Hospital plans stir student leaders at University of Kansas
University notes show students, presidents, and club stewards meeting to plan a hospital fund. Prof Harber will appoint a committee. Chancellor Strong to attend state educators meeting next week. Snow Literary Society plans organization and varied programs for gaming year. XY% debating club and Athenian Senate announce topics and speakers for early October debates. A woman, Mrs Bartha Noya, is noted as the only woman in the engineering school. Parade by local lodges is praised as a success with a lengthy procession.
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Hirdie Greenough
Iise Iting
Lawrence
Merle
Harber
Fea
Strong
State
Howra of Education
Snow Literary Society
Scclety
The
Univerity of Kansas
Athmatva
Lapham
Shanoco
Degative
Johnson and Rammell
Dabata
United States
Allirmative
Jones
Hozally
Mroaskina
Ramey
Bartha Noya
Pattern
Fowler Shops
Missouri and Kansas
Stanos
Bouss
Halley
O A
Ky—Mala
Bishop
Eliza
Lee
Boultinghouse
Leonard Ave
Campbell
James A
Ohio
Clark
Juno
Malo
Collins
Conley
Georgie
Conn
Kumley
F OU
Mags
Mala
Euday W
Usskall
Evans
Weat Winthrop
Hicks, J E
Lincoln
Main
Bill
Broca
Huonientt
East
Quincy
Jorion
Wm D
Kennedy, Chas T
Rey
Geneva
Kennedy
F B
Traols
Lawrence Nursery Co
Miller
Profj
Mass
Mato
Meranville
West Winathrop
Monroe
Mildred
Res
Owens
Elm
Palmar
Ohlo
Special offer at Straffon's Drug Store for two pens
This week a two fountain pen set for $1 at Straffon's Drug Store. Also mentions spare ribs and kraut from University Meat Market at 1023 Massachusetts Street Beth phones, plus horse blankets and robes received by Gao H Smith at 35 Massachusetts Street. Fresh stock, no moths.
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Straffon's Drug Store
University
Massachusetts, Street
Beth
Gao H Smith
Massachusetts Street
Directory supplement page cuts and listings for fall delivery
Supplemental to the September Missouri and Kansas Telephone Directory outlines October 1 data for directory updates. It lists numerous names and addresses with street and city marks, plus notes on delivery timing and missing subs. Additional ads and notices describe services and equipment. the text also recounts a local swindle involving a prize chicken and mentions various vendors and repair shops.
Electric appliances on display at 24 Massachusetts Street
Lawrence Electric Light Co promotes home appliances during Old Home Week at 24 Massachusetts Street. The ad invites customers to view real operation and promises convenience and comfort. Also mentions local business offers and a horse writing exhibition by Bonner at Loomis studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Street
Lawrance Electric Light Co
Emporia College football defeat by Kansas team 23 to 0
Emporia College played a hard fought game on McCook Field yesterday afternoon, losing 23 to 0 to the University of Kansas. Pageantry included long runs, sharp line play, short kicks and forward passes, with the Jayhawkers showing team work and resilience. Next game is against St Marys Academy on McCook Field.
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McCook
Colexe
Emporia
Emporia Boys
University of Karas
Callega
Kaporia
Fmapka
Jayhawker
McCook Field
St. Marys Academy
Kansas Opinion Clarifies Public School Holiday Policy
State superintendent Lalay Daybert states school boards cannot force teachers to work on legal holidays unless contracts specify holdays. Only three legal holidays exist in Kansas Washingtons birthday Memorial day and Labor day. Schools do not operate on these days and most locales observe Thanksgiving Christmas and New Year.
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Lalay L Daybert
Atate
Kansas
Washington
The Masque at Kangaahee Dramatic Club
The Dramatic Club of Calyer alty of Kangaahee renamed to The Masque at its first meeting candidates attended. The club seeks security through open trials and formal presentation of members.
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Dramatic Club
Kangaahee
Mamberalig i
Tg Securady
Ofen
Ci]uur
Old Home Week Travel Aims With Special Fares
Union Pacific announces travel plans for October November and December with a one and one third fare round trip to Chicago and other cities. Minimum sales rate ten cents, final return within 30 days. Local ads include trunk hauling, photography, health remedy, truancy discussion, church food sale, night school courses, postposed supper, and pianos for rent.
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Union Paetic
Chicago
Nats
St Louis Peoria
St Paul
Duluth
Minnesota
Iowa
Michigan
Wisconsao
Ullnots
South Wakota
North Wakota
Icyulra
EE Alexander
Tcket
Eldridge Egreer
Pencils for Drawing Office and School Use
Lead pencils offer pointers for drawing, office, and school tasks. The note highlights versatile pencils suitable for writing sketching and general use in educational and work settings.
Parade Marks Record PERS 3 Event in Lawrence Morning
The PERS 3 parade began at ten o'clock with Chief Rheinish signaling the start at the first fire bell stroke. Crowds lined the route from City Hall to Piockney Massinbasete Street with carts and celebrants, describing a unique, somber display amid a thriving city scene. A concluding note mentions discriminating buyers turning to Indiana Cash Grocery for quality goods.
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Rheinish
Lawrence
Dreming Meeks
Dow
Piockney
Suganda
Goa
Gil Satheay
Mike
Fats
Boecubeys
West End Parades Drill By Hostel Students Saturday
Supt Fuatis arranged a Saturday afternoon drill by a hostel student company on Volage Massachusetts Street. The parade will be held with teams kept within the street during the demonstration.
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Fuatis
Massachusetts
The German Parade in Chicago Draws Civic Interest
The German Parade promises a pleasant Saturday with citizens urged to participate. The route runs from Vermont and Berkley to Wassachussus and Pugkeey streets, ending at South Park with addresses by Ray Atraor and Praf Engle. Fraternal Ald building hosts German day headquarters and the Colizeum advertises a Chicago exhibit from October 3 to 10.
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Vermont Street
Berkley
Wassachussus Street
Pugkeey Street
South Park
Ray Atraor
Praf Engle
Geran
Ald
Markets and Crop Notes From Kansas City and Chicago
Market wires report cattle at Oklahoma City and Chicago with mixed prices. Kansas City shows cattle, hogs, and calves with varying quotes. wheat, corn, oats, and pork futures move on broader commodity trends. Chicago prices list wheat, corn, oats, and pork futures with day-to-day shifts and delivery months noted.
Notice of settlement and discharge for Clara
A notice announces the settlement involving Josephine T. and Clara, stating terms of the court and fees paid, with final discharge requested on a specified date. The document references licensed attorney fees and related costs in a probate or settlement matter.
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Lisrance
Josephine B. Wast
Licenedd
Mitre Ariel
Perons
Orestld
Comey
Kina
Ante Fur Tay
Watts
Clara
Josephine
Notice of Final Settlement in Estate of Eberl Suter
Notice to all persons interested the estate of Eberl Suter that Payal, administrator, applies at the district court in Meral County Kansas on December day for final settlement and authorization of fees and expenses. The administrator requests court approval of the account and requests discharge from duties.
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Iebert Sus
Qensased
Mearlas
Kanean
Nee
Eald
Auicriey
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FE Tt Robertson
Robertson-Putnam Company
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W Lamb
Licisnesa College
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Sash
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Gorn
Dex
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Lawrence Dally Journal
Etober
Bell Brothers Piano Co
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