Local notices and ads mix fragile lines and names
A jumble of phrases mentions calls to Cora Becker and Wilder Bros Shirt Co. for repairs and clothing, plus references to Raymond's drug store soda fountain and Smith's news depot. It notes Miss S. J. Breck teaching painting and Rachel and Rose Watson offering high school or college work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond’s Drug Store
S. J. Breck
Mom-2
Lawrence National Bink Building
Post Office
Sprig
Wilder Bros. Shirt Co
Rachel and
Rose Watson
Kentucky Street
Quiet House Wedding Unites Hadley and Lyman in Kansas City
Miss Henrietta Hadley and Mr J W Lyman wed in a modest ceremony conducted by Rev Crum. Relatives attended with several out of town guests from Cameron Olathe and Lawrence. The couple will reside at 3 20 Windsgr Ave Kansas City after a wedding trip returning August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Hadley
J. W. Lyman
Crum
White
Cameron
Geo. Beach
LD. Beach
Olathe
Robinson
Lawrence
Kan
Kansas City World
J. D. Miles
Onawatulay
Chicago
J. N. Roberts
Tii Morhler
Minanapolis
Minn
Han Bien
Los Angeles
Dodane
Kevin Mero
J. A. Kepler
Hot Weather Furniture and Chautauqua Ads Highlighted
An assortment of hot weather goods from Robertson Bros features iron beds, willow and rattan furniture, rockers and lawn seating with low prices. Also advertised are Chautauqua dates for Beatrice and Crete with one fare round trip and fast transport options, plus a note on medical healer S. H. Meltot at the Place house and lisle thread vests on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Chautauqua
Pacific
June Meeting of the Douglas County Horticultural Society
The Douglas County Horticultural Society met at Pleasant View farm the home of William Brown overlooking the Kansas and Wakarusa valleys. President Macomb chaired an address on Ancient Horticulture and Babylon’s hanging gardens. Discussion covered cultivation methods for strawberries and weed control with practical demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb
Babylon
Ket
Nebuchadnezzar
Ahi Adomen
Tatany
Cerwin
Preserving Kettles and Dippers Sold Cheap at Hoadleys
A local sale at Hoadleys, 733 Mass 81, offers preserved kettles dippers and bands for fruit jars at low prices. A baccalaureate sermon by Sir Cordley urged graduates to Take Heed How Ye Bear. Commencement on Wednesday June 23 with 8 to 9:30 am shop hours and 1 to 2:30 pm. library program at 10 am. open air concert at 6:30 pm. Miss Rose Dougherty’s name omitted from Jonaxat graduate list. Miss Cora M. Folsom of Hampton Institute active with Haskell friends and Native American work. Bert Spencer visiting his brother in Iowa. Squire O G Richards of Eudora in Lawrence. Geo Brune of Eudora News on Monday trip to Lawrence. J W Russell and wife of Adel, Iowa visiting Ed Koosell and family in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordley
Rose Dougherty
Cora M. Folsom
Southern Workman
Hampton Institute
Haskell
Miss Folsom
Bert Spencer
Iowa
Squire O. G. Richards
Eudora
Lawrence
Geo Brune
The
Eudora News
J. W. Russell
Adel
Ed. Koosell
Berry Culture Reminder and Local Harvest Report
A farmer explains a strawberry culture system detailing staged plant removal to keep rows productive and yield. From fourteen acres, 3000 crates were sold this season, about 214 crates per acre, with $1680 shared among neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
D.G. Watt
Pachards
W. P. Deming
Palestine
Lawrence News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Plans
Watermelons on market. Fourth of July bicycle race in Lawrence to feature home riders. County schools graduates set for Thursday at the high school auditorium. Wind damages Ottawa campground tents. some injuries reported. Death of Miss Belle Dickey noted in Moulder Colorado. Memorial day services in Kentucky recounted. University football outlook favors new material over returning players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Normal
Lawrence
Peaks
Ottawa
Tharon
Maysville
Mather Ennis
A. Konig
St. Patrick's Church
Will Reed
Kansas University
Woodruff
Temperatures, taxes, and local events in Lawrence
Weather and moon signs sway opinion on coming conditions. Has Kedl Institute sermon by Rev Cordley noted. Tax deadline looms with penalties. Mrs Abbott injured in runaway. City hall to discuss finances as street work and streetcar delays continue. Police wear new blue uniforms after parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laberte County
Teachers Normal Institute
Has ‘Kedl Institute
Cordley
W.S. Metcalf
Washington
Kansas
Lawrence
James Abbott
Unico
First Baptist Church
J. W. Somerville
First Methodist Church
Tennessee Street
Massachusens Street
Atention
M.og
Munley
Alernoon
Nail
Kansan City
Bismarck Grove
Lawrence Vultiers
Kansas City
Janes L. Davis
Moses Brown
Hame
Bankers
Oscar Learnard
J. L. Brady
L. E. Thrasher
Ttacy Learnard
Clarence Hall
Ed Martindale
C. S. Finch
A. Monroe
Santa Fe
Poehler
McCookfield
P. Os
Banks Brown
Groy
Poehler Boys
van Myers
Merchants National Bank
Leedy
P. R. Brooks
J. D. Bowersock
Frank March
Walter Howe
Post Office
Marshal Monroe
Miss Marguerite Lewis Leaves for Chicago Visit
Local notes report Miss Marguerite Lewis departing for Chicago after a monthlong visit with Lawrence friends. Olin Bell paid costs in a police court case for obstructing the sidewalk, case dismissed. Prohibitory law arrest of Mr and Mrs Whitney at 71 Connecticut street with a three-count charge and a Wednesday hearing planned. Skeletons as burglar alarm story previewed with sensational details from a Russian doctor’s odd property protection method. Liverpool tops British density charts at 97.9 per acre. New wash dress goods on sale at Weaver’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Lewis
Chicago
Lawrence
Olin Bell
Hits
W.C Sanford
Pontiac
Mich
Mage
Frederika Bullene
A. J. Whitney
Whitney
Connecticut Street
Russia
St. Petersburg
bin Brain
Jong Neon Tometa
Weber
London
Liverpool
Great Britain
Drought and Growth in Eudora Area Reported
The Eudora creamery buys butter in crude form as a new depot is planned for a July Fourth celebration. Reports note extreme heat, early potatoes, strawberry supply, and local pests threatening crops. Elders and church members face scheduling, while a union picnic and post office changes are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora Creamery
Wm. Highwarden
Eudora
Poultryields
Elder Burdett
Lawrence
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Weather Report
Havens University
Ty Chanoeler FA
Uajoaco
Nawa
Bier
George HH Seoith
Grittian
Gao
Smith
Vermont
Mane Avis
Pistre
Ronextson
George 1
Sunth’s
Cash Feed & Fuel Cyu
Vermont Street
Wildes Les. Shirt Co
Hester
Cora BK. Becker
Ubiu Street
F. Baiurves & Co
Kayound
Cembiags
Wilder Bros.‘ Shirt Co
Smith's News Depot
George H. Smith
Ray A. J. Phillips
Raymond
Weaver
A. E. Huddleston
Sol Mark's
Massachusetts Street
Modern Woodmen of
America
Super’s Grove
Mituzr
Leonoro Huey
WL. F. Zwiex
Cont
Doane Heating & Proxsing Company
H. W. Hayne
Amy
Hiugh Blair
Office Zap
Mass
St. Lawrence, Kan
Boylal
Hot Weather Goods
Robertson Bros
Rosertson Bros
Hahd
S. H. Meltot
Place House
N. McGruder
Tracy Learnard
PLAGE
Waxtka
Ohio Street
OQ Wayre
H. H. Chapman
Warren Street
Willard
Hamtin
University Building
S. T. Field
Menger
Merchants Bank
Ofice
C. A. Menger
Rhode Island Street
Vernon County
Missouri
R. H. Hunt
R. B. Wagstar
S.N. Purinton
Kenyon & Kenyon
Aesachuaetis
Hoadley’s
Dailey
Saokr
Imtoke
Port Arthur
Bros
Kansas Variatian Endeavorers
Pullman Palace
San Francisco
Denver
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake
Ogden
W.J. Black
G.pla
Topeka
Colorado
Seo Vermont St. Cash Feed and Fuel Co
Bolles
Vernmental
CE Gruffin’s
Oftica UN Wikthrop St. Weatar Nach Baok
Pincknasy 51
A. J. Griffin
INNES
Gstaere
Jlaffian
Arconpton
Lane University
Perry
Jones
Kaw
Bonebrake
Milwaukee
Journal
A. Huwisy
J. A. Hexusy
J.D. Bownasoon
Consolidated Barb Wire Company
Lawrence, Ekan
Joliet
Ill
Oxfords
Oxford
Ford
Gandal
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