Local Professionals and Services Directory Fragment
A fragmented OCR listing assorted professionals including attorneys at law, physicians, lenders, livery stables, and abstract agents. It names Joseph E. Riggs L H Menger and Dr G W Jones among others with partial addresses and contact numbers, reflecting a street directory slice from Massachusetts Street to Lawrence Kansas and neighboring locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Riggs
L. H. Menger
Massachusetts Street
Play at Yue Lyric Theatre Dazes New York Audiences
A lively performance at Yue Lyric Theatre New York features a celebrated cast led by pres Huetian. The production has drawn strong crowds and created buzz, with critical praise noting its bold staging and emotional intensity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres Huetian
Yue Lyric Theatre
New York
Haa
Kansas City
National League ties New York Chicago game deciding delay
In Cincinnati on October 6 the National League directing directors ruled the New York Chicago game a tie and granted permission to reschedule by mutual agreement. Also reads stray fragments about ice cream flavors and a church concert appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Council meets to discuss Bulgaria independence and Berlin treaty
Ministers from Europe held a conference on Bulgaria's actions and the Berlin treaty. Turkey pledged to defend its rights and seek friendly relations while urging respect for the treaty. A separate proclamation in Lawrence, Kansas, ordered dogs to be killed if found at large, signed by Mayor George J. Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgaria
Turkey
Berlin
Uae
Balmain
Aenerditia
Sine Jena Aascriet Piiavesmes
Paris
Wet
Cuvellinl
Balkans
Paria
France
Bertin
Frasee
Britain
George J. Barker
Lawrence
Ander
Kansas
Protect Eudora Bridge Faces Leavenworth County Plans
In Leavenworth county officials advised protection measures for the Kaw River bridge near Eudora. The river erodes the east bank north of the bridge and threatens approaches. A costly breakwater system is proposed to deflect current, with an estimated price around 8000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadholt
Carter
Reno
Leavenworth County
Kaw
Leavenworth
Ulora
Wilarte
Missouri
Endora Bridge
Rens
Fred Jackson to Speak Friday at Green Hall University
Kansas Attorney General Fred Jackson will address a Tal Friday event at Green Hall on the University campus. The talk is hosted by the Kansas University Republican Club, inviting lawn Republicans and interested readers to attend. Also, the Farmer's Institute at Fairview plans a meeting Oct 8 at Fairview School No. 21 featuring seed corn care by H A Cowles and John Bowman, fall plowing benefits by J R Baker and A Schall, and a corn-carrying reminder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jackson
State of Kansas
Tal
Green Hall
Jackson
Kansas University Republican Club
Farmer's Institute
Institute
Fairview and
Fairview School House
H. A. Cowles
John Bowman
J. R. Baker
A. Schall
Dogs bite prompts rabies scare and treatment trip
Reports say Mr. Hertzler was bitten on the forehead by a dog that later showed hydrophobia signs. He and F Wertaler traveled to Chicago for the Vastner cure, praised as worldwide first, while the Kansas City exam confirmed rabies. Local dogs will be kept confined for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hertzler
Chicago
F. Wertaler
Kansas City
Vortaler
Hertzler
Mll Haskell Ave
University Medical School
Bertz- Jor
Thi Stertzlers
Will Make Census Big Project by Conservation Commission
The United States National Conservation Commission launches a major census of natural resources to inventory timber and land. Some 150000 letters sent to county clerks and lumbermen request data, with estimates of standing timber ranging from 22.862 million to two trillion board feet. If growth and stumpage figures hold, timber exhaustion appears within fourteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Commission
Washim D.C. Oet
United States
Typhoon Damage Hits Manila and Luzon Coast
A typhoon raged Sunday causing extensive damage from Manila to Luzon. Slotsenberg artillery barracks were destroyed, troops camped in tents, and cavalry facilities suffered heavy losses totaling about 36000 dollars. The coast saw wrecks of the schooners Lucia and Soledad with only one survivor from Soledad and nine crew drowned from Lucia crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Vetti
Luzon
Slotsenberg
Lucia
Soledad
Minbury
J. C.heinschien
Grain and Provisions Roundup from Kansas City
Grain market and misc listings show wheat prices for Dec May and July futures, cash bids for No 2 hard and red, corn and rye quotes, hay values, and small notes on purchases. Local names mention Watts and Mrs Robart visiting Overbrook, wallpaper remnant sales, and a tailor inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
J. €. Watts
Robart
Clarke
Overbrook
Hay
Timothy
Choice Prairie Feira Ratter—Creamery
Freshmen Hold Peaceful Election for Class Officers
Freshmen at the university elected their officers without opposition from upperclassmen. Clark Wallace was named president, with Mr. Wallicoats speaking on conduct. The ticket labeled a straight bare ticket won, defeating the Nu Prat ticket. officers included Chirk Pur View as president, Miss Lar as secretary, and Mr. Rankin as treasurer.
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ClameeHor
Elas
Elise Mote
Wali Yois
Wisi
Munusty
Nu Prat Vicket
Stan
Hae
Elestion
Waitlicoats
Fou
Elias
oChirk A
Lar Lhe
Lam
Chance for K N G Officers to Join Army Education
Kansas National Guard officers may apply for Army education at garrison and service schools including Army School of the Line Fort Leavenworth Signal School Port Leavenworth Coast Artillery Fort Crook Nebo. Applicants must meet moral, health, and educational standards, secure commendations from KN G regiment colonel and Kansas governor, and cover uniforms and textbooks. The government provides travel, quarters, subsistence, and $1 per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Ara School
Fort Leavenworth
Signal School
Army Staff College
Port Leavenworth
Coast Artillery School
Fort Crook
Nebo
KN. G
Secretary of War
KN. Gs
Boys Arranged After Boat Theft Incident
Ebner Reynolis Garrison Thompson and George Washburn were arraigned before dusties Clark for stealing a boat from William Neegts. The boys will be tried Thursday morning at 10. Their bond set at $200, which they could not furnish. Theodore Alford has gone to Topeka to work on the Topeka Capital. The Republican elite meet at headquarters tonight. Miss Bancroft and Chancelle Strong will sing at the Baptist concert Friday night. Also listed are local ads for clothing, pianos, cigars, cider, and post cards with various prices and vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebner Reynolis
Garrison Thompson
George Washburm
Dusties Clark
Willeiam Neegts
About the Birds Lecture Appeals to Lawrence Readers
The Journal urges Lawrence residents to attend a Methodist church lecture on birds this evening. It laments rampant bird slaughter and urges protection, noting birds aid crops as natural guardians and teaching children to love them. The talk is described as worthwhile and timely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Baker Faculty Clashes With Students Over Football Protest
About 300 Baker University students protested a football game lead by Julius Stith a faculty member. A scuffle broke out as Prof Smith tried to intervene with force. Students defended their march to the professor’s home and burned boxes after nightfall. No warrants issued yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Baldwin
Oet
Baker University
Julis Stith
Smith
Taft in Action in Maberly Oct 6 Visit
Taft arrives in Maberly with a short escorted route through several towns and a full afternoon program in the colliseum followed by a Veiled Prophets ball and a Planters Hotel reception before an early Wednesday departure for Chicago. A brass band saluted him and he spoke at Holloran opera house despite rain and crowd noise. Also reported are a Texas mob lynching a man in Gransloram for alleged assault on his daughter and Detroit scoring four runs in the first inning at a Chicago game plus a Baptist concert Friday night by a mixed quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maberly
Taft
Mexico
Montgomery
Warrenton
Charles St. Louis
Colliseum
Planters
Chicago
Texas
el Paso
Tex
Ben Price
Gransloram
Multiple Property Trades and Classified Ads Rush In
Panhandle land listings show 2000 acres at various prices with mentions of proximity to towns, 70 acres near Tongouoxie, 21 acres near Lesempton, 16 acres near town, and 80 acres for trade for city property. Haworth & Rinker invite inquiries, with other ads offering farm items, rental rooms, ducks for sale, a Remington typewriter bargain, and lost money found notices, all in a dense late 19th or early 20th century classifieds style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Tosa
Tongouoxie
Lesempton
Haworth & Rinker
Congress Opens Trans Mississippi Meeting in San Francisco
Delegates from eighteen states, four territories, and six foreign nations gather in San Francisco for a five day Trans Mississip pi conference. Abilene presiding as temporary chair, committees are appointed, focusing on western conservation, natural resources, and industrial expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal Geto
United States
J.B. Case
Abileus
Sangus
Lim
Amengy Une
Woh. Wheeler
Ecommerce Art Labor
Pertanest
Crgsulsetiun
Tiv Esuress
Guthrg Editor Faces Libel Suit Threats Over Roosevelt
The Ardmore Democrat editor L P Russell is accused of soliciting funds to sue President Roosevelt and Hearst. A letter from Lt Russell claims Russell has begged nearly 400 dollars under the pretense of filing suits, while intending no legal action and using the move to extract money. The note names Governor B C Haskell and cites Citizens' Alliance history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nedmore
Okla
Mlaskell
Guthrie
Esir
Roosevelt
Williaa
Hearst
Virial
Citizens’ Alliance
Standing Oil Company
Nviet
Vearst
Simed
Russeld
Board of Education Meeting Outlines Routines and Reforms
The board discussed pupil residency rules for tuition, approving transportation and supplies for the high school. A committee was charged with managing real estate and equipment for new buildings, and bills totaling several thousand dollars were approved for repairs and furnishings.
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Mdties
Amd
Arevision
Iowa
Sore
Cheuble
Olina
Uke
Twee International Diemonsyies
Innes
Woo
Mereah
Ite
Big Shoot at Franklin County Gun Club Event
A large shooting event is planned in Franklin County with Missouri and Kansas gun clubs. About 15,000 clay pigeons will be used across two regular traps and two expert traps, with cash prizes expected to be offered including about 100 dollars daily for multiple events.
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Wawa
Cote Natyhie Miho
Vth
Vic Sleet
Missoui
Kansas League of Stat
Morest Park
Missouri
Kansas
Todd
Ottawa
Haskell Newspaper Sees Push to Revoke Osage Lease
In Independent, Kansas, Oct 6 issue, The Daily Reporter notes Governor Charles No Haskell demanding that Roosevelt revoke the Faster Blanket oil lease of the Osage Nation, calling it a Republican grant. The piece hints at historic approvals by Secretary Mike Smith and Republican-era interior department controversies.
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Indepentenes
Kan
Daily Reporter
Charles No Haskell
Roosevelt
Osage Nation
Haskelli
Vicentre Osage Nation
Mike Smith
Grover Cleveland
Trehenek
West
Interior Department
Chile
New Grocery Opens by J W Spencer in Concrete Building
J W Spencer formerly with S B Lawrence for four years opens a grocery at 1033 Mags in a newly erected concrete building. He promises satisfaction, notes the store is south of Watkins bank, and that both telephones are connected. Spencer is a well known Douglas County figure and expects rapid trade growth. Mrs R A Schwegler and Mrs B J Dalton will perform a piano and organ duet at the Baptist concert Friday evening. Byron Jones advertises sanitary meat market claiming clean, sweet and dry products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Spencer
S. B. Lawrence
Mags
Watkins Bank
Spencer
Douglas County
R. A. Schwegler
B. J. Dalton
Baptist
Stamping white horses and other girl superstitions recalled
A nostalgic column recalls childhood superstitions among Lawrence girls and boys. Tales describe stamping white horses to find a ring, crossing fingers to wish, and old rhymes like star light star bright. The piece notes these beliefs persist as strongly as twenty five years ago. It ends with a local advertisement mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassershy
Evie
Lawrence
Miss Hubbell and Messler Offer Downtown Elocution Lessons
Miss L Marie Hubbell steps in for Mrs Lyons at the university voice center and advertises free lessons daily from 10 to 12 a.m. and 3 to 6 p.m. Gertrude Messler is ready to receive pupils in elocution at the downtown University studio. A two week art needlework course is offered at Byers Art Shop 903 Mass. Everything in fancy work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Marie Hubbell
Mrs. Lyons
Voice
University
Byers Art Shop
Mass
Gertrude Messler
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Business Directory
Attorneys-At-Law
F. D. Morse
M. D. Oller
Woolwanl & Co 3 Drug Store
J. R. Bechtel
Mason
Hell
E. J. Blair
Bell
Sat Tohn
Rudolph
Ion
Enses Ul Wormeh
Chill Ons
Benda
Kennicky
Mey Tee
Mase
T. Rom. Moreson
Mork
ldeiBge
Donnelly Bros
New Hampshire
Winthroplephone
Lawrence, Kans
Ah T. Sinclay
Lund
Musaachugette
George A. Banks & Son
Bowersuck Sells Society
Kans So
le Shalert
Minnie Dupree
Ainlisiees
Wrentwared ‘& Co
Wiedemann's
Raymond's
Arog
F. D. Brooks
Geo. J. Barker
Eudora Bridge
Leavenworth County Board
Marebis
WIRE
Home Book Co
Clark Wallace
Chancellor Strong
Foe
Rankin
Theodore Alford
Topeka
Miss Bancroft
Strong
Baptist Church
W. G. McCartney
Boyles
Bell Brothers Piano Co
Black Bear
Prof. Hubach
Miss Carpenter
Marie Hubbell
Sty Baptist
Prof
Fight
Detroit
Por
C. B. Kneaid
McLouth
C. C. Miller
South-weat
Indiana Street
Massachusetts
John H. Morgan
Remington Typewriter
Congress
Haskell
Kansas and
Byron. Jones
W. G. McCartneys
Building & Loan Association
Lawrence National Bank
National Bank
Watkin
Preakteot A
Tucker
Cmahl FC
Waxex Ass’l. Cashier
Ou Watkins
HM CH
Tuckes
BE Luzen
J. Hoare
A. C. Mitchell SC. Moore
Savings Department
We State Bank
Bromellick
J. Sweeney
J. &. Stubbs
E. J. Bileey
R Shaina
W. EL 3Mick
Kanya Luther N. Leet Pene Sweeney
Jacob Aslinkey
General Banking
Bualnese
Lawrence, Kansas
AL Monroe
Mom Preald M. Newmark Preat
Lena Badbey
Studio Peoples State Bank
Jensie Arter
China
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