Public Utilities Hearing on Lawrence Kansas Telephones
Notice announces the Kansas Telephone Company proposal to buy consolidate and operate telephone plants in Lawrence Kansas along with two other firms. Public Utilities Department hearing scheduled October 10 at 9 00 a m at City Hall Lawrence with Docket No 1593. All interested parties requested to appear.
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Kansas Telephone Company
Lawwrence
KaNsas
Lawrence
Home Telephone Company
Missourisis Telephone Company
City
Vermont St
Carl W. Moore
Secretar Public Utilities Deam
For Success With Poultry by C F Barber
Practical notes from C F Barber on poultry farming emphasizing disease control via kerosene sprays, proper egg hatchery practices, and balanced nitrogenous feed. Highlights include avoiding moldy oats, using green bone meal, and feeding a nitrogenous ration to boost growth and health in chicks and ducklings.
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Alvin
Thar
Real estate and exchange offers from Hosford Inv and Mtg Co
Listings from Hosford Investment and Mortgage Co describe various exchange proposals. A potato producer seeks a Lawrence income property in exchange for a university district house, with cash options. Other offers include an eighty acre Douglas County lot, a 120 ft frontage apartment site for $3,000, and a modern eight room residence for $4,500. Additional terms cover Norfolk Arkansas acreage, a four acre orchard, surplus Lawrence lots, and multiple exchange possibilities for income properties in Nebraska and Kansas. The ad lists addresses and a street location at 24 Mass Street.
Local Grocer Offers Bargains on Canned Goods and Produce
A small ad lists assorted canned fruits and vegetables at low prices. Peaches and apricots are advertised in cans with multi can deals, sliced peaches and pineapples in cans, dried fruit mixes, and two cleaning products priced under a quarter. Also mentions hand picked navy beans and lima beans plus low prices on home grown watermelons and cantaloupes.
Hens Profit by Clean Yards and Sound Stock
The article argues that crowded yards breed most poultry evils, a clean environment is as vital as a water source for ducks, and buying cheap or imperfect birds to breed up is not profitable for poultry operations.
Laying Condition of Hens by Cornell Poultry Expert
Cornell poultry instructor K. Kent explains laying condition stages in hens including molt timing, shank color, comb texture, and ear lobe hue. He notes that birds with yellow shanks or pale color after laying indicate poorer performance, while bright yellow shanks after a year may signal good production in certain breeds.
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K. Kent
Cornell University
Objects Of Poultry Shows And Whittier Allusions
Fragmented OCR text discusses poultry shows funded by poultry clubs to educate breeders and fund prizes. It tangentially cites Whittier poems and literary figures with unclear context, mentioning Bayard Taylor and Ralph Waldo Emerson, and a fragment about New York and feminism attributed to Michael Mogabar for Phoenix.
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Bayard Taylor
New York
Cafe Ife
Michael Mogabar
Phoenix
Justifiable Deception and Fireboats in Harbor Lore
A youthful Socialist argues against deception as a livelihood. A woman questions conspiracies. Fireboats at large harbors are ready to depart on short notice, pumps run by own power, no range limit due to sea water. Shetland ponies described as larger than horses. the Feat Rule notes many kids struggle to get along, urging careful selection.
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Scientific American
Atchison Globe
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Bell
Douglas County Abstract
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A. L. Selig Insurance and
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Belt Tel
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Merchants Bank
W. FE. Emickk
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Perkins Trust
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N. ¥. Pardee
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Hel Hell
Jeames H. H. Mitch
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Rewersock
Stewart and
Ralph WW
Otts
Rewersock _Theatre
Bell Phone
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Jotin Ci Rudolph
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Throat Aid Chest
Nee
A. U
Ralph KE
Barn
M. G. Olfier
Perkins Building
Tennessee Street
Phonoa
G. W. Jones
Lawrence’ Hospital
Ohio St
Thirteenth Street
City Property
Tenn
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Euler
Sale
Im Lyne
Helen
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Olwia
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Schepp
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Plank & Holliday
Mustang
Alee
Weer de Itrui
Moler Barber
Jignsas City
F. M. Dorr
Lawrence House
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Net
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Lawrie
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Box Ad
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Fawn
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Lawrence Y Journal-World
Sbt Louis Most Dispatch
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C. F! Barber
University District
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Ismail
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Hosford Inv. & Mtg. CO
Street
Spot Cash
Shepps
Shepp’s
Thie
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Abe Wolfson
Wilder Bros
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