Market Letter From Kansas City Stock Yards March 9 Prices
The good run of 12 000 cattle yesterday sold readily at steady to strong prices with late sales 10 cents higher than last week. Today 8000 head on sale. bids up on date sales. Eastern buyers driven by sellers’ momentum. steers sold to 7.10 and 7.25 late, averages around 5.73. Hogs resilient with heavy weights 6.60 to 6.70. light hogs 6.20 to 6.60. pigs 5.25 to 6.00. Sheep and yearlings steady with lambs 7.25 to 7.50, yearlings 6.23 to 7.10, wethers 3.25 to 5.85. A. Rickart, L. S. Correspondent. California Sweet Peas and seeds advertised at Home Store. fresh popcorn at Wiedemin.
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Kansas City
J Wethers
D. A. Rickart
L. S
St Patrick's Day Observance Ahead in Lawrence
March 17th approaches as a sacred day in memory of St Patrick with shamrock and green attire. Stores in Lawrence showcase related articles and Catholics may pause Lent observance on the occasion.
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Lawrence
St. Patrick
Jess Brooks Recovering After Gunshot Wound
Reports from the hospital say Jess Brooks is doing nicely with no lasting injuries expected. His leg was set Sunday and in a cast after being shot by an officer while resisting arrest.
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Jess Brooks
Brooks
Real Estate Ads and Local Notices in Lawrence Area
An assortment of property offerings and notices appears, including two Ohio Street lots, several residences, a 266 acre farm near Fort Scott Kansas, and six sections of wheat land in Clark County Kansas for sale. Local social items note illnesses, visits, and church group meetings among Lawrence residents, with names and brief activities.
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Martin & the Eastman Kodak and
Gamera
Holmes Real’ Estate and Investment i
Woodward & Co
Pulldaks
Ohio St
Fort. Scott
Kans
Lawrence
Clark County
Handsome Leaves in Our Season’s Sample Book
Many leaves to turn over in our sample book of the season's papers. Each one is so handsome and appropriate that a dhviee is not an easy matter.
Kansas Spring Storm Freshens Ground and Hails Breese
A severe spring storm moved across Kansas bringing heavy rain and snow while soaking the ground. Farmers report good overall conditions though fruit growers fear potential damage as buds swell in coming days. The storm was broad with a stiff northeast breeze and milder cold exposure.
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Kansas
Debators Chosen for Kansas University Debates
The faculty advisory committee selected six KU students to debate with Colorado and Missouri on ship subsidy. E. Overman M. C. Louck will travel to Missouri while P. C. Carnon J. W. Harbeson and Ralph Heinway head to Colorado.
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Kansas University
Colorado
Missouri
A. J. Boynton
C. H. Gray
W. H. Carruth
E. L. Overman
M. C. Louck
J. W. Harbeson
Ralph Heinway
George Stuart Clears Path to University Path
Reports from West Lawrence praise Geo. Stuart for shovelling the walk from his home to the University and down the street yesterday morning. If not for this work some students could not have reached the University.
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George Stuart
West Lawrence
Geo
Stuart
Douglas County Doctors Meet at YMCA Session
The Douglas County Medical Association held an interesting meeting last evening at the YMCA building. Dr Liston of Baldwin read a paper titled Fees and Collections. The membership list was reviewed and corrected for publication in the upcoming American Medical Association directory.
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Douglas County Physicians
Douglas County Medical Association
Liston of
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American Society
The Senator's Daughter at Bowersock Theatre Opens
Opening attraction at Bowersock Theatre on Monday March 1st offers southern comedy drama. The plot follows a Kentucky senator's daughter who abandons her husband for a French gambler denounced as a scoundrel after a cheating scandal. Helen Aubrey delivers a highly emotional performance. Ladies receive a free ticket with one paid 30e admission on opening night if bought before 7 p.m.
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Bowersock Theater
Kentucky
jHelen Aubrey
Bowling Scores At Merchants Athletic Association Meet
Gustafson tallied 2517 with a high 522 for Gustavson Kuhne posted 2270 and 497 as his best while Barteldes Sr and Day bowls were noted for an upcoming night. Rev Samuel Garvin of Kansas City will preach at the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning.
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Gustafson
Kuhne
Kune
Barteldes, Sr
Samuel Garvin
Kansas City
Kans
Presbyterian Church
Purely Personal Visitors and Travel Notes from Lawrence
Local notices list several visitors and travelers. Scott Hopkins from Topeka, Harry Graham from Kansas City, J W Gleed and Miss Addie Tweed visiting Lawrence, with others from Abilene Salina and Topeka. Attendees at the Kansas City auto show include Henry Perkins, Will Gricia, Clement Perkins, Herb Alexander, and doctors Reich Philips. Frank Saner and Vic Keller attended the Woodmen convention in Leavenworth.
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Scott Hopkins
Topeka
Harry Graham
Kansas City
J. W. Gleed
G. C. Rathbun
Abilene
Lawrence
Henry Perkins
John Clugston
Addie Tweed
Colorado Springs
Harry Wilson
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Kansas Ia
Ray Ridnour
Salina
G. G. Clevenger
Margaret Garvey
W. D. Weidler
Shimmons
Will Gricia
Clement Perkins
Frank Saner
Vic Keller
Leavenworth
The
Woodmen of the World
Forest Howard
Arkansas City
Herb Alexander
BR. E. Brotsely
E. R. Reich
Carl Phillips
Kansas Legislature Sets Record Low Appropriations for 1909
The Kansas Legislature reduced total appropriations despite a $500,000 levy error and requests for $1.3 million more. The 1909 session cost about $7,002,789.36, with much of the money flowing to education and charities. The senate aided education, and despite vetoes on some bills, state schools received about $2.28 million. Private charities and fuel aid also saw sizable allocations.
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House
Ile Wiys and Means Committee
Honorary Educational Institution
Poultry Association
Topeka
Senate Committee On
C. S. Huffman
Lhairman
Sevenrins
Dean HLS lecture on youth, poisons, and discipline note
E U NOTES describes Dean Y HLS addressing pharmacy students about questions on poisons and classification, urging reliable information, and sharing advice to avoid gray hairs. It covers athletics tryouts, freshmen basketball plans, debates on public utilities, Masque club plans, geology field trip, ethics studies, and taxidermist Frank A Wetmore resigning to join Colorado State Museum in Denver.
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School of Pharmacy
Frank A. Wetmore
Natural History Museum
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North America
Denver
Colorado
Colorady State Museum
Lawrence Auto Show Interest Grows In Kansas City Visit
Lawrence auto enthusiasts flock to the Kansas City exhibition with many planning summer tours near and far. The auto club aims to promote boulevard and cliff drives and expand local driving events. Nearby stores advertise books, wallpaper, and home goods as shoppers browse designs.
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Lawrence
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Kansas City
The
Automobile Club
Lawrence Automobile Club
Abstract Business Office Fire Special Attention Noted
A fire at the Abstract Business Office in Fraternal Aid Building Room No. 3 drew special attention from responders. No injuries reported, and investigators began examining the scene for causes and damages.
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