Local Notices and Socials Daybook Highlights
Items show residents traveling to Kansas City Los Angeles and Sidney Neb joining parties and visits. Birthdays and parties noted including a Maple Sugar party at 1200 Tennessee street and a bob sled trip by Phi Gamma Delta members. Also mentions Kansas City visits by Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Marvin with misc business, moving services advertised, and poll books closing march 23 1906 with City Clerk F D Brooks announcing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Rigga
Kansas City
Euugene
Marty Gardner
Los Angeles
Cal
Misa Lucy Wight
Sidney
Neb
Mrs. Dorsey of
Wamego
Sadie Dorsey
Alice, Lawrence, Kans
Lawrences
F.D. Brooks
Market Prices and Commodities Report from Kansas City and Chicago
Live stock and grain summaries from Kansas City and Chicago dated March 20 show cattle and hog markets with mixed prices and steady trends. Cattle ranges include native steer 1.10 to 5.90, stockers 2.75 to 4.50, cows 62.25 to 85.20, bulls 3.00 to 1.25, calves 3.00 to 1.087.00. hogs steady with heavy 66.20 to 86.30 and packers 86.10 to 86.25. bears stockers and feeders and sows with varied quotes. Chicago reports steady hogs at 5.90 to 6.25 and wheat futures May 3.44, July 3.705, corn May 3.0, May 30%. Wheat and corn spot prices and rye, hay, butter, eggs, and lard quoted with multiple figures. overall market activity shows mixed movement across grains and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Mar
Calvas
Chicago
Osttle
Prairie Shores
Butesr-Creamery
Eggge—Gready
Freebie Reselpte
Whest Cars
Marchay
Taly
Park
Hoadley’s Receives Giant Lettuce From Texas Daughter
J A Wilder of Hoadley’s received a vegetable shipment from his daughter Mrs Warren Kimberling of Altehcock Texas. The standout item was a lettuce head measuring thirty two inches across the top and weighing over a pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A Wilder
Warren Kimberling
Altehcock
Texas
Gas Stove Explodes and Local Advertisers Promote Goods
A jumble of old advertisements mentions a gas stove explosion and promotes Jewell ranges, Otio Natural Gas Supply House, wallpaper from Robert Graves, funeral services, YMCA fundraising, electrical supplies, coal, Easter candies, toothache remedies, coal orders, magazine subscriptions, and harness repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell
St. Loui
Otio Natural Gas Supply House
Death of Lawrence Resident Arthur Fuller Shocks Many Friends
Arthur Fuller, a longtime Lawrence resident who moved from nearby Lawrence origins in 1855, died suddenly yesterday afternoon likely from apoplexy while returning home from town. He married Edna Bradford of Weymouth in 1883 and lived near the brow of the hill overlooking the town. Funeral services will be held at the family residence, likely Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Fuller
Fuller
Mr. Fuller
Lawrense
Ferdinand Fuller
Dr. Fuller
Lawrence
CO. L. Edwards
Colorado
Misa Edna Bradford
Weymouth
Mass
Nature
Asad
Natura
Ope
Kansas colleges ease freshmen football rule and limit pro play
The athletic board bars students who play more than three pro baseball games from ten college football games. It also eliminates the anti freshmen football rule except for schools with over 400 attendance, effectively allowing freshmen to play for many smaller Kansas colleges.
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Athletic Board of
Kansas Colleges
Kansas
Kansas University
Washoduro
State Normal
State Agricultural
Lintsbury
Baker
St. Marys
Emporia
Ottawa
Fairmount
Friends
Sal
L. L Riling Mercantile Co Advertises Household Goods
The Smyrna and Axminster area sale features clocks including Seth Thomas genuine Rogers silverware lace curtains chenille and tapestry curtains bed spreads table covers blankets clothing wringers pictures Elgin watches and fur capes. Items listed by L. L Riling Mercantile Co at 003 Masa St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyrna
Axminster Rage
Art Square
Seth Thomas
Genulne Rogers
Elgin and Matham
L. L Riling Mercantile Co
Masa St
YMC A Benefit Concert by Mandelin Club
The Mandelin mandolin club presents a benefit concert in Absorlation rooms on Thursday evening the 22nd with a 25 cent admission. Highlights include a mandolin solo by Mr Heim Goldmse and a comedy stunt by Messrs Chas Hoar and Josin Bull. A social dance follows on Friday March 23 at Everett hall by Bach's orchestra with fourteen places and entry at one cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kkwu Mandelin Club
Heim Goldmse
Messrs
Chas Hoar
Josin Bull
M.C. A
Bach
Everett Hall
Festival Chorus Tonight at Fraternal Aid Hall
Festival chorus rehearses tonight at 7 45 at the Fraternal Aid hall with about 10 voices, the largest and best balanced chorus in a festival. Members may pay dues and receive tickets. friends may buy tickets. University Orchestra will practice the opera with the chorus. Also notes on local events and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Aid Hall
When Johnny Comes Marching Home at Opera House Tonight
Amusements note the W T Carleton Opera Company presents the patriotic comic opera Tonight with popular tunes such as My Own United States Good Day Yankies and Katie My Southern Rose. Scenic environment costumes and familiar score themes boost its appeal. Also contains stray local ads for gutters seeds and plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stange
Edwarda
Johnny
W T Carleton Opera Company
United States
Katie
Topeka Schools Miscredit Santa Fe Fund Payment
A Topeka school district check for 67.50 intended for the Santa Fe train fund was delayed in transit, causing the credit omission. Mrs. Clarence Hall of the Daughters of the American Revolution notes the fund collection, while Prof T. D. Whitmore reports the check was mailed to the state superintendent for forwarding. Corner Grocery advertises maple syrup prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Clarence
Hall
Daughters of the America Revolution
T. D. Whitmore
J L Dayhol
Good Roads Movement and King Drag Proposal
The article notes that good reads will soon be a fact, claiming the King drag offers cheap road work and may solve road costs. It mentions Mr. King arriving in April to greet a large crowd and Santa Fe promoting a Kansas campaign for good roads, with Barber selling a pamphlet on cures and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breas
King
The
Santa Fe
Kansas
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Wise
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Belly
J. Francisco & Sons
Weather Report
Ill
Kenseai
Guenther
the Grocer
Home & Bell
Lawrence Iron Works
Ohio Street
Windsor
E. Otis Perkins
Offica
Lawreece
Kao
Hugh Blair
Hester
Kay West
Smith’s News Depot
Massachusetts Street
Vermont Street
Frank W. Brown
R.E. Protsch
H. Weyermuller
Hutt Wecaltis
Thaay Fk Upen
Jaedick Ke" E
Central
Warren
Vermont Streets
Ed Klein
J. H. Donkle
Sigma Chia
Don Payne
Ralph Morrison
J.W. Busch
Burlington
Arthur Tappan Walker, Jr
George Chambers
E. A. Smith
Kansa City
Jeanie Sutins
Tennessee Street
Wm. T. Singlair
William McLaughlin
W. H. Johnson
G. H. Hoxie
F.O. Marvin
Cole
Aera
Ands Hemphill
J. H. Mitchell
Tenessee Street
Irma Baum
Joplin
Missouri
E. W. Fickle
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Buermann’s
Auditor Myers
Sibleyville
Elizabeth Tuttle
J. 4. McNees
W. C. Brown
Lawrence Pantatorium
Lawrence Transfer Co
Keister Ladies Dressmaking College
Mass St
Lawrence Daily Journal
Grain Market
China
Hoadley's
Robert Graves
Rowlands & Stevenson
E. C. Bussing
Robertson Bros
YMCA
Women’s Auxiliary
Fred W. Fein
Eas Henry Street
Bellphone
Sam
S. S. McCann
Elm Street
Russell Sparks Co
Mrs. Prentiss’ Home Store
Shelly
Boughton's
New York
Olmsted's
P. Harber
Grima Ice Co
West Winthrop Atreat
Milo Trawergy
Rusmll-Sparka’Co
Mr. Willian Bakery
Smith’s
News Depot
H. W. Henderson
Try Roussell
Sparks Company
Queen's
A.D. Weaver
Hargis
University
Denielson
Jiamman
Danielson
Olmsted’s Pharmacy
Mason
Frank Gee
Hwest “Indy
Innes Store
America
Lonsdale
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Matinee
George
Brennan
Thomas Dixon, Jr
Willis Wood Theatre
Woodward's Drug Store
P. Barber and Son
University Hill
Smith's
Lewis
Wind Mill
Bans and
Heston Brown
Marcbjog
Opera House
Bennett & Co
W.d.Busedi
L. Lt. Phillips & Co
Beth
St. Annne
Mr. Young
O P Barber
Sen
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Good
By D. Ward King
Douglas County Court House
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