Haskell Place Is Sold To J E Stubbs In Chicago
Chicago June 2 Kansas partly cloudy tonight and Thursday weather report from University of Kansas. Haskell Place is sold to J E Stubbs of this city. The forty acre suburban property includes a beautiful home and the purchase price was about 12000 dollars. Stubbs plans remodeling. Also notices from local merchants about ice cream flavors and papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
J .E. Stubbs
John G.haskell
J.E. Stubbs
Baker's Big Week Celebrates Baker University's Fiftieth Anniversary
Baker university in Kansas marks its fifty year milestone from June 5 to 10 with events at the Old Castle building and a lineup of reunions and banquets. Highlights include Mary Still-Adams, a former Baker faculty member, and Abram Still, donor of 640 acres. President L. J. Marlin takes a year’s leave to serve in Berlin as pastor. The piece also notes the McDougall Kitchen Cabinet club sale by Robertson Furnitures and barber shop health rules. A letter questions post office telephone access.
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Baker University
Kansas
Territorial
Old Castle
Baldwin
Conservatory ‘of Music
L. Ji. Marlin
Berlin
jAfrs
Mary Still-Adams
Los Angeles
Mary Still
Abram Still
Abbss
Virginia
Canada
McDougall Club
Robertson Furnitures Company
McDougall
Lawrence
Dougall Club
Mrs Weaver Doing Nicely After Surgery Report
Reports say Mrs A D Weaver is resting but improving after a recent operation performed by Dr Ernest Robinson of Kansas City and Dr M T Sadler with Dr F D Morse of Lawrence. Guarantors first at Woodward's, tickets for Hiawatha on sale with reserved seats, wharfs open to the public Monday and Tuesday. Commencement concert draws large Fraser Hall audience, Fine Arts program praised. Miss Waugh and Miss Rnes noted for solo and reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward’s
Hiawatha
Fraser Hall
Prezent
Fine Arts’ School
University
Miss Waugh
Rnes
Emley
Cone
Miss. Moulton
New York Men Arrived In Kansas City Today
Local notices describe arrival of New York men in Kansas City and discuss office locations at Straffon's. Mentions of car purchases by J A Henley and a Stoddard Dayton 4 cylinder 45 horsepower. Real estate and goods ads follow including houses for sale, store buildings, acreage near Driving Park, fruit, alfalfa, and paper products from Houghton and Almonds at Wiedemann's.
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New York
Kansas City
Straffon’s
Lawrence
J. A. Henley
Martin Investment Co
Mass
St. Bell
New
NorthLawrence
West Lawrence
Driving Park
Egyptian Tissues Washing Qualities Charted
A fragment describes Egyptian tissues with washing qualities that resist fading from sun or laundering. It notes patterns and a quoted price of a yard at 5c. The readable text highlights durability, colorfastness, and potential pattern options.
Dunkard Convention Adjourns for Next Year in Indiana
The Dunkard convention adjourned after completing business and will hold next year's meeting in Indiana with the site to be decided later. Local Dunkards began departing yesterday as trains pulled out, with travel agents coordinating crowds. A public sale of convention items is planned at Levi Flory's farm on Friday, and the finance committee will report on financial results Monday.
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Indiana
Dunkard
Dunkards
United States
Enediana
Pennsylva G. & AL
Milwaukee
Misewari Pacific
Rock Island
Tomorow
Dupkards
Levi Flory
Committee On Finance
Roosevelt trip Africa deer risk myth says Waggoner
Vincent H. Waggoner of Fostoria Ohio says Roosevelt’s Africa hunt is not dangerous and that climate is ideal. He cites that hippos and rhinos can be risky, but a skilled hunter can avoid danger. African antelope are timid and will not threaten as in Adirondacks. Roosevelt will likely finish the trip without harm, per Waggoner who rode the Malory liner Lam! to Tampa.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
Vincent H. Waggoner
Fostoria
Ohio
Roosevelt
Waggoner
Tampa
Adirondacks
Zambesie
New York Press
Local Notes From Topeka and Area
Chris Kraft on sick list. Mrs. Lee McAtee and three Topeka children visiting relatives here. Amie Swig spent Sunday with his relatives in Topeka. Children's Day observed June 14 at Evangelical church with program in preparation. Rev and Mrs Steenbock with family visited S Stall's. Carrie Ebersole spent days with her sister Mrs John Henry. Mr George U Wildenbrand and Mrs John Unger left for Ohio for a funeral. will return later this week. W S will meet Thursday for an allay gathering at the parsonage. Mrs Prentiss Home Store now at 909 Tenemtee Street. Try Banana Nut Ice Cream at Wiedemann's.
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Chris Kraft
Lee McAtee
Topeka
Amie Swig
Evangelical Church
Steenbock
S. Stall’s
Carrie Ebersole
John Henry
George U Wildenbrand
John Unger
Ohio
Mmele
W. S
BE. Ganse
Emporia
Remington
Tonganoxie
George Leonard
Eudora
Mottet
Montrose
Cot
Wiedemann
Robert HL Hammond
San Francisco
Harry Underwood
Oskaloosa
Irving Hill
Cage
Kansas City
Ray Cross
Portland
Oregon
J. K. Ranekin
Carl Graeber
Galveston
Fred Bartz
St. Louis
AJ. Athay
Vest
California
Edward Dowell
Nev. Bechtell
Emil Hek
Turks R Herkimer
Kans
F. I. Werswick
Buck Creek
Obe City
Emman Elliot
Saum Elliott
Julius Zeiner
New York City
Kress
Ellen Lee
Hutner Springs
AL Wo Pat
Claca Ifieen
Randolph
and Airs
Teodore Main
Win. Geelan
Arvling
Laura Koeher
Empent
Lawrence
Laxman
Hoo
Excelsior Gs
John Barber
Marah Oliver
Ruy Culver
Kansas
Penling
Iurh Duniiire
Gussie Dulscutter
Leavenworth
Visi
Miss Pearl Hulscutter
Big Springs
Beulal
Edmonds
Selana Johnson
Nesses
Kanwaka
Orpha Long
Miiss Carrie Geelan
Clyde Milliken
Tecumseh
Case Appeal Taken Under Advisement in Athens District Court
The appeal for Charlie Rogers was heard in district court this morning and taken under advisement by Judge Smart. The semi annual election of Ellivers of Athens Council No. 3 F A A will be held tomorrow night with all members urged to attend.
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Charlie Rogers
Judge Smart
Ellivers of
Athens Council
Toomorrow
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM EMPORIA AREA GOSSIP
A compilation of names and travels from Emporia and nearby towns. Individuals visit or depart for cities such as Eudora Topeka Los Angeles Kansas City and St. Louis. Mentions include Mrs Bechtell Emil Hek F I Werswick Katheryn Ziesenis and others with various trips and social calls.
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Robertson Furniture Comp’y
Axminster
Brussels
Art
Ox Art Square
Petereces Bane
The
University of Kansas
Lawrence Planing Mill
Haskell Place
Terrill & Earns
Ball
Wiedemann's
Eston-Hurlbut
Boughton’s
Cc. J
CSEN
Willis G. Banker
Sec'y & 1
Treas
Oklahoma Investment Company
Mass. Street
State Board of Health
Taft
Lincoln
GEO. Innes
Laming
Wiedemann’s
Houghton’s
AD. Weaver
Great Wall Paper
K. U
Wolfs Book Store
Mrs. Prentiss Home Store
Tenemtee Street
Wiedemann’a
University Book Store
Masa. Or
UG Hoadley
Wonder Sale
Panama
Copenhagen
Readona
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Fem
Head Tofoot Outfitters
George M. Carson
the Childern
Blackwell, Okla
JS. Siwek ‘and Family
Wist
Warren Street
J. W. Gleed
Mary Gleed
Dorothy Gleed
Jeanette Gleed
Harbor Beach
Mich
Topeka Cap- Vital
Ber
Philippines
Emporia Gazette
Airdome
Belf
Ray Mountford
Lester Caneo
Ruth Elma
Cornell Hall
Francis Primrose
Blanche Edwards
Jon Rowson
Dorothy DeVere
Tom Rowson
Basket Jane Plunsky
Chris ‘Nelson
Lord Teaset
Joe Danbery
G. G. Wright
Patrick O’flyn
Geo
EB. Cochrane James Danbery
Kenneth Elli
Ruth
Doncaster
England
Mountford Park
Weston
Ocean To
Ocean Walker
Allen
Alen S. Obnstead
LeHay, N.Y
E. J. Porter
Carl
Porter
Gieen
Car
Hughes
Manila
P. L
Twentieth Infantry
Osage City
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