Real estate transfers and notices in Douglas County records
Real estate transfers list multiple parcels with names and counties in Missouri, including Martian C. Scholer to H. Patterson in Wilder's addition for 83400, Alvin Ashwell to A Forth wig of swig of ssc for 83500, J K Woodward sheriff to Jane A. Snow for lots in subdivisions, John Lawrence for 243, Stephen Lake trustees on Grove Street for 4000, Chas Gaumer to Charles L Gaumer for parts 8w y of 800 16 13 20 for 85800, Emelie T Johnson to Sidney F Bellstrom for 461% 15 540, John Herry to James Wallace for blocks 116 118 120 for 8200, J D Bowersock to C M Lowe for lots 2 and 4 block 4u west Lawrence for 950, Leon H Schwain in Coal Camp to David L Flory for section 18 14 19 for 8230.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martian C. Scholer
Jackson County
H. Patterson
Wilder
Alvin Ashwell
Douglas Co
J. K. Woodward
Jane A. Snow
Jvohn Lawrence
Stephen Lake
Baldwin
Tol
Stice
Lote
Grove Street
Saldwin
Chas Gaumer
Douglas Couvety
Charles L. Gaumer
Emelie T. Johnson
Sidney F. Iellstrom
John Herry
Lawrence
James @ Wallace
Love
W.-L . Consideraion
J. D. Bowersock
Et A
Douglas Fanory
C. M. Lowe
West Lawrence
Considera
Pon
Pon Siu
Leon H. Schwain
Local Store Ad Mixes Dipped Dates and Paint Supplies
An antique ad lists dipped dates and escovulate dipped caramels alongside Wiedemann's paint and varnish. It mentions a hardware store at 826 Masa Street run by Kennedy and Erest, cider vinegar priced at 20c per gallon with two gallons for 35c and five gallons for 80c. Philips Fruit Farm is given with phone number 846 Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall’s
Pew Hardware
Kennedy and Erest
Masa St
Phillips
Local ads advertise supplies and services around town
The page lists merchants and offers across many trades including photography at Loomis studio and A. Lawrence photo cards, used books at Rolchards Stevenson's, fishing tackle at Kennedy Bront, bootblack Skoop Ferguson, furniture and household goods movers by Lawrence Transfer, orange ice at Wiedamano, harness and repairs by A W Henderson, cream buyers for Meriden Creamery, gas ranges from F Rahakopf, and meat market changes by Searies Bros, with spring sale notes and contact details.
Money to Joan on farm and city property
Interees rates as low as 5 par cant with optional payments. Morrison & Lem on offer loans and consultations. Massage and baths advertised with Turkish and medicated services at 846 Vermont, plus host baths in Lawrence and a local telephone listing. Bennetts & Co promoting carpet renovations and early orders. Electrical supplies and lighting fixtures at Fred W Fein 9 Saat Army Street with Bell phone 463. Optical work available from J Brock 800 Mass St. All work guaranteed. Lost items found by the Jounst want column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Tame
Morrison & Lemon
Mase St
Fred W. Fein
Saat Aemy Street
Bell Phone
Market and grain rounds from May market reports
Markets note cattle in Markets WI and Chicago with steers and heifers priced 84.25 to 92.50, hogs top 8.40, cattle totals around 31,000 to 30,000 receipts, and wheat and corn futures mixed with May and July figures. Kansas City shows steady grain notes with various No 2 and No 4 prices and hay and butter quotes nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansaz City
Chicago
Kansas City
Cman
Prairie Choice
New Windmill Grocery Shifts Gears Under Dick and Lewis
The Wind MIL Grocery is being vigorously run by Dick and Lewis who invite customers to call for groceries or meat. A feature in the issue showcases the San Francioso ruins with photographs taken soon after the disaster, offered for sale at Smith's News Depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding’s
Spalding
Smith's News Depot
Lewis
Wind Mil
San Francioso
Smiith
News Depot
Vesper chorus practice at Congregational Church 7 30 PM
The townsfolk hear of a Vesper chorus practice at the Congregational Church this evening at 7:30. Sub scribers report voting coupons cut from Journal copies before delivery and are urged to notify the office. The weather remains dry with forecasts of showers but none have appeared.
Live in Basements First to Perceive Advantages in Belong
In New York bachelor women adopt basement apartments near Washington Square, starting a trend after one woman popularized independent living in old brownstone fronts. Basements offer cheap rents from 20 to 30 dollars monthly, private entrances, and full floor layouts with several rooms or a bath. The allure includes old fashioned fireplaces and a sense of domestic autonomy, with nearby squares such as Washington, Stuyvesant, and Union Square cited as the likely neighborhoods for this fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wastington Square
Frivads
Domsclle
Manhattan
Wilds
Janite
Washington Square
Fort Apache Abandoned Mystery Incoherent Fragments
Fragmented OCR notes describe a forgotten Fort Apache site with scattered names and place references. The text drifts through garbled terms, partial names, and disjointed phrases, lacking a coherent narrative or clear events.
Noted War Veteran Cal Johnson Dies in Kentucky
Cal Thomas Johnson, veteran of the Mexican and Civil wars and reportedly the last surviving Confederate Congress member, died in Mount Sterling Kentucky aged 95. A former state senator and representative, he was born in Baltimore and moved to Kentucky in childhood, leaving a large estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal. Thomas Johnson
Confederate Congress
Mount Sterling
Col. Johnson
Baltimore
Kentucky
Lecompton County Notes Highlights Local Life
Mr Masteller and family visited this week while Mrs Hattie Winters will operate the switchboard. J C Bush graded roads. John Henry and Myrtle Abersole wed at Hig Springs with a Thursday evening reception. Tecumseh game: Lecompton lost 7 to 24. Morris, Armstrong, Schrader key players. Virgil Led pitched well. Various local visits, funerals, and social events noted including Mrs Baburt Carpenter’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Sod
Myrtle Abersole
Hig Springs
Tecumseh
Lecompton Morris
Armatrong
Schrader
A! Lecompton Boys
Lecompton
Morris
Urass
Baughman
Virgil
Line Begins Operations In Kansas City Region
A Monroe interests start electric train service with four daily runs from Kansas City toward Lenexa. Grading will push to Olathe with trains reaching there by the Fourth of July. The line debates future moves to Lawrence and Topeka and has not sought a franchise yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morons
Haskell
Tuais
Lawreate
Aeregubiak
Thas Ormiere
Plasedy
Visu
Der
Jospecuiak
United Stages
Commissioner of Indian Arllies
Eheen Urrest
United States
Prompti
Ae Ts
Contreta
Hauf
Lawrence
Monroe
Kansas City
Lenexa
Olathe
Topeka
Uncle Sam Oil Co and City Notice in Lawrence Kansas
Public notices announce Uncle Sam Oil Co claims business integrity in Lawrence and nearby areas. A May 1906 city council resolution details Warren Street paving with vitrified brick and limestone standards, curb to curb width thirty twenty feet, financed by annual installments.
Paving Resolution Proposed for Adams Street Lawrence
Lawrence city council on May 7 1906 considered a paving project along Adams Street from the alley east of Tennesse to the west line of Connecticut Street. Plan calls for grading curbing limestone or cement edging and brick paving with a woven cushion and grout filler. Assessments to be paid over ten annual installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas
Warren Street
City of
New Jersey Street
Delaware Street
Brooks
City Cler
Kaosag
Adams Street
Connecticut Street
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Robertson Brothers
Frien‘Devt and Co
Wiedemanos
Benson
Mass St
Lawrence, Ean
Peter Sameon
Billy Williamson
Loomis Studio
Wiedmesoann's
Raymond
Ciloago
Eharmutany Wind Valocity
Gilea
Loch
Wolf
Woodward & Co's
Hallo
Ind
Better
Frank Gee
Guenther
Guenthers
W. A. Guenther
Mess
Ohio Natural Gas Supply
Rubison
Atlas Building & Loan Ass'n
Bell
Vermont Street
Malaga
Mass
Hester Jeseler
Gauss
Key West
Gmeters
Hugh Blair
Rowlands and Stevenson's
Walt’s Book Store
Wiedemann
Wiedemanna's
Washington Post
G.A.R
Morris’ Studio
Weatherby
Com
Huy Ewing
Boughton
Loomis’ Studio
Rowlands and
Stevenson's
J. L. Douglas Ashesa
Abe Wolfeon
Maia Streat
Kennedy and Bront
Rolchards and Stevenson's
Skoop Ferguson
Wiedamano’s
A. W. Henderson
Deaser
Mddlery
Massachusetts Street
Barmers
Meriden Creamery Company
F. Rahakopfs
A. Lawrence
Mane Atreet
Wil H Johns
Searies Bros
Hoadley's
Vermont Atreat
R. H. Bennetts &Co
Jco
Sea
J . Brock
Jounst Want Column
TAN Oxfords
Fischers
Hogu
Grain Market
Ica
Grittin Ice Company
Kodak
Cramer
Masa
F. W. Jaedicke
Tfja
Ed Kiein
University Bok
Silk
S Express
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
INNES
India
Scotch Madras
Moneybak
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Fort Apache
Mary Pirie
Emination
Dredd
Trelisimipidia
Finn
Rehrersville
London
AS 275i Gabrich Granc Merriman Af Piano Sa
Bell Brothers Piano CO
West
Bell Brothers Piano . Co
Topeka, Kansas
West St. St
Masteller
Baltig
Hattie Winters
J C Bush
W C
Hesse
Homus
Jill, Davidson
Nese
W F Brass
John Lovett
Sutherland
Tennesaee
Jennie Mart
Lawrence Visite
Piper
Otis Perkins
Bertha
B M Rudiger
Woodward
Madge
Jennie Martin
Adah Cressmap
Mina Jeffries
Baburt
Carpenter
F A Wilber
Clearman
Stella Cresaman
Gardner
T F Desser
LAS Plos
Raymond's
Raymond's Drug Store
Coleus
Lulek
THE
Uncle Sam Oil Co
Viclulty
C. S. Freeark
Lawrence Agt
Lawrence Daily Journal
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