Local School Board Deliberates on Student Work Programs
The board reviews summer work plans for boys and girls, teaching cleanliness, sportsmanship, and self care. Funding for meals, staffing for cooking and sewing, and a luncheon experiment are discussed along with enrollment figures and upcoming audits.
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Seldulj
Nystrou
Suidanen
TSF
Germain
Chile
AL Pat
Ure
Svligo Aid Statinn Suine
Prinivaple Jabiturs
Ineideytats
Light
Reymirs
Treabiite
Turmgirdner
Aqnil
Metcalf
Nelsory
Caution on Potent Caters and Harmful Prescriptions
A fragmented note warns readers about dangerous tonics and nostrums sold under questionable labels. It cautions against internal use, noting potential harm to blood and mucous membranes and referencing a Toledo vendor. The text reflects era concerns over adulterated remedies and deceptive marketing.
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Statens
Feruson
Deriva Prom Chen & Co
Toledo
Ball
Saar
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Ad and School Board Meeting Notes
An advertisement extols Parisian Sage as a harmless hair conditioner that cleanses dirt and promotes lustrous hair with a tea colored liquid. The text also notes a school board meeting where discussions covered a new adding machine, superintendent and principal elections, and salary changes before adjourning.
Urgent Call to Lengthen Rural School Terms
Dr Claxton urges nine month schooling for country districts in a letter to state superintendents. He notes rural terms average 138 days versus city terms near 180 days, with several states below seven months. He advocates eight or nine months for rural schools, and higher qualifications for teachers. Found a scorpion brought by A M Wood in town, alive in the kitchen.
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Claxton
United States Commission of Biteation
Caxton
Apymusi
Connecticut
Hole
Island
California
Jawa
Michigan
Aishind
Kansas
Nebraska
New Jersey
New York
South Dakota
Washington
Wisconsin
Floride
Arkansas
North Carolina
South Carntink Junit New Mesxico
Eigh
Cannes
Osawatomie Morning Roundup of Local Moves
Osawatomie and nearby towns show a flurry of visits and business as residents including Ray Walthall Maureen and Miss Beulah Streaman travel to Thayer Gardner Ottawa Baldwin and Lawrence. Notables like Dr Mason and Mrs Dailey engage in business and social rounds while a Merchants Association meeting is announced and Kodak ads urge local purchases.
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J. Waters
Gardner Seluwls
E- P. Almehan
Kansas City
Baldwin
Frank Bell
Lawrenc
Jonny Ciytis
Brerly
Miss Havel Swouser
Badgerton
Kansas
M McKernin
Wood Horse
Mason
Beilah
Finan al Drew
Theoter Seminary
Mailison
New Jersey
Baklwin
Suimdlay
Clavissa Stephanson
Edith Stevens
Lawrence
Haldwin
Bay
Garden City
Harley Neilson
Chanutesas
Ballwin
Vie Mominger
Marie
Hall of
Kans
Dominic Gray
PTR
Martimes
Leavenworth
County roads praised by commissioners and local group
A meeting led by B A H G Jultiper and Hert Craig Dyer approved resolutions commending the county board for road work in Osage County. The Bemidji Berean Bible Class enjoyed a social and devotional hosted by Mrs. W Payne, with eighteen meetings noted and an honor roll achievement.
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B. A. H. G. Jultiper
Hert
Craig Dyer
Board of County Cortoners
Ussze County
East
Kansas
Sage County
Austin A. Torrane
B. Heilburn
Bert, Craiz
Berean
Uaion Berean
W. Payne
Mayne Condete
Lave
Eva Burke
W. Martinéisie
O. C. Brown
Binford
Payne
Asia
Tykem
Inventory Nearly One Third Finished by City Engineer
City Engineer E Dunmire reports the inventory of the Lawrence Water Company property is about one third complete. He is conducting multiple excavations to obtain accurate figures and is currently working alone, continuing the company’s existing list of property.
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E. Dunmire
Lawrence Water Company
Dunmire
Ing
Water Company
Car Left The Track With No Damage At Haskell Stations
A streetcar last night pulled away from the track near Haskell stations with no damage. Traffic was tied up for about an hour. The Social Service League announces its regular monthly meeting for Wednesday afternoon at the YMCA rooms. Secretary Elk Stauter urges all interested to attend.
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Haskell
Social Service League
Ofvlock
Evry Ono
Elk. Stauter
Expensive Cigar Story Sparks Team Rivalry
Fragmented OCR text mentions a cigar and a group of people with bats in a likely sports or social setting. Names and details are jumbled, but the tone suggests a local event involving a notable cigar purchase and an informal challenge among participants. Further readable context is needed for precise facts.
Bomb thrower to trial at Bow Street Court
London May 6 an incident suit against a woman caught placing a bomb at the Grand Hotel near American tourists was heard at Bow Street Police Court and remanded for further inquiries. The device resembled a tin canister with a placard reading votes for women. St Catharines parish in southeast London was gutted by fire, with outrage attributed to militant suffragettes.
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London
Gette
Grand Hotel
Bow Street
Adam Ward
St. Catharines
Nurehr
Stovall Is Suspended After Ferguson Incident
The St Louis American reports manager George Stovall of the St. Louis team was suspended by league president Johnson after an Saturday bout in which he allegedly snatched umpire Ferguson’s hat and spit on him. Stovall may be reinstated as manager but remains suspended from playing.
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Ste Lagig
Sage
George Stovall
St. Lowsa America
Stovall
St. Louis
Legne Tenn
WYC
BB. Johnson
Umpe Ferguson
Agam Eestatson
Johnson
Powilboftfer
Publiq
Glathart
Massachusetts
Curtis
Nilensers
United States Supreme Court
King's Slaver: Assassin Dies After Prison Jump
An apparent suicide occurred this morning when Aleka Seliinas, who assassinated Kires' Goorre, leapt from a police station window in Remnants of races, embroideries, Salonoki, Sebinas region. The native of ithhons and white goods resided in Vala Thessly. The event follows chaotic streets and vague local references, with lingering, cryptic remarks about law and justice.
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George
Athens
Aleka Seliinas
Kires' Goorre
Jaf Grocec
Polices
Salonoki
Sebinas
Tennessee
Hunturs
Meet in Nebraska Field Sparks Kansas Hamilton Aid
Ambiguous fragmentary report hints at a track or field meet involving Sterlin, Nebraska, Kansas, and Hamilton. Key names appear, with hopeful aims of achieving strong results. Details and context are unclear in the readable text.
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Sterlin’s
Nebraska
Kansas
Hamilton
Waddell Quits Minneapolis After Fifteen Years
After fifteen years with organized baseball, pitcher Rube Waddell left the Minneapolis club and announced plans to join a semi professional team in Marshall, Minnesota. His last Minneapolis appearance, a win over Cirgad Forks, crowned a dramatic exit as he vowed never to return to the uniform. He retrieved his digits from the locker, pressed the manager to release him, and prepared to fade from the Warthern League scene.
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Minn
Rube Waddell
Tenacles
Diamond
Minneapolis
Wus
Marshall, Ming
Bob We
Tesvale
Rube
Daves
Unelaub
Minnespolis
Waddell
Wardell
Lef
Ives
Stahl to Undergo Foot Bone Growth Operation Tomorrow
Mana Stahl of the Sox will be operated on here tomorrow for a bone growth in his foot. He has missed most of the season and cannot travel with the team this week. Captain Waener will direct the squad in his absence as the club aims for a return to play before mid season.
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Kioston
Stahl
É Sox
Hanié
Enlize Séison
MeAlécé
Wild
Waener
Heceeahl
Cane game at Atetick Field postponed by wet field conditions
The K U Bethany cane game scheduled at Atetick Field yesterday was postponed due to wet field conditions. Officials indicated another date may be arranged for the contest.
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K. U-Bethany
Atetick
Vesterdae
Thas
YESTERDAY S SCORES AND LISTS OF REGIONAL GAMES
Yesterday's scores show Washington and Boston tied at 3, Philadelphia 8, New York 1, with National League standings including Philadelphia 6 and Brooklyn 3. Association results list Columbus and Kansas City both at 8, Louisville 4, St Paul 0, Milwaukee 6, and Minneapolis 3, Toledo 3. The fragment mentions land exchanges, a trophy, and advertisements for wallpaper and household goods amid a mix of local notices and shop details.
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Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
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