FOR SALE- Small dresser and home items in ad
Fragmented ad items list items for sale and rent including a small dresser, hand painted gowns, lost items, and multiple rent notices. Reads like a chaotic classifieds page with scattered contact cues and incomplete details. Contains references to a modern seven room house, several 3 to 4 room rentals, and various utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Teo Ke
Tarak
Mes
Bail Dessau
Idsiy
Renee
Jorge Tuethyst
Malta
Miss Helen Phillips and Dr Elmer Padfield Married in Summer Home
Miss Helen Phillips and Dr Elmer Padfield were married in a summer ceremony at the home of the bride's mother Mrs May Phillips. The green and white decor featured daisies and ferns. The bride wore a white voile gown and lilac valley bouquet with pink orchids. The groom wore white flannels. Reverend W W Bult read the ceremony. The couple will reside in Coats Kansas where Dr Padfield is a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bult
Wichita
Univ
Kagipa Kappa Canmna
Boston
One of the First Settlers Died in Kansas City
Mrs. Mary A. Tolbert, early Lawrence settler since 1856, died at her son E. C. Eldridge’s home in Kansas City after four months away from Lawrence. She was over eighty years old and survived by her son, with the tale recalling a Quantrell raid escape. A memorial service was planned for the Congregational church tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mary A. Tolbert
E. C. “Eldridge
Kansas City
Tolbert
Jared
Arityen
Is Farming Worth Entering for a City Man
The writer asks if farming promises comfort and independence for city men. It stresses hard work, long hours, and planning, noting success depends on the person. It argues a bright, persistent city man can earn well on a farm, especially with poultry, fruit, dairy, small fruit, or truck gardening, given ownership of land and steady effort.
Reformatory Nine Officers Arrive as Charge Is Made
A fragmentary police report notes nine officers arriving at a reformatory amid a car related charge. The document lists locals, dates, and vendors such as Smith’s and O’Brien & Co. while advertising cameras, paints, and holiday gifts from Raymond’s Drug Store and Woodward & Co. amid a bustling local business scene.
Shoes Sale Ad With Varied Styles and Prices
An advertisement lists ladies and children shoes with prices ranging from 2.50 to 4.00. Styles include patent oxfords white buck shoes white canvas and comfort cushion rubber heel Juliets. Shoe types cover scouts G M button shoes and patent oxfords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. AL
Oxfords
G. M
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