Real estate bargains as interurban forfeit posted
Chicago notes a $1000 interurban forfeited, with property ads offering 15 acre tract near University and several urban homes for sale. Listings include 12 rooms on Kentucky Street at 55 monthly rent, multiple modern houses from 4 500 to 5 200, and several lots in West Lawrence with prices from 850 to 2300. Martin Investment Co advertises.
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University
Kentucky
Ky &T
Rhode Island St
Blz
N. H
Vermont St
Miss
Ky St
Conn
West Lawrence
F. M. Perkins
Martin Investment CO
Martin & Holmes
Mass
Bell
Miss Morrison at Home and Local Civic Notices
Miss Maude Morrison, a talented Lawrence girl, rests at her mother's Kansas City home after a New York road tour with Fritzi Sheff. The item notes her return from road work and uncertain plans. Also published are public notices on street paving bids in Lawrence, Kansas from May 15 1905 with specifications for Euclid, Louisiana, New Hampshire, and Missouri streets, sewers, bid requirements, and the city clerk's contact.
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Miss Morrison
Lawrence Daily
Journal
Lawrence
Kansas
Euclid Street
New Hampshire St
Vermont St
Louisiana Street
Waren
Berkeley Streets
New Hampshire
Morris St
Ontario St
Missouri Street
Winthrop St
Babcock
Mississippi
Ilinois
Winthrop
Pinckney
F. D. Brooks
Many Churches Announce Sunday Services and Events
Numerous congregations list sermons, Sunday schools, youth meetings, and choirs for the day. Notable items include North Lawrence United Brethren, St Luke EME, Unitarian, First Methodist, Warren St Baptist, Plymouth Congregational, First Baptist, German M E, Christian Science, Lutheran, First Presbyterian, German Ev St Paul, Christian Church, and Trinity Church schedules with subjects, times, and special programs.
Obscure Church Services and Local Shopping Notices
A prayer and sermon by the Rector at 10 30 a m Sunday School at noon are listed along with local shopping notices including Mrs Prentiss Home Store offering school supplies and Ed Parsons jewelry store promoting graduation gifts.
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M. E
New York Street
Epworth League
A. J. Russ
United Presbyterian Church
XP. C.U
J. U. Brush
Ing
Mrs. Prentiss Home Store
Ed. Parsons Jewelry Store
McLEOD and McLEOD chiropractors at Fairfax Hotel
McLEOD and McLEOD chiropractors offer half price adjustments for one week at the Fairfax Hotel 709 Massachusetts Street with free consultation. They advertise cures for asthma, glandular and blood diseases, cancer, rheumatism, spinal issues, and more, plus sales on feminine accessories and other local goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax Hotel
Massachusetts Street
Bulow
Eastmans Talcum Powder Deal At Nine Cents Each
Eastmans talcum powder advertised at 9 cents each or 3 for 27 cents. Local store promotes the bargain with emphasis on low prices and quantity offer for shoppers.
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Eastmans
Samson the Lion King in Parker Shows Captivity
The Great Parker Shows present Samson a black maned lion with a gold tooth famed for intelligence and treachery. At Capetown he began adding captives, now listing fifty five animal performers including lions tigers leopards bears pumas and hyenas. The circus runs all next week in Brunswick showing risky maneuvers inside a steel cage under tight trainer watch.
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Africa
Samson
Parker
Capetown
Sam 50N
Brunswick
Mylar
Marion township shows near hundred thousand tax gain
Assessor Ben Hoover notes Marion township posts a taxable property rise of about 99 025 over last year. Personal property declared at 24400 with total population up to 1180 from 1064. Crop declines and grain drops contrast with strong horse value growth and more golf watches, indicating farmer prosperity.
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Marion Township
Ben Hoover
Marion
Parker Shows Set For Lawrence Return This Week
The Parker shows will reach Lawrence Sunday night with the tent up by Monday morning and performances starting Monday evening. They traveled from Fort Scott this week amid rain disruptions and hope for better weather in Lawrence after a previously well received engagement three years ago.
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Lawrence
Fort Scott
Dunkards Verify Local Purchases From Lawrence Merchants
J F Filburn of Pleasant Grove says in the city today that supplies for the annual Dunkards meeting were bought from Lawrence merchants not Kansas City. He notes a one thousand dollar purchase and praises local traders as home people who deserve support.
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Lawrence
J. F. Filburn
Pleasant Grove
Dunkards
Mr. Filburn
Kansas City
Earth
First Tryout Sets Topeka Cross Country Scene
Eighteen boys competed in the initial tryout this morning with Harald Reed winning the mile in 5 minutes 21 seconds and James Waler taking the half mile. The group split into four squads with ten squads formed later. Lawrence Hinchman named captain of the Sioux and Harold Reed of the Apaches as Dr Naismith predicts a strong showing. Automobiles listed include Studebaker Electric and Pierce Great Arrow with prices and contact details.
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Topeka
Harald Reed
James Waler
Lawrence Hinchman
Harold Reed
Naismith
Governor Not Here at Treasurers Meeting in Downpour
Heavy rains prevented Gov. Stubbs from attending the county treasurers meeting. Major Bishop gave the formal address and 42 treasurers gathered despite the weather. Sessions continued with talks on taxation and officer elections to be held this afternoon. Community coverage credits Lawrence Journal carriers for delivering in the rain. The manual training school hosted a successful presentation of a flag by the Woman's Relief Corps with remarks by Innes Olney and Kings.
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Stubbs
Major Bishop
Emmy
Haskell
Elfridge
Ness
Joe Eddy
Nickels
Jod. Bowersock
JL. Brady
Treasrarers
Jon Eddy
Ma Wanner
Innes
Olney
Kings
Moves
W.rc
Breezedale addition sale sparks fast home demand
Hosford Investment Company promotes Breezedale, a new Lawrence addition near Haskell Institute and Wakarusa Valley. Two lots sold today with four more claimed, five new homes planned immediately in distinctive styles as electric lines and a larger university draw growth. Plans available at the Hosford office in People's State Bank building. Restrictions will be made to ensure attractive dwellings in the new area.
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Hosford Investment Company
Breezesale
Hosfordvestment Company
Osford Investment Company
People’s State Bank
Haskell Institute
Wakarusa
Breezedale
Lawrence
Touch of High Life Stirs Minnesota Audience
Baldwin adlibs a matinee with the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra as they start precisely at 2:80 pm despite audience confusion. The event continues with the crowd settling in while the ledger notes the delay and the concert proceeds. A Masonic funeral notice for Daniel P Marsh is issued with services planned at Santa Fe No. 5. C. C. Bowman and W. M. Menz sign. Also advertised are various ice cream flavors and Atlas Sayings promoting cooperative home ownership.
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Baldwin
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Sal
the Ledger
Acacia Lodge
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Chicago
University of <A
Raymond's Drug Store
Boyles
Lawrence Planing Mill CO
Eastman Kodaka
Woodward & Co.'s
VESTA
Victoria
Talking Pictures
New Lyric
Moving Pictures
Wiedemann
LA Republica Mining CO
LA Republica Mining Company
J. G. Strean Investment Company
Baltimore Ave
Clty
Missouri
Supreme Court
Vermont
W. J. Flintom
Bell Phone
North Lawrence United Brethren
Rabbath School
M. E. Clark
J. Stone
St. Luke A
J. M. Brown
Unday School
Allen Endeavor
the Unitarian Church
L. N. Flint
Kansas University
F.J. Bennett
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Berkeley Ste
Milton Emory Nethercut
Epworth
Plymouth Congregational Church
University ‘ Orchestra
Mona Is
Miss Husband
Hubseb
Salve Regina
Buch
Barkdull
Light of the World
Gray
Hubach
Jesus Only
Rotoli Miss Husband
Babylon
S. Wave
Gounod
Dean C
Skilton
First Baptist Church
C. C. Brown
Bible School
Young Peoples’ Meeting
Young Peoples
Christian Scientist
Church of Christ, Scientist
Christian Science
Christian. Science
C.F. Roger
E. E. Stauffer
First Presbyterian Church
Geo. C. Lamb
Connersville
Ind
Endeavor
St. Paul's Church
Illinois St
C. Bechtold
Wiliam W. Bolt
E. BE. Stevenson
Sunday School Union
Hosford Investment CO
Cne
Lée Tateum Po
A. Weal
Hoadley
Smith's Mews
the Outlook
Ainslees
Young’s Magazine
Pictorial Review
Scientific American
National Sportsman
Green Book
Blue Book
All Story
Popular Magazine
Gunters
Gray Goose
Cosmopolitan
Smith's
The
Elite
the Designer
McLeod & McLeod
Ed. Parsons
Fred Fein
Fischer & Son’s
Home Book Co
Home
Stevenson's
Gustafson
Warners
Thomsons
Royal Worcester
Kaysers
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Studebaker Electric
Waverly Electric
Stevens-Duryea
Pierce Great Arrow
National Auto Exchange
D. M. Thornton
Kanb
Great Western
Evans- Mecalf CO
Faxon-Newman
Menz
Soxman & CO
Atlas Sayings
New Street
New School House
J. M. Neville
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