State convention plans set for October in Kansas City
The eighth annual meeting of the Kansas Gas Water Electric Light and Street Railway association will convene October 13 and 14 at the Mercantile club rooms in Kansas City Kansas. Delegates from across the state will attend. The program features an address by president B C Johnston of Lawrence and papers by Prof Erasmes Haworth and Prof H S Balloy of the University of Kansas on topics including Rel ative Heat Producing Values of Natural Gas Oil and Gas Public Utilities and Municipalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Gas Water, Electric Light
Mercantile Club
Kansas City
Kans
B. C. Johnston
Lawrence
Erasmes Haworth
University of Kansas
H. 5. Balloy
University of Kansag
Cushion Sole Shoes Offer Comfort for Tender Feet
Ad proclaims Cushion Sole Shoes as perfect comfort for tender or corn troubled feet. They require no breaking in and conform to the foot without gripping. Visit to see Cushion Sole Shoes.
Public notices and ads from Old Home Week guidance
City marshal assures police protection and orderly conduct during Old Home Week at City hall headquarters. Various local ads promote coal, catering, insurance, harness shop, and mortgage loans with low rates and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O'Connor
Local business notices and studio tastings in town
Miss Maude Cooke meets piano students at University studio in the Dick building with hours from 10 to 12 and 1 30 to 6. Miss Augusta Filutom offers voice culture lessons at Carriage and Wagon Painting. J B Churabil provides carriage painting at 1016 Massachusetts Street. Reduced wallpaper prices announced by Prislips & Co at 829 Massachusetts Street. Shelley's remodeled studio advertises renewed work and fittings. F H Bennett & Co offers eight wallpaper assortments at 1011 Massachusetts Street. C G Hawk advertises farm property loans with low rates at 700 Massachusetts Street. C J Ericksen invites visitors to an in store exhibit with coffee and biscuits. Mrs Lulu Woody runs a restaurant and lunch counter at 632 Massachusetts Street with meals at regular hours and furnished rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Woody
Massachusetts Street
Fay Feater company at Bowersock Opera House Friday
A burlesque and variety show by the Fay Feater company and rider presented at the Bowersock Opera House on Friday October 6th. The program features a travesty Cleopatric in Central Park and The Mysterious Mrs Basilen with bright musical numbers and a bright chorus. Sky Farm is also highlighted for Monday at the Bowermock theatre with lavish stage presentation and Berkshire hill locale pictures.
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Bowersock ‘Opera House
Fay Feater
Joe Oppenheimer
Cleopatric
Central Park
Central
Broadway
Sky Farm
Bowermock Theatre
Berkshire
Ohio Natural Gas Supply House Opens on Massachusetts Street
The Ohio Natural Gas Supply House announces its opening at 730 Massachusetts Street with a full range of gas appliances and a skilled local staff. They carry Detroit Jewel Clark Jewel Economy Gun heaters and ranges Wilton Light and Star cook stove burners and invite the public to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Natural Gas Supply House
Massachusetts Street
Ohio
Detroit
Clark Jewel
Wilton Light
Vary Lody
Real estate and loans offered at 731 Massachusetts Street
Notice invites readers to buy or lease real estate at fair prices and to borrow or loan money at reasonable rates with good security, and provides a contact number and address for J. R. Kenyon and Joan.
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J. R. Kenyon
Massachusetts Street
Ptica
Lawrence Residents Receive Education Certificates in Topeka
At the state board of education meeting in Topeka this week Lawrence residents were granted certificates. Three year renewable state certificates went to Nukel M Hoar James W H Adams and Florence E Winship. A life certificate was awarded to Myrtle O Shane and an institute conductor’s state certificate to Claude E St John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Topeka
Lawrence
Nukel M Hoar
James WH. Adams
Florence E. Winship
Myrtle O. Shane
Claude E. St. John
Pete Allen Not at Lawrence Features in Kansas City Papers
Ed Howe references Pete Allen at Lawrence as a major headline. The latest papers dismiss him as not at Lawrence and not tied to the Quantrell gang. The brief notes identify Allen as a Kansas City football player with ties to Atchison and GIOHE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Allen
Lawrence
Kansas City
Man Allen
Quantrell Gang
Atchison Giohe
Natural gas push urged as winter nears in local notices
A call to investigate the natural gas issue urges action before colder weather. Local ads promote piping services by Citizens Light Heat Power Co and offer available information. Also listed are various storefront ads for buggies, ware sets, studio photography, tennis gear, ice cream, and baby portraits in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Light, Heat & Power Co
East Henry
McCurdy's Market Ad Offers Fresh Produce and Seafood
Local notices advertise McCurdy's Market at 1018 1021 Massachusetts Street with a wide selection of meats fish and olives plus bulk pickles and elder to order. Also mentions fall bulb stock from F Barteldes & Co and a Santa Fe rail rate for the American Royal Live Stock show with tickets on sale Oct 7 14. Weather described as pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCurdy's Market
Massachusetts Street
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Geo. C. Bailey
Agt
Local Lancaster Street Businesses and Services Ad Digest
Numerous listings along Massachusetts and nearby streets detail a range of services and shops. Mina P. Dias offers stenographic and typing work from Room 3 Dick Building with shorthand lessons. Furniture and harness trades appear, along with a meat market, a transfer company, and electrical fixtures. Candy shop boasts frostiest confections, and a night school opens for business college courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina P. Dias
Dick Building
Reunited Veterans Hear Miss Sinclair Recite Jim's Defense
Miss Bella Sinclair of Lawrence Kans delighted at the United Confederate Veterans reunion in Kansas City with a poised recital of Jim's Defense. Earla S. Smith and Adalade Isabelle Busheloy plan a Monday wedding near Osawatomie Kans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Journal
Bella Sinclair
United Confederate Veterans
Kansas City
Lawrence
Kans
Jim
Malliswell Cement Company
Adelade Isabelle Bushoe
Osawatomie
Smith
University of Kansas
Social and personal notes from Topeka society page
The column lists numerous visits and travels of Topeka residents and friends. Names include Mrs Clement Syith, Ms. Snow arriving from Fitchburg, Mrs. Pantel returning from Kangasity, and many others visiting or planning trips to Kansas City, Lawrence, and Wichita. Local business ads and services accompany the society items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olathe
Kid Schall
Margaret I’. Snow
Fitchburg
Masg
My. B
Mis. Bardull Poutt
Miag Gillan Foster
Topeka
W. Lodingson
A. Monroe
M Robinson
Kangay City
Thomas Heal
Davenport
Iowa
Ron Teal
Demley
California
Stra. Alla Dougherty
Kansas City
J. W. Zerby
William Jones
Anna Streegse
Kirs Ed Stone
William Uromotstek
George Foster
H. 8. Gardner
Annie Monroe
F. Caldwell
Juling Ecker
Lulu Simmons
Ernest Gentry
Minneapolis
Kans
Lawrence
Russell
Mea
DL Trewarpy
Maude Florreil
Jones, Bullene and Hackman
J. N Gordon
Wichita
Murdock Speech Urges Student Duty at Kansas University
Hon Victor Murdock spoke in the university chapel to about 1800 students and townspeople. He urged training the mind, reading good books, limiting pleasure, and living by conscience to reinforce character and deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Murdock
Seventh Congressional District
University of Kansas
University
Kansas
USA
University teas and campus plans announced
University of Kansas updates include opening a new rest room in Fraser hall next week funded by female students. Monthly teas by faculty ladies will continue, with the first tea set for Fraser hall in October led by Mrs. F. H. Hedder. The varsity football team travels to Fayettesville Arkansas with fifteen players. Drury College to follow in Missouri.
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Clarenge Mayers
J. Milton
Mississippi Street
Scott
Stearivan
Roy Gintard
Dorothy
Minneapolis
Hana
Mr Gatland
Louisiana Street
Mona Eberly
Kansas City
Frank Yorum
Ming Nettie Newmark
Wil
Reading
Harry Hiller
Yocum
Itm
CO. N. Hart
Frances Hart
Sor. Rogers
Ft. Scott
Harvey
Hostetter
Carne
Okla
E. L. Major
Marguerite
John Watkins
Edward Edson
Chicago
Hill P. Wilson
E. Ehrrich
Emma
Beta Sigma
Fraser Hall
Frank Strong
Reek Museum
F. H. Hedder
Laam
Fayettsville
Ark
Unis
Witl
Ite
Drury College
Springfield
Wrst
Ling Arky
North Colluca Uis
Tae Wight
Everen
Tilt
Univerthy
Studts
van MeCrung
Frank
Methodist Revival At Burst Church Draws Largest Crowd
The evening service at Burst Methodist Church drew the week’s largest audience as Evan geline Haudenschield led a chorus. The afternoon meeting had 110 attendees, the highest day gathering of the series. No service tomorrow except chorus rehearsal. Wandenschield will sing and preach at 7:30 p.m.
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Burst Methodist Church
Lsten
Evangeline Haudenschield
Wandenschield
Funeral for Mrs Heal Set for Saturday at Family Residence
Funeral services for Sra. Ann Heal will be held at 2 PM Saturday at 310 New Hampshire Street with interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sra
Ann Heal
New Hampshire Street
Oak 11 Cemetery
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Starkweather Shoe CO
B.W. McFarlane & Bro
Corner Benny and
Kentucky
Julia A. Wiley
West
Musta Ball
C. L. Edwards
Warren Street
H. W. Henderson
Massachusetts
Joan
Morrison & Lemon
Russell Sparks Co
Weather Report
Daily Weather Report
H. Snow
Ian W
Atlias
Theo
THE
Atlas' Building and Loss Association
P.M. Perkins
Bec
Mage Hasement Mercheeta Bank
Lawrence, Han
Hugh Blair
Jaedicke’s
Seidel’s
Court House
Woodward & Co
le Latirence
RAN Oas
Ouakenbush
Petncipal
Cleland
Tel
University Studio
Augusta Filutom
J.B. Churabil
Prislips & CO
Pirate 192
Shelley
F. H. Bennett & Co
C. G. Hawk
C. J. Ericksen
Smith's News Depot
Russell Sparks & Co
City Hall Station
New York
Makers
Rustanter
Vvery Arnent
Bend
Ed Howe
Raymond
J. F. Brock
Mass
J. Eriksen
Squires Studio
Mass, Street
Smith’s News Depot
Wisdemann's
Baby Pictures
Sqal Studio
Wagstaff’s
F Barteldes & Co
Sherman Q. Eliott
National Pension Congress
Wolf'stook Store
Wiedewanun's
Wolfs Book Store
University Book Store
Worthington
Harcess
Cte
West Warren Street
Jones & Johns
Lawrence ‘Transfer Company
Mearlow
August J. Piersot
Tallor
Uenderson
J. B. Shearer
Dr. Owen
Ous
White
Mer
Boran
Erde
Koreas
Attic Fnsiness College
Imani
Pi Beta Phi
F. M. Heredict
Tennessee Street
Missag
Bernice
Fredricka Fluke
Charles Blood Smith
Messia
Charles Steaper
Matt Edmonds
McLouth
James Ginn
Mrs Davis
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Phi Gamma Delta
Sigma Chi College
Frank Hauber
Wessa
Hyron Jones
Misa Emaison
St. Louis
Relative
Sherman of
Beaven
J. R. Alehisoo
Claudia McNair
Tonganoxis
Bruce Gletsnar
AbMene
Ralph Crane
Viete
Frad Morse
Giliford Morse
W. J. Belden
Edith
E- Soto
da North
Kansay City
C. H. Ashton
Tomorow
Kansea City
Walter Herrick
Wellington
Dwight Potter
Dorothea Lewis
New York City
Potter
T. M. Potter
Oakland
Moster
George Fleishman
Foster
W. Ludington
Ids M. Hyde
Innes North Room
Innes
Panama
Stork Company
Innes, Bullene& Hackman
Clothiers
Popeka Federation of Woman's Clubs
Womman
Clement Syith
Paul Brocks
Leaven
George Mickley
Overbrook
A. Gilford
Janes Searles Dunmire
Masters
Boughton's
Squires
Hildren
Massachusetta Street
Phillip Fruit Farm
Wiedemenn's
Wiedemann’s
Murdock
Kansas College
Mrs. Heal
Simsachusetts Street
Red
Osec House
J. B. Kalsay
New Court House
New City Library
University Views
Haskell Institute
Houghton ’S
Wiedemann's
S.t.woods
W.B Tucker
Vermont
Bell
Guenther's
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