Anniversary of the Prohibitory Law Observed in Lawrence
The Lawrence W C T U marked the twenty fifth anniversary of prohibitory enforcement Thursday in Watkins building rooms. Mrs March recounted the agitation, Mrs Moora led a dialogue by local boys and girls, Mr Grosa spoke on former county attorneys, Rev Millen praised abstinence, and Mr Rice outlined benefits to Kennas from prohibition. A local estate dealer advertised a farm for rent. the ad drew immediate interest and a buyer urged completion. Meanwhile town boys gather maple seed for sale.
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Watkins
March
Moora
Grosa
Iba
Millen
Annual spring concert at the university of Kansas
The annual spring concert at the University of Kansas was held in University hall with performances by violinist Margaret Fowler soprano Mrs John Kleinbans pianist C A Preyar organist a quartet and the Y W C A quartet. The program was largely well received. Also noted are a fraternal Aid Investment Co meeting and a building proposition discussion with no conclusion, plus a note on staff travel and local advertisements for cleaning services and winter wear.
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University of Kansas
Mixes Margaret Fowler
John ©. Kleinbans
C. A. Preyar
G . Penny
M.C
W.C. A
Dberlainn
Fraternal Aid Pitding and Investment Company
H E Dan Carey
Kansas Medical Society meets at Odd Fellows hall
The thirty sixth annual session of the Kansas Medical Society will convene at Odd Fellows hall opposite the courthouse on West Heary Street. The convention spans Wednesday evening through Friday, attracting many attendees and officials. The note also mentions theater scenes in Louisiana at the Bowersock Opera House on Tuesday.
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The
Kansas Medical Society
Odd Fellows Hall
Court House
West Heary Street
Sunny South
Louisiana
Bowersock Opera House
Tuonday
Kansas and Nebraska step to rough baseball clash recap
The Kansas University team lost to Nebraska by 15 to a score in a rough afternoon game. Kansas also played Washburn that day and hosts a home tilt tonight. Haskell Indians fell to Kansas City Athletic Club 5 to 0 in a closely watched contest in Kansas City. The Missouri University baseball team visits Thursday and Friday to face Kansas and the Haskell Indians as part of a busy regional schedule. A large seed and bulb sale at Kansas Seed House in Lawrence promotes a wide range of tuberoses and flowers with many varieties. Miss Lillis Sommambaa learned of her father’s letter noting their safe arrival in Butte for Mr. Loxman’s health, while work continues on a new telephone building on Vermont Street.
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Nebraska
Kaitence
Washburn College
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Marchnots Athletic Association
McCook Field
Missouri University
Kansasine
Lillis Sommambaa
Butte
Montana
Mr. Loxman
M. A. Tocbert
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Julia F. Dyke
Toratoro East
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W. B Learvard
Memphis
L M. Mathews
Hiewath
Clara Keith
Newton
Ottawa
Ater
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Mra
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Alabame Street
Wiagne
God
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Carrie Post
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Miami County
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Topeka
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Ies
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Qus Gould
Gould
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Emporia
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Agnes Hanson
Rollin Smith
Columbus
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Busi Deas
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Sid, Bliss
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Ray Adams
Leland Daviss
Charles Lovelace
Mins Mauda Cooke
Kansan City
Mias Ganeve Lichtenwalter
J. L. Mosster
Baltimore
Arthur T. Walker
Arthur Wise
Enid
Oklahoma
Lao Steinberg
Sera Equire
A. Becker
Death of Fred Barker Spurs Oklahoma Vigil
News comes of the death of young Fred Barker about 18 years old in Oklahoma. He was shot and died instantly. His father was a preacher who died years ago. His mother died a year later. A crowd gathered at the Christian church last night served by a large ice cream offering. A well attended sale raised funds, and W Diasa of Lawrey was in town from Fellerson County now farming. Goo M Koy moved into a newly bought house on Lyce street. Usher buildings on Hinridge street reportedly sold recently. a dairy and dry goods store occupied the premises. Plymouth church will hear Ve D M Fisk of Topeka speak on Obedience Education, with Communion at 3 p.m. Dr Fisk to present a stereopticon lecture “Who’s Who and Why?” Thad Stevans advertises a No 7 bicycle for 16 dollars. Emporia gains a Carnegie library for the college and town. The Lawrence gift remains unaccepted. Wilder Bros offers shirts in stock. Easy loan terms offered by Atlas.
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Iawyne
Lawregce
Fellerson County
M Koy
Lyce Atrast
Hinidge Street
Aya Prasery
Plymouth Church
Ve. D. M. Fisk
Topeka
Dr. Fisk
Stevans
Morgan & Wright
Resignation of President Strong at State University announced
Eugene Morning Register reports the surprise resignation of President Strong, applauded as an eminent educator. His departure will affect Eugene and the state as a whole, with the Kuosama University praised and the presidency salary noted at three thousand dollars yearly. Mrs. Trent buys a Columbus rubber tired sprayer, praised as the best survey tool seen.
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Magy
Atate
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Atute
Jose
Eugens
Kuosama University
Oregon
Eugene
Register
Mrs. Strang
Kansay
Morning Register
M. E. Trent
Columbus
Thad Sievena
Lawrence social notes and visits spread across town
Lawrence residents chase concerts, dances, and visits as Mrs Barnett of Atchison plans a trip to Ada Barnett, Mrs Hudson prepares to return to Michigan, and Dr Burdick judges a state oration contest. Local gatherings at the Kansas University Dancing Club, whist and euchre events, and multiple visits from Topeka, Kansas City, and Omaha charmers fill the week ahead.
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Atchinos
Bern
Ada Barnett
H Hudson
Mra Hage Diewar
Michigan
W.L. Burdick
Efigham
Carbandato High School
Misa Metta Haines
Edwardsville
Wacsas
Kansas University
Gil
Minn
Margaret Hacrmood
Lawrence
Jowsll
W.C. Hindman
Topeka
William Folks
Southarn Missouri
Hroest Kenhin
Kaenas City
James Hamblin
Young People's Union convention closes with diverse program
The final session of the district convention of the Young People's Cherlin Union was held at the Frat Baptist church last evening. A musical program by Haskell Indian pupils opened the event followed by an address from Dr J W Conley of Omaha. The gathering drew solid attendance and overall success, with high expectations carried forward. A fall line of baseball goods is advertised at News Depot.
The Mikado Presented by Kanvat University Talent
The Mikado will be staged on May 1 by Kanvat University talent under Prof. Geo B. Peney. The production shows promising preliminary work and a cast drawn mainly from the university music department. Principal roles include Rob H Brooks as Mikado, Kugeng Sallee as Pooh-Bah, Elmar B Salford as Ko-Ko, Ray Winsted as Pish-Tush, RoyiBord as Yum-Yum, Louise Lewelling as Katisha, Augusta Flintom in the role of Katisha, with Pitti Siog- three sisters and other understudies.
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Nahi Pooh
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Ko Ka
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Obia Street
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