Local social notes and visits span Kansas City and Lawrence
Miss Fanny Perkins left for Trenton Missouri for the weekend while Miss Grate and Miss Ferguson plan visits to Kansas City. Beryl Blanchard and Mrs Ekner visit relatives in Kansas City and Eldorado. Dr White of Lawrence conducted business here as others travel for studying and family ties with Alpha Chi and Zeta Chi events.
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Coznd
vEdith ‘Bidean
Mary Fuller
K.A
Alpha Chi
Ruth
Esther Ferguson
Norwood
Kamas
Lotteren ‘Slack
Kansas City
Dhyeh Alison
Optimsit and Digestive Ads Echo Historical Paper
An odd mixture of old inkered advice on digestion and a cafe-style ad spread appears in a historical page. The item promotes Dane's Diapep tablets and Winpepsin for stomach relief while interweaving brief political commentary praising a Republican signal. The tone mimics a small-town paper with local commerce notes and campaign snap.
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Sigigarh
Mapo
Final decision in San Jose State University spraying case
The Kansas case ends with Mr Balch ordering his fruit trees cut after University entomologists under Prof Hunter cited San Jose State grafts and spraying orders. Balch contends spraying is costly and ineffective and vows to quit tree business, while the court upheld the university order and the state case near Wichita.
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Wichita
San Jose Seale
University
Hatch
Te University Ye
Supreme Court
Hunter
Vidhifa
Balel
Ale
Baleh
Mr. Balch
Kansas
San Jose
New
California
Florida
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Jenstin
Red‘ Strenk
Ben Davis
Windmill
Bothr
Phétes
Condemned General Jules Coizon Faces Death in Haiti
General Jules Coison, once a military figure in Hayti, was condemned to death by the criminal court for the Fasilade massacre of March 1908 in which ten people were killed including three of his brothers. The ruling comes as the country grapples with the aftermath of the violent incident in Port Prince.
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Jules Coizon
Hayti
Jules Coison
Proclamation Declares Walkout By Berlin Miners Union
A fragmented clipping notes a proclamation involving miners and socialist groups in Berlin with mentions of a strike and union actions. The readable text references socialist spiners and a walkout connected to the miners union.
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Union al
Berlin
sMarelx
Spiners
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Satisfied User
A user describes relief from back pain and kidney discomfort after taking Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial emphasizes rapid, reliable relief and urges purchases from Foster-Milburn Co. as sole U S agents with a 50 cent price.
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Iseour
Hart
Lawrence
Gaivre
Peterson
New Dorks Heidaweonee
Teans
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Butftala
New York
United States
Doan
Snl
The Three Twins Show Thrills Lawrence Audiences
The Three Twins attraction drew a large crowd in Lawrence with Frank Wade directing. Gvarse Ehner and Gertrude Talcheson lead a sizable company, praised for lively stunts, stylish costumes, and an enthusiastic encore from a responsive audience.
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Frank Wade
Lawrence
Bethiny
Dubinsky Brothers
Three Twins
Seli
Yao Yao
Three Tits
Victor Morleys
Pessie Clifford
Mr. Wade
Staing of the Tres
Gvarse Ehner
Gertrude Talcheson
Misa Hniteleson
Scoop Gone From Journal World Reopens Soon
The Journal-World reports Scoop, its most efficient reporter, is hospitalized for an indeterminate stay. Doctors fear brain storm if he continues to push stories, so he is kept in a private room with pencils removed and windows sealed. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised at article end for blood diseases.
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Journal-World
Hospittal
Sepop
Seoop
Sroop
Ano
Ford
Sthonoffies
Inja Rep
GREEN FEEDS YEAR AROUND
Agricultural note urges year round clover hay and scalded clover for laying hens to improve shells and production. Bran serves as a good substitute when clover is scarce, with vegetable foods like cabbage potatoes beets and turnips advised. Poultry experts emphasize nitrogen and lime in clover for better egg production.
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Departient of Agriculture
Ancona fowl praised for vigor and prolific eggs
A writer extols the Ancona breed as imported from Europe ten years ago and now highly valued by fanciers in America. The birds are active, hardy, and thrive near the northern states, with large hatch rates and high egg output, often laying by 4 to 6 months and reaching 259 eggs annually per flock.
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Anconas
Europe
America
Winter care of the ducks in winter feeding method
A writer in the Orange Judd Farmer details winter duck care and bulk feeding. Use greens dried in summer, stored like hay, boiled mash of roots and beets, plus appl e and other scraps. Feed twice daily in winter, three times in spring, with four measures greens and four of corn chop per duck.
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Orange Judd
Portable colony house for brooding chicks and summer use
Kempster of Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station describes a portable colony house 7 by 16 feet, built on a four inch frame with movable fixtures for ease of moving between locations. The design supports brooding early chicks, growing chicks in summer, and breeding hens in spring, emphasizing ventilation, dryness, and simple construction.
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H.L. Kempster
Michigan
Collapsible Indiana coop wins clever design honors
An Indiana inventor created a metal chicken coop that folds flat in a minute and stores on six flat surfaces. The unit uses a revolving circular plate with three holes to control access for hens and chicks, with timed openings for nesting and exits.
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Indiana
Snowbound Union Pacific trains resume service through Lawrence
Snow caused widespread delays to trains west of Topeka and Junction City as strong winds piled snow back on the tracks. Yesterday plows reopened routes and most trains ran on or near schedule today, with local service unhindered.
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Union Pacific
Junction City
Lawrence
Topeka
Junction ‘City
Atlanta Woman Accused of Shooting Husband in Sleep
Eugene Grate claims Daisy Obie Grace opened fire after waking from nightmares lasting three weeks. Grace allegedly told his attorney she had been troubled by dreams of her former husband Obie, leading to the morning shooting incident in Atlanta.
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Bnoposal
Auanta
Gene
Eugene Grate
Daisy Obie Grace
Grace
Obie
Lawrence Shirts in Idaho Admired by Prisoners
J. W. Dwyer of Idaho, one of the men in charge of the prisoners taken through here this morning, is a devoted believer in Lawrence. He has worn shirts made by Wilder Brothers of Lawrence for ten years and spoke highly of this product from Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Idaho
J. W. Dwyer
Dwyer
Wilder Brothers
Desertion case to be tried in Douglas County
Frank McGuire, accused of deserting his wife and children in North Lawrence, was arrested in Topeka by a Topeka officer. Douglas County authorities extradited him to Lawrence to answer the charge. Similar desertion cases have resulted in guilty verdicts at prior district court terms, with County Attorney Ed I pursuing this action.
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Frank McGuire
Douglas County
North Lawrence
McGuire
Topeka
Perkins
Cty
Banning
Taurence
Doughts County
Venland Man Dead G McPheeters Dies at Home
W C McPheeters of near Finland Ohio died after a long illness from cancer. He was 38, left a wife and six children. He moved to Douglas county about ten years ago from low and was highly respected in his neighborhood. He was buried in the local cemetery on Thursday.
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G. McPheeters
W. C. McPheeters
Finland
Tucklay
McPheeters
Douglas County
Low
Roosevelt Delegates Pick Homer Mann and Ernest Sweeney
Kansas City March 9 Roosevelt adherents in the Fire District convention selected Homer T. Mann and Ernest R. Sweeney as delegates to the national convention pledged for Roosevelt. The convention comprises 415 districts chosen at yesterday's primary with a pro Roosevelt majority.
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Homer B. Mann
E. R. Sweeney
Kansas City
Roosevelt
Fira
Homer Tt. Maoh
Ernest R. Sweeney
Thuys- Do
Imary
Six Die in Chicago Lodging House Fire
Chicago fire at a lodging house in March killed six men and injured others. Firemen battled flames as residents fled. Missing details include exact location and cause. Authorities investigate with local officials examining the building and safety features.
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Chicago
Paint powder: a new dry paint for all surfaces
A trade note describes a product called Powderpaint, a dry powder that with cold water makes a weatherproof paint as durable as oil paint. It claims adhesion to wood, stone, and brick, spreads like paint, and costs about a quarter the price. Send 58Y North Street, Adams, NY, for a trial package and a color card with details.
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Rice
Adams
Akie
St. Adam
PN. Y
Fire Tragedy on Clark Street Lodging House
A fire at Clark Street lodging house killed several occupants and injured others. Firemen searched the building as authorities feared more casualties beneath two additional floors. One man jumped to his death from a fourth story window amid chaos.
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Clark Street
Frerden
Weed
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