Beef cattle judging attracts crowd at Haskell Dean Butler event
The Haskell conference continues with features including Dean Butler of the University and readings by Mrs Butler. Miss Frances Brown spoke on farm accounts, praised for clear handling. Beef cattle judging under Professor Johnson drew students and visitors, with six breeds noted.
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Haskell
Dean Butler
Haskel
Univesity
Butler
Johnson
Agricultural Celore
Seattle
Shewood
The
Agricultural College
Scouts On A Hike Train For Trail Route
Twelve boys from Scott Troop No 5 of the Methodist church completed a bicycle trip west of town Saturday. They will take a trail exam July 1 to guide a townwide route. Thirteen bur hands and local Woodmen discuss dues. Miss Lindley recovering from appendicitis after Saturday operation. Thompson Studio advertises Kodak finishing services.
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Scott Troop
Metholist
Churchoa
Lire
Licensed to Marry A musete license issued to two residents
A marriage license was issued to B. S. Hyland and Nellie Lavimley, both of Baldwin City. Rev. J. H. Holt of Ottawa visited Lawrence en route to Bogue, Kansas, to officiate tomorrow at the wedding of his niece, Mixa Sarah Starkweather.
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B.S Hyland
Nellie Lavimley
Baldwint City
J. H. Holt
Ottawa
Lawrence
Bogue
Kansas
Mixa Sarah Starkweather
Tomorrusy
Bike Trip from Kansas City to Lawrence
Phillips Russell, a 12 year old, wandered solo from Kansas City to Lawrence yesterday. He left at 10 o clock and arrived around 5 pm after a phason drip. His mother Miss Je Russell and Ruth will visit the Phillips home. The report also notes local events and officials including J. J. Gras, commissioner of the poor, and County Attorney FS Andek.
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Kansas City
Phillips Russell
M.D. FP
Phillips
Lawrence
Kansas
Lick
Sia
Je. Russel
Ruth
Iytert Sesterday
Crowder Lare View Families Visit and Social News
Mrs John Freaker and son of Six Corners spent Saturday at Grandpa Fraker's. Miss Mazie Hower of Layteen visited from Saturday to Wednesday with her parents. Mr and Mrs Chas Crowder of Tawrenes called on Elmer Shield Sunday. Miss Gladys Nerwine of Six Corners visited from Saturday to Wednesday with Miss Minnie Dutton, Mai and Mrs Clarke and daughter Nettie and Geneva Follison spent Sunday at Athey's. Mrs Dave Wray's son Ernest left Sunday for Pontem Kehes for health reasons. The Lake View supper was well attended and all seemed to have a good time.
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John Freaker
Six Corners
Grandpa Fraker
Mazie Hower
Layteen
Chas. Crowder
Tawrenes
Elmer Shield
Gladys Nerwine
Minnie Dutton
Mai
Tho MM. Clarke
Nettie
Geneva Follison
Flaeve Athey
Dave Wray
Ernest
Pontem
Kehes
Mr. Wray
Lake View
Local social rounds include visits among Lecompton and Kansas City residents
Miss Louise Steinbring visited Lecompton Sunday to Friday from Monday. Geo. Mess from Richland spent the weekend with D. M. Crowder and friends nearby. Miss Marie Marsouin returned to Kansas City after visiting brother Lewie and wife. Ail Armstrong and Roy joined dinner at Harley Armstrong's Wednesday. Will Hemme and his mother, from Newman, toured Leawis Marsullin’s in their new car Sunday. The asti Side Card club and families gathered Saturday evening with about YY attendees and refreshments. Further visits included Mr and Mrs Harley Armstrong and Trem Smith at Stumeding al Darin. Mrs Barbet Mia, Abrs. Karl is Minnie Earley and Nive. grandparent and children called Julius Peur and Minnie. Woolf spent Sunday with Char Button. Grandma Pitcker and Mrs John Praker visited. Bert Jelsen’s Sunday dinner with Mrs Denall Cook. Mrs Win Underwood and son Benny visited Honey Underwood last week.
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Louise Steinbring
Arthur Switzerberger
Lecompton
Geo
Richland
D. M. Crowder’s
Marie Marsouin
Kansas City
Lewie
Ail Armstrong
Roy
Harley Armstrong
Will Hemme
Newman
Leawis Marsullin's
J. A. Crowder
Asti
Myr
Tiarley Armstrong
Balay
al Darin
Mia
Barbet Mia
Karl
Minnie Earley
Nive
Julius Peur
Woolf
Gran Ape
Grandma Pitcker
John’ Praker
Say Denall
Dutmer
Bert Jelsen
Underwood
Bennie
Honey Unaterwood
Valley Grove Neighbors Share Rainy Week Social Ties
Local residents in Valley Grove report a week filled with visits and chores despite heavy rain. John Brown and Mrs Ira Ward visited Layrenes. Blanch Chinn Cecil Ward and others called at the Wetrie home. church services, children’s day at the Methodist church, and a social at the Shouts’ home with refreshments marked a busy weekend amid poor road conditions.
Sunday meetings draw Kansas City visitors and local events
Mrs Fred Heim and Margaret Heim returned from Kansas City where they attended Billy Sunday meetings praised as fine. Local residents joined others from Lawrence Baldwin Monsant Centropolis Overbrook for a Children's Day program at the Woreen Church with a busy schedule of songs, recitations, and exercises. The offering totaled $21.60.
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Fred Heim
Margaret Heim
Kansas City
Sunda
Henry Pohl
Etta Pohl
Charles Warner
Jonny W
Inter
Rev. C. TL Mwarthag
Choi
Thelma Schwvarts
Reet
Trene Tench
Ree
Robert Joulin
Boys’ Brigade
Rees
Tazel’ Dulin
Gladys Rappard
Ermina
Walter Fleer
Jon Sone
Dright Summer Bays
Cather the Rosés
Dessie Browh
Eimer Sehwidin
Gia Sundas School
Nellie Leaf
Hartman
Lester Sechwalm
Wartmann
Miro
M John Sehovitsn
Marie
Marion Center
Icha Churchbaushant
Charles Luts
Frank Luts
Chris Schwars
Mary Jehte Oy Enoir
Bro
Mays
Will Hornhei
Oswald
Sin
Paola
Karl Hefner
Henry
Maria
Nellie le Heim
Hen Tohls
Baldain
S. Derman Pohl
Famuly
Minnie Sturn
Clearfield
Anna Laughlin
de Fred Ftnee
Paul Jelsnaing
Iven Lake
Fleer
Charles Lm
Bovtland
Alies
Mary Schott
Johanning
Henry Schwa
Aorden
Lone Star
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Promotes Hair Care
Advice on using pure cocoanut oil as a gentle shampoo avoids harsh alkali in soaps and shampoos. Simple application with water yields rich lather, cleans scalp, but leaves hair soft, glossy, manageable. Oil is cheap, widely available at drug stores, lasting months for a family.
Neighborhood Death Notice and Social Calls
The death of Mr Turr arrived in the neighborhood Friday. Several from the neighborhood attended the funeral Sunday. Mrs J L Gorden and three Mrs Gross attended, with callers at the Station home Sunday including Mrs Fred Champion Mrs C G Petrie and Mrs Dollie Haas. Mr and Mrs Dan Smith and Mr Orin Smith visited in Lawrence Sunday. Clair and the Haas couple visited Fred Arown’s.
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J. L. Gorden
Gross
Turr
Harry Slawson
Mc Louth
St Is
Fred Champion
C. G.petrie
Dollie Haas
Dan’ Smith
Orin Smith
Lawrence
Mrs. Haas
Mrs. Clair
Fred Arown
Mother Grays Powders Benefit Many Children
Historic advert claims Mother Gray's Powders ease feverish symptoms and tummy troubles in infants and children. The remedy, promoted as a doctor’s aid for over 26 years, is sold by druggists for 20 cents.
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Gray
Kansas City Markets and Stock Reports Decline Mixed
Kansas City market report notes 11 000 cattle receipts and 12 900 hog receipts with prices varying. Cattle prices eased with short fed and fat steers down to 6 89.15, hogs near 9.95 top, and wheat futures largely unchanged. Choppy activity and liberal receipts influenced the week’s tone, with feeding cattle finding outlets around 8 50.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Pune
Chicago
Jeeves
Hoge Eee
Plan Novel Joint Company aids Abe McConkey in hard times
A newly formed joint stock company provides an 1800s era safety net for J. A. McConkey known as Abe Stanclift, once a grocer and now nearly crippled by rheumatism and paralysis. Shares cost 18 each with 50c paid up, allowing McConkey to buy back the business after April next year. The firm, led by L. Conkey, A. Wilson, F. McAuliffe, and S. Brown, pledges to maintain a respectable operation amid controversy over disruptive crowds. A neighborhood, churchly background frames the story as friends rally for support and a hopeful return to prosperity.
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J. A. McConkey
Abe Stanclift
H. Stancliff
Av. McConkey
Strett
McConkey
le Vey
Los Wi
My.dicLankey
D. AL. Conkey
A. C. Wilson
F.C. McAuliffe
Michigan Street
First 1St Church
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Lexie McGee
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Staley
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Sandis
Blanche Chinn
Cecil Ward
Air Parnell
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Sin GC. Smith
Millard Stewart
Ayies Brothers
MeLouth
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Mer
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Thernia
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Jie Ani Moyes
Pan Smith
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Tra Wward Wiis
Lawyenen
Alee Mar
Hota
Lawrence Wellman
Tir Frank Shrout
Mel ML Postewart
Waveraday
Mins Bare J Meeert
Otis Smith
Win
Osborne
Zonriday
Agnes Smith
Weda
Pcurles
LG. Petrie
Richard Mnercts
Miers Maryo
Buena
Merso
Kr. Stes
Iéel
Worden
Nga
W. Nieder
Py Lutz
C. Fy
HL Nieder
P.g. Nieder
Wilbur Eberhart
H. Laughlin
J. Laughlin
Indiana
Flugh Tatchlin
Gastrock
Lutheran Church
Dick Bros
Squid Studio
H and Me
McCulloch
Carroll’s
Brinkman
Dick Tires
Penslar Store
J. A. Rickard
Markey
Plan Novel Joint Company
D. A. McConkey
Carroll's
Ros
Fs H. Cooper
Ho Sumner
Hoover
Wung
Colo
With Center
Univers
My. Heener
Journal-World
Teree Laur
Dpierson
Squires Studio
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G.,c. Conner
Fort
B. Laurence
Mat Kids
Starkweather’s
Bell Bros
Ie AO Kimball
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Sleg
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Yowil
Lawrence Ational Bank
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