Brick Laying Progress and School Board Elections
Paying contractor Ritchie finished brick laying at Massachusetts and Winthrop streets then moved crews to the 690 block. Comsat hauling for block work completed. School district meetings statewide elected treasurer and debated budgets and winter staffing. Colorado round trip fare $15 resumed tomorrow as many passengers expected. John Baylor was adjudged of unsound mind in probate court yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Massachusetts
Winthrop
Comsat
John Baylor
City cash pavement payments deadline nears
City clerk warns that cash payments for this year’s pavement are almost due with August 15 as the final day. After that date the tax will be assessed against abutting property and paid in ten annual installments by the property owner. Also notices sale of large tomatoes at wholesale prices by Mrs. C A Hicks of Elmstrast and property for sale at 941 Vermont Street by R S Saunders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C A. Hicks
Elmstrast
North Lawriace
Eldridge house room rental notice and odd items
Notice to rent ground floor space in Eldridge house northeast corner not occupied by Union Pacific ticket office after August 4 902 inquire of Hello Ross for terms July 16 1902. Pare cider vinegar five gallons 76 cents delivered city Phillips fruit farm telephone 108. Improved machinery boosts carpet works first class rework carpets relaid refurbished guaranteed. Pocket knives fasers straps brushes saw stock at Smiths News Depot.
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Eldridge House
Union Pacific Ticket Office
Hello Ross
Phillips” Fruit Farm
Smith's News Depot
Haskell Indians Exprect sm Imterest ing Game Saturday
The Haskell Indian baseball team will play a Bloomer Girls team at the Indian school grounds Saturday afternoon. A large crowd is expected as the Bloomer Girls are a strong organization, promising a tough contest. The Indiana squad will begin a southeast Kansas Missouri trip midweek and hope to set August dates. The team now touring Nebraska has won over half its games and draws crowds. The Final Event of the Neven Par Law rence Creating Much anterest. The first Lawrence matinee at 2 PM tomorrow at Driving Park draws horsemen, fast training, and a busy race program including trot pace and mule races with Rex exhibition to lower the track record. The track is in prime condition after summer work. Wilder Bros. announce new men’s base styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Indians
Haskell
Nebraska
Lawrence
Driving Park
Rex
Magazine Binding Service Promises Durable Covers
The Journal bindery offers magazine binding with a good cover to preserve issues. Low cost and a variety of coverings let customers choose. A telephoned message or postal card to the office will summon staff to collect magazines for binding.
Walder Bros Receive New Shirting Styles for Spring and Summer
Walder Bros announces arrival of new shirtings for the spring and summer season. The fabrics include fresh patterns and light weights intended to please a broad range of buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walder Bros
Lawrence Elks visit Ottawa for welcome parade and events
The Lawrence Elks lodge led a large party to Ottawa last night with a special train, a parade, and a concert on the courthouse steps. Ottawa residents hosted the guests with a reception and a long program including Indian band music and a midday lunch, before the return trip.
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Ion New Elen Lodge
Ottawa
Lawrence Organizaion
Laskol Tadian
Lawrence
South
Kansas Elks
Salt Lake City
Kiks
Emporia
Topeka
Iola
Madsa Rilay Italwaya
Lawrence Elks
Utawans
Record of Haskell crops and town news
The article notes unusually heavy yields across alfalfa red clover and tomatoes with Mr Pierce expecting about 3 000 bushels from fifteen acres. It mentions high water delaying plastering at Haskell and plans for new buildings including dormitories for boys and girls. Nearby notices include Galveston storm fund contributions and a obit for John W. Davis.
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Prairis Bay
Haskall
Pierce
Lawrence News Briefs Highlight Social Visits and Local Events
John Cone now in Emporia and other visiting figures. Miss Goskrie Lapiad returns from Chicago summer school. Several residents travel to and from Kansas City Urbana and Philadelphia for health, weddings, or study. The Bowersock reception in South Park features speeches by city leaders and music by local bands. A college move by Chancellor Strong is noted with August 4 start. Horse racing at Driving Park tomorrow at 2 pm followed by a band concert in Conirat Park.
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John Cone
Emporia
Tn Lawrence
Mes
W. A Guenther
Agsot Bo Frawley
Union Pacific
E. E. Myers
Baldwin
KK. G Jamison
Urbana
Ohio
M. Summerfield
Europe
Kansas City
Mueger-Harris
Br. Bechtel
Philadelphia
Louis Erans
Welleville
Sam Tilles
Fr. Smith
Arkansas
J. H. Jacobs
Sidney Boughton
Excelsior Springs
Chicago
Sfimariey Comgreneman
J. D. Bowersock
South Park
Avepiog
Guch
Mr. Bowersock
Selig
Gowarsock
Finch
Bowersock
Congress
D. Bishop
Bowersack
Buch
Haskell Institute
Real estate transfers and campus notes from Topeka papers
Compilation of land transfers in Douglas County with names Poshler, Davidson, Johnson and others, plus sports and community notes. University of Kansas football plans led by George Foster and coach Art Curtis. funeral arrangements for Mrs. Mary F. Gleason. aggressive retail sale ads in August. local police notes on street crush and a dog citation. August sales of pictures and belts. horse racing admission, Senator Burton visit, and transcontinental notes from San Francisco and Trenton. Also Texas fever status on Kansas border reported.
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Shearer
Katie
F. 8. Scow
University of Kansas
Bey Hales
Wied
Yao My
Kansas
Nes Urchle Nabech
Meath
Helena Merch
George March
Kentucky Strees
March
Hillsboro
Samuel
Mary Coleo
Sandusky
Wiedemann
Jerry Evers
Smith's
Wiedemann's
Hosyade Jaser
Franz Joseph
Calestics Vichy
Agpollmaris
Apeets Hangeries
Catatens
Abhillas
Jackson's
Litbea
Waukashaw Hyglia
Schuster's
Masitos
Regent
Balpbo-Belina
Llen L. Willam
Henry Street
The
Lawrence Ice Co
Phone
Pt.Jr. White Mountain
Jaedigke's
Lawrence Laurenge
Pali Turia
W. A. Quakerdush
Prin
Griffin Ice CO
Winthrop Street
Court House
Meat Market
Ernest Seidel
Obertakviaw
GOAL
WOOD
COKE
East Warren Street
Phone 17
Jeubert Pole
Hase Black i
Anita
Aws
Shulyz
Nestis
Tel IE
G. W. McFarlane & Bro
Ayn
J. A. Spaulding
Chris Epley
Leer Lonergan
Lawrences
Ta Tin
Lester Lonergan
Im Kaoess
Graeber Brow
Timothy
Mentzel Bros
Vermont St
Douglas County
Colorado
Haviland
Hoadley’s
Vermont Street
R.S. Saunders
Ed-Anderson
Rose F. Ross
Smith's Dapat
Boener Bros., Masolactorert
Huddleston Bros
South Lawrence
Prop. Jerry
Bath
R. B
Wagstaff's
Weaver
Goc
A. D. Weaver
Will la &Lvont
BK Girls
Raue Atiner
F. Larteldes & Co
Ordas
New South Wales
Australia
Wilder, Bros
Wilder Bros
Woodward
Wilder Gros
Quen
Massachouette Street
Atlas
University Book Store
Raymond
Hise
Perses
Passon's Department Store
Maskell
Stedn
Lewremre Tays
Galveston
Wichita
Rzasog
Leavenworth
Faxon
Jobn W. Davis
Clinton
Osawatoiview
Davis
Sami
Staye
Missouri & Kansas
West Winthrop Street
Innes, Bullene & Hagkman
W. A. Guenther
Ipers
Beery
Mulsammar
Balarsis
Tharos Ons
Aau Keer
Bret
Kan
Penn
Major
L. J. Miles
David Crosybio
Prudencs Miles
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Friends Church
W. G Barker
Mary Gleason
Tabor
Piaos
Chancelor Strosg Tome Hern
Frank Strong
St. Joseph
Lawrence Tomorow
Strong
Be Will
BSSU
Conirat Park
Real Esvatnh Thrabfers
R. C. Johnson
J. A. Cramar
Tatyg Srand
High Atroot
Honan
George O Foster
Foster
Art. Curtis
Wisconsin
Fuscisl
Desann
Mary F. Gleason
Unitarian Church
M. Bennett
Oak Hill Cemetery
J S. Houghton
Massachusetts Aireet
W.C. T.U
Watkins
Mra
I. W. Sparr
Central Park
S Cossey
S. Boughton
Massachusetts Streat
Mr. Surion
San Augant Ls
Senator Burton
Dave Mulvane
Burton
Abilene
Hawaii
Rasgien
America
San Francisco
H. 1
Grand Duke Batis, Cousie
Russia
China
New York
United States
Rock Island
Imac
Trenton
N. J
Rock Island Company
Tha’ Wecretary
Plate
Athansas City
I¢ig
G. H. Norton & Bro
Pennsylvania Street
Robertson Bros
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