A Superior Lock and Local Goods Advertisements
Local readers are offered the Clawson lock at the company office in the Lawrence National Bank building with the first shipment ready for distribution and a demo by G W Arnett. Also advertised are brass ware listings, Wiedemann’s ice cream specials, investment mortgages by Morris Land Co, and local property sales. The Burges Stuck company stage a four act drama at the Airdome, with Edna Foy and Paul Dinsmoor noted in performances.
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Clawson
West Winthrop St
Lawrence National Bank
G. W. Arnett
Morris Land Co
Lawrence Nat’l Bk. Bhg
Airdome
Burgess Stuck Company
Edna Foy
Shot by burglar wounds 21 year old Chicago woman
Chicago July 20 Miss Katie Tomare 21 was wounded early today after catching a burglar in her bedroom. She seized the intruder and attempted to escape to raise the alarm when two shots were fired, one striking her right shoulder. The assailant escaped.
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Chicago
Katie Tomare
Fires destroy mining towns in Sloan district Winnipeg
July 20 report says Jeffry Threg Forks and Baynes Lake in the Sloan district were burned by forest fires. Two girls downtown tried to ride a Nickel without paying, prompting a young man to demand payment as a joke. A Lawrence society girl is mocked for a drawn comparison about milking a cow.
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Winnipeg
Mann
Jeffry
Threg
Forks
Baynes Lake
Sloan District
Notice of Close of Poll Books for Lawrence Voters
Notice states poll books for Lawrence voters open 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. until Friday July 22 1910 and closed thereafter until after the August 2 1910 primary election. Also mentions Garden seeds and flowering plants for sale at Mrs Prentiss s Home store 907 Tennessee street and a binding service offer from Journal office noting summer dullness in the bindery.
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City of
Lawrence
Journal
Travelers Visit Town as Residents See Relatives
Dozens of named residents and visitors traverse Topeka and nearby cities. Eudora, Kansas City, Topeka, and Hamilton appear as destinations with many individuals listed visiting, returning, or traveling for business or family gatherings. Notable mentions include Miss Hazel Jones and Miss Dora Robb Young from Topeka, Mrs. Ella Funk visiting from Decatur, and Miss Madge Parrish heading to Burns for a two week visit.
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C. Engle
Eudora
E. W. Scofielge
Kansas City
Will Davis
Argentine
C. J. Holland
Patterson
N. Donelly
T. F E. Gardner
Hannah Mitchell
Topeka
John Outland
George Russell
M. Morrison
F. E. Miller
Kansas
City
Hazel’ Jones
Dora Robb Young
Ella Funk
Decatur
Ill
FE. Johnston
Henrietta Graham
Sioux
Fern Wabnitz
Manhattan
Helen Gallagher
M. Hill
Betts Hill
Chanute
Fred Bayles
Hobart
Fay Getker
Crestline
Nevada
Kopf
Madge Parrish
Burns
Kan
Mable Poponoe
Bonnie Bell
Chautauqua Lake
New York
Samuel Wilber
Omaha
E. A. Baleo
Jessie Borg
Lillian Swanson
Ott
Martindell
Hamilton
C. C. Coleman
Ralph Coleman
Chas
Topping
Ft. Scott
Mildred Geddes
Marie Sinclair
Hugh
Means
Green Mountain Falls
LE. Barrett
Monta Zuma
P. Barrett
Olathe
A. A. Goddard
Gwen Goddard
Valentine Goddard
E. B. Stuuffer
Silver Plumb
Colo
Stuffer
Katherine Dolman
Cheneaux Islands
Mich
Frank MacLennan
Ed Riling
Lake’ View
Sara Selmenbach
R. B. Jackman
R. F. Brown
Wichita
Letha Williams
Blanche Jones
Lake View
Edith Chase
Letha
Edmonds
W. R. Sullivan
Albert Emanuel
Dayton
Ohio
Skully
Waugh
Eskridge
Rusty’” Russell
Phillip Wight
West
Outlook for coats as cold spell grips central regions
Weather reports warn of a lingering cool spell as a high pressure area shifts into the Mississippi valley. Northerly winds persist with speeds around eight miles per hour, keeping temperatures below normal while rainfall totals remain light. In Phoenix, temperatures soar past 100 degrees while here 79 degrees.
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Weather Department
North Lake
Mississippi Valley
Phoenix
Ariz
Gov Stubbs Urges Registration Before Friday Deadline
Gov. Stubbs addressed yesterday urging immediate voter registration as books close Friday night. He noted gains but many still unregistered and encouraged citizens to register now to participate in a crucial primary battle with momentous issues.
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Stubbs
Shawnee trio departs for Pacific Coast in standard steamer
L W Higgins of Shawnee Oklahoma will travel to the Pacific Coast in a Standard Steamer touring car. J W Higgins city editor of the Shawnee Herald and Mr and Mrs James H Turner of Boston joined in Lawrence last night and head next to Chisago before continuing to the coast. They expect a month and a half on the road to enjoy scenery and stops along the way.
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L. W. Higgins
Shawnee
Okla
J. W. Higgins
Herald
James H. Turner
Boston
Lawrence
San Francisco
Chisago
The Lawrence Reds Crack Bell Telephone 10 to 1
Everett Hill pitched brilliantly while John Bryde anchored home plate in a strong display. Doe Simmons led at first base and Toe Head Bishop covered third in classic early 1900s form. Leo Henton showed his experience at second and Lloyd Murray contributed key hits as the Reds impressed the crowd and eyed the silver cup ahead.
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Lawrence Reds
Reds
Bell Telephone
Everett Hill
John Bryde
Doe
Simmons
Bishop
Leo Henton
Cy. Cobb
Lloyd Murray
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Teddy R
Norfolk
W. Parsons
The
Peerless
Wiedemann’s
Hiawatha
Wiedeinmann's
Morris Land
Lawrence Nat
Wilson’s Drug Store
Wiedemann's
Lawrence Nat'l
Bk. Bldg
Paul Dinsmoor
Detroit
Great Lakes
Fischer’s
le Roy Holaner
Stony
J. C. Gafford
Edna Gaf’ Tford
Gretchen Hankin
Minneapolis
Gafford
Add
Weather Man
Pacific Coast
Acan
Batiste
A.D. Weater
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