New Telephone Subscribers List from Missouri Kansas Directory
A 1908 directory pages list new subscribers with line numbers, mains, and residences. Entries cover C B Amiler 366 Walnut, J P Argubright 723 Rhode Island, J A Benson 1010 Kentucky, J D Boland 102 Perry, Paralee M Brown 744 Missouri, J W Cleaver Lecompton, C K Cooke 404 Indiana, L Cole 921 Mississippi, AL Costrove 708 Conn, F A Derby Alabama, Geo F Dingelstedt 32 Louisiana, and many others across Leavenworth Clinton and surrounding areas.
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Missouri & Kansas Telephone Directory
J. D
Perry
Indiana
Cole, Co L. Dr
Mississippi
Louisiana
Easley
Oo Miss
Bridge
New and
Seeandlank
Mass
Jet & Vaughan
HIG Brann
David
Tai New
Holcomb
T. Wi
Chinton
Hook Geo. Jn
Clinton
Itunzieker
Duliti
Tsidence
Maine
Sod
Paras Main
Learned
BE. i
Kentucky
Main
Long
D. S
Maine St. Main
McCurdy & Jarris
Warren
McWilliams
R. B
McKenzie
Ivo
Metcalf
Will
Mitchell
Bert
Frank
Myers
E. E
New Hampshire
Norris
James
Palmer
Samuel
Ohio
Parsons
John E
Florida
Local Harness House Promises Wide Selection and Quality
Work Harness promotes a large assortment of harnesses and superior city equipment. It advertises a 114 Hook and Terret Harness with collar for 28 dollars per set and invites customers to view the Whipple humane collar available at the shop.
Fragmentary Residence Listings and Notices in Market District
A garbled OCR listing shows multiple residents and addresses with scattered details. Names include Henry Klein, Annie Smith, Roger M. Williams, and others with various street addresses and farm residencies. Also mentions a copyright notice and a birth: a daughter born to Professor and Mrs Weatherby in March.
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Schectrum
Henry
Walnut
Main
Seetin
S. FL
West
Elliott
Silvers
Annie
Isle Tennessee
Lovemoren Si—Smith
Rew
Gen'l Milee
Lecampton
Teewer
Maine
Thompson
Terbert
Political notices and events in Iola and Lawrence
Announcements announce re election bids for city council seats in different wards with Republican primaries on March 23 and March 28. A volley ball game is slated at the We Association building between business men of Iola and Lawrence. Street lights condition notice requests reports after 1 am to the marshal. Court notes include a $6.50 fine for M Henderson and a disorderly Mary from Massachusetts Street. An annual art exhibition at the University of Kansas runs March 4 to 28 with daily hours and ticket details. Black Seal cigars advertised for quality.
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W. E. Hazen
Fath
J. H. Wilder
Sth
University of Kansas
Sally
Lawrence Lyceum Course At Fraternal Aid Hall
Parno, greatest wonder mage since Lerman, appears tomorrow night as the sixth number on the Lawrence Lyceum course. Darne will be heard and seen. ticket buyers should not miss this act.
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Lawrence Lyceum
Parno
Lerman
Darne
Art Exhibit Showcases Local and Returning Masters
Visitors at the art exhibit mingle with Professor Griffith as F M Benedict from Lawrence and Miss Hageman of the Fine Arts school display notable works. Sixty plus pieces by Griffith and others compete with last year’s line up, while 133 pictures fill the exhibit and over 2000 dollars in sales signal strong interest.
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Griffith
F. M. Benedict
Lawrence
Pike’s Peak
Sage Bush
Foytills
Old River Road
Oue
Budworth
Taleot
Yates
Nebraska University
Lucien Simon
Nebraska
Lincoln
Kansas City
Aurora Theater Plans High Class Vaudeville This Week
Aurora Theater announces a week of strictly high class vaudeville with new Pathe subject pictures. Derrell Bros acrobats Copeland Coy singing and dancing comedians Costello King aketeh artists and a top singing act perform. Prices rise from five to ten cents for adults while children under 12 pay five cents. Matinees at 3 15 and 4 30 evenings at 7 15 8 30 and 9 45. Manager J A Withers thanks patrons.
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Aurora Theater
Pathe
Lawrence
Derrell Bros
Copeland & Coy
Costello & King
Who for the Council Ward One Seeks Candidate
A city editor notes no candidate has emerged yet for the First ward council seat. The piece outlines ward concerns and urges residents to watch for upcoming candidate filings and local endorsements.
Christ the Light of the World Sermon at Su'elock
Dr. Francis preached at Su'elock last night aligning John 8 12 with Christ as the light of life. He argued humans are deified not dust and urged that Calvary shows God’s constant love while Jesus offers a full life through His resurrected power. The sermon promised a follow up on a full length portrait of Jesus and invited the public.
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Francis
Su'elock
Christ
Tive of Mars
Gaul
Mr. Francis
Jane
Cliriet
Calvary
Dr. Francis
Man
God
Mum
Gail
Jesus
Lights Cause Outage at Opera House Performance
The opera house reports last night's performance of The Time, the Place, and the Girl was interrupted by local wiring failures. Defective plugs and fuses in transformers by the alley caused the outage. Extensions are being added to reach the Electric Light company lines to prevent recurrence. The management thanks the audience for its forbearance.
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Opera House
Electric Light Company
Clean Up Your Back Yards and Alleys Now
Public notice urges immediate cleanup of yards and alleys as teams can be hired any time to haul away refuse. Warns hot weather is coming and stresses ongoing cleanup efforts. Signed by S H Carmean, Marsha.
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S. H. Carmean
Marsha
Vaudette Penny Arcade Opens in Chicago Arrival
Vaudette Penny Arcade to open at 730 Mase St Wednesday March 4 with new machines pictures and songs. The room is being prepared and machines arrived from Chicago. Ladies and children welcomed at this entertainment. F W Baum & Co.
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Mase. St
Chicago
Local health and seed shop notes and services
Advertisement page listing Sarah E. Carrothers osteopathy practice at 913 Mass St with skin cure products and a money back guarantee. Also Barteldes Seed Co promoting garden and field seeds at 904 Massachusetts St and catalog requests. Dr H Reding ear nose throat specialist with hours 9 to 5 and 513 phone. Piano tuner F W Wording now in Lawrence with bell phone 152.
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Sarah E. Carrothers
American School of Osteopathy
A. T. Stil
Mass
St.op Stairs
Barteldes Seed Co
Massachusetts St. Lawrence, Kans
H Reding
F. Wf. Wording
Carl Huffman Music Company of
Kansas City
Lawrence
Bell
Local Ads Highlight Fresh Produce and Prices
Naval oranges sold at 2 cents a dozen at Ed Anderson's and at Smith's News Depot. Meat market and University price hams up to 15 cents a pound after price raises. Also promotions for new post cards and subscriptions at Mass Street shops. Buyers urged to visit 1023 and 1025 Mass Street for goods and services.
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University
Mass
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Lonsdale
Amoskeag
Clarks O. N. T
Kansas
Clond Neas
Othe
Batin
Douglas County
The
Bell-Metcalf Implement Co
Hamman
Dick Drug’ Store
St Wiedemann’s
Wiedemann
Republican City Central Committee
C. L. Linton
Aa. Becker
Adam Carter
J. C. Barton
Geo. Campbell
S. B. Hines
George W. Kahne
Charles M. Gilmore
W. J. Busch
Bowersock
Alate Villair
Cowboy
Lilian West
Tames
Sylvesters
TEEAS
Bradley
Dulique
Tats
Heth
Watertown
Wis
Woodward & Co
Ober’s Clothiers
Faxon-Newman Shoe CO
SOL
Marks Jeweler
W. A. Guenther
Thudium
C. J. Eriksen
Eastern Star Bakery Bakery
Marchant
ED. Klein
Westfall
Chas
West Williams
Roger M
Williams Roger M
Kaneh
Hesidesee
Wilson
Resilene
New Lampshire
Woll
Bal
Southowest
Aa Young
Boughrin Ss
Ihe Book Co
Mass. St
Bort
E. &. Weatherby
Marehh Tay
Hoadley’s
Ogers
Rilley
R. C. Haney
Ismnber
Fifth Ward
WeAssociation
Iola
Mrshcal Softies
H. Carmean
Stevenson
Weither
Taffeta
Silk
Queen Elizabeth
Perrin
J. A. Withers
Mgr
Council
St. Francia
Baptist Church
Vaudette
F. W. Baum & CO
Eoke’s Economy Store
Imperial
Lawrence, Kansas
O. ’ Barber & Son
NAVAL
ED. Anderson
Home Book Co
Smith’s News Depot
Penn's
Boughton’s
Straffon
Dmg
R Home
F. M. Perkins, Lee
Atlas Building & Loan Association
Escher
Shoes
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