Utilities line up for space on new bridge
Lawrence officials expect three of six utilities to rent conduit space under the sidewalk of the new bridge. Missouri and Kansas Telephone, Western Union Telegraph, and Light Heat and Power were named as likely tenants with four and a half feet of width and eighteen inches height. The gas firm plans a four inch line and Home Telephone is evaluating.
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Lawrences
Douglas County
Journal-World
Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company
Western Union Telegraph! Company
The
Light, Heat and Power, Company
County ’Commissioners
Upion
Missouri and Kansas Company
Uthe Home Telephone Company
William Hershey
Lawrence
Anld
J. ‘J. Skinner
Mganager
Township Republicans Convene for August Primaries
Clinton township delegates named E G Steele and C D McCullough at a June caucus. The group endorsed W L Payne for district clerk and pledged support at the August caucus, with committee members listed and local officials noted.
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Clinton
Dsen
Tyrun E.G. Steele
Trease C.D. McCullovga
Hill
Washington
AL Woodward
AL Woodward, Committer- Man. Z A. Résolution Was Adopted That She, Caucns
Payne
Bul
Caucw
Flic
Glass
Judge Grants Three Divorces in District Court Session
Three divorce petitions were granted in the District Court morning session before Judge C. S. with Judge Smart presiding. Names specified include Emma Bennett from Frank Bennett and William Hurley from George W. Hurley among others. one case against James W. Treadin was heard later.
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Smart
District Court
Bething
James W. Treadin
Grant Winmia Hurley
George W. Hurley
Bert I. Davis
Maury
Emma
Bennett
Prank Bennett
City Inspector Ordinance Debate Highlights Plumbing Fees
An adjourned city commission meeting over the final passage of the new inspector ordinance sparked prolonged debate. Plumbers objected to the license fees as too high or disproportionate, while other license sections remained unreached at 3:30 p.m.
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City Commission
Ecity Commission
Death notices for Elizabeth A. Painter Palmer
Mrs Elizabeth A Palmer wife of Sidney L Palmer died this morning at the family home 900 Ohio Street Funeral set for tomorrow at 1 oclock Burial at Oak Hill cemetery Dr Orehip Ey Ear Nose Throat Glass work guarant Billy 1 Mr and Mrs Brinton Woodard went to Kansas City this morning for a short visit
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Palmer
Elizabeth A. Painter
Sidney L. Palmer
Ohio Street
Burin
Oak Hill Cemetery
Orehip, Ey
Die
Billy
Brinton Woodard
Kansas City
Marriage Unites Miss French and Mr Roy Cook at North Lawrence
The ceremony took place at noon at the Christian parsonage in North Lawrence with Rev Holyfield officiating. The bride wore pale blue crepe de chine in lace and was attended by her sister and Lottie French. the groom left for Garden City to spend the weekend.
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Miss French
Roy jGook
North Lawrence
Holyfield
Lottie French
Cook
Fisas City
For Sale Velie auto and other notices in garbled text
An auction-like notice lists a 5 passenger Velie auto in usable condition for sale and notes a possible trade for a smaller car. The fragment references Whitsed Lauming, president, a state bank, and an address at 132 Tenn. St. plus a box number in Ton e, Kansas.
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Lauming
Washington Posts to Honor Late Comrade L S Steele
Members of Washington Posts No 12 will assemble at Post Hall on Friday June 16 at 2 o clock to attend the funeral of Comrade L S Steele at the First Presbyterian Church at 2 30. G A R services at the Brave. D B Hunnicutt Post Commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Posts No. 12
Post Hall
L. S. Steele
First Presbyterian Church
D. B. Hunnicutt
Postamander
Travel Goods and Bags Offerings Highlighted
An ad-like notice promotes travel tags, hand bags, leather goods, and accessories with varied pricing from $1.98 upward. It mentions leather lines and sturdy, dependable items, plus a few telescopes in stock, signaling a traditional catalog of travel luggage and related items.
StoreVisit Teaser Promotes Broad Line of Goods
A note urges readers to visit the store to see a complete line and compare quality and price against other stores in the state. The message emphasizes value and breadth of selection to attract shoppers.
Hats At Half Fenner Price Prompt Costly Value
Fragmentary line references hats sold at half Fenner price. The text hints at evaluating value and cost to us, suggesting a bargain or policy note but provides no clear event, date, or organization. No identifiable individuals or places are present.
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Clinton Republicans
Country Club
Louise Hutt
Fronor
Sreees Hutt
Irene Cutter
Yket
Slessis
Frank Wrence
Constant
Charles Radcliffe
L. BK. Laird
A. G. Canfield
A. Gilford
Moteon
Tean Whist Club
Margaret Reanaga
Agnes Engel
Vireginia Golf
Mortis
Mee Atwood
Tomor
Gardner
J. Underwood
Baldwin
Wellsville
Geo
Maynard Been
Orville
Harold Lytle
Chicago
Hady
Dic
Dawn
T NW
Cane
Dick Broa
Wiedenie
Flay Mehenry
Alleriet
Carroll
Peank Chandler
Lathrom
New
WH. T. Reberman
Hallie
DeSatn
Torning
Grange
Wiedemann's
Yars. C. R. Kiente
Is Tov
J. T. Ingels
Rudora
A. G.-Landise Bell
Los
Fournal World
Singer Sewing Machine
Eddys
Mass
St. Bell
Carroll’s
Mary Russell
Kan
Sax City
Ann Childs
Carroll's
Hamemring
Souville
Verdan Falls
Verdun
Vosges
Carro
Tady
Dick Bros
Lewney
Choicettes
Troy, N.Y
Fux sAus
M. J. Skopstad
Massachusetts Street
Batiste
Nore An
Vany
Blassachusetts
Spot Cash Shoe Store
Mack-Maé Snoth Co
S. S
Massachusetts
Mrs. Ellison
Tenn. Bell
Snesynsnan
KODAK
SI Lawrence
ENUS
Ars
Jaedicke
Fata Bug Rovers
Paris
Evans Drug Store
Wen’ On Goodrich
Silvertown
Arther
Spalding
Garage
Aiass
CLARK
Cashman
Evans- Metcalf Co
Iloan
Lawren Nut Rational Bankawrence
Kansas
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