Lawrence News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Reports from Lawrence recount a Massachusets street crossing in the manufacturing district, Lawrence High School football fans chartering, and Waldo Coster at the Gouin club in 1920. Ben Carman works in the county treasurer’s office during tax-paying rush. Crowds fill the Journal-World bulletin board awaiting Kansas Aggie game news. Front of Kress store repainted after Sunday. Dr. Frank W. Gunsaulus sermon at First Presbyterian Church described as a great pulpit treat.
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Lawrence High School
Stanthe
Waldo Coster
Lawrence “Gouintry Club
Jagmengs
Ben Carman
Journal-World
Bulletin Board
Frank W. Gunsaulus
First Presbyterian Church
Lawrence
Journal-World Office
Yearning for Apples and Courtship in Oakridge News
In Oakridge a flurry of social visits fills weekends as familiesattend church, host gatherings, and travel to Lawrence for events. Neighbors report fine apples at a Williams Town orchard, box supper plans at Mackey school, and a large turnout for a community meeting in Franklin County.
Journal-World notes on local events and elections
Various items from Lawrence including political meetings in the Douglas county district court election preparations. Docketed cases 135 for November term. County commissioners to count votes Friday. Alumni meeting with sculptor Daniel Chester French planned in Kansas City. Other notices include club meetings and a hex social at Knowledge Hill School. Temperature and wind shift to northwest reported this morning.
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Douglas County District Court
Kansas City
University of Kansas
Daniel Chester French
James Woods Green
Knowledge Hill School
Seventh, Street
Sunny side school welcomes big Sunday crowd
A large crowd attended Sunnyside school as Sunday services begin next Sunday at 30 30. Charley Jones and daughter Marguerite with Mrs Curl shopped in Lawrence Saturday afternoon. Several locals attended the D A Richardson sale last Monday and relatives visited over the weekend.
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A. H. Boehle
Lawrence
Avery Hibner
Williams
Franklin County
Centropol
Merry
Peterson
Ingert
Beeghley
Churchbaugh
Forth
Deary
Postma
Susie Peters
Elmer Flory
Fairview
Flory
Michiel Montgomery
Pratt County
Grover Ulrich
Glenn and
Dudley
A. H.beebie
Harvey
Farmers Union
Hopewell
Grove School House
Judge Means
Judge Stuart
Arthur Boele
Harold and
Willie
Vinland
Boehle
Ida Williams
Baldwin
Elmer Flory E
Wibner Williams
Ernest Seidel
Goodell
Marvin Herr
Edgar Landis
Hallie
Carl
Leonard
Charlie Wiliams
Walter Deay
Elmer
Sunnyside
Charley Jones
Marguerite
Curl
E. A. Richardson
Pontius
D. A. Richardson
E.D. Shaw
Helen Hazel Shaw
E. D. Shaw
Paul Shuler
Kc Som
Herbert
Buckmiller
E. A. Richard
Midieed
Migs
Junie Wood
C.L. Beurman
Missouri
Pleasant Grove Revival Meetings At High Prairie Begin In October
Revival meetings at High Prairie start October 31 with services led by Rev Muir. On Sunday morning at the regular preaching hour tl atlock Mr David as choirister will lead the singing and spirited song. Local attendance promised as Gosnes eves matter attends.
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High Prairie
Tl Atlock
Muir
Mr. David
Gosnes
Revival Notes Prompt Attendance and Plans at High Prairie
Sunday school attendance reached forty with Rev. Muir aiming for a hundred next Sunday and urging on time arrival. The revival will begin Sunday morning, led by Mr. David Lawson, with hymns including The Star Spangled Banner and Bring Them In. Evening sermons stressed spiritual-mindedness and life, with a large turnout for the Farmers Union meeting discussing constitution amendments and community music and a chicken pie supper.
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Muir
Jesus
Miss Hamilton
Baldwin
Haas
Ulrich
Gleason and Marshall
Hesston
Boland
Daniels
David Lawson
Farmers Union F
Hopewell
Messrs
Chas. Gleason
E.S. Heaston
Herschell Ulrich
Williams
Frances
Helen Heasten
George
Isoale
Debts and deaths noted for Topeka area residents
Obituaries record Mrs. Mary Atoper aged 65 dying at home in Topeka with funeral held locally. Charles Snow, 57, died in Kansas City hospital. services conducted there. Mrs. Margaret Givens, 61, sister of Mrs. De Witt, died in Kansas City with funeral at home. Mrs. Mary C. Johnson, 32, remembered for shielding five Smith children after their father died, with tributes from The Kansas City Star. William T. Skinner of Devlin Oklahoma, 76, formerly of Lawrence, funeral held Saturday. survivor list includes daughter Clara Crane and son Roslan Skinner. Nell K. Milion named Idaho’s first female congressional nominee.
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Marjorie
Frances Bereiter
Mackey
Harry van Neste
Breiters
Godfrey
Tred Carr
Reno
Elmer Ford
Rothwell
Abs. A.green
Lawrence
Carrie Hunsinger
Six Corners
MissGover Rothwell
Godfrey's
Guy Mathes
Nick
Messrs
Morgan
Harriett
James ~ Woolf
Jonit
Joe Hemme
Newman
Pars. Hemme
Grantville
Midland ‘Rural Club
New Country Home
Charlie Husted
Ht. G. van Neste
Tom Stuart
Herriott
Spe
van ‘Neste
J. C.] Wise
Wilkes
Charlie ‘Wood
Mr. Wood
Clara Wood
John Norwine
North Lawrence
Kelsey
Brown
Strong
van Neste
Fred Strong
Simmons Hospital
Mackey School House
Miss Nomis
Will Wise
Overland
Texas
Kansas
Charlie Wood
Don
Mary Atoper
Topeka
William EL. Roper
Charles F. Snow
Kansas City
Margaret Givens
Varis F. de Witt
Mary C. Johnson
Percy W. Smith
Clark H. Smith
Smith
The
Kansas City Star
Johnson
Mr. Smith
R. A. Long
Star
Percy W Smith
van Duyn
Spokane
William T. Skinner
Devlin
Oklahoma
Kington Post
Skinner
Clara Crane
Barnesville
Roslan , Skinner
Berlin
Ani Mes
Rainier Richards
Adlan Skinner
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Constitutional Remedy
The ad argues catarrh is a constitutional disease needing a constitutional cure. Hood's Sarsaparilla is claimed to purify and enrich the bloodstream, remove the cause, and prevent serious illness. 46 years of use are cited with favorable testimonials. The text also promotes Hood's Pills as a family laxative.
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Hood
Doctors Explain How Colds and Flu Are Treated
Doctors describe treatment approaches for colds and influenza including symptom relief and care strategies. The text discusses antiviral use, supportive care, and when to seek medical attention, noting varying recommendations and common remedies.
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Charles Curtis
Henry J. Allen
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Richard A “Hopkin
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Frank L. Travis
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Imre Zemwalt
Bonker
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F. 36Ason
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E. C. Little
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