Clean off the walks to prevent heavy snow slush
A civic appeal urges residents and merchants to clear sidewalks to prevent dangerous accumulations. It notes downtown stores keep front walks clean and asks residents to follow suit, stressing strong property care and winter safety during ongoing conditions. A separate card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness shown after a relative’s illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosella Brown
Leons, Brown
Fannie Campbell
Memorial Hall plan and local business notices mix in historic ad reel
A fragmented page notes Kansas to build a memorial hall honoring old soldiers and the Grand Army of the Republic near the state capitol with a 133000 1910 50 000 1911 appropriation plus 425005 federal funds. It lists vendors Mc Culloch’s Rexall and Home Book Co while urging St Patrick’s postcards and Hurd writing papers. A police night incident and a street fight are briefly mentioned alongside civic action and a Friday massy tas masse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan
Kansas
Grand Army of the Republic
Searle
Dertedats House
Senate
Sion
State Historical Society
House
State Capitol
U . K of Wall
Wal Pr
Home Book Co
Lawrence
Boughton’s
Mass. Street
Lawrence Residents See Visiting Notables and Travel
Seeeenes eeeed Jeff Holloway was in Topeka yes lay. Miss Alvina Wilhelmi spent yester day in Kansas City. Carl Graeber was in Kansas City yesterday on business. A. Anderson arrived home today from Davenport Iowa. Homer Gibson has returned to Kansas City after a brief visit here. Prof Leverett Adama is here from Greely Cal visiting his parents. Lea Niemeyer has returned from a business trip in Southern Kansas. Prof and Mrs M E Rice have returned home from a brief visit in Emporia. Conley Tucker who has been ill with the grippe is reported to a much better. Miss Gertrude Messler returned home this morning from a visit in Kansas City. Ben Levanthal has returned from Kansas City where he went to spend the weekend. Miss Nelle Schneider has returned to Kansas City after a weekend visit here with relatives. Miss Hazel Browning and Miss Rose Finley of Cherryvale are the guests of Lawrence friends. Mrs F M Tidrow has left for Chicago where she will take a course in China painting under Prof Aulich. W S Everett will be among the Lawrence people to attend the automobile show in Kansas City this week. J H Cohn is expected home the latter part of the week from an extended business trip to New York jetty and other eastern points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Holloway
Topeka
Alvina Wilhelmi
Kansas City
Carl Graeber
A. Anderson
Davenport
Iowa
Homer Gibson
Leverett Adama
Greely
Cal
Lea Niemeyer
Kansas
M. E. Rice
Emporia
Conley Tucker
Gertrude Messler
Ben Levanthal
Nelle Schneider
Hazel Browning
Rose Finley
Cherryvale
Lawrence
F. M. Tidrow
Chicago
Aulich
Everett
J. H. Cohn
New York Jetty
Excitement in Lawrence over alleged diamond thief
A stranger in Lawrence tried to sell fine stones to local jewelers but was later cleared by police. He claimed to represent a Kansas City jewelry house and faced no charges. Separately, the Timmermyer and Keifer homes near Lawrence were connected to the gas line by J H Loving and R McGee of the local gas company. G A Messer advertised horse services, while Barteldes Seed Co offered a seed catalogue and garden seeds. The ad mentions Wie demann's ice cream flavors and location.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
J. H. Loving and
R. McGee
Timmermyer
Keifer
South Mass Street Residents Honor W T Carpenter
Residents along South Mass Street praise W T Carpenter for clearing sidewalks with a small snow plow from his home at the 1700 block to Watkins Bank. The cleaned walks welcomed townspeople as they headed downtown this morning, reflecting communal gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mass
W. T. Carpenter
Mr. Carpenter
Watkins Bank
Doctors Report Muc e Grip. People are Ti With Colds Grippe
Doctors note an upsurge in grippe and colds this winter with many cases of pneumonia developing from grippe. The report warns widespread illness and aching fevers across the community. The Commercial Club will hold its regular monthly meeting this evening with full attendance desired for important discussions.
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Grippe
Commercial Club
Social gatherings fill afternoon in Lawrence clubs
Miss Nannie Mackey hosted Motiel Card Club with guests Mrs Sparr Mrs Gifford Mrs Green Mrs Spahling Mrs Jewett Alis Hughes Miss Bertha Badsky and Miss Bertha Guenther of Sedalia Mo among others Refreshments followed Entra Nous Club hosted by Mrs Henry Moore with guests Mrs Charles Starkweather Miss Hoge and Mrs J W Scott A merry juvenile party honored Master Edward Heathman Fifteen boys attended Mrs G M Falley hosted a large afternoon with Naomi Light assisting Mrs Earl Pringle’s wedding planned for this evening at the Underwood home with extended out of town guests including Mrs Jum T Gold and Mrs Lee vett Miss Mossler Wiedemann and Hubbell to present a recital at downtown studio tomorrow afternoon and other social notes from Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Mackey
Motiel Card Club
Charles Sparr
A. Gifford
Will Green
Jewett
Alis. Hughes
Bertha Badsky
Bertha Guenther
Entra Nous Club
Henry Moore
Charles Starkweather
Hoge
J. W Scott
Jafternoon
Lueheen
Ecards
G. M. Falley
Edward Heathman
Naomin Light
Alice Underwood
Earl Pringle
Claire Wiley
Noah
Alice Dicker
Myrtle Kaufman
Good Roads Advise from E L O Bryon in Journal
Local editor suggests practical steps for better roads, favoring dirt surfaces and crown grading to improve drainage. Proposes district funded road districts, ownership of a road scraper, and seasonal maintenance by workers. Ends with endorsement of king drag but calls for adaptable use.
Markets by Wire Grains and Provisions
Kansas City and Chicago market items report grain and hay prices with receipts for cattle hogs and live stock. Notable figures include wheat corn oats rye butter and seeds and local ads for seeds flowers and post cards. Death notice for an infant child of S Linduff Hulliday is included with burial plans.
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Kansas City
Chicago
WMSL
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weather Report
University of Ken of
Bowerlock Tvs
John Cort
Max Figman
The
B. M. Dix
E. G. Sutherland
Presa
Woodward & Co.'s
Priday
Readice
Willis Wood
Thea're
Bunker- Lytton
Mr. Sothern
Richelieu
Lord Dundreary
St. Patrick's Day
McCulloch’s
Rexall
Hurd
Wiedemann’s
Eeeed
Kodak
Woodward & Co
G. A. Messer
Park Grocery
Barteldes Seed Co
Wiedemann's
L. L. Phillips
the Square
White House
Square Deal
Martin & Holmes Real Estate and Investment Co
Mass
Ohio St
Fort Scott
Kans
Clark County
Faxon-Newman
E. M. Hopkins
Strong
Wilcox
Duncan
Preussner
Blickpmar
George Kuhner
Mrs. Frei! Laxman
Indianapolis
Dimjius Underwood
Mad Prince
Amos
Jum’ T. Gold
Bigstone
South Dakota
Leevett
Hoisington
John
Maud
Link Covey
Kang
S. A
Gertrude Hoffman
S. It
S. R
Hoadley
Perrin
Princess Empire
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
OLD Ampshire Bond
the Journal
Macau
Xours
E.L, O’bryon
Bee
S. Linduff Hulliday
Bartelde, Co
California
Raymond's Drug Store
Snyder
Mrs. Prentiss’ Home
West Warren St
Wiedemann
Maes. Bt
Business Directory
Attorneys-At-Law
I H. Menger
Amsaachusetts Street
W. D. Goode
Maza
Ralph E. Barnes
PH. G
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Leos
City Drug Store
Louisiana
T. Gillispie
Cor, Vt
Warren
Bell
Indiana
Hoth Phanne Eye
C.J. Simmons
Mice
D. Morse, M. D
Fice
A. GW. Jones
Butte No
F. A
Ohiaatrnak
Bell 1
J. Ro Bechter
Gateope
Offic
Useite Bt
Tennespearatreet
Bell Phone Lab
J. Blair
Vormant
John CG. Rudolph
Sonnelly Shos
New Hampshire
Win Bie
Lawrence, Kane
T. Sincla
Massachuset
Ipera House
Sliver Typewriter
Mase
St. RW
Morrison
Mork Bros. & Sharp
Idridga House
Grorge A. Banks & Son
Boyles
Stevenson's Bank Store
St. Patrick’s Day
Stevenain
Cc. G. Ward
McCulloch’y
Wiedemann’a
DY Perkins & CO
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