Weather and local notices mixed with ads and obituaries
A cluttered page combines a weather report, vendor notices, and notices of funerals. Obituaries cite Mrs. Louisa Creecy dying at 76 from cancer in North Lawrence with funeral at Baptist church and Maple Grove Cemetery. Mrs Nellie Smelzer’s funeral is set for Saturday at 10 with Tev. Milton presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Creecy
North Lawrence
Baptist Church
Maple Grove Cemetery
Nellie Smelzer
Tev
Milton
Wide Range of Gloves Mittens and Pictures for Sale
A local advertisement highlights golf gloves at 25 cents and mittens for 10 cents. It lists pictures in a large line with prices from 10 cents up to 2 dollars, offering a variety of small items at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Williams
Mass
Firemen's Relief Fund Advances Across Kansas Towns
The Firemen's Relief Fund program consolidates aid for twenty one Kansas towns, with qualified towns receiving funds by April next year. The plan, under state oversight, allocates money to cover funeral costs, family expenses, and related support through premiums and insurer requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Yale
Chirle Barnes
Pius
Madison
Ana Waverly
Superintendent of Justice
Tigneney
Diferent Tire
Unclear Local Notices From Fragmented OCR
Fragmented OCR text mentions Cigars and a chicken pie dinner sale by The Ladies of the Methodist at an establishment named Lome Book Co in Massachusetts. Details are garbled with misread words and missing dates. No clear event or outcome can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnceh Sill
Personal notes from Lawrence social scene listed visitors
Local column records numerous visitors and residents in Lawrence and surrounding towns, including A. D. Mackey and Hugh Means visiting from Kansas City and St. Louis, Miss Hannah Taylor in Otumwa, Miss Hazel Laurey in Atchison, and others from Topeka, Houston, Perry, and Osage City. Several local residents host guests and attend events at Beta house and colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bearsdorph
New York
A. D. Mackey
Kansas City
Charles Whitmer
Topeka
W. Milter
St. Louis
Hugh Means
Walker
Hannah Taylor
Otamwa
Mary Gleed
Hazel Laurey
Atchisoni
J. E. Hopkins
Houston
Texas
A. B. Lee
DeSoto
M. Watts
Tom Hughes
Arapaho
Okla
T. XN. Hansen
John Carey
Lawrence
Henry Mhinzicker
J. A1. McCarroll
Oak
Kansas
Elizabeth McMillen
Fort Seaty
Caroline Maephy
University Merv
Clyde Miller
Osage |iv
Jeanette Wheter
Kentucky Street
Virginia, McShane
Holton
Helen Alder
Chacane Tota
M. Armstroms
Johnson County
James Venner
Money Raising Sale of New Winter Dry Goods
Innes, Bullene and Hackman announce a money raising sale featuring fresh lots of high class winter dry goods. Coats, suits, hosiery and underwear are offered at sweeping markdowns, not a clearance of damaged stock, with prices set to generate revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Bale
Coats on Sale From Express Latest Models
Come In and See These Coats 25 COATS latest models by Express yesterday of kersey braid and velvet trim tan wine brown or black worth 12 and 15 at 10 black coats of unfinished worsted yoke lined silk braid and velvet trim value 47.50 at 3.08 ladies and misses wool mixture coats in browns grays greens and dark stripes worth 10 at 5 and 6 dollars
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Express
University Orchestra to Present Annual Fall Concert
Fraser hall hosts the University orchestra on Monday evening November 24 with thirty members. Heavier pieces include Auber overture Le Macon Schubert’s unfinished Fifth Symphony and Berlioz arranged national Hungary march. Lighter numbers include Wagner Song to the Evening Star Tschaikowski Song Without Words and Love’s Dream After the Ball. Solo items feature Wieniawski violin concerto movements and Mendelssohn oratorio excerpts performed by Miss Phipps Miss Reynolds and William Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auber
Schubert
Hungary
Berlioz
Wagner
Tschaikowski
Massenet
Wieniawski
Miss Phipps
Mendelssohn
St. Paul
Kate Reynolds
Gillet
William Dalton
L B C Replies to Wilson Ad Denies Boisterous Conduct
The Л B C group answers J B Wilson asserting they did not cause trouble at hotels or private parlors nor scribble autographs or thumbprints. They deny being loud or barbaric and focus on defending their conduct while rebutting the advertisement’s claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Telephone Wiedeman
Mer Faight
Satard Weather Report
Cage
Daily Weather Report
Dr. Snow
Ellie
L. Douglas
Abe
Wolfson
Streat
Sehulta
Robertson Uotertaking Co
Massachusett S Street
Chick
Mississippi Street
Ian Satur
W. Fein
Veo
Ducaitees
Ever Vara
Squires
Uamtoun
Dick Dri Shure
F. d. Boyles
Dick Bros
The
Atlan
Home Book Co
Gustafson
Louisa Greecy
A.d.weaver
Markweather
Firemen's Relief Fund
Black Seal
Wits
Lome Book Co
SL. Amker
Baby Ribbon
Billie William Ace
Hoadley
Charles Barnes
Osage City
J. L. Norman
Culiacan
New Mex
Missie Norman
Luella Cooper
Leavenworth
Bachelor's Club
Nelle Binning
Kirk
Colorado
Yesters
Mas. G. W. Schell
J. B. Eveland
Kan
D ‘Latushier
Nelle Eveland
Smith House
University Book Store
Beth
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Ute Lee
Price
Manhattan
Gentl
Nettleton
University Orchestra
Fraser Hall
St. Joe
Lansdon
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Raymond’s Drug Store
Hame Companion
Ladies’ Home
Jornal At Home Book Co
Peerless Cafe
A. Kelly
Robert Edmondson
Pennsylvania Street
Béltis Feather Cleaning Company
Fenen
Boughton’s
George Sheets
Beniamins
Benjamin Clathie
Frenamin & Co
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