High shy inkave in cattle receipts at Kansas City markets
May 3 report from Kansas City Stock Yards notes higher cattle prices this week with steers up 10 to 15, cows and heifers 10 to 15, Texas steers at 6.70 in quarantine division, and overall top quotes around 7.40. Strong pork and sheep trades noted, with lambs up to 9.25 and feeders mainly 5.20 to 5.65. Bullish tone despite expectations of large June supply, while drought warnings and local ads close the item.
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Kansas City
Missouri River
Texas
Emporia Gazette
Lawrence World and Journal
Gazette Exchange
Journal
Ste
Colorado
Innis
Brich
Healthful breakfast cures temper and stomach woes
A health column extols Egg-O-See Wheat Flakes and E-C Corn Flakes as ideal start to the day. It warns poor digestion from rich foods and praises a nutritious breakfast for better mood and physical well being. The piece condemns bad water and mismixed foods as causes of fatigue and temper.
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Noman
Lawrence Journal History and Commentary Note
A historical excerpt recalls the Lawrence Journal versions and mergers with the Herald of Freedom and Lawrence Tribune, noting publication lineage and pricing. it includes scattered remarks about airship destroyers and political opinions, with references to Shawnee Oklahoma officials and Roosevelt in a Wichita Eagle clipping.
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Neablen
JGR
Toe
Herald of Freedom
The
Lawrence Tribune
Oldeat
Terpaptie
Pigurnag
Lawrence
Ke Dauryere
Kansas
Root's Opportunity in the Senate Fight over Greed
The New York World urges Elihu Root to serve as the consumer’s champion in the Senate battle against greed and privilege. It questions his record as a corporation lawyer and whether he will scrutinize the window glass schedule and other cost of living issues to satisfy both himself and the public. The piece frames Root’s choice as a test of national prestige and accountability amid ongoing political scrutiny.
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Elihu Root
United States Senate
Mr. Root
New York
New York World
Lawrence Paving Boom and Cecil’s Stale Spotlight
In a trying hour newspaper staff stand with Charlie Finch amid peril and sorrow. Lawrence, Missouri Valley town, plans six more miles of paving this summer as growth accelerates. Cecil Spooner tours with a new play amid fading public interest, audiences deeming her vivacity diminished and shifting tastes.
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Charlie Finch
Lawrence
Missouri Valley
Ottawa Republic
The Blue Mouse at Bowersock Opera House May 26
Millicent Evans stars in The Blue Mouse a farce by Clyde Fitch presented at Bowersock Opera House next Wednesday May 26. Alessis Shubert organize a capable cast to tour with the Lyric Theatre New York production. Prices range from 50 cents to 1.50 dollars.
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Millicent Evans
Bowersock Opera House
Clyde Fitch
Alessis
Shubert
Lyric Theater
New York
Trip Around the World at the Nickel
The Journal’s European tour exhibit shows France Germany Belgium Sweden Norway and Russia with Paris Brussels and Cologne. William Warner of St. Louis curates the views on view at Mrs Pattee’s Nickel attracting large crowds. The Eye remark notes the fragility of sight and risks of injury.
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Nickel
Public notice from Douglas County court lists Ames Street land suit
Rebecca Peer sues Albert W MaComber and Dr A Still and unknown heirs to quiet title on Lots 38 through 43 on Ames Street Baldwin City Douglas County Kansas. Defendants must answer by June 25 1909 or judgment will be entered. L B Steele attorney for plaintiff.
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Albert W. MaComber
A. Still
Rebecca Peer
Douglas County
Kansas
Ames Street
Baldwin City
L. 8. Steele
John
Erfust
Christoph Buttow
Joachian Baabe
R. K. Tahor
Charlotte Wilber
Theodore Tied~man
Peter Frosch
Joho Brandt
Julius Ehebart
Anton Busche
Avincich Hiller
William Holz
Johanna Necolans
Friedrich Bohner
Maria Gerke
Carl Schulz
John Ettinger
Peter Ollberger
Johann Luiz
Kahl
Philip Schad
Charles Augustus
Frank Kuhn
Louis Blohm
C. W. Dickerson
George Endres
Rebecca King
Anthony Crisp
Henry Ziesenis
District Court
A. D
Endora
State of
Anid Landa
Steele
Lawrence Firms Win State Board Contracts
Three Lawrence firms secured contracts under the letting by the state board of control. F. H. Smithmeyer notes decades of bidding and success, listing firms Aldl Weaver, Janes Bullene Hackman, Starkweather Shoe, and Lawrence-Men's Shoes among others for blankets, fabrics, bedspreads, shoes, and related goods.
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Lawrence
State Board of Control
Poebler
F. H. Smithmeyer
Aldl Weaver
Os Ae
Lowell
Janes
Bullene & Hackman
Starkweather Shoe Company
Protecting the Sparrow in Topeka City Ordinance
The Journal reflects on a long standing belief in outdoor life and questions the Topeka city council’s new ordinance to protect the English sparrow. It contrasts years of efforts to eradicate the bird with this surprising policy shift and ponders whether the sparrow is a pest or a blessing.
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O. P. Barber
Topeka
Endora Land Suit and Union Pacific Timetable Notice
The notice details Henry Ziesenis versus numerous defendants in a Douglas County real estate suit involving Blocks 10 to 15 and related lots in Endora. It includes attorney L B Steele and specifies quieting title actions. Also listed is a Union Pacific time table with east and westbound trains, numbers and departure times for the Leavenworth Branch.
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Union Pacific
Motor Car
Denver Limited
St. Louis-Cokfim
K. C
Atlantic Ress
Salina
Normal Institute Announcement for Lawrence Area
The Douglas County Normal Institute will be held at the Lawrence High School building starting June 7 with instructors including Dr. C. S. Parmenter Baker University Prof. F. H. Olney Prof E Merwin Lawrence Prof Chas Kelly Eudora and the County Superintendent Enrolling begins Monday June 7 Regular class work starts Tuesday June 4 The Course of Study is available at the County Superintendent's office for fifteen cents postpaid The Reading Circle book Smith's Methodology guides Theory and Practice exams The Literature class will study Longfellow Evangeline and Irving Rip Van Winkle and Legend of Sleepy Hollow
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Normal Institute
Douglas County Normal Institute
Lawrence High School
C. S. Parmenter
Baker University
F. H. Olney
E. Merwin
Lawrence
Chas. Kelly
Eudora
Isnt It a Fright Mable
A traveling man records a Kansas town girl refrain exchange noting humor from Great Bend to Topeka. Local voices from St John Ellis and others echo playful lines about goodbyes and late trains. McLeod and McLeod D 0 D U Chiropractors advertise Fairfax Hotel visit for free consult Bell phone 190.
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Great Bend
St. John
Rush Center
Hoisington
Ellinwood
Sonny
Wichita
Hutchinson News
McLeod & McLeod
D. U. Chiropractors
Fairfax Hotel
Mass
Bell Phone
Graduation Gifts and Music Recital at Cable Hall
Ed Parsons presents ideas for graduation gifts with a note to act now. A Cosmopolitan School recital on Tuesday afternoon November 3 at Cable Hall featured Helen Broenimen, pianist, and Daisy Judson, contralto, showcasing strong training from Marold Henry and Hannah Butler. Carpet renovation offered by F H Heenett with Bell 708 and home 128.
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Ed. Parsons
Cosmopolitan School of Music and Dramatic Ark
Cable Hall
Cosmopolitan School
Helen Broenimen
Marold Henry
Daisy C. Judson
Hanneh Builer
Great Interest Aroused In The European Contest Votes
Miss Kate Andrews leads in today’s issue by voting several thousand times while Miss Elizabeth Kun kel rises. The Great Bonus Vote Offer ends in three days as candidates push for subscriptions and votes to win big prizes including a Tour of Europe.
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Kate Andrews
Elizabeth Kunkel
Europe
Might and Main
Contestees Named in Local Pageant Standings Ad Taken
Miss Kate Andrews from Ohio leads a list of contestants including Miss Julia McGrath from Tan n, Miss Louise Broeker and Miss Elizabeth Kunkel with several others from Lawrence Lecompton Baldwin Eudora and Vipland. The scattered entries show participants tied to distinct Kansas towns and addresses.
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Kate Andrews
Ohio
Julia McGrath
Tann
Louise Broeker
Elizabeth Kunkel
May E. Morse
R. J
Rose Neal Olson
New York
Gertrude Bruchmiller
Lawrence
Anna Paaseh
Myra Spangler
Lecompton
Mayme Dauberman
Dollie Kraus
Eudora
Kansas
Clara Colman
Classie Kinzer
Baldwin
Anna Hyland
Lilly White
Carrie Cox
Rhode Inland
Caroline Neustifter
Eudora, K
Gussie Reese
Vipland
Caseeceter Winreese
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Wichila
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Merideth
Lucile
University of Kansas
Dean
Jobs R. Garrett
Girard
Ala
Johnn Ueye
Gladwin
Mich
Buckllen
Barber & Son
P. Barber & Son
Independence
Wright
Wright Brothers
Cecil Spooner
Cecil
Opera
Alli
What Is
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Contimee Castoria
Hester
Francisco & Todd
Vermont Street
Straffon’s Drug Store
Daily Journal
A. Young
Mass. Street
Stanley
Waverly Electric
National Auto Exchange
O. M. Thornton
Kans
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Southern Scout
NEW Lyric
Home
Lawrence Transfer Co
Bunday
Jone
Lawrerce Planing
Lawrence Pantitorini
West Warren Street
Mable
Plerce
Fetter
R. V. Pierce
Saffalo
Williams’ Carriage Shop
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Calests
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Wm. T. Sinclair
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