Tuberculosis Meeting December 3 In Topeka
Kansas tuberculosis congress meets Thursday at four in Topeka with Governor Hoch presiding. Lawrence attendees include many club women. Also on the program are papers on water supply and sewage disposal by state health officials and Lawrence experts. Students return from Thanksgiving, homes busy with parties and housing strain. local shops advertise ice cream, photographs, calendars, oysters, and Parisian topics. Football players to receive gold Ki badges at December 2 banquet. K symbols also awarded to open night attendees. banquet at Robinson Gym promises to be notable as first of its kind and likely annual.
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Barteldes Seed Co seeks first class Iowa corn varieties
The Barteldes Seed Co of Lawrence Kansas advertises a market for seed corn including Iowa Silvermine Boone County White Champion White Pearl Reed's Yellow Dent Golden Beauty and other varieties. They request calls from providers offering seed corn.
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Lawrence, Kans
Milk analysis report shows Lawrence milk cleaner than state by Kansas Board of Health
Kansas State Board of Health releases findings from Lawrence and statewide milk tests. Professors Feederick UH Billings and Frank 0. G. Argreling note Lawrence milk fares better than many towns though delivery and bottle handling raise concerns. Cream shows low bacteria, while ice cream samples reveal high counts.
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Hon George Martin to Speak at University Friday
Hon George Martin of Topeka will address the University chapel at ten o clock Friday on Clark and the marking of historical sites in Lawrence. In police court Mary Henderson admitted intoxication after drinking a gallon of cider and was fined $6.50. The Doe family member John Doe was fined $6.50 for drunkenness.
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Tope Ceretry
Kansas State Wissoviey
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Louis Menger
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McCartney Sells Out To Fredonia Party In Sale Return
W G McCartney who ran the Closing Out Sale at 719 Massachusetts street has sold the stock to G W Maupin of Fredonia Kansas and the stock was moved there. He conducted a successful sale and appears to have made a good transfer deal. He is well known in Kansas City business and owns substantial property there.
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Former KU Athlete Clyde Allphin Serves County Attorney
Clyde Allphin a Wichita County attorney and former Kansas University athlete is in the city today. He notes Baker University scouts and a football squad, and mentions his role as county attorney entering a third term. Also announced is the death of Reuter Doolittle at age 81 on November 29 with services and burial details provided. A North Lawrence United Brethren revival continues nightly with evangelistic services and daily prayer meetings led by Pastor J. Lewis.
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First Drainage District Election Sees Several Local Visits
The article lists community members traveling to Topeka Kansas City Excelsior Springs and Bartlesville for visits and events. It notes returns from trips Harvard University Topeka and Missouri University, plus births and local social news. The first drainage district election is mentioned along with elected directors.
New Post Card and Photograph Albums at Bough ton's
The notice highlights the third annual opera Frin Cessida with performances on December 10 and 11. It notes new card and photo albums linked to the event and invites patrons to view them.
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Meeting for Men Highlights Parlor Club Event
The recent afternoon meeting for men attracted forty four attendees who found the parlor gathering both interesting and helpful. RTE E Baxter offered insightful talks on the topic secrets to the Perfect Man while the president played a piano solo, concluding with an informal follow up session.
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University eyeing top actresses for engagement here
A letter from Harrison Gray Fiske discusses the proposed engagement of his wife here at the Kobin gymnasium and the University’s plan to bring only highly accomplished actresses who can perform classic works. The university is in correspondence with actors and actresses of notable reputation.
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Van Furnace Gains Ground in Country Demand
Van furnaces and heaters praised for heat radiation and economy. County farmers can buy gas or coal models. Potential Lawrence factory may produce hundreds yearly. Mrs. Mary Taylor, 31, former Lawrence resident, dies in Kansas City. Funeral in North Lawrence Baptist church with Maple Grove cemetery interment. Mantle clocks and jewelry advertised by Ed Parsons, jeweler, 717 Mass. street.
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1909 vehicle values and annual opera announcement
A local ad touts the best vehicle values with emphasis on style quality and price in 1909 models from Evans Metcalf Co. The notice also promotes new post cards at Bough Tons and pineapple ice cream by E G Laxman & Co plus the third annual opera Princess Ida on December 10 and 11.
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