Plenty of Gas Keeps Lawrence From Fearing Short Supply
Lawrence faces no gas shortage as cold weather tests describe ample supply from new pipelines and multiple wells. Kansas gas company stations near Topeka and Montgomerry County show strong output with a 13,000,000 foot well recently drilled, signaling robust resources despite earlier fears.
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Weil Ortin
Leen Orbona
Kansas
Laweence
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Sally J. Brows
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Puunye
Natasastira
Topeka
Metrekin
Montgomery County
Oahu
Aime
Caney
Ae Phe
Register to vote before tonight or lose political power
A call urging immediate voter registration warns that failure to register will render a man powerless like an immigrant, unable to vote or claim November results. It likens nonregistrants to a sick patient or prisoner, with wives somehow better off for saying, I told you so. Tomorrow morning registration closes.
Allen Tonight at Opera House Prominent Orator to Speak
Allen, a noted political speaker now residing in Wichita, arrives to address Lawrence residents about local issues. The event, delayed by weather, will occur Saturday at 8 o clock with strong attendance expected. Local venues advertise clothing sales, baking, and office supplies ahead of autumn.
Autumn Leaves Stir Childhood Memories And Bonfires
Autumn leaves blanket walks and yards as nostalgia stirs childhood memories of raking, bonfires, and mischief. The piece recalls families, games, and summer chores shared with siblings and neighbors, plus a music recital announcement for Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson at Fraser Hall with season ticket details.
Twenty-four Cows From Haskell Institute Sent to Kansas City
Disjointed items report twenty four cows from Haskell Institute shipped to Kansas City amid concerns about suspected tuberculosis. The note blends local ads and notices with movements of businesses and a weathered catalog of products.
Soxman and Co Wiring House for Electric Lights
Soxman and Co. are set to wire your house for electric lights while the weather is fair. Fred W. Fein in the Jackson block will advise on the work and provide cost estimates. Tubes vulcanized by steam at the Auto Supply House, 10 East Henry.
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Monogram
Auto Supply House
East Henry Street
Woodworth
Fred W. Fein
Jackson Block
East Henry
New Silver Patterns at Ed. Parsons Store
The Nile and the Violet moderns in solid silver on display at Ed. Parsons, 714 Mass. St. Also a price clothing sale by Cartney, 710 Mass. St. Get acquainted with the sanitary meat market. Clean, sweet and dry. Byron Jones, 830 Mass. St.
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Mass
McCartney
T17
Mass. St
Price Clothing
Cartney
Byron Jones
Purely Personal Notes From Local Residents
Chancellor Frank Strong left today for Columbus Ohio. Mrs Peter Weeks returns from a Colorado visit. The Haskell football team leaves this morning for Lincoln Neb William Vawter of Marshall. Alexander Loumas will spend June 1 at his home in Topeka. Katherine Dolman will visit in Topeka for the weekend. Mrs D B Haskins and daughter here from Kingman Kansas. August Weber to visit Kansas City tomorrow for the weekend. Miss Nelle Morris home from California Sprines in Colorada? Miss Olga Keueger to attend in Kansas City later. Barker returns from Second district section meeting in Topeka. Edwin Akerley of Rochester and family expected to visit relatives. Miss Ana Gardner returned from Topeka. Mrs E Culver leaves for Frederick Ohio after a visit here. Mr and Mrs Saul Reed leave for Boston. Miss Hl Durkee of Newburyport and Miss Emm Bates visiting. Miss Florence Clark will leave for Worcester Mass to visit aunt Mrs Henry Heat. Don Candies will move to his home in Clay. Minnie Weikert to St Paul Minn. Rawlings Wyoming data arrives to join wife here. Mrs I C Ford returned from Iola where she was delegate in Federation. Mrs Andrew Christiansen returns to Colorado Springs. Mrs dl La Morristt returned from Denver in snow storm. H Roberts and Mrs J A Benson go to Topeka for Cerami Klub exhibition. W Hubach returns from visit. Master Frederick M ubach accompanies. Mrs Elizabeth T Wilson arrives Monday from Dennison University Ohio to visit Mrs Wallace McGrath for revival Tuesday.
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Colorado
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Marshall
Exander Loumas
Topeka
Katherine Dolman
D. BE. Haskins
Kingman
Kansi
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Kanssas City
Nelle Morris
Ifornia
Calster
Colorido Sprines
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K. Glass
Wy Bretherton
Teilay Turbane
Porcini
Ore
Lilliass Purtitt
Topackae
Olga Keueger
Kansas City
Barker
Tubs
M Edwin
Akerley
Rochester
Ana Gardner
E. Culver
Frederick
Ohl
Saul
Reed
A. Marov
Boston
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Kewbury
Fnn
Emmt Bates
Sterlins
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Florence Clark
Snorrow
Worcester
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Henry Heat
Don Candies
Minnie Weikert
Hinesles
A. OM. Dhafide
Rawlings
Wyo
Lon
Gordon
I. C. Ford
Iola
Delate
Federation of Woren
Andrew Chaistensen
Colorado Springs
Cn Ib
W. Hubach
Frederick Mubach
C. E. Hubach
Elizabeth T. Wilson
Dennison Univers
Wallace McGrath
City Journal Mixed Notes Echo Old Social Scene
Fragments recount local club meetings, a sighting of a witty passerby, personal anecdotes, and business notes. Eliot and Johns expand with new equipment, tax rolls are processed ahead of schedule, and Panford’s theater date is announced alongside neighborhood chatter and reflections on public life.
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Eliot & Johns
Journal
Clothes that conform to your form Parker the Tailor
Clothes that conform to your form Parker the Tailor offers tailored garments. Those delicious pure home made candies are made fresh daily at the Palace of Sweets. Stop in at Ed Parsons the jeweler for a handsome line of silverware. Prices are right. Telephone Wiedemano for Pare ce Cream. Both phones 182.
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Parker
Palace of Sweets
Ed. Parsons
Wiedemano
Fein’s Tungsten Lamp Promises Triple Light Output
Fred W. Fein offers a tungsten lamp that, at the same current draw, delivers three times as much light as standard bulbs. The claim focuses on efficiency, appealing to buyers seeking brighter illumination without increased energy use.
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Fred W. Fein
Skating Team Debuts New Steps Wearing Triangle Skates
Chicago city scene features a skating team performing bold steps and combinations in famed triangle skates. The act blends waltz style with sharp formations, drawing attention from spectators and showcasing precision. The group emphasizes grace, timing, and coordinated movement in a polished routine.
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