Robertson Undertaking Co Embalmers and Funeral Directors
Robertson Undertaking Co offers embalming and funeral services with black and white funeral cars and private ambulance. Located at 808 Massachusetts Street, they provide contact via two phones. The text also advertises Eaton's Highland Linen writing papers sold at Boughton's, 1023 Massachusetts Street.
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Robertson Undertaking Co
Massachusetts Street
Eaton’s
Boughton’s
Mass St
Bargain items and local sales featured at Bowersock Opera House
The notice advertises Friday October 25 events at Bowersock Opera House alongside local sales from Lawrence and Vinland area. It promotes school supplies, Kodak views, photo supplies, skin care products, and a screening of BEFORE AND AFTER. Real estate bargains include 500 apple trees and 226 acres with prices listed. Also ads for Mission Rockers, beds, and Atlas monthly payments.
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Vinland
Lawrence
Geo. Brecheisen, JR
Eudora, Kansas
Parry Eyes Comeback as Jayhawks Brace for Nebraska
Assistant Coach Parry returns from Minneapolis with sobering news on Nebraska. He says Nebraska outweighs Kansas by about ten pounds per man and warns a loss of at least 25 to 0 if the teams meet next Saturday. Jayhawker optimism remains despite the setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Nebraska
Parry
Jayhawker
Minneapolis
Teo
K.U
Ansas
Lawrence Girl in the Chorus
Miss Maude Morrison of the Fritzi Scheff company is a University of Kansas graduate in the class of 1904. Daughter of Mr and Mrs M M Morrison, she is notched by Lawrence ties and has performed in Ikada river and Rosemary with the University Dramatic club before joining the Morrison company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Times
Lawrence
Maude Morrison
Fritzi Scheff Company
University of Kansas
Morrison
2. M. Morrison
Univer
Mikada
University Dramatic Club
Shore Acres
Rosemary
Marriage of Gustav Wolf and Elsa Knaesch
Gustav Wolf of this city and Miss Elsa Knaesch of Massachusetts were united in holy matrimony by Rev. A. J. Ross at the German M. E. parsonage on Wednesday afternoon October 23, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Wolf
Elsa Knaesch
Massachusetts
A. J. Ross
M. E
Advertising fragment from Boyles and Bell-Metcalf
A compact ad listing Black Seal cigars five cents, new pocket knives and pocket books at Boyles on Mass Street, White domestic and new home sewing machines from Bell-Metcalf Implement Co. and a nudge to see BEFORE AND AFTER, with Bowersock Black Seal cigars also five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyles
Mass
Bell- Metcalf Implement Co
Wagon Burr
Bell Metcalf Implement Co
The Delineator On Sale At Pattern Counter
The Delineator offered for sale at pattern counters with prices 6 and 15 cents, none higher. Delineator priced at 15 cents with 16 page fashion sheets available free.
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Pattern
City Council to Meet as Board of Equalization
The Lawrence city council will convene as a board of equalization on November 4 1907 at 7 p.m. in the council chamber to hear complaints about valuations and assessments for improvements on Warren Street New Jersey to Delaware. Kentucky Street Pinckney to Lee. and the alley west of Massachusetts Berkeley to Quincy. Reports of appraisers are on file in the city clerk’s office for inspection.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Board OF Equalization
Lawrence
Kansas
Kan
Couneil Chamber
Warren Street
New Jersey
Delaware Street
Kentucky Street
Pinckney
Lee Street
Mehusetts Street
Berkeley Street
Quincy Street
Personal notes show a day of visits and travel
A string of social calls and movement fills the day with visits to Denver Topeka Wichita Leavenworth and Kansas City. Notables include Miss Agnes Lapham the Chicago pianist giving a recital at Fraser hall and many locals traveling to St Joe for church and conventions. Fresh butter appears briefly as an advertisers note amid the chatter.
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Agnes Lapham
Chicago
Fraser Hall
Cotton Plaid Suitings Priced at Eighteen Cents
Cotton plaid suitings offered in best styles and color combinations priced at 18 cents per yard. The listing notes 15e as a price reference in the адаптed catalog.
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Arnold
Society Notes Show Local Events And Weddings
Local society round up includes informal entertainments at Mrs C L Lescher home on Kentucky street a senior class reception at Fraternal Aid hall and a Dime Tea for Presbyterian Ladies at 1045 Vermont street Miss Olga Newton of Kansas City visiting at the Kappa house on South Tennessee street and a Halloween Pumpkin Pie party hosted by Mrs Blanche Wiley at Indiana street. A university wedding Miss Newton to Mr Carl Riley Paola Kansas is reported with few attendees. Thornton Curlett dies in Kansas City. funeral will follow at sister Zella Curlett’s home in Lawrence. Reamy Vaughn and Nellie Bowman wed by probate judge. Thornton Curlett and L F Conklin promote an inverted light sale. Bowersock Opera House October 25 features dramas and films. Miss Lapham’s piano recital at Frazer Hall tonight. Schulz tailor ads.
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C. L. Lescher
Kentucky Street
Morrison
Vermont Street
Womens Missionary Society of the
Congregational Church
Bolt
N. €. Johnston
Wiedemann
Sel Marks
Adelaide
Shelley
Simons
Geo. R. Turd
Lome
da Newton
Carl. Riley
Paola
Kansas
James Neyton
Cekuives
Miss Neylon
Clambell
Riley
Byron Riley
Leo Dittrichstein Coming to the Opera House Tomorrow
The Opera House presents Leo Dittrichstein in Before and At his own classy ter, marking Lawrence's first opportunity to see the famed actor. The piece follows his rise through European stages to American theater, amid notices of his noble lineage and influential early mentors.
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Leo Dittrichstein
Lawrence
Ditrichstein
Motbueg
Venice
Personal notes from Kansas City area visitors and travels
Local residents report visits and departures among friends and relatives. Chas Starkweather spent August Yester day in Kansas City while others like Miss Marie Morris and Winifred Newmark were seen in the city. Brock Pemberton hosted his father from Emporia, and plans move to Europe for two months.
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Kansas Ciy
Chas. Starkweather
Hartbourtz
Deny
Perry
Sib
Dr. Wilber
Marie Morris
Williams- G
Friends
M. Newmark
Winifred Newmark
Kansas City
John Coyle
Kansas
Seheff
Brock Pemberton
Phi Delta ‘Raternity
Emporia
Philadelphia
McClang Favart
California
Bosh Connelly
Cicago
Europe
Taylor
Fritzie
Corn Contest Saturday at Courthouse Program
Corn Contest program lists events at the courthouse on Saturday October 26 starting 10:00 with Boys reports of corn plats and 10:45 What is a Good Ear of Corn KR M Dunning. 13:15 Importance of Seed Schee lion De Burkett Manhattan. 1:00 Boys judging the corn. 1:30 Farm Management Dr Bur cet. 2:15 Consolidation of Rural Schools Hon E T Fairchild.
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KR. M. Dunning
Scheelion
de. Burkett
Manhattan
Dr. Burcet
E. T. Fairchild
Police Court Guilty In Peddling Case At Hardin
H Smarr arrested yesterday for peddling without a license was tried this morning, found guilty, and fined ten dollars and fifty cents with costs. Dave McClure and family will occupy Dr. H C Wheeler's house for the winter. Hear Miss Lafham's piano ball.
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H. Smarr
Dave McClure
Dr. H. C. Wheeler
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Mike
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Just
CG. J. Holthoefer & Sons
Mass. St
Lawrence National Bank
Monarch
King of Typewriters University Book Store
Telephone Wiedeman
Aro
Weather Report
Daily Weather Report
F. H. Snow
Schulz
Douglas County
The
Journal
New Hampshire Street
Henderson & Tapp
Clifton T. Hiatt
London
Berlin
Paris
New York City
Bowersock Opera House
W. Rork
Maze
Raymond's Drug Store
Flw
Fein’s
Reynard
Wiede
Mission Rockers
W. H. Moys
Kow Kurest Raymond
Wiedemann’s
Bowersock Opers Houm
Jayhawk
Lawrence Girl
Bmoke
Black Seal Cigars
A.d.weaver
Morris
Courtnes High Mor
Courtney
Geo. J. Barker
F. D. Brooks
YD. Lemon
Nan G. Brooks
Denver
Tom Madden
Chieu
Charles Whitmer
Topeka
Ald
Weaver
Levin
Cork Rash
M. Worcester
Wee Ns
Farney
Jey
Brent Shepard
Maenlisun
Wichita
Iday
Banning
Model
Metcalf
Kanas City
Olin Bell
Guy. Ross
Onawa
Iowa
H. LE. Bell
C. J. Hall
Leavenworth
Ruth Johns
H. C. Wheeler
W. R. Townsend
Edgar F. Downs
Anna Deane
Tyrone
Oklahoma
James Patton
Baker
William McDonald
Arthur Walden
Roy
E. W. Parsons
Laura Beal
W. E Russell
George Beal
Leavrenworth
E. F. McGee
Fiona Ruth
Baldwin
Everton
James Fitzpatrick
J. A. Henley
Kelso
Kate Greenlees
A. H. Henselman
J. R. Topping
Erwin ‘Eberhardt
St. Joe
St.Joe
Epworth League
Frasers Hall
Griessinger
Moneybak
Claymore
Thornton Curlett
Zella Curlett
New Jersey Street
Reamy Vaughn
Nellie Bowman
L. F. Conklin
Mass. Street
Bowersock
Opera House
Priday
New Nickel
Seville
Mass Street
Tor Schulz
Leo Ditrichstein
Bushy of
Lecompton
Justice Clarke
Morrison& Lemon
Mase
Eriksen
L. Douglas
Abel Wolfson
Peerless Cafe
DE. Reding
Foukes
Picare
Home Bock Co
Raymond's
Soc
Byles
Chris
Hunsinger
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