Diverse City Notices and Local Anecdotes
A patchwork of notices and remarks covers new housing plans, a recent assault, local council scheduling, travel snippets, and scattered personal notes. The column mentions the Stewart bungalow project in Missouri, a man knocked down at Kielth and Massachusetts, a daughter awaiting recovery, a drink promotion, a city board meeting date, a California candidate in town, and Mount Oread views as well as visitors including Vienna Host and Sarah Wale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Oread
Vienna
Ian
Sarah Wale
Market Report From City June 22 Cash Wheat Steady
Cash wheat market unchanged with receipts around 2000. Prices shown include Wheat June at 93 1 2, Sept 88 1 2 to 90 1 2, Dec 90 3 4. Cattle receipts total 2000 with Beeves around 336.8. Hog receipts near 9000 with steady market. Market tone steady to firm for hogs and cattle. grain quotes list only select futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
City
Medine
Market and farm notices from a Chicago period page
A terse market roundup lists cattle values with cows at 3 259.00, calves at 8.50, and hog and pork notes with July prices. It also notes a Chevrolet car sale by F Fritzmeyer, flood recovery advice urging sweet corn planting, and local services from Rawley Cannery Co and Phillips and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AG ST
Chicago
Water Shortage Sparks Local Price Debate
Citizens report buying drinking water due to pipes failing and shortages. A shopkeeper notes others may charge for water while residents pay for it themselves, questioning profit margins. The piece mentions soda fountains and a summer interior project, plus an exclusive wallpaper store in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaurit
L. L Phillips
Governor to hear pleas for leniency in Stewart case
Kansas Governor will meet with Mrs. Millie Stewart’s friends tomorrow in Topeka regarding clemency for Mrs. Stewart and Frank Schnee. Stewart and Schnee face death for complicity in a Franklin County murder, the last cases before capital punishment was abolished days after the crime. Attendees include students from Lawrence and Topeka, local clergy, and County women. Funeral arrangements are set for Mrs. Eliza Bishop at 2:30 PM at the Lutheran church with Rev. E. Steuffer officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Millie Stewart
Topeka
Capper
Elzi
Frank Sehneck
Franklin J
Mars
Stewart
Lawrence
Lillain Mitchiner
Offthe V Ot. Th. Mes
Taiura Marpster
Thansas City
Revi T
Bishop
Eliza
Ele. Steuffer
Merchants and Farmers Hold Afternoon Meeting
The Merchants and Farmers Association debated postponing Thursday summer store closings, approved July 4th celebration plans, and urged full attendance for welcoming visitors. They discussed Get Acquainted Visits with county farmers, approved lantern and jumper purchases, and pledged aid for actor Ben Bmuapas’s murder victim fund. The FAUL campaign reported 108 applications, with 65 examined. total applications nearing 1100 from all sources. New members approved include KF Caldwell, Wm Bromelsiek, W Hi Hoskinson, Gus Brune, WH Van Neste, Chris Schaa ke, Vanroy W Miller, Gd Starves, RAW Gerritt, plus Citizens State Bank and Mos ford Investment & Mortgage Company.
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Merchants and Farmers’ Association
T. Sweeney
Sweeney
T the
Grant Township
Floo
Ben Bmuapas
FAUL
Denver
KF. Caldwell
Wm .Bromelsiek
W. Hi. Hoskinson
Gus
H. Brune
van Neste
Chris Sehaake
Vanroy W. Miller
Gd Starves
Gerritt
Citizens State Bank and Mosford Investment & Mortgage Company
Santa Fe plans a special officer for Lawrence depot
Santa Fe officials expect to send a special agent to Lawrence to remove loafers at the depot. The move aims to protect the public and station interests, with strict enforcement that ticket holders with excuses only may linger. A. F. Newby relocated today from New York to SI Mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Santa Fe
A. EF. Newby
New Yorks
University sociologists plan Lecompton city survey
B F Henry and two B F Aparelers, sociology students at the University of Kansas, prepare a social survey of Lecompton and possibly Lecompton township. They aim to study sociological conditions with work expected to finish by mid day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lécompton
B. F. Henry
University of Kansas
B. F. Aparelers
Atudenta
Lecompton
Leconpten
Picnic for the Children by Salvation Army June 30 at Woodland Park
Salvation Army plans a June 30 children’s picnic in Woodland Park funded by 30 collections totaling 250 to 600 pennies each to provide amusements for underprivileged youngsters. The effort highlights a yearlong charity drive and community support, with organizers emphasizing affordable entertainment for youths in needy environments.
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Salvation Army
Woodland Park
County Attorney Amick Visits Cay for Ratle Case Involving Aberdeen Angas
County Attorney Amick traveled to Cay to handle the case Sulton Porteous, breeders of Aberdeen Angas ratle recently sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtorney Amick
Cay
Cas
Sulton and Porteous
Aberdeen
Local Notes From The Community Family Visits And Work
Mr J S Fortney visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ezra Portney and family. John Whitelaw hauled corn early in the week. Mrs Plin White shopped at Lawrences Wednesday morning. Mr and Mrs Marry Welsh and family and Louis Schits returned home Tuesday morning after days at home Mr M Schutz. Miss Mattie Leese of Fairview visits sister Mrs Walter Harbour. Mr Chillilie Wilson is busy working the roads.
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J. S. Fortney
Ezra Portney
John Whitelaw
Plin White
M Louis Sehits
M. Schutz
Waters
Mattie Leese
Fairview
Walter Harbour
Chillilie ‘Wilson
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Link Hose
Kielth
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Mgr
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Salina
Tave
California
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Chicago, Til
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Lawrence National Bank
F. QO. Fritzmeyer
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Thost
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Fort Scott
Leslie Roberts
Vt. St
Ohio Street
Eddy’s
Massachusetts
St. Bell
Bell Phone
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Yranee
Kasas
Dime
Tiawrence
Light Fund
Tata
Total
Sidewalk Fund
Agence
Brooks
the Merchants and Farmers Association
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Sutton Stock Farm
Iinger
Stotty Brother
Mound Valley
E. Liston
Cedar Springs
Sutton
Vest
Tiaull
Sale
Seains
Eeehe
Childeen
S. Tan Rik Bed
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