Clover Blossoms Tonight at Spence Theater
Clover Blossoms to be presented at the Spence Theater tonight with a dramatic love story. Features include a DeKalb comedy sketch and a Miss Spence singing specialty. Tickets range 15 to 25 cents with doors opening before 8:45 PM. The Squires Studio closes for summer, reopening in September. Democratic ticket updates note T. W. Green as county commissioner candidate. no candidate for register of deeds.
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Clover Blossoms
Tontehi
Spence Theater Co
Ile Airdome
Waudevilly
DeKalb
Adan
Miss Spence
Spence
T. W. Green
Register of Devils
W. S. Everett
Floyd Lawrence
Mr. Everett
Tom North praised as top press agent in Lawrence visit
Tom North, renowned advance man for the Gen try show, visited Lawrence and drew praise from newspaper offices nationwide for his memorable public relations work.
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Tom Worth
Tom North
United States
Efom
Lawrence
Glidden Tourists Move Through Guthrie Headed for Wichita
Glidden tourists pled north through Guthrie Oklahoma this morning and expect to reach Wichita by tonight as part of their journey.
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Guthrie
Okla
Wichita
To Build New Store in South Mass Fleet
Seott MWolloway plans a modern store building just south of his present location with a large second floor ball room. Weather and harvests are reported as excellent, wheat and corn yields strong. Wilson's Drug Store advertises Lawrence ice cream parlors and a top soda fountain inviting private orders and parties.
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Seott Mwolloway Iaring
Soutly Mass
Fleet
Wilson's Drug Store
Lawrence
Our parlors invite with soda fountain and private orders
A fragment describes inviting parlors with an unexcelled soda fountain and private orders or parties. An aside mentions a man recalling years of horse breeding, claiming broad knowledge of thoroughbreds.
Scarab Jewel Draws Interest and Local Gossip
A genuine scarab from Egypt, worn in a revolving ring by A Henley after being bought by Tenley in Cairo, captivates Lawrence readers with its hieroglyphic legend. The tale appears amid club news, engagements, and community notices including Pleasant Hour Club and Sewing Club gatherings with plans for a June 29 picnic and upcoming autumn events.
Lawrence visitors mingle with harvest crews and laughter
Mr and Mrs Perry of Lawrence spent ten days visiting in his vicinity the last of the week. Dr Rumsey of Oklahoma on his way to Ohio stops for a few days to visit home folks. Mrs andell’s sister Miss Win Sundayed with her. Mr Pratt shipped a car of City on Tuesday evening. Funk and bride of ME fived here Friday to visit his father Simon Funk. The Misses Sample and Mr Fred Chiter went to town Wednesday evening. My, and Mrs John Hill spent Wednesday at the Chautana in Ottawa. George and Miss Marie Hoskins jett for Gray county to help their father harvest 450 acres of wheat. Lem Jamison has gone to the wheat belt. Miss Amy Walton of Lawrence was here Sunday and Monday. The Presbyterian ladies entertained the men at the hall on Tuesday evening with speeches and music. Before supper most slipped away and donned masks, so that the men hunted for their wives. Mrs King as a grandma and Mrs Kelly as a little girl were the best disguises.
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Simon Funk
Sample
Fred Chiter
John Hill
Chautana
Ottawa
George
Marie Hoskins Jett
Gray County
Kansas
Clark
Tucker
Lem
Jamison
Wheat Belt
Terman Humsey
Baldwin
Amy Walton
Lawrence
Local Social Roundup Notes From Leonard Lees Area
Farmers Roy and Harry Ziesenis visit Leonard Lee with Bertha Wooltkuhle visiting home folks. Rose Nutter, Rose Houk, and others attend a Wheat Meeting at Brass’s. Guests include Still family, Henry Stull, George Ledon, Kate Swadley, Wiltee, Nutter, and Meade among many local names. afternoon and evening gatherings end with a large spread and friendly games.
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Roy
Harry Ziesenis
Lee
Leonard Lee
Bertha
Wooltkuhle
Harry
Roy Ziesenis
Margaret Tee
Rose Nutter
Roses Houk
Clara Tuckle
Wwe
Brass
Still
Henry Stull
Rock Creek
George
Leonard Tee Sanday
Charles Honk
William Woulthalde
Western Kans SM
Steinbocks
Fe Wales Kuble ‘S
Leonard Tee
Kate Swadley
Wil Tee
Rose Niter
Margaret Lee Werleld
Amber
Friends
Rene Nater
Charles
Leonard Nutter
Ehner
Charles Nicholas
Cheris Ad Trewin Wy Eshe Meade
Roy Gress
Howard
Ela Brass
Juke Bidinger
Kinlelphi
John
Mary
Rose Houk
Frank
Will
Louie
Chris
Mary Amelia
Wulfkulile
Stella
Hoftsommer
Amedia
Kate
Rose
Amd
Maggie “Unger
Abel Flossie Louk
Not Fair Topeka Capita credits Gov Stubbs donation fountain
The Topeka Capital reports Gov. Stubbs will dedicate a drinking fountain donated to Lawrence on July 4. The piece argues Stubbs had no involvement with the donation and criticizes perceived political influence and misattribution, defending Stubbs and his friends.
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Topeka Capital
Stubbs
Topeka
Lawrence
Uiemih
Guaye Stubbs
Humane Society
Ern
Limeade at Wimdemann's Prompts Mixed Opinions
A reader notes that soda water disagrees with them and asks to try Wimdemann's limeade. The remark also reflects on how a man can be seen differently by enemies and friends, suggesting people rarely match others’ expectations or reputations.
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Wimdemann’s
Bank Officers Named in Local Circular
i B Watkins and c H Tucker serve as President and Cashier with AH Hazen and W B as Vice Presidents and Ase t as Cashier in the header of a local bank document listing officers and roles for the year.
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I. B. Watkins
C. H. Tucker
Cashier
E AH Hazen
W. B
Foley Kidney Pills Promise Relief and Strength
Sleep and health hinge on sound rest, with kidney and bladder disorders driving sleepless nights. Foley Kidney Pills claimed to quickly relieve and permanently benefit these troubles, restoring kidney function, reducing back pain, and improving overall strength. Testimonials from J. L. Soathers and Captain A. H. Bogardus praise renewed sleep and health, with O. P. Barber & Son selling the product.
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Foley
J. 1. Soathers
Tan House
Hall Claire
Wis
Foley Kidney
A. H. Bogardus
Lincoln
O. P. Barber & Son
Woman's Natural Gift Sparks With Misunderstood Hubby
A fragment recalls a married woman described as having a natural genius misunderstood by her husband and others who chew gum. The odd remark suggests marital tension and social humor without clear events.
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Rumford
Squires
Cistalsen
Seeee Waa Wien Naan
Borger
Paucola Company
Chicago
The
Lawrence Railway & Light Co
Egypt
Mr. A. Henley
Cairo
Tenley
Net Jones Y
W. R. Sutherland
RB. W. Yeoman
Pease
Sophia Wright
Brown
Ia Randolph
Cunningham
Hoffman
Gladys
Amy Piper
Arthur Stanley
Little Margaret
Sewing Club
Agnes
Nelle Creelees
Charles Hine
Wichita Falls
Tranmerry
Kinsley
Susan Gibson
Corsicana
Uline
KK. U
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
B. d. Dalton
Geraldine Atwell
Independence
West Lawrence
Watkins “ National Bank
1. B. Watkins
CG. A. Bil
C. Bh, Tucker
W. E. Hazen
J. House
A. C. Mitchell
J. C. Moore
Savings Department
Eclipse
Fire Insurance F. M. Perkins Agency
Frederick Crowe
Bolicitar
Savings Deposita
Lawrence National Bank
Zephyr
Ene
VARN
Hiv
Zaphye
Ee Bowersock Mills and Power Co
Lawrence, Kansas
A. Vanmire
J. Bupzicker
Dicker
Flory Bros
Mesenhimer, Hobr
Frank Meier
Kotter
Windreall Cernatet Sten & Bae
Edmondson
Hunter Ei
Hosford Park
S. B. Lawrence
Stanford & Be
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