Local Lodge Hosts Grand Master Visit and Garden Party
Rev J B Anderson Grand Master of Mascuiic orders spoke at the lodge last night. Congregational Ladies Calendar plans a Japanese Garden party at Mrs Off Miselier home with tea and cake for 14 cents. Kay City secretary F E Burroughs visits Clawson Lock Manufacturing for a few days. Ice cream at Palace of Sweets praised for purity and simple ingredients.
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J. B. Anderson
Anderson
Kansas
Congregational
Off Miselier
Tidinon St
F. Fe, Burroughs
Kay City
Clawson Lock Manufacturing Company
Schedule of Red Skin team highlights hard campaign ahead
Caldwell the star at K U begins work at Haskell this fall as coach Blair unveils a rugged schedule. Oct 1 Manhattan and Oct 8 Fort Leavenworth lead to Oct 15 Texas and a string of battles through Nov 24 Nebraska University.
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Bill
Caldwell
K. U
Haskell
Clyde Blair
Manhattan
Leavenworth
University of Texas
Baker University
St. Louis University
Ottawa University
Nebraska University
All Day Grove Meeting In Deister's Grove
The Church of Christ holds an all day religious meeting in Deister's Grove on Sunday August 31. All interested are invited to attend and bring a basket. Deister's Grove lies half a mile south of Stull.
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All Day Grove
Church of Christ
Deisters’ Grove
Deister
Smile
Stull
Evans Case Postponed To Saturday Hearing
The trial of W. E Evans in police court was postponed until the latter part of the week, probably Saturday. Police shut Menzer was called to Kansas City this morning by the serious illness of James Alen.
Purely Personal Notes From Town Headlines
A collection of social items notes travel and visits. Mrs Mary F Hines leaves for Denver. Lloyd Black on Baldwin business. E J Rodgers a Kansas City passenger. Miss Nelle Dolman visiting Topeka friends. Mrs Leon Tuttle returns from visiting Mrs John Culp in Topeka. Ben Matkins heads east to New York and Montreal. Mrs E J Sperry and Mrs Addie E Brown go to Yellowstone Park. Mr W I Lee and wife depart for month long visit in Spokane. Miss Clara Wiley and Miss Lillian Morse at Lake View. Ethel Matt returns from Kansas City. Muriel Culp to Kansas City for week with Maude Bidde. Mrs George Bowman and Miss May Boughton visit Kansas City. Oln Bell and family and J R Greenless family leave for Lake Geneva. J Gordon Gibb back from St Catharines. Mrs F H Kruse of Ottawa visiting son George. Frances Brown leaves for Colorado. L H Mengersa called to Kansas City for James Allen appendicitis. C W Lynch Mrs John Shugrue and Mrs William Rich attend Peter Freund funeral in Eudora. Freund father of Mrs Charles Zeisenis.
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Mary F. Hines
Denver
Lloyd Black
Baldwin
J. Rodgers
Kansas City
Nelle Dolman
Topeka
Leon Tuttle
John Culp
Ben Matkins
New York
Montreal
E. J. Sperry
Addie E. Brown
Yellowstone Park
W. I. Lee
Spokane
Wash
Clara Wiley
Lillian Morse
Lake View
Mary Hines
Ethel Matt
Helen Senseman
Muriel Culp
Maude Bidde
George Bowman
May Boughton
Oln Bell
J. R. Greenless
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
Gordon Gibb
St. Catherines
Canada
F. H. Kruse
Ottawa
George
Frances Brown
Colorado
L. H. Mengersa
James Allen
C. W. Lynch
John Shugrue
William Rich
Eudora
Peter Freund
Freund
Charles Zeisenis
Many Picnics in Lawrence Promote Summer Fun
Lawrence residents enjoy a revived summer scene with multiple picnics. Methodist and Queen Esther Circle picnics, Lutheran gatherings east of the auditorium, and social picnics after games at Victor Park reflect broad community activity and bright summer morale.
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Lawrence
Victor Park
Missionary Societies
Methodist Church
Queen Esther Circle
Innes
Weaver
Well Known Lawyer Seeks County Attorney Post
M A Gorrill a prominent Douglas county lawyer now seeks the Republican nomination for county attorney. He was raised in the county, worked on a farm, built a legal career, and says his record shows he enforced the law and stood firm. He urges voters to consider his claim as a capable citizen and county product.
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M. A. Gorrill
Gorrell
Gorrill
Douglas County
Prevention tips for infantile paralysis urged by Kansas board
The Kansas State Board of Health released guidance on polio prevention noting 29 reported cases with nine deaths, urging co operation from physicians. It recommends diet control, moderate exercise, bowel care, avoiding sick playmates, strict care of infected children, early medical evaluation, and continued vigilance as understanding of polio increases. The release underscores the need for quarantine measures and public cooperation and cites Dr Simon Flexner of the Rockefeller Institute.
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State Board of Health
Kansas
Simon Flexner
Rockefeller In‘stitute of Medical Research
Harriman Estate Valued At About Seventy-One Million
Edward H Harriman died September 9 100 leaving an estate valued at 71 053 737 by Charles A Peabody president of the Mutual Life Insurance Co and adviser to Mrs Harriman The estate tax paid March 5 amounted to 675 000 representing 95 percent of the tax due under transfer tax law The state demands 1 percent tax since the entire estate goes to the wife and secrecy shrouds the final figures among other large estates listed include Cornelius Vanderbilt at 72 5 million Jay Gould 72 million J Stewart Kennedy 70 million and Henry H Rogers 36 million
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Harriman
New York
Edward H. Harriman
Wall Street
Chas. A. Peabody
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Peabody
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Jay Gould
J. Stewart Kennedy
Henry H. Rogers
Dinner at the Hiawatha and England social change
A reflective note on evolving manners in England under King George with judgments on feminine conduct and the era of Edward the Confessor. It contrasts past laxity with anticipated modern standards and social norms. Trade Journal Offer Refused by Merchants Association
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England
George
Edward
Merchant's Association
How to Rest for Busy Women and Workers
Practical guidance on rest from the Hiawatha column. Emphasizes change of occupation and scenery, weekly country visits, theater outings, knitting or reading as relaxing activities, and brief naps. Highlights letting go of duties to regain calm and energy.
Summer Rest and Rentals Highlighted in Local Notices
A fragmented classifieds page notes vacation timing and rest, a California summer plan, rewards for keys in Vietos park, a single floor furnished room rental, and a six room house for rent with clean paint and a barn on Arkansas Street. Also mentions a Martin Investment for a building and contact numbers.
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ERENT
Arkansas St. Martin Investment
Wanted millinery maker and salesman positions opened
Wanted experienced millinery maker and an apprentice. Apply to Miss Walters 623 Mass. Also seeking a man with $300 to invest to represent in Lawrence area with other territory openings. Earn from 740 a month. Temporary, confidential responses to Journal office address 17.
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Walters
Pano
Lawrence
Journal Office
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Estri
Eindestructo Trunks
Drs Atin’ ‘kteStore
Pieratt
Kress
Bo Oy
Palace of
W. Parsons
Jeweler
Mass. St
George Harris
Justice Clark
Mass
Wright
Roy Wright
Newby's
Tabernacle Meeting
Pearson Maple Grove
Black Jack
John E. Dull
California
F. KR. Covert
Kansas Ciy
Guenther’s
Hiawatha
OF All
Batiste
A. D. Weaver
Por County
Raymond’s Drug Store
Raymond's Drug Store
Bakstess
C. J. Eriksen Fur. Co
Grand Rapids
Gramt Rapids
Michigan
Ife
Iie of
Vass
M. Vite
Vietos Park
Hiawatha Cafe
Bell
Norman
Bell Phone
Eastman Kodak
Woodward & Co
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