Track Meet Prep Shows Mixed Indoor Meet Prospects
Coach Hagerman tunes his men for Friday indoor track at Robinson gym facing Baker. Many competitors will gain first experience and boost the dual meet with Missouri in two weeks. Some basketball players lack track training after a tough season, while stars like Bergen and Hall Clark push for strong showings in sprints, hurdles, and relays. Local notes mention refreshments and camera gear ads amid the clutter.
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Hagerman
Baker
Robinson Gymnasium
Jayhanker
Missouri
Bergen
Julingen
Martindell
Johnson
Hageruan
Badger
Kansas
Hal Clark
Ottawa
Cooley
Haddock
Captain Newburd
Hamilton
Grivnard
Real Estate Firm Promotes Square Deal Motto at 719 Mass
Martin and Tulmes Real Estate and Investment Co at 719 Mass St invites the public to list property for sale rent or exchange. They offer two Ohio St lots residences a 200 acre Fort Scott Kansas farm for Lawrence trade wheat land in Clark County Kansas for sale with cheap pricing. Also a 7 room cottage on Ky St for 1 750 Kent 14.00 per month and a 6 room house with barn gas hot water tank instant heater priced 3 000. Bell phone 266.
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Martin & Tulmes Real Estate and Investment Co
Mass. St
Ohio St
Fort Scott
Kans
Lawrence
Clark County
Ky.st
Kents
West Lawrence
Bell
Quiet week in electric line talks and city plans
No developments this week on the Lawrence electric line. W R Sullivan and Albert Emmanuel expected Monday from Dayton to discuss bids and franchise matters while a Kansas City interurban project may begin soon. Meanwhile boulevard and cut drive plans gain support from locals, with George Davis likely joining Dayton men to push action next week.
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W. R. Sullivan
Albert Emmanuel
Dayton
Ohio
Lawrence
George Davis
Laming
Kansas City
Kansas City and
Kansas Southwestern Company
Ace Live
Lawrence Committee
Commercial Club
Electric Line
THAT MORTGAGE TAX LAW OR STUBBS DOUBTS
The Topeka Capital questions the mortgage tax bill and Governor Stubbs stance. The editorial laments the law as passed, praising a Douglas senator's equity proposal to tax mortgages as real estate, which was blocked by financial institutions. It argues mortgages should be taxed as real estate with corresponding exemptions.
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Stubbs
Topeka
Douglas
Banquet Planned by Lawrence Traveling Men Unit
The local lodge of the United Commercial Travelers will host a big time banquet at the Eldridge in Lawrence on March 20. Members from Topeka Leavenworth and Kansas City Kansas are expected, with talks by speakers and an innovation inviting members’ wives for the first time. The UCT lodge has shown growing activity and jvigor recently.
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Eldridge
The
United Commercial Travelers
Lawrence
Marcel
Topeka
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Kansas
U. C.T
University Dramatics Tighten Rules for Players
University authorities enforce strict regulations on stage participation. The Masque plans The Bishop's Carriage and the Thespians stage As You Like It in April, with an eligibility committee checking that actors maintain full academic standing and meet workload requirements.
Lawrence Merchants Report Broad Business Satisfaction
Local merchants in Lawrence report improved business this year with millinery harvests approaching. Openings of new designs will occur in two weeks, and shoe stores see strong Oxford sales. Overall sentiment is one of general satisfaction among traders.
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Lawrence
Oxfords
Still Cold Weather Stays With No Warming Signs
Storm forecast never arrived and a prolonged cold spell persists with clouds threatening. Farmers delay field work as fruit growth stalls and plowing backlog grows. Rumors of a harsher spring dismissed, noting a tough winter two seasons ago. Rexall Larkspar Lotion advertised at 125 cents per bottle by McCulloch's Rexall store. Wall paper hangers from Stevenson's invite customers to book work.
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Rexall
McCulloch’s
Readick Co to Stage The Old Sextion at Bowersock
Amusements note that the Readick Company presents The Old Sextion at Bowersock Opera House for two nights and Saturday matinee starting Friday March 12. The show blends elements of Old Homestead Peaceful Valley Way Down East with original scenes. quotes from New Orleans Picayune praise the production. Night prices 10 20 30 cents. Matinee prices 10 and 20 cents for children and adults.
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Bowersock Opera House
The
Readick Co
Local Trades and Goods Advertisements from town paper
Horse blacksmithing and wagon work guaranteed with driving horse specialty by G A Messer at 1312 Mass St near Park Grocery. Chamois skins sold at Raymond's Drug Store. Face and skin brushes available. Elefant strain products at Bartelde Sved Co. Typewriter ribbons and carbons at Stevenson's Book Store.
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G. A. Messer
Mass
St. Near Park Grocery
Raymond’s Drug Store
Stevenson's
Dunakin the Hustler Fresh Meats and Groceries Ad
Hustler at 629. 181-2 Bridge St advertises fresh and salt meats at low prices. Flour sacks priced at $1.50 and $1.56 per 48 pounds. Multiple coffee brands offered in 2 pound quantities with prices from 25 to 55 cents. Notions of all kinds also listed.
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Bridge St
Key West
Old Dominion Coffer
Sneak Thieves Steal Preserved Fruit From Musgrove Home
A thief or thieves entered Mrs. Musgrove’s home at 1305 Kentucky Street by cutting away a cellar screen. They took a large quantity of preserved fruit last evening, frightening the family but fleeing when the light was on. Local reports note similar fruit thefts in Lawrence, highlighting the cost and effort involved.
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Musgrove
Kentucky Street
Mrs. Musgrove
Lawrence
Declamation Contest at Lawrence High School
Tomorrow evening the Lawrence High School will hold its annual declamation contest in the high school chapel. The program features student performances with prizes donated by Mrs. Dilf Perkins and promises a close competition among participants Ruth Cater Helen Pendleton and others.
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Lawrence High School
Ralph Stevens
Ie Kreider
de Lance
Kanata
Slope Robinson
Selo
Miss Riggs
Elizabeth Love- Joy
Nellie Bryant
Viano Sylo
Acthar Joluston
University Dinner Set for April 2 at University Club
The University of Kansas spring dinner is planned for April 2 at the University Club in Kansas City. Graduates and former students from KU and surrounding areas, plus Kansas City attendees, are expected. Also mentions Seeds for Gardens and China Lane items from local merchants.
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In-Chuize
University of Kansas
University Club
Kansas City
Kan University Froi Surroun
Local social notes mention Kansas City trips and visits
Purely personal items list many residents in and around Kansas City and nearby towns. Individuals such as Will Dick John Seymour ek Anderson Jie Esterley Col W A Harris and Mrs H B Ober are noted traveling visiting or attending automobile shows in Kansas City. Names, places, and destinations include Salina Parsons Pueblo Cal Council Bluffs Iowa Wichita Fort Scott and the Philippines bound to South America.
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A Will Dick
Kansas City
John Seymour
Salina
Ek Anderson
Is City
Jie Esterley
Kkansas City
Ixwell Sutlers
Davis
Parsons
Kans
Col
W. A. Harris
H. B. Ober
Ralph Gore
Sawyer
Kansas
J. UD. Siler
Council Blufs
Iowa
A. My
Lila’ Vergler
Wichita
Perry Ewing
Gay CG. Lyman
Rusty Yeoman
Cola
Justafson
Fred Clark
Kancity
Gen Marshall
Lincoln
William Ligraham
Belvit
Boughton
Win Newmark Wall
James Wilson
George Bownan
Aly
Ed Anderson
Watt City
Countty
J “Nel Mas
D. HH
Simmninger
J.C. Dinll
Joel
A. U. Mitchell
Hannah Mitchell
Suthern
Hawlet
U. Manley
Frank Mervill
Phi Psi
Paola
Kan
Ed Cahill
Ratalorie
Jet Brown
Fort Scott
Hev
I Brown
Ib. Protsch
Ed Feart
Fred Morris
Win Newmark
C. L. Rutter
Carl Phillips
Alfred Lawrence
J. S. Robinson
T. B. Robinson
Massachusetts Street
Mrs. Robinson
Philippine Islands
South Ameries
Kansas Leads In Auto Purchases Across Three States
Facts cited from an Automobile Show in Kansas City claim Kansas bought more automobiles last year than the combined total of three states. The report, attributed to a Boston statistician, notes growth in larger, expensive cars while lighter, cheaper models see steady use along the Hugh Holmes road survey nearing Garnett. Active surveying on the Holmes line has paused, with officials from Standard Engineering not reachable for comment.
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OLD Hampshire
OLD Hampshire Bond
Sunflower State
Kansas
Kansas City
Boston
Sulborn- Stics
Iola
Iola Register
Blackmar
Hugh Holmes
Holmes
Nick Hunt
Harud
Lowry
Axtel
Blackmor
Lucre
Uderson County
Hiewosh Reeder Township
Garnett
Blackmar—Garnett
Holmes Line
Hirlmes Line
Standard Engineering Company
Real Estate Transfers And Quitclaim Entries
Real estate transfers and quit claim deeds recorded with names including Earl Overtaan, Lawrence Chas Quirkle, Martha E Wakefields, Mae F Elster and others. Several parcels described by lot numbers and street addresses. notes mention a husband’s death in 1908 and a widow’s life estate.
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Ailduin
Wla
McChire
Baldwin
Moore
Singh Vinlsud
Sutton
Nwey
Nia
See
Tyry
Herbert Tun
Kansas
Dy Rean
Eli Overtaan
Lawrance
Chas
Qerkle
Bile West Lawrence
Ehlery
Kiley
J. Ok
Terie Street
Ingine
A. Clack
Lawrence
Deel
Martha E. Wakefields
Willow
Automobilists say middle west leads in car usage
Automobilists claim the middle west now has more cars than any other region and that it bought more automobiles last year than the combined total of three other states, suggesting a shift in car ownership trends across major towns including New York City.
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New York City
Middle West
Hau
Banquet Tonight At Eldridge For University Guests
A university banquet is planned this evening at the Eldridge with Prof Adolph Ziefle on the program. Dr S J Crambine from Topeka will attend. Burns Allen is very ill after a recent medical consultation. Mrs Minnie Baker and Mrs Mary Lakir narrowly escaped gas fumes from a faulty kitchen gas line. Deputy Assessor Gabrick hints at a Bible oath issue in tax collection. Remnants of lace and embroidery fill the ad pages as merchants tout stock and seasonal goods. The Brown and Courtney teams are set to play tonight as attention turns to local sports.
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S. J. Crambine
Topeka
Mharmie
Adolph Ziefle
Dr. J. Crambine
Eity
Minnie Baker
Mary Lakir
Old
D Streets
Mary Baker
Iran
Kexall
Tessee
Henry Hagenbuch
Dr. Wayne
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Wette Fons
Bowersick
John Cort
America
Max Figman
the Substitute
B. M. Dix and
E. G. Sutherlland
Woodward & Co
the Readice CO
Tour
Helen
Aubrey
Amer
Woewhward & Co
Sayler
Mrs. Prentiss’ Home
West Warren St
Wiedemann’s
Eastman Kodak
Woodward & Co.'s
Square Deal
the Journal
U. Cc. T
Stevenson
Willis Wood
Thea
Sothern
Richelieu
Mr. Sothern
Lord Dundreary
Elefant
Barteldes Sved Co
Dunakin
L. L. Phillips & CO
820
Mass. &T
Barteldes’ Seed Co
China Lue
St. Host
Ton’s
Hoadley
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Burns Allen
Burns Ab Fen
Mr. Aden
Gabrick
Gabriel
Embra News
California
Ilume
West Warren
Fresh Popcom Ensp
Wiede
Larteldes
Wiedemann
Tey
Business Directory
Attorneys-At-Law
Sarker & Meane
Attorneys- at-Law
J. H. Menger
Phun
Ralph E. Barnes
PH. G
Olive Over City Drug Store
Louisiane
City Drug Store
Realdene
City
Chambers
D. Morse
M. D. Uice
Woodwant & Co
G. W. Jones
Ohio Telephones
Bell and Home
J. A. Bechtel
Dhupatia
Atreet Bell
Do Blair
Trumson
Vermont St
Miscellaneque
Jonnelly
Warner New Hampshire
Winthrop Sts
Kane Amt
Sinclair
Islephone
Massachusetts
Oliver Treeyt
Kent
E. M. Morriaca
Work Bros
Anna Eldridge Houdeck
Parke
Specialty
Eorge A. Banks & Son
Ire
Ofte
Biome Book Co
McCatloch
Episcopal Ladies
Wagstaff’s
Lawrence Transfer Co
Helen Aubrey
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