Rebuilding plans for Baptist church adopted at meeting
The church building committee’s plans were unanimously approved. Work will start April 1 with total costs estimated at 10 000 to 12 000 dollars. Rather than contracting, the project will be supervised by David Krehbiel and J E Hail, church members, who bring construction and supervision experience. The Albach and Bartelles teams bowled last night with Albach 225 and high man Cumriney 357. Bartelles 2 207. Koh ran Robinsen 507.
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Baptist Church
David Krehbiel
J. E. Hail
Albach
Bartelles
Cumriney
Koh Ran Robinsen
Worthy Candidate for Education Board Treasurer
Indications favor Mrs. Wattie Tibballs as a candidate for the Board of Education Treasurer in the upcoming primaries. The letter cites her four years of neighborhood support and her unwavering care for a family, noting she has handled rent and household duties while facing hardship. It argues she is capable and deserving of public support.
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Sewdie
Litte
Wment
Machine
Tib'bals
Ned
Local ads mix in weekly storefront notices on Mass Street
A scatter of ads and notices along Mass Street cover household remedies at W J Busch Phona Connection quilting services and quilt making, wall paper and beadwork, infant care, baby products, clothing items like sweater vests, safety razors, coffee blends, poultry and eggs priced for quick sale, writing papers from Searles Bros and Boughton’s stock, plus a Robertson Undertaking Co. contact for day or night service.
Woodward & Co Seeks Interior Paint Supplies
Woodward & Co. announce receipt of paints varnishes and related supplies for spring interior work. The offer emphasizes good quality and mentions Sassafras for other interior repairs as well.
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Woodward & Co
Sassafras
Stolen Team Case Leads to Jail for Two in City
Marshal Kineaul arrested a man named Arthur Carr and a woman Mary Corseon for stealing a team of horses hired by Missouri & Kansas Telephone Co. in Kansas City. The pair claim they traded for the team elsewhere and deny guilt, while Mr. Hand identified the stolen team. They remain jailed as officers pursue the case. The report notes other local events and ads amid the arrest tale.
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Marshal Kineaul
Aftenoion
Arthur Carr
Mary Corseon
Keister Dressmaking School Offers 30 Day Inducements
Fragmentary items indicate a dressmaking school promotion at 736 New with drafting and tailoring departments. References to Schulz at 911 Mass and a Wolf's Book Store appear incidental.
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Keister
Town notices and arrivals from Topeka to Kansas City
Local readers catalog several movement updates including Albert Lander and Gus Wilman traveling to Topeka and Kansas City, Chas Spencer in town, and Ben Willians heading to Denver. Mrs. W B Brownell, Mrs. J W Green, and others visit or travel, with Miss Georgi and Miss Lena Badsky noted. A farewell party for Mr Lenig and family is described at 814 Rhode Island Street with gifts and an Elaborte supper.
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Gus Wilman
Kansas City
Chas Spencer
Tola
Ben Willians
Denver
A. Monroe
Kans
Gen. Roberts
St. Louis
W. B. Brownell
J. W. Green
Kans City
Wilkou
Laamsden
John Rilworth
Josie Ladstone
Winlamd
Mes. S
Wilbur
Farewell Party Planned by Er Leniz Sunday School Group
Friday evening farewell at the parsonage hosted by the Sunday school class of Er Leniz with current and former members in attendance. W. L. Douglas shoes sold by Abe Wolfson at 637 Mass. Street.
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Er. Leniz
Suesis
W. L. Douglas
Abe Wolfson
Mass. Street
Househ old goods shipped by experienced packers
Household goods packed and shipped by experienced packers. We are responsible. Lawrence Transfer Co. Flower seeds and garden seeds for sale. Also home canned fruits at Mrs. Prentice's Home store, 1105 Mass. St. Hear the Wylie Quintet Club tonight at Fraser Hall. Read what the Kansas City papers have to say about the Art Exhibition. The same collection will be at the University, April 1. Gas Mantles. Fred W. Fein has gas mantles specially prepared for Natural Gas. Both Phones. Jackson block. Our 1 Safety Razor is guaranteed. Leave orders for Chas. A. Stevens' suits, coats, etc, at 003 Mass. street.
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Lawrence Transfer Co
Kansas City
The
University
Fred W. Fein
Jackson Block
Maslin and Bleached Textiles At Special Low Prices
Maslin Department offers 9-4 Brown Sheeting at 25c per yard and 9-4 Bleached Sheeting at 27 3/4c. Fine yard wide Bleached Muslin priced at 8c 9c and per yard. Table Linen remnants at very special prices. Indigo Blue and Silver Grey Prints worth 7c at 6 1/2c. Hosiery for ladies and children at last season prices. Ladies Summer Underwear highlights a complete line at special prices. Lawrence stock emphasized as largest and lowest prices with goods better than elsewhere.
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New York
Lawrence
Maslin Department
Elswhere
Isle of Spice at the Bowersock Opera House
The Isle of Spice, B. C. Whitneys gloom-dispelling musical extravaganza, heads the program at the Bowersock Opera House Monday the 18th. The show promises bright wit and lavish scenic investiture. Local notes mention Kansas Celeb Tett and a Shoe sale on Kentucky Street. Nearby towns and events are listed with various locations. A separate item notes a hospitalization and an accident.
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B. C. Whitney
Bowerseck Opera House
New 1
Chas
Pusey
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions Item
Market wire notes list grain and provisions with prices and references to wheat, butter, and live stock. Mentions Patrick's Day post cards, Boughton's shop at 1023 Masa, and a quilt sale notice by C. C. Callahan at 9 E Henry.
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Boughton’s
Club meeting and events at Fraser's next week
Our Millinery display date to be announced. The Fair Eagles show is planned. Notice to all members: attend the next regular meeting on March 18 to discuss plans for a new building. Republican primaries will be held Friday from 2 to 7.
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Lyceum
Elmer H. Manning
Boston
Dr. Steiner
Eagles
Y M C A Women’s Auxiliary Meets and Hosts Exhibits
The Women’s Auxiliary of the Y M C A held a meeting yesterday afternoon. After the business session the ladies served tea and opened an exhibit managed by the little girls’ class. About 260 people attended, praising the children and noting Miss Douglas’s excellent supervision and the steady improvement in their work.
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Chdren
Douglas
Police Court Notes Show Arrests and Lecture Invite
Sullivan Kincaid was arrested this morning for being sunk. He pled not guilty and his trial was set for 2 o'clock this afternoon. William Smith T Bruce and Arthur Jaseh were arrested for railroad trespass and fined 8.50 each. Mrs Hulda Naysmith of Little Rock Ark will speak Friday at 7 30 pm at the Methodist church on Conditions in the Southland. Public is invited.
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Unitarian
Unitarian Women's Alliance
W. H. Sears
Sicily
Kate Sears
Sullivan Kincaid
William Smith
T. Bruce
aArthur Jaseh
Awnings and Tarpaulins Agent Remains Open
L R Rich agent for awnings tents and tarpaulins lists residence at 433 Tennessee Street and requests orders be left at Vic Johnson's.
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L. Rich
Tennessee St
Vic Johnson's
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Weather Report
Velophone Wiedeman
Gosertson
Protsch
Wolf's
Bilie Williamson
W. J. Busch
Mass
St. Phona Connection
C. C. Callahan
E. Henry
Bell Phone
Smith's News Depot
Smith’s News Depot
Union Pacific Tea Store
Searles Bros
Bowersock Opera House
B.C. Whitney
American Beauty Chorus
Insurance
Lawrence National
Bank
Lawrence Kins
Misses Eagle
Mass. St
Smith’s
News Depot
Boyles
Schulz
Billie Williamson
Faxon-Newman
Wolf's Book Store
New Hampshire
911
Ting
Social and Personal
Albert Lander
Topeka
Mrs. Patterson
Wylie Quintet
Fraser
Chas. A. Stevens
Hoadley's
Innes
Kansas
Atvhisuu
St. Doe
Mexico
Columbia
Sedalia
Leavenworth
Liberty
Tio Kentucky St
Kane Tie
Mo Lie
Starkweather Shoe Co
Good Shoes
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Sale
Asi
Shamrock
Indiana
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