Local shop notes and product promos at mass street
An aggregation of short notices lists items and services from Wolf's to Wiedemann's including 50 popular books for boys at 50 cents, jewelry by Sol Marks and Ed W Parsons, a move of Mrs. Brockelsby-Wilson to 814 Mass St, new Neckties and rolling collars, a car delivery service, and a menu boasting Vanilla and Caramel Nut ice creams at Wiedemann's.
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Wolf's
Mass
Park Amusement Park Set for County Fair
Douglas County Fair Association directors agreed to sign with Albert Emanuel of the Lawrence Street Railway to establish an amusement park in Haskell pasture for the county fair this summer. Minor changes were made to the agreement and work will begin soon to open the park in time for the fair. Ev erything clean and sanitary at New Santa Fe Hotel successor now open. meals and rooms priced 35 to 50 cents. Mrs Prantiss Home Store at 907 Tennessee street sells garden and flower seeds. Squires Studio at 1035 Mass. St. offers portrait services. Wiedemann's sells fresh salted almonds made in house.
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Douglas County Fair Association
Albert Emanuel
Lawrence Street Railway
Haskell Pasture
Fair Association
New Santa Fe Hotel
Kha Lindley
Kansas City
Nellie Shay
McPherson
Associated Press
Blanche
Justine West
Eudora
C. P. Coffman
Fairbury
Nebraska
Lennie
Benlah Bales
Linwood
Pipes
Nick Lanse
R. A. Price
Dayton
Ohio
Miss Davidson
Denver
Floyd Doubleday
Weir City
M. Wilhelmi
I. F. Hughes
California
SH. Katherman
Anderson County
Old friends in police court and estate transfers noted
Familiar names faced roll call in police court with minor penalties and pleas. The court also saw drunkenness and quarrel charges as tomorrow’s trials loom. Estate transfers include Truman T Viets to C H Vieta and S B Lawrence for Elk properties and John Martin to Harriet J Doran for $35,000. The June Century feature previews Russia, aviation, pacifism, and Indian reform, with art and fiction notes and ads for local goods and services.
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Frank Wilson
Fred Wilson
Jess Brooks
William B. Sloan
Wilson
Brooks
William Zimmerman, Jr
Heal
Truman T. Viets
C.H. Vieta
B. Lawrence
Elk
West Lawrence
Kansas
John Martin
Harriet J. Doran
S. E
Arsenic Testimony in Mrs Doxey Case in St Louis
In St Louis on May 27 Dr. Warren of Washington University testified arsenic was found in all organs of Mrs Doxey’s deceased. He reported 20.97 milligrams in brain stomach kidneys liver and intestines. The trial continued amid eyewitness accounts and local notices.
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Warren
Human Roulette Wheel seeks half interest for Midwest tour
Parker Shows advertises a half interest in a Human Roulette Wheel riding device. Party to run the wheel across Kansas Missouri and Nebraska during vacation. Colleges students invited to inquire for this opportunity.
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Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Fla
Parker
Local notices mix with travel and shopping items
A crowded column lists shop ads and social notes from Topeka. it features Woulard and Wolf’s mass street stores offering decorative items and chocolates, a Lutheran Ladies fund sale at Eriksen’s, jewelry promotions by Ed W Parsons, plus various visits and travels of local residents, professors, and couples. scattered items mention a Denver hospital effort, Topeka funerals, and a few upcoming recitals and lectures.
Shafer and Shafer Funeral Directors Ad
Shafer and Shafer Funeral Directors advertise 25 years of high class work with Mrs Shafer assisting women and children. J OC Shafer and G B Shafer licensed embalmers located at 910 Mass Street Lawrence Eans.
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Shafer & Funk Funeral Directors
Recital Highlights and Local Notices in Lawrence
A Lawrence page reports on a University of Kansas piano recital featuring Miss Henrietta Oshant and Miss Effie Williams, praised for tone and technique. It notes accompanying violinist Miss Margaret Fowler and pianist Miss Helen Fowler, plus upcoming cantata and organ works. Also referenced are high school commencement addresses by Rev. M. Powell, a funeral for Mrs. Roxie Bell, and local ads for shoes, watches, plumbing, and laundry services.
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M.A. Yates
Kansas City
Kentucky Street
Geo. F. Soxman
Inahianapolis
Fred G. Laxman
Marie
Margaret Haddock
Marie Sinclair
E. D. Thompson
Agnes Thompson
W. M. Williams
Havensville
Kittie Williams
W.A. Hinesley
Edith Hinesley
Lexington
E. Carruthers
Kirksville
Ed Wallace
Boulderado Hotel
Boulder
Col
H. L. Raymond
Texas
Colorado
J. P. Landon
Amp Con
N. 1
Russ
Muscotah
Chapelle Foote
Topeka
Kansas University
Foote
Grayce Waugh
Miss Waugh
Miss Purdy
Mary Barnes
Prof
E. Miller
Pina
Henrietta Oshant
Effie Williams
Fraser Hall
Miss Oshant
Miss Williams
University of Kansas
Margaret Fowler
Helen Fowler
Rev. M. Powell
Lawrence
Lecompton High School
Flowers Stolen From Ketels Porch On Kentucky Street
Vandalism last night at the Ketels home 600 Kentucky Street reports porch flower boxes stripped by likely children. Mrs Ketels expresses indignation as neighbors helped, while other local notes mention thanks for illness and death of a mother, a glee club performance at Central School, and a building project on a new home in Haskell Place.
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Kentucky Street
Central School
Glee Club of
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Georgia
Haskell Place
Art Wood
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