Lawrence wedding in St Joseph Missouri tonight
Miss Ida Linn of St Joseph will wed Roy Everett Martin of Lawrence in a ceremony at 7 PM in St Joseph. Martin, a former Lawrence resident, works at the People's State Bank. After a private wedding, the couple will reside at 800 Kentucky Street starting November first.
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Ida Linn
St. Josph
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Lawce
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Davis Milling Company
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Educator list and storm sewer remarks stir Kansas editor
The Journal-World notes a roster of professors including William Herbert Cacrath Ephraim Maller Edgar Bailey James Wood Green Frank Marvin Miles Sterling and discusses a state teachers association event. It laments city storm sewers and street drainage while urging careful testing of new sewer utility before further expansion.
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Ators 'Is
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Ephraim Maller
Edgar H. Bailey
James Wood Green
Frank O\Marvin
Miles Wilson Sterling
President Waters
Eachers’ Association
Tuyitead
Kansas
Sarous ‘Counties
Journal-World
Mennessee Street
Adams
Leo, Hancock
Free Moving Pictures At Fraternal Hall For Students
A planned free moving picture show at Fraternal Aid Hall funds secured by A D Weaver aims to show the cotton to fabric production process. The event, designed for University students and public school pupils, includes guided explanations of each picture to educate viewers on manufacturing steps.
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Hall
A.D. Weaver
Expansion hog deal and county fair attention at Lawrence
A Kansas dealer offered Haworth five hundred dollars for the largest hog in America shown at the county fair in Lawrence but Haworth refused. The exchange drew wide attention as the largest offer for a pig in Kansas history. Also noted is a death notice for Mrs Maria Johnson of 882 Connecticut Street and funeral details.
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Lawrence
Paul
Haworth
Poland
Imi
Ace
America
Kansas
Maria Johnson
Connecticut Street
Local home goods and services ads crowd page
A jumble of ad chatter promotes bath sponges Kodak cameras and coffee roasts, with mentions of The Home Store products from Jas B Forbes to La Touraine coffee and Golden Dome tea. Local drug stores push tonics spices and ice cream flavors while classifieds list rentals and a modern house for sale or trade.
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Jas. B. Forbes
St. Louis
Independent ticket names and a prowler incident on Massachusetts street
An outline lists Theodore Roosevelt and Henry Allen among presidential and vice presidential candidates in an independent ticket. A night watchman caught a man prowling in the 800 block west of Massachusetts Street. the intruder said he sought a bed, spent the night in the calaboose, and was released this morning.
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W. Keplinger
H. -M. Poe
Jess “Ne Shackelton
Lawren E T. Smaith
ME W. Sutton
William Allen White
Jim Monroe
Massachusetts Street
Ify Calaboosé
Lost his Sweetheart and Schrank Tracing Death Beliefs
Police and coroner records link Schrank to bereavement claims from a Slgenm disaster. Detectives seized his coat at a lodging house and recovered a valise with deeds and letters. A marriage license was issued to Fred M. Springer and Julia Rose Sill of Tonganuxie. Investigations traced Schrank to 445 East Eighty-first Street Manhattan and to Edward Lauringer in Queensborough where Schrank once stayed.
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Zeigler
Fred M. Springer
This Sty
Julia Rose Sill
Tonganuxie
Sebrauk
East Eighty-first
Manhattan
Schrank Wdther
Edward Lauringer
Queensborough
Lauringer
Rummage sale and meeting notices mix in Hastings Eagle event
The listing blends a community notice for Eagle’s Dance on October 1 with details of a Stanton Olinger appearance in Hastings as he attends a Presbyterian state meeting. Also referenced are a Lawrence Circle rummage sale and a Soviet service league meeting at the YMCA. Market data from Kansas City shows cattle cold receipts, hogs down, and grain quotes amid a local notices roundup.
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Hastings
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Presbyterian Church
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