Associated Charities Meet Elects Officers and Committees
The Associated Charities met yesterday afternoon at the Y M C A building and elected officers and committees for the year. Officers include President Reverend E E Stanffer Vice Presidents Reverend M Ross and E A Bond Secretary Mrs Parisho Treasurer Mrs J M McCrory Executive Committee chairman J J Brady Mrs F O Marvin Mrs W R Stubbs F E Stimpson Workroom committee Mrs Enil Johnson Mrs E F Goodrich Mrs G Coaihope. Georgia State Chemist praises Cattolene for promoting cotton seed oil and advocates pure refined vegetable oil bases for safe cooking. Miss Ida Alford Rev E E Stauffer Mrs Raymond Alder Mrs C W Wolcott Miss Mary Williams Miss Jeanie Brooks Miss Bessie Raymond 25e
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Y. MC. A
E. E. Stanffer
Rev. M. Ross
E. A. Bond
Her. Parisho
J. M. McCrory
J. J. Brady
F. O. Marvin
W. R. Stubbs
F. E. Stimpson
Enil Johnson
E. F. Goodrich
G. Coaihope
Ida Alford
E. E. Stauffer
Raymond
Toges
John Alder
C. W. Wolcott
Hands
Mary Williams
Jeanie
Brooks
Misa Bessie Raymond
Dr Pierce’s Guide for Women Letters to Buffalo Medical Ad
A storefront medical ad promotes Dr Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser a 1000 page family doctor book. It appeals to women avoiding offense and offers the free cloth bound volume post paid in exchange for stamps. Address Worth's Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Worth
Worth's Dispensany Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
M. D
Main Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Bree
Carmack Shot Dead in Nashville Street Tragedy
Former Tennessee statesman and Tennesseean editor Edward Ward Carmack was shot three times and killed on Seventh Avenue North in front of Polk Flats. Robin Cooper, 27, son of Col Duncan B. Cooper, returned fire after Carmack allegedly taunted him over recent editorials. Robin was wounded in the shoulder. Col Cooper is jailed as an arrest continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Statesman
Nashville
Tenn
Edward Ward Carmack
The
Tennesseean
Seventh Avenue
Polk, Flats
Robin Cooper
Duncan B. Cooper
Carmack
Col. Cooper
Robin
Union Street
Senator Carmack
Cark
de H. J. Kurt
Rubin
Young Cooper
Cooper
Corn yield and production figures from Washington report
An average yield of bushels per acre is noted for corn with preliminary estimates totaling 4 027 667 000 bushels in the department of agriculture report issued today. The summary covers corn and five other crops and reflects preliminary national production data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Missouri Valley League Basketball Ambition After Football Season
W. Lansdon, athletics manager at the University, traveled to Kansas to attend the Missouri Valley Basketball League initiation. Schools signaling entry include Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Washington University, Drake, and Ames. The league aims for strong prospects in coming years. Tom Johnson, noted football performer, is also a basketball standout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ('. Lansdon
University
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Washington Univers Cne
Drake
Aames
Tom Johnson
Commercial Club Meeting Canceled This Evening
The Commercial club will hold no meeting tonight. A full attendance is desired. The note remarks that many men unable to write have signed with a dollar mark, urging members to participate only if there is a gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Cough Remedies and Local Business Ads Highlight Town Trade
An assortment of drugstore pitches and local ads promote Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy from C. P. Barber & Son, Dr King's New Life Pills at 25 cents, and Thor Motorcycles with prices from 130 to 360 dollars. Nearby merchants like Rork Cycle Shop and Lawrence Transfer Co advertise services and refreshments at Mass Street during routines after skating rinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
Dr. King
Barber & Son’s
THOR
Rork Cycle Shop
Mass. Street
Not so Foolish. Wichita dancing sororities in scandal
The Journal questions a Wichita tale of fool girls in scant attire as part of initiation stunts. It notes Lawrence sororities rarely force such acts and says jokes are harmless, recalling past Town laughs at T S E but urging skepticism about sensational claims from university towns.
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Wichita
Bowes
Lawrence
Laugl
Wichita Star
Talking Spring Election With Looming Commission Debate
The Journal argues for a fixed commission term of government by spring. Finances lag as expenses rise and a remedy is needed to avoid halting improvements. Residents report wear on Linwrenes Fill Wearing Out and fear crossing the sunken Syd Herd flue on the north side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etry
Piano From Boston For Aly Varoddeury Recital
Old newspaper column notes a Chickering concert grand piano sent from Boston for Aly Varoddeury to use at Fraser Hall recital on Tuesday evening November 17. It mentions a Kansas University alumnus Sleury, a weather update, Foley’s Honey and Tar ad, and a Cosmopolitan School of Music recital with Helen Broeniman and Denisy Judson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chickering and Company
Cosmopolitan School of Music and Dramatic Art
Cable Hall
Cosmopolitan School
Helen Broeniman
Harald Henry
Aia
Denisy C. Judson
Hannah Butler
Heinza Musical Club
Hazel Harrison
Lawrence Transfer Co Promises Trunk Delivery and Bright Lighting
Lawrence Transfer Co advertises trunk delivery and bright lighting with low pricing. Mentions L F Conklin at 834 Mass and sanitary plumbing and gasetting with F H Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Conklin
F. H. Bennett
Attractive Art Gallery Gift Offered With Christian Herald
The Christmas Herald offers subscribers a free gift titled The Art Gallery, featuring six famous portraits reproduced in fourteen colors across 1000 square inches. The offer awards the gift to new and renewing subscribers, with pricing around $1.50 per year and a 1910 date window for delivery. the ad touts the magazine as premier in literature and art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christmas Herald
Avery
Christian Herald
Folly
Sto
Dibls Fiouse
New York
Christian “Herald
Antil
Jan‘gery
Intt Art Gallery
de Lare
Hicks Almanac 1909 on sale November 1903 release
The Hicks Almanac for 1909 offers colorful covers and a fine colored portrait of Prof. Wicks. It promises the original Hicks Weather Forevnent, astronomical year data, and new features. Available by mail or on news stands with discounts for bulk orders. agents wanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hicka
Prof. Wicks
Word and Works
America
Word and Works Pub. Co
Locust Street
St. Louis
Hicks
Furveusia
City of Lawrence to hold board of equalization meeting
The city of Lawrence Kansas will hold a board of equalization meeting on December 7 1908 at 7 30 p m in the council chamber to hear complaints about valuations and appr isements for ordinances 348 351 and 306 related to grading paving curbing and sewer construction Reports of appraisers are on file for public viewing at the city clerk’s office Published in the Lawrence Daily Journal November 7 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal
Board OF Equalization
Lawrence
Kansas
Rhode Island Street
Lee Street
Adama Street
Louisiana Street
Hancock Street
Lea Street
Heaford
Morris
Adams Street
Tungsten Lamps Offer Power Saving Light Upgrade
A period notice summarizes light bulb options citing tungsten lamps as substitutes for carbon filament lamps to save on current costs. It mentions 4% candlepower substitutions, 32 candlepower options, and cost reductions up to about 50 percent, with multiple wattage choices and potential bill reductions. The text also includes unrelated notices about cigars, tailor services, and a final estate notice for William Boener with probate actions planned in December 1908.
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K.V. Pierce
N.Y
Georgia
J. H. McCandless
McCandless
the Fiddle CO
Opera House
Pierce
Henry Leone
Nwboon
Sac Uo
Words and Music By
Claude W. Dutton
Rata
Tia
R Ty
Missouri Valley League
Dr Lyon
Lye Dds
Ely
Bros
Warren Street
Lawrence Transfer Co
E. G. Soman & Co
Mass
Foley
O. BP
Barber & Son
Sarah Arrothers
A. By
P. Barber & Son
T. Still
Mass, St
Lawrence ‘Transfer Co
Jas. S. Kirk @ Co
N. Water St
Chicago
Geo. J. Barker
F. D. Brooks
Abe
Wolfton
Parker's
Chris Stupsinger
Parger
Kirst
William Boener
Dengies
Banasty
Zaid Eatate
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