Trouble in the Sixth Ward Divides Voters and Politics
rumors of Dicker not running for council stir Sixth Ward politics as voters claim unfair advantage with a Democrat victory. Belleview Grange No 1453 marks its third anniversary with an open meeting March 18 addressed by State Lecturer A. P. Reardon. Death noted for infant son of Mr and Mrs Hunter of Fort Smith, a bereavement felt in the city.
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Belleview Grange
A. P., Reardon
Hunter
Fort Smith
Santo Cleaner rental and sale offered with guaranty bond
Advert suggests daily or weekly Santo Cleaner rental or full sale for convenient shared use. Mentions sold under a guaranty bond. Text is brief and promotional with emphasis on flexibility and warranty.
Personal notices from Kansas City trips and local visits
Mrs L J Cowles and Mr and Mrs B J Dalton traveled to Kansas City this morning. Mrs George Kirchoff and daughter Gertrude also went to Kansas City. W B Brownell and Sam Usher were among Lawrence passengers. Mrs D H Morgan returned to Leavenworth after visiting. Miss Bonnie Bosley of Pittsburg Kansas visits. C Dedrick and family plan to move to Tonganoxie. Miss Lulu Ott of Gardner visits W J Lull. Mrs Jos Laptad left for the West.
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Kansas City
B. J. Dalton
George Kirchoff
Gertrude
W. B. Brownell
Lawrence
D. H. Morgan
Leavenworth
A. B. Clarke
A. E. Newby
Sam Usher
Bonnie Bosley
Pittssburg
Kansas
Dedrick
Tonganoxie
Lulu Ott
Gardner
Kans
W. J. Lull
West
Farmer Sydney Helstrom Found Dead at Farm Home
Sydney Helstrom twenty six year old farmer was found dead in the barn at his home ten miles southwest of the city. Cause of death appears to be heart trouble. He died suddenly this morning after going to the barn with his father to milk the cows.
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Sydney Helstrom
Alex. Banks
Sydney Hellstrom
Yellow Pup Case Dismissed for Lack of Evidence
Prosecution of Worth Lawrence restaurant proprietors for violating the prohibitory law ended in police court this morning with dismissal as city witnesses had left town. Clarence Bartell paid $590 costs for carrying a revolver and William Palmer was fined $15.50 for drunkenness.
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Clarence Bartell
William Palmer
March Budget Issued Promoting High School News
The March High School Budget edition edited by Helen Hodgson and Frank Godding with Henry Loesch as business manager is praised for its prosperity and lively local content. Police raided Jesse Blackburn and Annie Love homes. Blackburn jailed, Love arrested for intoxication. Mrs. L. M. Merrell of the Home for the Friendless visits Leavenworth for its welfare support.
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Helen Hodgson
Frank Godding
Henry Loesch
Jesse Blackburn
Annie Love
New Jersey Street
Annual High School Declamation Contest Set for April 1
The annual high school declamation contest will take place on April 1 with contestants Bessica Anderson Lucille Sreider Maude Monroe Corrine Henderson Ada Cressman and Avery Olney. At The Indian Store new polished brass Its have arrived. Stop and look as you pass by. They are worth it.
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Lucille Sreider
Maude Monroe
Corrine Henderson
Ada Cressman
Avery Olney
Gustafson’s Lawrenc e Watch Sale and Local Notices
Chicago reports Kansas weather with showers likely and a price rise on Howard watches. Gustafson notes a $5 price increase but still has three watches at old prices $35 and $37.50. Local ads promote wrestling in Lawrence and list political candidacies for Douglas County offices with Republican primaries upcoming in 1910.
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Howard
Gustafson
Lawrence
Product Arrivals At Local Stores Notes
At The Indian Store new polished brass lits arrive. Stop and take a look as you pass. Onur spring stack of Wall Paper ready for inspection. Wolf's Book Store and Boyles offer St Patrick Tally Cards and Fas vors at 72 Mass St.
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Wolf's Book Store
St. Patrick
Boyles
Mass
Regents Meet Thursday Board of Regents to Meet
The board of regents of the University will meet Thursday to transact important business with a new shipment of suits and Mrs Shearer Ladies Tog mentioned in passing.
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Shearer
Regents
Board of Regents of University
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