Hospital Site Approved for Tuberculosis Sanitarium at Lansing
On March 13, officials including J Crumrine secretary of the Board of Health and state architect Gtk Adler visited to approve plans for a new tuberculosis hospital at Lansing Twaste Kan. The project, expected to begin as soon as weather and government clearances permit, aims to create a premier facility with modern ventilation, sterilized equipment, and ward layouts designed to minimize infection spread for tubercular patients.
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Lansing
Twaste Kan
Prison parole board hears many relatives of prisoners
The parole board saw numerous wives and mothers of fifteen prisoners seek paroles. About twenty five prisoners applied for parole and only three were women. Approximately ten paroles are expected to receive favorable recommendations at this session.
Speelman to Hospital as Jail Condition Worsens
Speelman the young bank clerk held on a charge of embezzlement will be moved from the state jail to a local hospital to receive medical treatment. U S Attorney and others have secured authorization for his removal while authorities arrange formalities at the federal level. He is described as gravely ill, weakened, and at risk of blindness, with plans to transport him to a hospital and later to the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth if sentenced.
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Gjerk
Speelman
Youn
Puntry
Mieth
U. S
Wickersham
Fed Iu
Wade
Andér
Nate
Hing
Les
Phan
Heer
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenword
United States
John 2B
Harrison
Bono Haveeen
Speelma
Havlett
Lave Jalzo
Early Potatoes and Local Notices
Potatoes keep best in a cool wet spring with two deep storage in a trench or bin. Remove tender sprouts to promote green growth before planting. Property transfers listed include Deeds: Lawrence, Morris, Winter and others in Douglas County Kansas. Death of infant Jane Evelyn Cooper noted with funeral held at Oak Hill cemetery. Odd Fellows lodge initiates eight candidates from nearby towns, with an oyster supper following meeting.
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Wis
K. D. O'Bryan
George HK. Tintson
Wills
Lawrence
William
Hiison
Jois
Massachusetts Street
Ethan
Morris
Kansas Mo
Zena F. Martin
Ji Mource
Newton
Baldwin
Kansas
Waith
Winter
Milton R. Winter
Qusuryer
Douglas County
Cilmore
Endera
Oluf
Berger
Novi
Geres
Willian
Ee ‘Sinclair and
Wile, Douglas Co
Karl A. Rowman
Wile
SHG
Jane Evelyn Cooper
Daaughter
Afr
Chas. H. Coper
Sibley
Oak Mill
Case Dismissed In Copper Boiler Theft Case
Police court yesterday dismissed the case against Tom Smith who faced theft charges for a copper boiler sold to a junk dealer. With little evidence, Smith was released and police hold a battered boiler as part of the ongoing inquiry.
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Tom Smith
Smith
Ese
Alberta to Prairie Lands Booming for Homesteads
Fragment from a 1914 era Alberta prospectus highlights rich yields of wheat oats and barley boosting land sales across Western Canada. It touts fertile soil proximity to railways and affordable acre prices sparking homesteads of 160 acres with nearby pre emptions of 50 acres at 3 dollars per acre in desirable districts.
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Alberti
Alberta
Canada
U.S
Vrest
Appleatton
Seideves Saat
Uiprinag Uderamant Azwite
Building at Quincy Discusses New School Plan
Deliberations include Prof Haworth noting readiness to begin paying taxes for a new school building while Chalkley criticizes the 40 year old structure. Aly Bawersock calls for caution on debt, Raucardner stresses sanitation concerns, and advocates argue about air quality and safety for children.
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Quincy
Johnson
Lawrence
Smith
Pas Queho
Haworth
TL Chalkley
Aly
Bawersock
Raf
Raucardner
Lawrence visitors and weekend trips noted in local columns
Thomas Buchanan and son Harry visited Lawrence for Thursday and Friday at Mrs Weidler of Kansas City then headed to Bick Crock hunting camp on the river. Walter Kunkel and daughter were passengers in Lawrence Saturday. Missy Trennison of Topeka spent time with her brother Charles Denitiaon and family Sunday and Monday.
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Whaliamstown
Thomas Buchannen
Lawrence
Weidler
Kansas
Bick Crock
Walter Kunkel
Lawrence Saturda Misy” Trennison
Topeka
Charles Denitiaon
Sage Tea Will Darken Hair Promotes Quick Results
An old time remedy for darkening hair is offered as Sage Tea with Sulphur in a ready-made bottle by Wreth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. The ad touts revival of grandmothers’ methods and promises rapid improvement for dry and falling hair with a money back guarantee if not as described. Special Agent O P Barker & Son advertises the product at 9999 Mass St and notes a druggist can supply it. Guardian's Deed items follow detailing undivided interests in townships and land transfer from United States to Jonathan Ogden.
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Wreth
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Earl S. Sloan
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Benessork
Quincey
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Profve
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Perry
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Jonathan ‘Ogden
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