Journal-World payroll shows $8937.89 for July to September
The Journal-World reports a quarterly payroll of $8,937.89 for July through September to calculate insurance charges, with office staff last week totaling $785.71 and October’s average at $740.87. The column also notes a mising mare found in North Lawrence and a water shutoff notice for October 22 to clean mains.
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Journal-World
Carrears
The
Bert Jones
North Lawrence
Louis Brown
Brown
Indiana Street
3Rd
9Th Street
Indiana
6Th Street
Sth
Tennessee
Louisiana Street
Lewis A. Quigley
Local Visitors Return from Trips and Local Callers
Mrs C S Skillion and son Sanford return from a month in New York and Philadelphia. Frank M Holiday spent today in Kansas City on business. Mrs A J Konschak returns from Kansas City after an operation at Rosedale hospital. Pure homemade candy is recommended by Green's Chocolate Shop. Mrs J H Griffin returns home in Baldwin after visiting her mother Mrs O O Wilson. Ad mentions eye glasses and a 1021 Mace ad. Adolph Bellman holidaying in Kansas City. Kate Caldwell spent day in Eudora. May Allen and Ruby Provost hosted by Miss Ruby Provost in Baldwin. John W Wilson of Abilene visiting Lawrence brothers J B and A C Wilson in oil business. John C Rost of Atchison mentioned.
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John Ww. Wilson
Abilene, Texas
Ian Lawrence
7. B
A.C. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Miss Rothrock Wins Ford From Lone Star Sale
Miss Fay Rothrock received the Ford car awarded as a premium for the Lone Star store special sale after accumulating the greatest number of votes.
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Miss Rothrock
Ford
Lone Star
Fay Rothrock
Number 40 For The Blood
An old doctor’s blood disease cure, touted as permanent, is revived by a druggist who verifies each ingredient in reputable references. The medicine, named Number 40 For The Blood, is claimed to treat glandular poison, scrofula, constipation, stomach and liver troubles, chronic rheumatism, ulcers, skin eruptions, and mercury or lead poisoning. An Evanville druggist endorses the remedy with a confident testimonial.
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U. S
Sanpuienice
J. C. Mendenhall
Evanaville
Ind
Round Corner Drug Co
Dean Walker Outlines Kansas Industry Expansion Factors
Dean P F Walker spoke before the Chamber of Commerce, arguing that Kansas faces growth in manufacturing as communities pick the right factory types. He praised the dairy sector for Lawrence, noted freight rate differentials favor local mills only when raw materials are costly to ship, and urged less hesitation in locating industries in Kansas to boost added value.
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Dean P. F. Walker
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Dean Walker
Devgn Walker
Lawrence
Stops Mail Orders for University Concert Course Tickets
Over 800 season tickets are sold and 3200 dollars in the bank for the University Concert Course. Mail orders won’t be accepted after October 23. unsold seats go on sale at the University Business Office and Round Corner Drug Store. The first concert in Robinson Gymnasium October 30 features Frieda Hempel, Conrad Bos, and A Rodeman. Hempel will perform coloratura arias including Proch Theme and Variations.
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Gale
University
Round Corner
H. L. Butler
Lawrence
Kansas
Robinson Gymnasium
Frieda Hempel
Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York
Conrad Bos
A. Rodeman
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Miss Hempel
Proch
Sensational Vocal and Instrumental Recital Promised
The program features Miss Hempel singing a new Blue Danube arrangement and groups of modern French and English songs. Mr Bos will perform piano solos, Mr Sorse man two flute solos, and Mr Nodeman will accompany Proch Theme and Variations.
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Miss Hempel
Crispine
Mr. Bos
Mr. Sorseman
Mr. Nodeman
Proch
Lawrence High School Football Drive For Friday Parade
John Montgomery spoke to the Chamber of Commerce urging Lawrence merchants to decorate their businesses Friday ahead of the Iola High School football team’s clash with Beck Woodward’s on McCook field. The plan aims to color downtown Massachusetts street in red and black for the game.
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John Montgomery
Chamber of Commerce Today
Lawrence
Iola
Beck Woodward
Withers
McCook Field
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence High
Four Killed In Third Avenue Elevated Crash
Four people died and several were injured when a Third Avenue elevated train crashed into another train at 175th Street New York on October 21. Local responders and investigators began arriving as the incident disrupted rush hour service and prompted safety checks on nearby tracks.
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New York
Third Avenue
175Th Street
Motorman on rear train placed under arrest
A rear train motorman was placed under arrest today following an incident on the line. Police and railway officials are cooperating in the investigation as details emerge.
Rioting in Braddock District Near Pittsburgh
Rioters gathered around a plant in Braddock near Pittsburgh shortly after noon. A mob of about 1000 people clashed, injuring several. One state trooper was seriously hurt and hospitalized. State police from Rankin arrived to restore order and drove back the crowd.
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Pittsburgh
Braddock Shorty
Rankin
OBryons Visiting Families in Chapman and City
Dr and Mrs CJ OBryon of Chapman are spending the week with Mr and Mrs John Xilworth at 1233 Mass street and Dr and Mrs JW OBryon at 1109 Ohio street in the city.
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C. J. O’bryon of
Chapman
John Xilworth
Mass. Street
J. W. O’bryon
Ohio Street
McNeill Family Hosts Visitors From Topeka and Corn ing
Mr and Mrs W S McNeill of Corning and daughter Miss Ethel McNeill of Topeka have been guests of Mr and Mrs J D McNeill since Friday.
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W. S. McNeill
Corning
Ethel McNeill
Topeka
J. D. McNeill
Music by Junior chorus of misses at Baptist church
Sunday evening program at the Baptist church featured the Junior chorus of misses. The performance was interesting and enjoyable, highlighting the church’s youth musical group.
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the Baptist Church
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Elks
Frieda
Risings
Elks Alleys
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Riling
Graeber
Pierson
Strong
Wilson
Bassett
Bryant
Beatz
Artig
TeNard
Chicago
John N. van der Vries
Department of Mathematics
K. U
Red Cross
National Chamber of Commerce
Central District
Elinwood Avenue
Douglas County
Frank Hosford
Hosford
C. S. Skillion and Son
Sanford
Philadelphia
Frank M. Holiday
Kansas ‘City
A J. Konschak
Kansas City
Rosedale Hospital
Green's Chocolate
J. H. Griffin
Baldwin
Oo. A. Wilson
Lawren Ontieal
Mace
Adolph Bellman
Mins
Kate Caldwell
Eudora
Green
May
Allen
Miss Relen
Miss Ruby
Provost
Phillips
John
Atchison
Gaby
Peslys
Aby Deslys
Pup
la France
Portugal
Boring & Company
Service
Worr
Boox
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