Topeka Tourists Plan Three Month Europe Trip
The largest Topeka group ever to tour Europe sails June 4 for three months. Eight Bethany College art students accompany teacher Mrs. Alice M. Wo rswick and clergy leaders Bishop Frank Mills paugh and Rev. Baxter. They journey by Canadian Pacific and Cunard liners, visiting London Paris Bruges Amsterdam Berlin and Italian cities ending in Naples before returning via Gibraltar.
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Topeka
Europe
Bethany College
Alice M. Worswick
Frank R. Millspaugh
Baxter
Lawrence
M. C. Hambleton
Faculty of
Bethany
Short Measure Arrest Highlights New Pure Food Law
Brown was arrested in Lawrence yesterday for selling apples with short measure. Deputy Sheriff Key Woolward supervised the arrest as Brown faced arraignment and a set cash bond, pending trial Monday morning under the state pure food and drug law enforcement.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Lawrencr
Brown
Andy Tour
Lashel
Lew
Sherif Key
Dustee Clark
Lawrencester
Harness sale offers large assortment in stock
A local shop advertises a large harness selection and claims to make better harnesses than competitors. It offers a complete 1144 Hook and Terret Harness without collar for 28.00 dollars per set and invites customers to inspect a Whipple Hu mane Collar.
Bartells Seed Co. garden seeds advertised for spring
The Bartells Seed Co. at 728 Massachusetts Street Lawrence Kansas promotes garden seeds and vegetable shampoo products. They urge customers to send for a catalogue and place orders, toutting a complete seed stack and early planning for spring. Barber & Son offer skin cures with a money back guarantee.
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Bartellles Od Co
Bartelles Soul Co
Massachusetts St
Lawrence Kans
Social club events and gatherings noted in town
Music club meets at Mrs Benedict's home tomorrow. Mrs Manley hosted the Monday whist club yesterday. Mrs Bullene hosts an afternoon at home in honor of Mrs Reid tomorrow. Miss Alberta Corbin hosts Friday party at her home. Dr Holst to give a talk on Font Lite in Norway. Friends of Mr and Mrs Wilton celebrated at their home with games and dainty refreshments. Mrs Perkins hosts a Motiel Duplicate Whist meeting with Naomi Smith and others, followed by tea. Turners hold a masquerade party at Turner Hall with prizes. Olga Thudium wins ladies prize and Otto Stuss wins the gentlemen prize. A picture exhibit at the University opens tomorrow. Gustafions auction sales Wednesday night. The Chile served by E G Boxman & Co advertised.
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F. M. Benedict
A. Gifford
P.M. Perkins
Marcari Perkins
Turners
Turner
Olga Thudium
Otto Stuss
Masie
Bueh
Cal
Vaudette Opening at 730 Mass Street
Vaudette Penny Arcade to open at 730 Mass St on Wednesday March 4 with new machines, pictures, and songs from Chicago. facility readying rapidly for guests including ladies and children.
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Vaudette
Mass
Wednesay
Chicago
Economy Store Ad Promises Value and Local Tailor Support
Local ad notes dollars stretch at Eckes Economy Store with mentions of Sarah E. Carrothers and her school, plus a reference to Mags Street and tailor Sebuls. The fragmentary copy hints at spring suits and shop hours in a small community ad context.
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Sarah E. Carrothers
American School of Uathopathy
A. T. Suill
Danger in Hanging Pictures and Home Accident Risks
A newspaper note argues that accident insurance payouts favor home injuries over railroad incidents. It claims people overinsure for trips and underinsure at home, noting hanging pictures as a common dangerous activity and noting dangers in removing a stovepipe.
Republican City Primaries Call For March 23 Election
A Republican city control committee meeting sets the city primaries for Monday March 23 from 2 to 7 p.m at usual voting places. Nominations require one councilman per ward and two school board members. list of ward supervisors includes Linton Becker Carter Barton Campbell Hines. George W. Kuhne chairs, Charles M. Gilmore secretary.
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Republican City Control Committee
C. L. Linton
A. Becker
Adain Carter
J. D. Barton
S. B. Hines
Ot t wart a crackup near station injures Zerby
Word from Ottumwa Iowa reports Sohne Zerby slipped on a slippery station platform as a train arrived. He grabbed to avoid being struck and saved himself but sustained injuries including two broken fingers on his right hand and a scalp wound with a badly bruised hip.
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Sohne Zerby
Ottumwa
Towa
Zerby
Tim
Bic
Festival Chorus Rehearses Tonight at Fraternal Aid Hall
Festival chorus conducts rehearsal tonight at 8:00 at the Fraternal Aid hall. Ninety singers attended last week and enthusiasm was high for Gou nod's Faust. Male voices urged to present themselves. sopranos and altos are not being accepted.
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Fraternal Aid Hall
Gounod
Faust
Merchants' Athletic league bowling and police court notes
Last night no bowling game at Merchants' Athletic association. Tonight the Barteldes Dr and Day teams will bowl. One case in police court fined Charles P Brown 20 1 2 dollars for drunk and disturbing the peace.
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Merchants’ Athletic Association
Barteldes, Dr. and Day
Nly
Charles P Brown
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