Town Business Directory Fragments Highlight Mass Street Firms
A scrambled OCR snippet lists multiple Kansas City area businesses and services on Mass Street. Entries mention Lawrence Transfer Co Turkish baths Book Co Olson Bros Plumbers and Gas Fitter removal notice grocery stores meat market and related phone numbers and addresses with scattered company names and ad-like phrases. The text shows fragmented ads and notices for stores, services, and trades with mass street addresses and contact numbers.
Chautauqua Opens July 16 in Lawrence
The Western Redpath Chau tauqua System presents eight days of lectures music and entertainment beginning July 16 at three daily programs in Lawrence Prominent lecturer J Mohammed Ali born in India will speak on India's Millions Christianity the Hope of India and The Transformation of Hamid in colorful costume and engaging manner
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Linetec
Redpath
J. Mohammed Ali
Lullure
India
University of Aligarh
Sund
Sadiq Ali
Kapurthala
Forman Christian College
LaHore
Ali
United States
Hamid
Indians Fall in Twelve Inning Loss at Columbia
The Indians lost 5 to 4 in twelve innings to the Missouri team yesterday at Columbia. It was a hard fought game with the Indians giving their all, though the final result favored Missouri.
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Columbia
And the Rain Came
Rain began around nine welock this morning and fell through the forenoon, leaving the ground too wet and the shower deemed superfluous. Lime Kiln club members shot yesterday afternoon with high scores by Fred Morris 36 and Al Hromelsick 32. Al Sirpless remodelling home at 1104 Pennsylvania. Raymond's Drug Store offers disparena seeds. Graduation Diamonds Gustafson. See Conklin about bicycle or motorcycle. W L Douglas shoes sold to Abe Wolfson 637 Mass. Leave magazine subscriptions with Smith's News Depot.
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Fred Morris
al Hromelsick
Smith Hall Renovation and Public Notice Belatedly Filmed
The Everett Gall building, now named Smith Hall, is undergoing repairs and a thorough renovation to serve Ge Society of Care. Contact G Onin at street for information. Bell phone A-Graduation Watches-Gustafson. If you are smoking, 2 Boat Bell is not our fault.
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Everett Gall
Ge Soccare I
Wes
Bell
Lawrence
Odd Fellows Consolidate in Lawrence Lodge No 41 IOOF
Lawrence lodges No 18 unite as Lawrence Lodge No 4 1 IOOF after consolidation led by Grand Master Powell and officers. Elected officers include Charlton, Louvier, Henderson, Green, Terni, Leseher, Learned, Carlier, Rig. Epoch event backed by speeches and celebrations for about 300 members.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
B. M. Powell
W. H. Kemper
Wil J. Russell
K. Charlion
Noble Grand
George Lou
Vier C. F. Henderson
H. J. Green
Bert Terni
Till Leseher
W. R. Carlier
UL C. Rig
Kansas fire insurance fund formed at Topeka meeting
A Kansas City business group yesterday organized a plan for a £200,000 fire insurance company to operate in Kansas and Topeka. Officers and directors from across the state were named, a charter not yet granted, and a five member location committee appointed. The capital stock will be £200,000 with £100,000 surplus. part of it already paid in. A name for the company will be chosen after location is fixed.
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Kansas
Copelanipeka
Kans
Topeka
Aml
Jankers
Plow
Locel
Commercial Natit Bank of Kansas City
Kats
Clyde Miller Satan County
Ail
Miller Stad Clvbel
Yester Poon
P. OW. Goebel
J. R. Burrow
Lent Hopkins
L. T. Hussey
H. F. Smith
Ed. Seball
C. Marvel
C. Maughlin
Boise City
Idaho
Harry Edmondson
Fred Bromdsick
Oklahoma
Lelia Gray
Enid
Oklo
Gertrude Messler
Charles
James Bigelow
Garden City
Wichita
Mes. M
Ewer
Ottawa
A. J. Doran
Will Ober
Salina
Clarence P. Radcliffe
Paul Landis
Chicago
Slitt Construction Company
Clifford Swan Jefe
Pittsburg
Widda Eighme
Monmouth
Frances Houston
Denver
O. C. Brown
W. W. Barrett
A. L.yinugley
Charles Ripple
George Parkhurst
Robert Garver
Bessie Raymond
Lawrence
E. Ridenour
Libersi
Ridenour
P. D. Ridenour
Ridenour & Baker Co
Mexico
Hardin College
Charles Starkweather
Kansa City
Ward Spielman
Heinz
A. H. Ellis
River level markers urged amid flood concerns
The text discusses fears of rising waters and asks that the river be marked to inform the public of current conditions. It notes floods are mainly south and discounts alarm for the area while urging public awareness and coordination with measuring markers. Various phrases hint at administration and local concern without clear specifics.
Fragmentary notice from ECKE'S ECONOMY STORE item
A fragmentary OCR shows Mrs Dremiss at the Home Lore with copies of a fodder con ttt a neat predire of the ll wind and a poem by Mrs. Louisa Prem peon The folder is ak tasty to have a hare site vent the school year The J vents or the Toy 25 eens.
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Dremiss
Louisa Prempeon
Fresh Roasted Coffee and Fresh Fruit Offers
Fragmented ad style notice mentions fresh fruit daily and fresh roasted coffee with low prices. References to bids, repair work, and names like W. J. Broadhurst appear in garbled text, suggesting a local commerce or shop advertisement with pricing emphasis.
Selected First Mortgage Loans Offered For Sale
A partial list of first mortgages is offered for sale by Perkin ivan O. Laws. Investors can net 6 percent. papers ready to transfer. The note values range with appraised security amounts and include various properties. Local business notices mention store ads and social updates from Lawrence Kansas.
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al. Uy
Card of Thanks and Graduation Gift to High School
Card of Thanks expresses heartfelt gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and after death of a loved one, signed by Dc T Telles Leon F Telles John C Telles Mildred Telles. Today marked the last day of High School with graduation exercises to follow Friday night. The senior class presented the high school a bust of Daniel Webster.
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Daniel Webster
Board of Education Meeting Highlights Last Night
The Board of Education held a special meeting at the high school last night to discuss additional business. Several bills were approved during the session, advancing various school district needs and priorities.
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Board of Education Meeting
Board of Education
Breaking the Record in Drought Forecast
A fragmentary report notes expectations drought conditions may ease as morning notes were written with evening readings uncertain. The text cites a work titled Animals of the Past by Chas won in reference to historical subjects.
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Chas
Directoria gown sparks Kansas University society page
An informal Monday tea features a controversial directoria gown drawing national attention. Social pages note guests linger over refreshments while gossip about servants, bridges, and fashion unfolds. a late arrival upstairs signals the quiet end of an eventful afternoon.
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Wednes Club
HL Bhickmar
Sayles
C. W. Lynch
Pastor’s Aid Society
Lutheran Ehureh
Evadne Laptut
Frank Kennedy
Jolly Ki Club
Victor Walling
A. C. Griesa
Phi Delta Phi Fraternity
Kansas University
Eldridge House
Phi Delta Phi
Kansas’ University
Charles Sternberg
Charles
Charles H. Sternberg
Kansas
West
Directoria
Curious Douglas County tale sparks tax talk
A Lawrence dispatch notes Douglas County’s assessed value near $20,000 and jokes about wealth credit. Reader curiosity spots wolf and gopher scalp payments in road district accounts, claiming a record hunter tally in a once settled county near Klula with 2000 students. Remmington cafe advert follows.
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Kinses
Douglas County
Lawrence
Sony
Kansas
Aly
Douglas
Klul
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Weather Report
de. F. C. Snow
Toormannter Baromeier
Clantiines
Miles O Balaiser
Wiedemann
Lawrence Transfer Co
Vermont Street
Sine Book Co
Mass Street
Ayers
Two Book Co
Olson Bros
Mass
Henmminguin
Pisano Tunis
Carl Tieffsaan
Kansas City
Harding
St. Bell
Ellis Cash Grocery
Brown
Mas Waianike
Agency
Conklin
University Meat Market
Fein
Gace Mantles
Eidison
Straffon’s
Woodward & Co’s
Apollinaris
Be & Glass
Round Corner
Albert McNish
Vermont
E. R. Learned
Mass. Street
Chautauqua
Igh
The
Haskell
al Sirpless
Pennsylvania Street
Raymond’s Drug Store
Cheappear
Qustafson
W. L. Douglas
Abe Wolfson
Smith's News Depot
Smith Hall
Gustafson
ODD Fellows
Gardner
Iguers
Uuike
Ecke's Economy Store
Glome
Penny Avenue
W. J. Broadhurst
Cina
Hoadley
Abi Cocker
Gompai
Lkumy Book Co
Validy 'S Lady
Sox
Nan
Lucy Bargis
Tonganosie
Wilder S. Metcalf
C. B. Bunker
George Sheets
Kansang City
John Carter
Spokane
Washington
Fred Nace
Lecompton
Alexander Rose
Lake View
AMG
A. Howard
A. W. McFarland
J. H. Dresbach
W. Laming
L. HE. Sayre
R. E. Cone
Grace Reynolds
G. A. Hamman
Loomas
Streffon’s
Een Eweeeese
Eeadquarteers
Koleer
Lawrence Studio
Lawrenes Undertaking Co
J. A
Maes St
Bothphones
Loomas Studio
la i Arrveer
Fes
T. Telles
John C. Telles
Mildred Telles
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Union
Christian
Science
Sue Harper Mims
Atlanta
Georgia
Christian Science Board
Pint Church of Christ, Scientist
Taswan
al FS Wvuluek
Fraternal Aid Hall
P. F. Remmington
C. J. Eriksen
Ginghis m
Sais
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