecompton Meeting

The Fraternal Aid Association No. 155 held its largest Lecompton lodge gathering last Saturday with 51 candidates elected and 33 initiated. Visitors from Lawrence and Kanwaka attended as W. P. Ham revived the lodge, with an address by El Don Carlos and remarks by T. Sweeney. Ice cream and cake followed. local officers and trustees were listed. Funeral notices and homemaking tips follow separate items.

Fraternal Aid Fraternal Aid Association Lecompton W. P. Ham Atchison Lawrence Kanwaka EL Don Carlos Genial T. Sweeney Ton Carlos Douglas County H. G. Leamer Bessie Smith J. A. Silliman E. J. Hill Omn |Brooke Grace McAdow Charles Shaw Observer Harry Smith Sentinel M. Miff Frank Qkerson Ed. McClanahan W. Smith Lecompton Sun

Fountain Site Set at New Hampshire and Warren Streets

Preparations for installing the fountain are under way at the corner of New Hampshire and Warren streets where a broken round has been cleared. The bronze standards donated by Governor Stubbs arrived yesterday. The Humane Society will meet Tuesday night to plan dedication ceremonies.

New Hampshire Warren Streets Stubbs The Humane Society

Bridge Contract Let For Perry Lecompton Project

At a joint meeting of Ponglax and Jefferson counties commissioners the Perry Lecompton bridge rebuild contract was awarded to Missouri Valley Bridge company for 7444 dollars. The next bids were 9300 and 9875. Law limits repairs to 8000 dollars. Work will start as soon as falsework material is available on site. Spans will be rebuilt with damaged pieces replaced.

Ponglax Jefferson Counties Perry-Lecompton Missouri Valley Bridge Company Oskaloosa Independent

A Gay Old Girth Show At Airdome Tonight

A Burgess company presented a Loree comedy at the Airdome tonight titled A Gay Old Girl. The noisy rendition drew laughs as patrons watched a light entertainment program amid talk of a dismissed case.

Burgess Company Airdome

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