Unitarian Conference Session and Fiftieth Anniversary
The Missouri Valley Unitarian conference will meet in Lawrence on October 25 26 and 27 to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the Unitarian church. Noted church members will attend from nearby Bestop and elsewhere. Hostesses Friday afternoon at Fresosterian church include Mesdames Benedict Scott Hermann Caldwell Banker and Sparr. A 15 cent supper will be served from five to seven with all invited.
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Missouri Valley Unitarian Conference
Unitarian Church
Lawrence
Bestop
Mesdames Benedict
Scott, Hermann
Caldwell
Banker
Sparr
Fresosterian Church
Coal Sale Ad From Pimeray and Blood
Classified advertisement from Pimeray and Blood of TH Mass stating they handle all kinds of coal at best quality and lowest prices with full weight and contact by telephone 6X4 reds.
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Mass
Coal and food stock at market rates by McFarlane Bros
All kinds of coal offered at correct market rates along with stocked food items by B W McFarlane and Brothers at the corner of Henry and Kentucky. Phone number listed as 4.
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B.W. McFarlane & Bro
Corner Henry
Kentucky
Carriage and Wagon Painting and assorted repairs
J J Churchill carriage and wagon painter at 101 Massachusetts St offers repaires and painting. Phillips and Co at 829 Massachusetts St advertise wall paper sales to clear stock. H Bennett & Co at 1011 Massachusetts St show a fine wall paper assortment. Schulz and Ritner promote blees buggies on Denny St. Dr Owen at 897 Massachusetts St lists osteopath optician services. Masters at 2H Massachusetts St sells toilet paper. Squtrew sells children pictures at 925 Massachusetts Street.
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Phillips & CO
Massachusetts
H. Bennett & Co
Massachusetts Street
Rajah of Bhong at Bowersock Theatre Promises Entertaining War Play
Amusement note promotes a War play at Bowersock Opera House directed by D L Williamson on October 12. The Rajah of Bhong troupe features famed funmakers and vocalists with a glamorous chorus and expensive costumes. The female contingent shines in song and dance. The show is billed as the best dressed production yet at the venue, with dates October 12 and 13.
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Mike
Bowersock Opera House
D. L. Williamson
Bowersock
Mr Sternberg at Home After Kansas Hunting Trip
Mr C H Sternberg returned from a six month hunting trip in western Kansas. He left Long Island at 10 o'clock Tuesday and reached Lawrence by evening. He spent three months at the University of Munich gathering specimens then two months independently. He owns land turtle specimens in his collection, some reaching thirty one inches.
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C. H. Sternberg
Hove
Kansas
Long Island
Lawrence
University of Munich
Not Gas but Coal Cars For Sale In Pickens Yard
Not Gas but Coal I have a number of cars of 024 on hand at my park corner of New York and Quincy streets and were soalen the road. For sale at the lowest prices to good order and delivered promptly. O. D. PICKENS. Telephone 835 white.
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Park
New York and
Quincy Streets
O. D. Pickens
Lawrence street adverts teeming with trades and services
A bustling classified page offers salesmen and saleswomen needed and many local trades. Listings include clothing stores, harness makers, meat markets, furniture movers, hotel and lunch facilities, laundry services, and a variety of merchants. Also notes on real estate loans, farm property sales, and street addresses in Lawrence Massachusetts.
The Methodist Revival Meeting Continues to Grow
The revival meetings at Fit Methodist church draw larger crowds with seven more professions yesterday. Tonight speaker Hapdenschield will urge readiness to meet God. Tomorrow evening services and a 414 o clock young folks session follow, plus cottage prayer meetings led by local readers and leaders across multiple addresses.
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Fit Methodist Church
Hapdenschield
USA
Torrow
Ofalock
Mra. Lenig
New Hampshire
A. P. Brewar
Dimmie
Missouri
Kentucky
Miley
Oliver
Tennessee
Dunlap
New York
Stanford
Special Council Meeting on Interurban Franchise Action
A call was issued for a special city council meeting tomorrow night to decide on the Stranger Valley railroad franchise and right of way through Lawrence for the Interurban railroad. Promoters have been active in the city all week, with committee reviews ongoing. meeting aims to resolve whether local service will be provided.
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Stranger Valley Railroad
Lawrence
Stranger Valley
Sulth's News Depot Offers Full Line of Stoves and Furnaces
A local notice states readiness to supply burners for stoves and furensely refers to a large stock of natural pay brags from sins next cook stove furhurs. It touts the most powerful furnay of approved kind and mentions July dates and Mitt Mags street. Football goody and in stock now at Sulth's News Depot.
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Sulth
News Depot
Wedding Bells at East Winthrop Street Home
Miss Edith M Covey daughter of Mr and Mrs T J Covey and Mr Furburt Hughes were married last evening at the bride’s parents home at 5 east Winthrop street. Rev Frank Lenig read the ring ceremony in a simple formal celebration. Guests, mostly relatives, witnessed the event and a wedding supper followed. The couple will reside at 530 Louisiana street and return after October. Various social notices follow about entertainments visits travels and local engagements.
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Edith M Covey
T. J. Covey
Frank Lenig
Methodist Episcopal Church
Paris
Mrs. Hughes
Louisiana Street
Kansas Students Demand Freshmen Help for Jayhawkers
Texas turned down a request as Kansas students grow discouraged over the football team's southern trip. They urge adding freshmen to strengthen the Jayhawkers and press for games with Nebraska, Illinois, Northwestern and Texas. The student election next Tuesday could shift on athletics reform.
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Boly
University of Kansas Ia
Jayhawkers
College of Emporia
Wiliam Jewell
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Chicago
Washington
Pew
Poole
Nebraska
J1tinoig
Northwestern
Texas
Sthleticc Howd
University of Texas
Jajligekers
Imperia Normals
Imperia
Natural Gas Coming Next Monday in Lawrence
Natural gas will be turned on in Lawrence next Monday supplying light and heat from then on. Most residents will rent their old artificial gas arrangements, but use of the new gas will proceed with precautions at opening the supply cock. The prior pressure will exceed present levels and blows will be regulated accordingly. Sales girls wanted at the drug store. Death notices report Major Ove S Hampton of Lawrence, long known here, died in Reston. he had moved from Kansas City years earlier. J H L Simmons reports selling white china samples from New York firms at very low prices.
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Liwrenea
Baer Recelvark
Lasnea
Hesten
Ove S Hampton
Major Hampton
Lawrence
Fsgare
Tiwmnca
Kansas City
Kismsas City
Reston
Bastines
Carnegie's Autograph Gift to Jena Lab
Andrew Carnegie arranged a young man bound for Jena to obtain an autograph from Professor Haeckel. The signed gift arrived as a Zimpt microscope for the university biological laboratory. Garnayte praised the scientist, admiring him more than before.
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Andraw Carnegie
Jena
Professor Haeckel
Ernest Haeckel
Biological Laboratory
Jeng University
Garnayte
Belmont heir to race notes and club bids arise
August Belmont III hints at no park use in business while remaining active in sport. Flo seeks Jockey Club membership likely to aid. P M Mervey & Co buys old rags at 74c per hundred and scrap iron at 45c. Various local ads follow including blankets, sales help, horses for sale, and labor inquiries.
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August Belmont
Flo
Jockey Club
Ulairs
P.M. Mervey & Company
Massachusetts Street
Neuesten Nachrichten
Bamberg
Germany
Woman Nearly Drowns After River Attempt
Mrs. Cordley, in a distressed mental state, attempted to drown herself at 1:16 PM near the north bridge end. A passing teamster pulled her from the river and she was cared for at a nearby store. The incident occurred on a sandbar near the pool with no current. grief spread among onlookers.
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Sii Ness
Dr. Cordlay
Cordley
Athenian senate to meet. lectures and club meetings listed
The Athenian senate will hold an open meeting at 3 PM with Tr. L. Burdick speaking. North College hosts a recital this afternoon. The Mechanical Engineering society met in the physics lecture room. Neo county students plan to organize a county club at 46 Ohio Street at 7 30 PM. Alberta Corbin lectures on Schitte celebration at Yale. Next Monday a German Verein event features Professor Siblings of the University of Louisiana on student life. The Louisiana University opening relates to yellow fever. Junior class hosts a rat party Friday evening in Fraternal Ald hall. Poly Primrose attraction telegram from S. R. Hubbard of Wahraburgh Opera House. Polly Primrose show last night at Ottawa noted as a controversy. Yair s Bartoldes Co. sells fall bulbs. Direct Action Gas at Hoke's Economy offers 30 percent savings. Vermont Street 9 room residence and business property for sale by C. G Tank. Gillham & Co. advertise horseshoeing with 35 years’ experience. Squires for the pictures at 425 Massachusetts. Miss Messing Margis recovering. baby pictures at Squires Studio.
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L. Burdick
North College
Clork
Mechanical Engineering
Neosho County
Ohio Street
Nexst
Deutehe Verein
University of Louisiana
Tietman Universites
Louisiana University
Ald
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Massachusetts Street Telephone
Masters
White
F.G. Fa Lo HI
Daily Weather Report
K. F. H Snow
Atlas and Terrow
Atlas Building and Laws Association
P.M. Prrwine
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Ken
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Coal
J. J. Churchill
Massachusetts St
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Denny Street
City Hall
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Otter
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Ss.t. Woods
W.B Tucker
Practical Horse Shoer
Cor Winthrop
Vermont Sts
Bell
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Huan Stront
Mr Sternberg
Mprenzie & Stockwell
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Kelsey
H. W. Henderson
Ags
Central Hotel
West Warren Street
Joan
Morrison & Lamon
J. F. Brock
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Lawrence Transfer Company
Fred W
FEM
Tooms
Lulu Woody
August J. Pierson
Villa Wood
John Strong
Franz Strong
Commercial Club
J. T. Constant
C. L. Covey
Xpresa
Picules
Garties
Augusta Fhetom
Voich
Phiilip Fruit Farm
Russell Sparks & Co
Phoce
Wagstafff’s
Traya
Raymond's
J. 1. Shearer
Walard
Wilday
Woll's Oak
Achisetts Street
Barlandsorendon Booksellers and Stationers
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Jyocayd
America
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
W. C. Stevens
Otto Guller
Clark
Orenes Clark
Littlestock
Ark
Jannwon
South Ternnessee
Mig Mabel Lyter
Ottawa
Gertrude Maesster Haw
Marford
Kians
Library Fund
Gilbert Weily
Topeka
Kansas University
A. A. Squires
Wichita
Trea Photographers Association of Karas
Me. W. B. Til
Lecompton Sue
Offbe
Lecompton
Mr. Powell
Marion Township
W.E. Chiffith
Lawrance
University of Kansas
Classical Museum
Wraser Hall
China Arimytrony
Mary A
J. M. Eldridge
Rev
J. Witherngton
Seneca
Hultz
Fort Wayne
Ind
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Minnie Watkins
G. M. Paley
A. ML. Martindale
Lawrence House
McIntire
Excalsior Springs
M. A. Barber
James Naismith
Leavenworth
Menry Noland
E. O. Priser
Kanssa City
J. I. McCarrall
W. W. Cockinog
J. B. Sanborn
W. BR. Green
George Ecke
Fletcher Phillips
Wm. Williamson
A. Gillham
Ed Russell
Clarence Kelso
Rachel Poghj
Independence
A. B. Havens
Frances Havens
State of Kansas
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University of Kensas
Radr
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China Decorators
Thave
Bune
Notter
Carnegie
Young Belmont
St Young’s
Smith's News Depot
Alfred Lawrence
Alabama Street
Narasry
G. L. Knight
Morebanta
National Bank
Vira
Cordlay
Qittawa
S. R. Hubbard
Wahrabrugh
Wettaw
Yair
S, Bartoldes & Co
Hoke
Rand
Vermont Street
J. A. Gillham &Co
Sears
Vermont Streat
Squires
Miss Messig T Margis
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