Com mon Schools 1907 Graduates District 4 and beyond
A reader list details graduates for the year 1907 from Com mon Schools District 4 and adjacent districts. The roster includes numerous students led by Nannie Junkins Ruth Davis Abner Henley Inez Westerhouse Erie Moore Florence Alexander Minnie Moore and many others, with names grouped by district codes and classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Junkins
Ruth Davis
Abner Henley
Inez Westerhouse
T—Erie Moore
Florence Alexander
Minnie Moore
Matie Watts
May Kennedy
Lila Reece
Leland Coleman
Paul Richardson
Walter Richardson
Dera Schrader
Francis Threlkeld
Walter Youns
Lee Young
Jennette Dooittle
Fdna Hodges
Newton Selina
Lewis Heck
Etta Dunn
Rearl Eudaley
Bart Houghland
Enmterson
Agnes Stanwix
Mary Stebbins
Ott
Elmer Dil Karl Dial
Anna Anderson
Paul Dengghas
Wilfred
Martin George Wirgins
Chrever Conner
Roy Dhavenpoet
Iva Mitchell
Mabel Mitchell
Katherine Saik
Lester Diy
Malle Falis
Bert Woodard
the Willard
Morgan Folie Morgan Tr
Osea Markby Way
Kathrock GO Kirby
Kee Winifred ‘Taylor
Willie Mason
Morgan Tu
Aiward
Walter
Vivan Huan
Doerothy Tuvker
Bessie Bowere
Nellie Pash
h—Corsie Meiner Bernice
Eva Stierinide Morgan
Gettysburg veteran touts Bilectric Bitters in testimonial
Fayette New York resident David Parker, who lost a foot at Gettysburg, praises Electric Bitters as life changing after years of stomach trouble and costly remedies. The ad touts the tonic as grand for aged, women, and those with back or kidney issues, guaranteed by Barber & Son druggists at 50 cents, with a humorous aside about coin collection plates.
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David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
Barber & Son
Willow Springs Farming Notes and Local Activities
Nearly all farmers have finished planting corn in Willow Springs. Frank Maler is shingling Mr Marshall’s barn this week. Bob Gist purchased driving horses last week. Clarence Filburn and Walter Deary spent Sunday at Bethel. Ezra Churchbaugh and Gen Shuler visited Clarence Filburn. Dave Flory, Frank Deay, and Dave Resler visited G. Deay. Will Forth replanting corn this week. Wheat prospects look good. green bug damage was limited. Elwood Deay bought a road drag last week. roads expected to improve. Ed Van Hosen shipped hogs to Kansas City last week. Evert Wood bought a pony last week.
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Frank Maler
Mr. Marshall
Bob Gist
Clarence Filburn
Walter Deary
Bethel
Ezra Churchbaugh
Ethie Shuler
Dave Flory
Frank Deay
Dave Resler
Deay
Will Forth
Peenal
Elwood Deay
Ed. van Hosen
Kansas City
Evert Wood
Insanity Plea in Kansas City Murder Trial
Tom Parks stands accused of murdering Corbin in Kansas City amid a defense of insanity and self defense. His wife, previously separated, declined to testify. The case, before Judge Wallace, features a twofold defense arguing temporary insanity from alleged marital disparagement and that the killing was in self defense.
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Tom Parks
Lawrence
Kansas City
Parks
Perry Corbin
Marks
Mrs. Parks
Corbin
Hnd
Mes
Wallace
L. C. Boyle
Kidney Cure Restores Salem Man After Five Years
Robert R. Watts of Salem Missouri recounts a five year kidney disease struggle. He says he lost flesh and energy despite medical advice until Foley's Kidney Cure cured him in under two bottles. He notes kidney issues worsen in summer from heat and excess drinking and urges prompt care with Foley's Kidney Care.
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Robert R. Watts
Salem
Foley
Barber & Sco
Twice Told Testimony for Doan’s Kidney Pills
Lawrence residents publish proof that Doan’s Kidney Pills heal kidney weakness. Florence Messer of 1339 Pennsylvania St recalls cures for son James and daughter, with other relatives aided. Sold by Dick Bros. drug store in Lawrence. price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is sale agent for U.S. Remember the name Doan’s.
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Lawrence
Doan
Florence Messer
Pennsylvania Street
Lawrence Kansas
Dean
James
Dylan
Dick Bros
Massachusetts
Henry Streets
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Civil Service Examinations Roll Out In Midwest and Nation
Examinations for four civil service branches set for May 29 and June 12 in major cities nationwide. Engineers and lawyers on May 29. electrotypers helpers electricians and Lanston and Mergenthaler linotype operators on June 12. Eligible citizens age 10 or older who qualify. Test centers listed in Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Indian Territory Nebraska and Iowa with multiple cities. Applications to US Civil Service Commission or local exam secretary. timely submission essential for shipping of papers. rewards offered for catarrh cure and ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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United States
Electrotypers
Lanston and Mergenthaler
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahina
Indian Territory
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas City
Springfield
Joplin
St. Joseph
Kirksville
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Topeka
Wichita
Fort Scott
Salina
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Guthrie
Enid
Muskogee
Alester
Ardmore
Omaha
Lincoln
Grand Island
Iowa—Des Maines Dubuque
Sioux City
No-title ad claim for Swamp Root kidney remedy
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer and Company Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims relief for urination issues and nocturnal awakenings, praising the product as safe pleasant to take and available in fifty cent and one dollar bottles. A free sample bottle and informational book are offered by mail from Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate
Blader
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Dr. Kilmer
Paving bids urged amid contractor holdouts
City announces fresh paving bids as delays from contractors threaten road work. Officials claim current estimates are accurate and that delays on Kentucky street homeowners must not be exploited to raise costs. The goal is to proceed without unfair delays and protect residents from inflated charges.
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Js O
Minto
Kentucky Street
Get What You Ask For From Small Papers Ads
Readers urged to insist on genuine advertised products and avoid substitutes. The piece warns against counterfeit imitations and emphasizes that advertisers' claims rely on consumer trust to sustain their business. It underscores the value of authentic items like Candied Cathartics and similar goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nike
Foley's Honey and Tar Safe Under Pure Food Law
The notice proclaims Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds, and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults. Barber & Bon. Washington Post item lists G A R comrades appointed to visit designated schools next Wednesday: C W Watkins New York school Andy Morris Pinckney George Patterson Lincoln school. A light joke notes a man might raise whiskers but his wife would object. A remark on a fat woman's dress points to waist influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Barber & Bon
Washington Post
C. W. Watkins
New York School
Andy Morris
Pinckney School
George Patterson
Lincoln School
Social and Personal Notes From Kansas and Nearby
A stream of social items from Kansas and nearby cities. Stevens visited Ottawa. L Zuttermister was in Kansas Tuesday. H Hanselman returned to New Mexico. Miss Helen Sutil will visit from Palio California Friday. Dobie Weaver of Baldwin on business in Sexterday. Several others travel to Brookfield Missouri Topeka St Tenis Fort Scott and more. School events include commencement address by W Lansdom at Fort Scott and a medical class trip to Kansas City for the Pharmaceutical Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. Stevens
Ottawa
L. Zuttermister
Kansas
H. Hanselman
New Mexico
Helen Sutil
Palio
California
Dobie Weaver
Baldwin
Woc Payne
Topeka
Annie Noeeis
Brookfield
Elizabeth Trewin
Kinsley
Kans
Mawvie Bell
Gene
Seart
Corinne Heinersen
Edna Cin
Lansdom
Fort Scott
Lanis Situena
St. Tenis
WC. Si. Wetls
Anna Mowry
J. di. Zuttermister
Chun
Ela Smith
Valla Maria
Alfe. Smith
George Kuehne
Kansas State] Bankers? Association
G. L. Knight
Kansas City
JL Perry
Rochester
New York
Sadler
Emley
University
Pharmaceutical Association
Retene
Oldest Train Order Found Bearing Signature of Santa Fe
The oldest train order in existence bearing the signature of the Santa Fe has been found during the past month. Dated July 15, 1889 it concerns the handling of a train between Topeka and Lawrence. It is the property of L. W. Heal baggage master of the Galveston depot.
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L. W. Heal
jCailvestenthion Depot
Topeka
Lawrence
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup Endorsed For Women And Children
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is recommended for women and children due to its mild action and pleasant taste. It does not nauseate or gripe like pills and ordinary cathartics, aids digestion, and stimulates the liver and bowels without irritation. Remember the name Orino and refuse substitutes from Barber & Son.
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Barber & Son
Stolen or Strayed Bay Horse Housed in Kansas City Area
W. T. Miller of 1316 Tennessee Street Lawrence Kansas reports a bay horse missing or possibly stolen after the night of May 21. The 6 year old animal stands 16 hands with a slight wire cut on the left front foot and a swelling above the right knee. A $100 reward is offered by the county for the arrest and conviction of the thief, plus a liberal reward from the owner for information leading to recovery. Inform J. R. Woodward by May 23, 1907. Sheriff.
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W. T. Miller
Tennessee
Tennessee Street
Lawrence
Kansas
J. R. Woodward
Encouraging Dishonesty in Advertised Goods
A Philadelphia Record editorial condemns dealers who substitute inferior items for advertised goods. It argues such deception harms buyers and promotes theft of publicity benefits, noting the motive is higher profit and urging readers to resist accepting substitutes.
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Philadelphia Record
City Council approves street wash and pavement plan
At a regular meeting on the 21st, Lawrence city council adopts a resolution to wash and pave Rhode Island Street and adjacent avenues. The plan includes street widening, drainage, and lay of concrete curb and gutter with funds to be raised by installments. City Clerk notes publication in a local paper.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Acregular
Macque
Rhode Island
B. Toors City Clerkk
PAYING RESOLUTION FOR QUINCY AND DELAWARE STREETS WORK
City of Lawrence Kansas issues a paying resolution for improvements on Quincy Street and Delaware Street between certain cross streets. It details brick and concrete curb construction, sand fillers, and ten equal annual installments to cover the costs with the city clerk authorizing publication.
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Otter
Lawrence
Kansas
Mae
Ara Pegrilar Aneetins
Odakt
Deleware Street
Perth
Quincy Street
Delaware Street
Oregon Street
City of Law
LT Bros City
Notice of liquor permit hearing and street paving resolution
First published notice states the pharmacy at the southeast corner Locust and Pennsylvania in Lawrence seeks a liquor permit for medical and scientific use and a hearing set for May 9, 1907. Also published is a city council resolution ordering Kentucky street graded and brick paved from Lee to Adams, with ten annual payment installments.
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Locust
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Douglas
Kansas
Anid County
Douglas County Basset
Wrenre
Geu. M. Lindley
Lawrence Daily Journal
Kentucky Street
Lawrenee
Lee Street
Adams Street
F. D. Brooks
Notice of Final Settlement in Edward Russell Estate
Notice in the Lawrence Journal May 15 1907 announces final settlement in the estate of Edward Russell deceased. Creditors and all interested persons are notified that Ionia B P Russell executrix will apply July 2 1907 in Douglas County Probate Court for allowance of services as executrix fees and expenses and for a full final settlement and discharge. Adolf? Carl Phillips administrator of William R Vershaw estate will apply June 26 1907 for allowance to survive an administrator and fees and expenses and for a final settlement. Kansas April 15 1907 AL D 1907
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Lawrence Taily Journal
Exdward Russel
Douglas County
Kansas
Altorney
Businesur Iy
Ionia BP
Russell
Aml
Dongs County
Notice of Final Settlement in Estate Case
Notice to interested parties that Henry E. Benson executor will apply for final settlement of the estate of Joseph Mengo deceased in the Prowate Court of Kansas County Kansas on June 21 1907 for allowance of services executor fees and attorney costs and for discharge of duties as executor with a final settlement to follow Lawrence Kansas April 26 1907
Notices of quieting title in Baldwin City lands
Publication notice from Lawrence Daily Journal May 1 1907. In Douglas County Kansas O E F Blake and Mary A Counts sue Blaka Mary Adams Morovia M Still Mrs B Jane Williamson and Eleanor Mowrey and unknown heirs and admins to quiet title on Baldwin City parcels Baker street Chapel street Ninth Street and Eighth Street real estate described as Lots 112 114 116 118 120 122 118 119 123 125 127 129 34 35 North 1/2 of 36 34 35 36 North 1/4 of 37—defendants must answer by June 11 1907 or judgment by default will be entered Attest L & Stelle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Adams
Morovir M. Still
B. Jane Williamson
Eleanor Mowrey
Moravia M. Sull
O. F E. Blake
Mary A. Counts
Douglas County
Kansas
Baker Street
Chapel Street
Ninth Streat
Eighth Street
Baldwin City
L. & Stelle
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the Journal
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E. B Alexander
City
Pasenger
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Dist
Willow Springs
Civil Service Examination
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
S. Arnica
J. G. Jenkins
Hill
N.C
Barer & Bon
Barber & Son's
Stand
Roerfsra Ted
Ifsak Economy
Capitol
Engine ‘Oil Company
Kawaenee Daily Journal Mag
Carl Piallips
Adminiatener Estate
RL Wutaw
Lewwrong
Lawrence Dally Journal
Joseph Mego
Creaitora
Kajgins County
Patate
Henry E. Benson
St Joseph Mendenhall
Lawrence Daily
Jeurwal
District Court
OEF
Blaka and
Mary AL Counts
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