Eagles Meeting Notice At Mt 1 Dreadaerie October 3
Mt 1 Dreadaerie and visiting Eagles in the city are urged to attend the next regular meeting Tuesday October 3. Secretary W T Williamson notes important business and requests orders for oak wood via postal card or call. Corner Henry and New Hampshire streets Lawrence Kansas. David Bunker, who had a stroke a week ago, seemed no better today.
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Eagles
Mt. 1 Dreadaerie
W. T. Williamson
Oak Wood
Henry and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kansas
N. Cameron
David Bunker
The Best Lamp on Earth University Studio
Miss Maude Cooke will meet plexus students at the University studio in the Dick building with sessions from 10 to 12 and 1 30 to ? Miss Augusta Flintom will receive pupils in VOICE CULTURE. Prices. wall paper sale. Shelley's remodeled studio boosts honest work and sitters. An unlimited loan offer by C J Hawk. J N Schreiner cafe and tobacco shop. Lamps and new store decor items priced to attract students. George Davies Tailor stock arrival at 931 Massachusetts. Wolf's Book Store frames and wall paper specials. Egg cream at Wiedemann's.
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Phillips & CO
Massachusetts Street
Phona
Death of Mrs Schultz Ends Early Kansan Era
Mrs Elizabeth Schultz died yesterday at her daughter Dr Elizabeth Lasletts home on Tennessee street after a long illness. Born May 17 1833 she was nearly 73. She came from Pennsylvania in 1860 married J W Schultz October 28 1862. Survived by four children J W Schultz G R Schultz Mrs M W Jones and Dr Elizabeth Laslett all of the city. Funeral at Dr Lasletts 1032 Tennessee street tomorrow morning at 9 oclock. No flowers.
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Elizabeth Schultz
Elizabeth Laslett
Tennessee Street
Kansan
Pennsylvania
J. W. Shultz
Quantrell
G. R. Shultz
Mra
W. Jones
Shultz
Orthodox Friends of
Bucka County
Lawrence Triumphs In Doubleheader On McCook Field
Lawrence football fans celebrated a doubleheader Sunday with wins by local teams on McCook field. Lawrence freshmen defeated Wentworth Military Academy 16 to 0, while Buckner and the Indian team battled to a rough, scoreless first half before consolidation. The Wentworth game featured strong line play by Veach Dohlene Matlock Crowell Cohn and Pleasant pushing the ball, with the veterans held in check on defense. Central lost to Quincy 16 to 0 the previous Friday, the first defeat in two years for Central, as Elpio Woody cough and Bob Langley of Quincy contributed to the win.
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Lawrence
McCook Field
Redukies
Buck Hear
Buck
Shetu
Visitors‘center
Veach
Dohlene
Matlock
Crowell
Cohn
Pleasant
Wentworth
Hamill
Central
Quinsy
Quincy
Elpio Woodyly Cough
Bob Langley
The Volunteer Organist at Bowersock Thursday night
The Volunteer Organist will be shown at Bowersock Thursday night with a dramatic dog rescue scene featuring full blooded Swiss dogs imported by W. W. Newcomer. The dogs, valued in four figures, will search through a storm to save a lost child, and will be visible on the streets the day of the show.
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Bowersock
St. Barnard
Switzerland
WW. W
New Hardware Store Opens In Lawrence
Ken nedy and Ernst opened a new hardware store in the 800 block on the east side of the street. The partners are experienced hardware men with many friends in Lawrence, and their stock is described as first class. September express business in Lawrence reached a record, with Sweeney noting no higher monthly total in his forty years of records. Eriksen showcases Majestic stoves all week, inviting customers to inspect the exhibit and refer to the Journal ad for details.
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Kennedy & Ernst
Lawrence
Sweeney
C.J. Eriksen
Mr. Eriksen
Coal and goods offered at low prices in city yard
A miscellaneous advertisement piece lists coal for sale at low prices with ten cars available at a yard near New York and Quincy streets. It mentions chain of trades including carriage painting by J B Churchill, storage by Lawrence Transfer, and other local services with phone references 55 16 and 53. It also notes products like Black Seal and Congo Queen items and various addresses on Massachusetts street.
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New York and
Quincy
O. D. Pickens
Local notices from Kansas City and area advertise illness and ads
Miss Mista Reitz, ill at home in Kansas City, is described as gravely ill with slim chances of recovery. The item notes her long service as a stenographer for the Fraternal Aid association and lists community notices and various local ads including coal prices, bulbs, a church food case at bell fires, and repairs offered at 12 Massachusetts Street.
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Mista Reitz
Kansas City
Mont
Maningetts
Shere
Miss Reltz
Fraternal Aid Association
Hyre
Lawrence social calendar full of visits and travel
Will Erwin of Motto Shoe in Lawrence travels to visit sister Mrs W C Lansdon. Clerks, families and friends from Topeka, Iola, Kansas City, Wichita and other cities visit Lawrence for weekends and weddings. Guests attend Whist and MerryGo Round events while plans for meals and hosting are noted.
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Will Erwin
Motto Shoe
Lawrence
W. C. Lansdon
Local notices and ads mix in Kansas City paper
Community advertisements and notices list events sales and services including Wiedemann's ice cream promotion and Santa Fe train tickets via Kennedy Ernst hardware store openings at 426 Massachusetts Street stenography services by Ming P Dias and a Daughters of Plymouth church food sale at Bell Bros music store. Announcements mention Miss Annette Sullivan wedding to Dr J B Henry and updates on Misa Rosa Bond typhoid recovery.
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Kansas City
Santa Fe
Geo. C. Bailey
Agt
The
Daughters of Plymouth Church
Bell Bres
Massachusetts
Leo D. Jon
E. A.street
Small Bert of
Baldwin
Rolla
Misa Gertrude Spursman
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Mm. F. Strahm
Annette Sullivan
J. B. Henry
Bansan City
Wiedemann
September 1905 Weather Report Sets New Records
The September of 1905 was unusually warm and dry with a record rainfall for the month. Warmth exceeded only by six prior Septembers in 35 years, frost nearly absent, and cloudiness high. Mean temperature 64.2F, rainfall 5.44 inches, winds strong but below average, and a near record frost date around October 1. The report notes significant above average humidity and cloud cover, plus multiple thunder storms and above normal sunshine, concluding the season shows marked anomalies.
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aTike
Abe
Benjth
Pan
Sony Times
Sarde Miles Erage
Myles
Aimean
Farowerke
Goa
Fragmented OCR note on local events and names
An unreadable OCR snippet references multiple names and places. It mentions school or team contexts with scattered terms like Ta and Sthews, plus scattered dates or initials. The readable content is insufficient to determine a clear event or outcome.
Local Notices and School Plans For Lawrence
Friends plan Leir home moving to Sewetta Kansas where Dr Henry has built a practice. The Review club meets tomorrow at Mrs Wloyds 1028 Kentucky street. West Side Study club meeting postponed to next Tuesday. Lawrence business college to open a night school October 4 with day teachers, offering commercial and shorthand courses and elementary work for those who left school. instruction will be largely individual with some classes and is open to all. The school aims to be the best night school in Lawrence.
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M.L. Aristo
Iola
Lawrence
Ald Friinds
Elizabeth
Frances
Kate
Lindner
Kansas City
H. Bullens
Marion Benedict
Cheinnatl O
Walter Hows
Bir
Crawfordsville
Ind
Misa Elsie Evans
Leavenworth
Susan Copley
Los Angeles
Calif
Oscar Learnard Jr
Gilroy
Cal
Tracy Learnard
Walter Hennicsa
Arkansas City
George Wieda
J. M. Shepard
Lipon
Wisconsin
Mabel Starber
Kana Nag City
S'Ster
Gromer ‘Thomas
FM. Hanedict
Jonh Orr
Mary C. Chamberliin
Topeka
OH. Carruth
Kangay City
Tonerpaw
Mery Puk Bldemuur
Carruth
Constance Carruth
Pallas
Haly
GW. Jonas
Frederick Pitts
Scfwil Ss
Monego
Iowa
Jonas
R.W. Cone
Cyrus Falkner
Chicago
Chiaf
MerryGo Round Card Club
Mra
W. G. Moyt
Cambridge
N. Y
Mr. Hoyt
W. J
Ld. Gilmore
M.G. Manley
Independence
Kansas
Buelah Robinson
M. Job
M. G. Manley
Cowles
Lon Poll
Ed Campbell
Sedlata
Eugene Hogan
W.C. Patterson
Haxter Springs
VanMeter
Will van, Meter
Parsons
I. L. Messier
Vansleter
University of Kansas
George Mossbacher
Misa
Nellie Wilhelm
Washington
Dr. Morrison
Eliaworth
A. Young
A.J. Griffin
Columbus
Chile
Leir
Sewetta
Henry
Review Club
Wloyd
Kentucky Street
KE Runkel
Leon
Kangas
A. P. Wall
West Side Study Club
Lawrence Business Corlege
Luwrenes
Kalb and DIM present I O U in Lawrence crowd pleaser
Amusements note Kalb and DIM the German comedians bring a New Zealand singer to the stage at the Buwersoek opera house on Wednesday October 4 with a forty member troupe. Also mentions farm loan offers Morrison Lem on 134 Mass St and local notices including a judge meeting and a board of education session.
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Lawrence
Kalb & DN
Buwersoek Opera House
Hrueser
Kalb & Dim
Morrison & Lemon
Mass, St
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Cigare
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George Davies
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Jas. B. Kelsay
Wolf's Book Store
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Warren Street
Fred W, Fein
Scholz & Ritner
Roberts & & Moore
Massachusetta Street
Welr
Elisa & Jetterburg
Bell
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Vermont Street
Smith’s News Depot
Smith's News Depot
Wagstaff’s
J. B. Churchill
Lawrence Transfer Company
Telephone
August J. Myton
Mire
Lulu Woody
Dr. Owen
Phere White
Russell Sparks & Co
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Arch, Prospect Park, Brooklyn, N.Y
New Yorker
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Alfred A Amine
Makers
New York
Puatanter
Hert
McFarlane & Bro
Corner Heary
Kentucky
F Barteldes & Co
Daughters of Mymouth Church
Bell Fires
G. Worthington
Plutarch
Clough
Ming Ada Kunkel
Odiana
Wolf's
Ugek Store
Globe-Wernicke
Department of Dress
Henrietta
Innes, Bullene& Hackman
Ernest Robinson
D. H. Robinson
Ventura Club
Edith Wood
Atanes
A. K. Weaver
Wiedemann’s
Massachusects Ct
Atore
Ming P. Dias
Masters
Rosa Bond
F. H. Snow
Te Buwersuck
Arkansas Hills
No. 174
Alo. U. W
J. E. Watkins
M. W
Board of Education
James Eldridge
Counst
Ste Getaber
Russali Sparks Co
Jaedicke
Guenthers
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