End of Grass Cattle Run Signals Market Shift In Lawrence
Lawrence Kansas November 10 1909 signs of the approach of the end of the fall runs of grass cattle are evident with receipts down several thousand head from prior weeks total 16000 cattle. Market steady to strong beef steers and stockers up 15 to 25 cents cows firm calves higher. Grass cattle from the range counties plentiful native grass cattle scarce short fed cattle increasing but not enough to offset reduced grass cattle. Hogs higher with top about 47.99 and most sales 7.30 to 7.90 per cwt.
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Kaneas City
Range
Helg
Kansas
Missouri
Ing
Billshurry
Sincaller
Amusements at Mayieu Elliott's and War Map Defense
A mixed page notes Shuberts presenting The Tinmaster at Bywerawk Pera House with Olive Porte and a unique plot. Also a war defense map for Dexegles county, promising_no_hostile_invasion. Warden Cudding improvements praised by Bowers prisoners feel better. Anne Sweeney accepts pupils at downtown studio with contact numbers.
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Mayiue Elliott
New York
Shuberts
Tere
Bywerawk Pera
Olive Porte
Wall Street
Thevil-Lake-The
Donglas
Seldiers
Dexegles
Masonic Class Notes and G A B Ladies Meeting
A fragmented note records a large Masonic class size and a historical record increase from fourteen to seventeen. It also mentions the Ladies of the G A B Lawrence Circle No 75 inviting an inspector to Kinch on Saturday November 13 at noon followed by a social hour and a regular meeting at 230. Members are urged to attend.
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Tore
Crowe
G. A. B Lawrence
G. A.ch
Kinch
R. H. Buckminster
Through Combat to Victory in the Oak and the Hothouse Plant
Analyzing character, Orison Swett Marden notes strong character stems from conquering habit and persistence. A self made youth faces responsibilities, while a pampered one yields to adversity, like the oak that has weathered storms versus a hothouse plant that succumbs to a frost.
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Orison Swett Marden
Hothouse
English Postmaster Memory Sparks Family Roots
A narrator recalls Kent, England from forty years earlier and meets a current postmaster who reveals family ties to the old line. The exchange highlights a grandfather former postmaster and a new son-in-law in the family, illustrating how names and roles repeat across generations.
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Jones
Kent
Pengelley
Sr. Pengelley
Pengelles
Post Ofice
Uut
Music Birds and Snakes Exregitiogis Jase of aprisigweet
The North American Review article critiques refined taste in art and discusses how even birds’ songs are depicted with derision amid blasphemy against heavenly things. It notes Quakers distancing themselves from Epiphanius’s anti city-wide rhetoric as the minister condemns a perceived immorality.
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Aprericab Review
Cheering Hee Up Islington and the Coffin Run
A London Chronicle tale recounts Islington once revered by medical men for its invigorating air. Dr. Abernethy notes patients renting rooms there in hopes of recovery as funeral processions pass, with a landlady quipping coffins break the stairs whenever undertakers’ men move them.
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Islington
Abernethy
Londo Chronicle
Intelligence In the Kitchen A Woman of Genius
The article extols intelligent cooking as mastery over nature with chemistry like alchemy behind an apron. It praises educated women in the kitchen for transforming indigestible foods into epicurean delights and finding deep pleasure in a well ordered kitchen. It hints at social behavior as a brief aside.
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Igher
Dutea
Pheasants and Football Echoes from a Lost Season
A reflective, fragmented account recalls a famed football star named Pheys and a pivotal season. The narrative traces the drama of near defeats, late-game heroics, and the enduring impact on players, wives, and fans as the sport’s memory lingers amid fading pages.
Final Settlement Notice and Damaged Classified Fragment
Notice that the estate of Vi Cider Devon will have a final settlement in Douglas County Probate Court on the 20th December 1900. The notice requests all interested parties to appear and to approve administrator fees and expenses. Also fragments reference a local sale advertisement and damages to a boy’s shouts in Nebo Kentucky.
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Dln
Lawrence Ialy
Devon
Douglas County
Kansas
Pat Devertbers
Mies Ani
William HI
Notice of Appointment and Election in Douglas County Kansas
Notices announce appointment of Mary A. McClure as administratrix of David, deceased, and Simon A. Wood Tillie Sawyer as executors for Serena S. Jandzon estate, both in Douglas County. Also notice election to be held November 27, 1909, at County Farm for officers of the Wakarusa Haskell and Enders Drainage District per law.
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Bonner Springs
Kansas
Lawrence
David
Douglas County
Mary A. McClure
Laserence
Daily Journal
Lawrence Daily Journal
County Farm l
Wakarusa, Haskell and Enders
Lan
Notice of Stolen Riding Bridle From 612 Louisiana Street
A riding bridle was taken from the rear of 612 Louisiana Street. The owner requests its return and asks for no questions to be asked. Any information leading to recovery should be reported to the appropriate local authorities.
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Louisiana Street
Frozen Mountain Torrent Shows Night Freeze Miracle
J Claude White recounts a rare event where a mountain stream froze solid overnight in extreme cold. The rushing waters ceased to roar by dawn, becoming a solid ice mass while travelers found all their belongings frozen, and they survived on tea melted from ice and scarce food.
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J. Claude White
Wide World Magazine
Fragmented Reader Pieces in Anarchic Excerpt
A garbled Cincinnati style column offers disjointed tales from Puebla and Dresden China with notes on eye trouble, half century aging, and weather. It blends a perplexing confession, reflections on youth, postal banter, labor theories, and scattered anecdotes. The piece shifts rapidly in topic and locale.
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Rockefeller
Vinland Vine
Bill Sincaster
Washington Society
Dr. Cook
Peary
Cook
State Teachers’ Association
San Francisco
Heney
Tom McKeal
Ruth
Tom
Congress
Roosevelt
Enger
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Col W. Hines
Col. Harris
Leavenworth
Conntry
J. A. Rickart
America
Burdock Blood
Warden Cudding
Laysing
Dinard J. G. Bowers
Lame
Anne Sweeney
Asno
K. U
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Bell Phone
Sary T. Britt
England
Department
Hay
Castoria
What Is
Heras
Evita
Eel Atelier Satis Seat
Ik. Uy
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Sridison
Dave Tone
Eiveles
Wansas
Renee
McCundk Field
Telean
Jxaesar
Die
Weris
Wilson’s Drug Store
Court House
C. W. Babcock
Vermont Street
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Wells
Hertzler Bros
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W. J. Bates
Western Nursery Company
Mass
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F 'Eoudh
C. BL Hill
California
Winthropsis
Westawrenee
West Warrens Street
The
Moon Bros. Cigar Co
Ottawa, Kans
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Lawrence Realty‘ Company
Sal
McKenzie Realty Co
E. Heory
Rosee
Frank J. Pesirs
Haskell . Ave
IFOR
Plymouth Rock
X. A. Squires
R. R
Room Mind
Ses
West Lawrence
New Or
Martin Investment Co
Ti Mass
St. Bell
Gool Bulldog
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Toslor
Nebo
Trish Pollations
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Dickers
Bucklon
Y. Barker & Ben
Menele
Lear
Maine
Pinckney
E. A. Bowman
Richland
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University
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Lone Star
Erent
Warren and
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Maine St
New Toupshire Street
Yaraum
C. &’ Realty Co
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Philip’ Young
Salina
Kap
Rhode Island Street
Kentucky
Gan and Bath
Rhodes Asland
Kfome
Alabama Street
Ina
I. St
lLost—Reaver Fur Cape
Hutchings
John
J. Bergin
Mes. C
Kentucky St
Bideeland St
Union Pacific
Weaver’s
Jharness
Alabma Street
IW. HL
Pendleton
Mass St
C. G. Hawk
Winthrop St
Journal
N. E
Mi. S. W
McKenzie
E. Henry
Jersey
C. A. Peayer
Hertzler
Haskell Ave
Bell Phons
Indiana and
Elliott Street
Journal Office
W. EB
GREEN
Soret
Saeed
Lawlines
A. J. Dicker
A. Dan- Edmondson & Holloway
Hunter Bros
Hunat Wahreobros
Aunzicker
Fast Grocery
J. Spauldi
Stan
Pip Eey Ho ‘Teter
Robt
Wagwtall
Windmill
Thos
Aeres
Norton Cy
Henry
Raymond Watson
Vermont
East Winthrop Street
Decures
Puebla
Mexico
Estanivlag Ruiz
Cholupla
Rancortus
Philip Scumm
Dresden
China
Harley
Funtie
Germany
Civna
Tabor
Sunessor
Mac
Puck
Weather Department
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