Community church services and notices for Sunday
A dense, mixed listing of church events across congregations including First Presbyterian First Christian First Baptist First Methodist Second Presbyterian Trinity Trinity Lutheran and other churches. It notes Sunday schools at various times child and youth programs midweek services prayer meetings and sermon topics with ministers named such as Rev George Darsie and Rev B Thompson and notes church gatherings at Ninth Vermont Tenth Street 6th Maine and other streets with dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbierian Church
Ninth and
Vermont
Congregational Church
Laure
First Christian Church
Kentucky
George Darsie
Minist Bible
Foster
Nancy McC Sermon
Tannessee Street
Wednesuda
Bible School
Welcorm
Second Presbyterian Church
6Th, Street
Maine
Jesus Christ
Horticultural Society Meets at Lecompton June 1910
The June session of the Horticultural Society met in Lecompton Kansas with a picnic planned on the grounds near the Territorial Capitol. Rain forced the meals indoors but did not dampen discussion on thinning fruit, especially pears and peaches, with members sharing experiences and urging practical thinning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Capitol
Lecompton
Nans
Sater
Territorial Capita
Inter Au United Brethren
Wells
O. F. Whitney
Topeka
Geo. Connell
Hays
Evans
Olmstead
Missouri
Whitner
Mysterious Aches and Odd Remedies Mentioned
An odd fragmented passage references mysterious pains and a call for kidneys to aid healing. It mentions names like Mrs Johnson and Lawton and hints at a dubious patent remedy. The text reads like garbled OCR with scattered phrases about ailments, treatments, and various sponsors or sellers.
Evening B P U Services Hail Wiley Topic and Solo
At 6 30 p m B P U services led by Mr Wiley etopton president with preaching at 8 30 p m by the pastor An illustrated solo Jesus Lover of My Soul will follow the sermon by Mrs Alice Myers All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Smuick
Johnson
Mitbran Co
Wiley
Old Lady's Sage Advice Nnoxville on Main Street
An old advertisement extols Cardus as a reliable tonic for ailments of women, claiming it has been successfully used for over a generation. The text urges readers to try the remedy, citing prior advice that may have led to poor results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nnoxville
Mrs. Manicawe
Main Street
Aliys
Nity
Cardus
T van
Paige Fairfield
Fruit Growers Discuss Thinning andCooperative Marketing
An assemblage of growers debated thinning fruit and cooperative marketing. Wells urged early thinning and replacing aging apple trees. Whitney proposed nationwide cooperative practices. reverend Grantham shared experiences with cooperation.rose culture talks highlighted by Buckman Olmstead and Munk on roses and bulbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Wells
Whitney
Grantham of
Lecomee
Pila Chas Hoyt
Henry Eggert
Gust Brown
Ns. Evans
Lawrence Gays
Stimoney
O. F. Whitney
Mabel Buckman
Myr
John Doan
J. F. Troy
Lecompton Society Outing Plans Next Year Accepted
Reverend nhais extended an invitation on behalf of Lecompton to join the society's event next year. The invitation was accepted and participants hope for fine weather on the meeting day. All enjoyed the day and felt well repaid for the outing with C. W. SURP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecompton
Nhais
C. W. Surp
Kansas crops favorable overall but corn delayed
Topeka June 16 Abundant moisture across Kansas made the week ending Tuesday favorable for most crops except corn, retarded by cool weather. Ground dried enough for cultivation in many areas. corn growth slow but still healthy. Wheat improves slowly, oats fair to good, barley short in the west. Harvest to begin in southeastern counties within a week, in eastern areas within two weeks. Pastures and truck crops, especially potatoes, are good except in extreme west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kans
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
Astern
Cor Made
Jin J
Fragmentary ad text on ice cream and cigars
The readable fragments reference a Robert Hudson 5ce cigar and Wiedemann's ice cream or fruit ices. A stray line mentions praise and an address to the lies, with a remark about people seeking trouble taking offense. The content is partial and unclear in context.
Cement from beet sugar by product in France
The 1915 Year Book notes France makes excellent cement from beet sugar by products. Beet scum rich in calcium carbonate is processed with clay to yield about 3163 tons of cement after drying and grinding in a rotary kiln, forming clinker then palletized into cement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Locust Blossom Talcum Powder Sale Price Five Cents
A price note from Mc Culloch's Drag Store promotes Locust Blossom Talcum Powder at special 25¢, reduced to 15¢ while supplies last. The ad references two comparable items and emphasizes the limited deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCulloch
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First Baptist Chuaryh
Brown
Sun
Choi
First Methodist
Gordon Ftudents
Clas Day School
Erby
Chamber
Thompson
My League
B. Thompson
Trinity Church
Evan Alex
Trinity Lutheran Churchiz
Tela
Holly Grove
Thirteenth
Pennsylvania Streets
Jas
Ys W. Moiston
First Baptist Church
N. Lawrence
Thera
B. Hines
All Il
Presid
Unitarian Church
12Th Streets
E. TB
Maistor
Junice
Go ‘Elack
Carney Neeth
Tueter
Niles
Fries Church
Big State Church
Nellia Kenn
Tharoueh
Ressinger
Hare
St. Phaning At & O’clocn
Ndlatiat
Lawrence
The
Socialist Party
Suntaty
Conareticut Street
Christian Scientist
Church of Christ, Scientia
Shuset Street
Rma
Atomic Forte
Pho Citan
United Brethren
PFM
Testerman
Ninth ‘Street Baptist Church
Nint Cornerby
Ohio
G. No Jackson
AL An
Wm. Harvey
Horticultural Society Met
Matty Lawrence Wanen
Landseekers
Conrist
California
Fred Harvey Meng
Seagraves
General Coles Atekiton
Topeka & Sits
Chicas
Burnett
Arne
Cuticura
Robert Hudson
Nhone
Wiedemann’s
Stearns
ML Sugauers
South Bend
Ind
Peoples State Bank
Lawrence National. Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
Fleetwood
Paige
Detroit Motor Car Company
Detroit, Michigan
C. R. Schraeder
Massachusetts
Pairfield
Detralt
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