Local Property Transfers and Community Notices
Record excerpts show Douglas County deeds from George Leary and others to Hugh Blair and heirs with $375 to $1,049 sums. Richardson to Hill $1,000 transfer. Spurlock to Annie L Houten $2,003. Watkins to Douglas County park lots for courthouse site. Community events include Presbyterian supper Friday at the church for Mrs Doubleday and others, plus A Meslay talk on a Mexico bullfight at 4 o'clock Monday. Wm Nadelhfehler notes he has contractor work and manpower for new telephone building and other projects.
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Douglas County
George Leary
Hugh Blair
Gels
Mey
A.M. Richardson
C. B. Hill
Essetva
Lawrence
T. F. Jeffries
Elizabeth J. Miller
Atnery
Ion
Chas Orbrie
Godsead Oobrie
Chas. Oabrie
Godip Orbrie
Court House
Women Fight at Dance Involving Two Young Indies
Globe correspondent reports a racy scene as two young Indies fought during a dance at the ball last week. The account omits ring size and contest rules. Also mentions a waist sale for boys by Lawrence retailers and a Sunday fall moor event with riding and driving news.
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Globe
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College Games Plans And Staff Movements In Report
Athletic Manager Foster returns from Kansas City closing a five year lease for Manning park to host football games this fall. Hoyt Pootman is out for baseball this year due to age limits while Clyde Aliphin’s heavy workload may prevent release. Monning’s team departs April 3 and 4 for practice games opening Varsity season. Dr. F H Snow praises a Chicago orchestra in University bar. Track work begins on McCook Field and outdoor practice to start after. College secret societies plan spring parties ahead of commencement events with D L Eddy hired as chemistry building janitor.
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Foster
Kansas City
Manning
Athletic Board
Hoyt Pootman
Clyde Aliphin
Monning
F. H Snow
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
University Bar
Chicago
Mc Cook
Prentice Returns as Douglas County Creamery Manager
Charlie Prentice is placed in charge of the Douglas County creamery in Topeka by Continental Ursamery Co. of Topeka. Farmers who patronize the creamery welcome his return after two years of training there. Registration closes tomorrow at 10 pm at the city clerk’s office until after the election. Paving on Puckney Street proceeds regardless of Massachusetts Street. Lake View fishing attracts many Lawrence club members daily.
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Continental Ursamery Company
Topeka
Thay
Charlie Prentice
Usaca
Kansas
Douglas County
Coartie
Lake View
Spring Bargains at Fitchs Offer Fresh New Goods
Fitchs advertises new spring stock with extensive discounts across departments. Sole agents for Queas Quality ladies shoes and King Quality men’s shoes, plus embroideries, laces, curtains, carpets, curtains, bedding, and garden goods. Multiple prices and lines emphasize savings to customers.
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Douglas County
Electric lights to reach Santa Fe depots in time
The electric light company is installing new poles and plans to illuminate the Santa Fe freight and passenger depots. Last night's fire marked the eighteenth alarm the department has responded to this year. Athens Council of Fraternal Aid association prepares to initiates new members at tonight's regular meeting. The new Republican city centering committee forms with J J Brady as chair, J Eddy as secretary, C L Linton as treasurer. The Ladies Aid society of the French church schedules a bake sale Saturday November 22 just north of Passan's Bazaar. Judge Leatham sentences Will Scott to six months in county jail for petty larceny. Registration price for the city election ends tomorrow in view of Propter Applies and Fred Walithouse optimistic about apple buds. George Richardson notes apples and wheat both look to yield well despite drought. Warm flannel shirts urged as cooler weather approaches.
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Fred Walithouse
George Richardson
Richardson
Kansas
Weather and local notes from a spring day
The day offered mild spring conditions with a threatening weather mood. A Grant township school consolidation meeting is scheduled for tonight at the Bismarck school house. A local shop displays rubber tires and a book store advertises, while the electric light company strings poles on west Winthrop street for incandescent lighting. A spring shower occurred early but did not bring heavy rain.
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Grant Township
Bismarck
Walm Lab
Electric Light Company
Winthrop Street
Haskell Indians versus Topeka Lightweights Tonight
Local basketball clash set for tomorrow night in Topeka between the Haskell Indians and the Topeka Y M C A Lightweights. The Indians boast dominance in county play and claim to be the United States champion level team.
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Audieme
Haskell Indians
Topeka
Y- M.C
United States
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