All Styles Ladies Oxfords Just in at $1.50 a Pair
An advertisement touts a sale on ladies, misses, and childrens oxfords at half price. It promotes new stock from a factory, with prices as low as 50 cents a pair, urging readers to buy now. Also mentions shoe lots for men and boys at half price and highlights a nearby Airdome program featuring The Bread Winner and a four act comedy drama A Creole's Love plus vaudeville acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessa
A. Hutchings
Mass
Airdome
Imperial St Company
The
Erie
Arthur Arwonde
Horses Wanted for Douglas County Fall Fair Speed Events
Announcement seeking horses for the annual fair pace and trot races during fair week September 22 to 27. Entries close August 10 with secretary or race committee for entries, banks and conditions. Burglars! burglary insurance offered by Hovdsford and Spalding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Bowm
Ambassadors and President Clash Over Mexico Policy
In Washington on July 29 Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson urged recognizing Huerta, prompting a split with President Wilson and Secretary Bryan. A peace plan proposes Huerta resignation under a Mexican driven process, with mediation and provisional government, while officials weigh future policies and the embassy transfer to Nelson O'Shaughnessy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico City
Washington
Republic
Wilson
Bryan
United States
Huerta
Madero
Hiferta
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Mexico
Jadee-Advocate
Enoch H. Crowder
United States Army
Crowder
Cuba
At I Zista
Eagle Pass
Tex
Nuevo Leon
State Department
Diaz
Haing
Stiner Brothers Install Public Drinking Fountains
The Stiner Brothers on their Grant township farm have placed a public drinking fountain for horses and one for men on the public highway. It is the county’s first of its kind and praised as a greatly helpful deed. The gesture eases water access for horses and travelers, reducing suffering from signs reading no water for horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiner
Grant Township
Stiner Boys
Marvin Named Chief of Weather Bureau in U S A
Washington July 29 Professor Charles F Marvin has been chosen to head the weather bureau to succeed Willig L Moore who was recently removed. Marvin now leads the instruments division and was appointed to the signal service in 1884 from Ohio. The president will send the nomination to the senate soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Charles F. Marvin
Weather Bureau
Willig L. Moore
Marvins
Signal Service
Ohio
Senate
Centaur Company Wins Injunction Suit
Judge F A Geiger in United States district court issued a permanent injunction restraining Wisconsin Pharmacal Company from imitating the wrappers used by Centaur Company of New York for Pleteher's Castoria. The court awarded damages of 200 dollars and costs to the complainant, affecting 400 to 500 Wisconsin retail druggists who are stockholders in the defendant company.
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Wisconsin Pharmacal
Th Centaur,ee
New York
Pleteher
Castoria
Ihlv
F. A. Geiger
United States District Court
Concedn
Jude
Defendars
Geiger
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
Y M C A Triumph Over Lawyers In Twilight Series
The Y M C A junior baseball team defeated the Lawyers 15 to 4 in the Twilight series game. The Lawyers led 1-0 after a third inning error, but the Y M C A dominated with multiple hits and seven tallies in the third. Hill pitched well for the Lawyers until he surrendered the lead in the sixth as the Y M C A bats surged and capitalized on errors.
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Y. M
Sproull
Hughes
Hoskin
Carl
Hill
Iee
Rice
Tee
Cart
Kabler
ANOTHER CHILD DIES IN NORTH LOCUST AREA
North Locust reports a second child death in a week as Ruth Avnes, age five, dies of stomach trouble. The funeral is set for 5 PM tonight at the parents’ home with interment at Oak Hill cemetery. Hugh Arthur, an infant son, died Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Locust
Samuel D. Wiley
Hugh Arthur
Ruth Avnes
Oak Hill Cemetery
Insurgent Democrats Demand Treasury Secretary Appease Market
Washington report notes Representative Henry urged the Treasury Secretary McAdoo be summoned before the House Banking Committee to address charges that New York bankers are depressing government bond prices. Chairman Glass said the committee will not be diverted from the currency bill. The Kansas City market report lists cattle, hog, butter, eggs prices, and grain quotes with receipts and oats, rye, and corn futures.
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Washington, D. C
McAdoo
New York
Henry
House Banking Committee
Glass
Secretary of the Treasury
Committee On Banking and Currency
Associated Press
Kansas City
Thronz
Napa
Woman Charged With Selling Liquor From Home
A charge of selling liquor at 1343 New Jersey Street led to the arrest of Teney Lane. She was arraigned in Justice Clark's court and a trial set for 9 AM Thursday. Lane was later released on a $300 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Street
Willis Schneck
Teney Lane
Justice Clark
Inducements Drive Men to Help Others Advance
A fragment notes that many men rise by persuading others to join and push forward the project, urging cooperation and shared effort to reach a common goal.
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Imperial Stock CO
Polly
Bowersock
Sherman Wiggins
Bell Phone
Hossford & Spalding
Henry Lane
Woodland Park
Belvoir
Williamstown
Vinland Band
Moore
Chas. F. Marvin
Cantaur Company
Wisconsin Pharmacal Company
W. Youngsters
Staught
Bobtles
Bat
S. D. Wiley
Revolution
Winey '& Arnold’s
AML
IAML
Oxfords
Arno Wineys Shoes
SE_ LAWRENCE
Store
Ditips
Aescet
Williams
tHggh
Mao— Stipe J
H. L. Raymond & Co
Lawrence National Bank
Fairfax
Lawrence
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