Republican City Primaries Called for March 23
At a meeting of the republican city committee the city primaries are set for Monday March 23 from 2 to 7 PM at usual voting places. To be nominated one councilman per ward and two school board members. Supervisors listed by ward and chairman George W Kahne.
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Republican City Tantra
C. L. Linton
A. Berker
Adam Carter
J. D. Barton
Geo. Campbell
S. B. Hines
George W. Kahne
Charles M. Gilmore
Dangers of Pneumonia Warn By Barber & Son
A brief warning on pneumonia risks from colds and lingering coughs. The ad claims Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough heals lungs and prevents pneumonia. It touts Foley's Honey and Tar as superior with rapid relief for la grippes and sore throats.
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Foley
Barber & Son
Sixth Annual Exhibition of Oil and Water Color Paintings
The University of Kansas hosts the sixth annual exhibition of oil paintings and water colors by American and foreign artists from March 4 to 28. Open weekdays 9 to 5 and evenings 8 to 10 except Saturdays. Admission 25 cents, season ticket 1 dollar, family ticket 2 dollars and 50 cents sold at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Street Light Reports Prompted to Call Marshal
Notice urges citizens to report any street light outages after 10 oclock to the marshal's office. Dispatch announces March 9 sale of a complete herd of Short Horns including bulls cows and calves with horses Poland China brood sows and pure bred herd boar, plus farm machinery hay and corn. Epley to furnish near Vinland Kansas.
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Poland
China
Epley
Walton
Vinland
Kans
A Cure for Misery and Public Notices in One Fragment
An OCR reading mixes a tonic claim with a notice of appointment for W H Carruth as executor of Luers H Perkins. It references a remedy said to ease stomach liver and bladder issues and mentions Dean's Regulats for bowel regulation. The text also notes a society quip on letters and a barber shop drug sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawrenes
Douzlas County
Luers H. Perkins
Dauelas
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praise From Clinton Maine Buyer
Local testimonial from ay business man in Clinton Maine says Bucklen's Arnica Salve delivers. He used it on piles chapped hands and an sore and reports complete cures with no scar left. Available for 25 cents at Barber & Son's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. & E. Chamberlain
Clinton
Maine
Bucklen
Arnica
Barber & Son's
Purely Personal Notes From Community Residents
Purely personal items record citizens traveling to Kansas City Topeka Baldwin and Topeka visits. Names include Mrs Daniel Walter Miss Edith Snyder Dr M T Sadler and others visiting relatives and attending weddings or university events. Several residents plan or have returned from trips to Kansas City Topeka and Baldwin with engagements at local houses and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syd Boughton
Baldwin
Daniel Walter
Eudora
Edith Snyder
D. G. Hanna
Kansas City
George Esterly
Topeka
Harry Hutchings
T. B. Robinson
Miss Wilman
S. P. Moore
Eva Butler
Miss Whitney
Carthage
Esther Evans
M. T. Sadler
Will Arps
Josephine Arps
Aileen Weaver
Chester Woodward
Charles Freeman
Stanley Reed
Ralph Nicholson
Holmes Meade
Sigma Chi
E. N. Noyes
Melville
Louisiana
CO. Bowman
Noyes
Kansas University
I. F. Eberhart
Clara
Maury Eberhart
Dora Maasayil MeVerett Irons
Samuel Forter
Local schools safety questioned after a city fire
An ordinance section discusses Lawrence Kansas fire safety noting that city schools have no required fire escapes on one and two story buildings. FP Smith says drills will start immediately and that teachers must improve fire drill adherence amid concerns raised by the Lake View disaster near Cleveland. The piece also includes an 1908 law and an ordinance proposing special assessments for Lee Street grading and paving.
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Lake View
Cleveland
Ohio
Lawrence
FP. Smith
Journal
Lawrence Daily Journal
Lee Street
Kansas
Massachusetts Street
Lley First
Tennessee Street
Fire safety plea guides Lawrence schools heating plan
A letter urges Lawrence officials to replace a centralized heating system with a detached plant to heat three buildings and reduce fire risk. It cites Cleveland’s deadly 175 casualty blaze caused by inward swinging doors and recalls a past Central school fire drill. The writer calls for updated fire escapes, swing doors, and regular drills, noting cost objections are outweighed by safety.
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Iano Sean Nunaing
Ofen
Havis
Cleveland School
Board of Education
New Plumbing Firm Opens in Lawrence at 31 Mass St
A new plumbing shop opens tomorrow in Lawrence using the room previously Eriksen’s storage and sales space. Arthur E. Olson, a trained plumber, and Axel T. Olson, an expert bookkeeper, form the partnership and pledge prompt, careful attention to every job and repairs.
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Mass. St
Eriksen
Arthur E. Olson
J. A. Benson
Benson
Axel T. Olson
Poehler Mercantile Co
Lawrence
Women Guests vs Men Guests in Dining Etiquette
A clipped quotation from the Atchison Globe argues women can easily attract female guests, while men prefer not to dine in unfamiliar places and are harder to obtain as guests. It asserts men are hungrier and less observant of tableware, making them less suitable as guests.
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Atchison Globe
Eye Ear Nose and Throat Practice of Dr H Reding
Dr H Reding operates an eye ear nose throat practice limited to those specialties. He treats catarrh and related conditions and fits glasses. Office hours and phone number 513 provided for appointments.
Fire destroys small frame house on Bridge Street
A fire early this morning at one o'clock consumed a small frame house on Bridge Street in North Lawrence. No resident was present, no clues to the origin, witnesses saw the sky glow brilliantly and feared a larger blaze. The incident followed a day of notices urging garden seed purchases and yard maintenance.
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North Lawrence
Bridge Street
Jones
Barteldes Seed Co
Masachusetta St, Lawrence, Kans
Volleyball game in Lawrence city between business men
A local volleyball match is scheduled for this evening between the Lawrence business men and a team named Jola Ansoela. Several players from both sides are expected to compete, with funds likely raised for a community cause.
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The
Lawrences
Jola
Ansoela
Horse stolen, recovered by Endora county officers
Endora authorities report the Barry farm horse theft case resolved as the horse returned to the farm after a boy sold it to a local trader. The youth, identified as T. Stil, allegedly disposed of the horse for seven dollars amid confusing details from the county office.
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Endora
Barry
Sarah ER. Carrothers
American School of
A. Dle
T. Stil
Favorite Prescription Promises Aid For Female Distress
A fragment outlines a patent remedy claiming to ease periodical headaches backaches and various female ailments. It asserts the medicine strengthens the whole system, regulates pelvic organs, aids digestion, and protects against harmful ingredients in other tonics. The text promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as beneficial in all conditions of the female system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Anryean
Community News From Lecompton Area Reels With Social Events
Lecompton and surrounding villagers report a busy week of receptions, marriages, and social gatherings. Mrs. J. Wittk and Miss Ia Uti hosted a reception for Miss Ethel Wark. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Tall hosted a chili supper for Odd Fellows. the Armstrong family welcomed guests at a local event. Several residents announced moves, farm purchases, and plans for California. Local families like Schmidt, Hoffsommer, and Kampschroeder shared visits and baby news as roads and markets shape daily life.
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Lecompton
Hurbond
Ieee
Lk. F
Huby
Feu
Manet Fituw
Gabe
Joe Wittk
Ia Uti
Mr. Ross
Ethel Wark
Pyrite
Armstrong
Walter
W. F
F.C. Todhunter
Niglario
Derby Sohol
Collins
Topeka
Redergs
Vtram
Hldi
Leamet
Konkel
E. J. Tall
Willow Springs Public Sale Draws Busy Crowd
Willow Springs notes Wesley Flory's public sale was well attended on Monday. Isaac Flory has scales being installed. Shuch and wife visited Lawrence. A number of farmers sold cattle to Mr. Gleed last week. Voeelra Flory plans to move to his father's place east of Willow Springs. David Flory is on the sick list. Arthur Henry and Grace Bowley visited Lucy Churchbaugh. The party turned home from Missouri last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Flory
David Flory
Arthur
Henry
Grace Bowley
Lucy Churchbaugh
Veoelra Flory
Willow Springs
Isaac Flory
Shuch
Lawrence
Gleed
Misasuri
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Bowersock
Alan Villair
Lillian West
James Sylvester
Texas Sweethearts
Astranager Bradley
Dubuque
Beth
Watertown
Wis
Woodward & Co
Maece
Wm. A. Brady
Lottie
Blair Walker
Ty Fe Grismer
New York
Studebaker Theater of
Chicago
LS. Sire
May Robson
Anne Warner
Sens Om
Salecar Woodward & Co
S. H. Carmean
Francis
the Baptist Church
Mr. Whith
Neil
Mather
Denen
Erin
Lonelton S.C
Barber &Son
Supt. Smith
Journal Reporter
Pditur Amenals
Adust
Warren
Kentucky
Cam Ok
Hackle Central School
High School
Central
Quincy
Hus Park
Merwin
Central School
Smith
Vermont
Mass
R. Griggs
Ison Brothers
DR. H. Reding
P. Barber & Son
H. Carmean
Fire Department
Wagon Burr
Bell-Metcalf Implement Co
Cese Were
ONCOL
Castoria
Stell
WM. S. of
Evangelical
T Association
M. Walters
Fred Eberhart Ried
California
Henry Rahnmaier
George Wildenbrands
Louis Sehneider
Hoy Fix
Watson
Wildenbrand
J. Long
Emma
Anna Wulfkulle
Webster’s
Ober’s Clothiers
Faxon-Newman Shoe CO
SOL
Marks Jeweler
W. A. Guenther
Thudium
C. J. Eriksen
Eastern Star Bakery Bakery
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