Lawrence Tourists Open Season Against Leeton High
The Lawrence Tourists, organized a month ago, prepare for next Friday night’s home opener at the Skating Rink against Leeton High School. Team stars include Rice, capt Maffet, Greenlees, Jones, Martin, Tealas, Kraider and Ahrian. Tickets offer ten games for a discount. season tickets encourage support for the boys. The piece notes the pay and local interest in basketball.
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Lawrence Tourists
Leeaing+ton High school
Rice
Capt. Maffet
Greenlees
Jones
Martin
Tealas
Kraider
Ahrian
Tevers
Uepon
Adin
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Neighborhood Quarrel Over Chickens Leads to Arrest
In the 400 block on Indiana Street Mrs. Celiza Gibson was arrested on a warrant by Mrs. J. L. Sheldon for allowing chickens to roam. The case, tied to neighborhood disputes, will be discussed by Police Judge Menger and City Attorney Mitchell before a trial next Tuesday morning.
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Indiana Street
Inn Street
Celizi Gibson
J. L. Sheldon
Sheldon
Gibson
Menger
Mitchell
Dog KNOCKS Down Mrs DaLee Near West End Grocery
Mrs Martha DaLee aged, knocked senseless by a dog owned by her son in law Don Squires while en route to the West End Grocery. She dislocated a shoulder and is in serious condition. The dog was playful and jumped up at her during the accident. Henry Parsons surrendered to officers after a warrant was issued on embezzlement charges. He is known to welcome trouble, and the trial will be held later. Bell Telephone rates and service changes discussed with local attorney J W Gleed. Also notes on school fever closures, local arrests, and community notices.
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Martha DaLee
Martha Dalve
West End
Don Squires
Henry Parsons
Venry Parsons
Henry
Parsons
Tiazzard
Bell Telephone
J. W. Gleed
Bell
Mason
Seco
Int
Comn
J. Willis Gleed
At the Rink Evening and Afternoon Open Times
The rink offers daily sessions from 7:30 to 10 PM and 3 to 5 30 PM except Mondays. Beginners sessions run Tuesday Thursday and Saturday mornings 10 to 11 30. Special attention is given to lady beginners.
Washburn Fans Set for Kansas University Clash
Kansas University will play Washburn Saturday in Topeka, with hundreds of Kansas fans riding a special train. The Washburn lineup will rely on reserves early, as Kennedy’s men may bolster the bench if needed. The trip features a decorated special train, and strong rooting from both sides is expected.
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K. U
Kansas University
Washburn
Topeka
KE. U
Kennedy
Kansas
Uni Fust
Indiana street line cars soon to run in city
Albert Emanuel, president of the street railway system, is in the city on business and conferring about the line. Track on the Indiana street line is nearly complete and cars will soon operate there, providing service that will compete with West Lawrence and downtown routes. Regular service on Henry street continues with many riders from the outlying portions. The goal is to have closed cars by the November 26 Iowa game to shelter crowds from the cold.
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Indiana Street
Albert Emanuel
Street Railway
West Lawrence
South Lawrence
Iowa
Nutting Time Sparks Leaves and Fires Caution
Fragmented notes describe nutting season with leaves falling, people sweeping walks, and concerns about fires as wind and dry conditions rise. The piece, steeped in 17th century exploration mentions Henry Hudson and historical figures, then shifts to local ads and notices for osteopathy and various products.
Economy to Consumption Drills in Chapel Talk
Prof Blackmar in chapel speaks on economy of consumption. He warns many misuse the term economy and urges adapting desires to real needs. The lecture touches health, appendicitis, and efficiency in life, urging prudent use of resources and time. Various local notices follow about events and services.
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Blackmar
Blsekiar
Ciee
Proposals for Brick Paying City of Lawrence 1909
City Clerk Brooks invites sealed bids for brick paying and public works on Mississippi Street from Warren Street to the university curve. Plans, specifications, and site details issued by the city. bids due by November 1908. Work includes paving Mississippi Street, concrete repairs, curb and gutter work, and yard excavations with city and contractor responsibilities defined.
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Lawrence Taily Journal
City Cleck’s Ofice
Lawrence
Kan- Sas
Foxtures
Mississippi Street
Warren Street
University Pelsae
Ordinaner
Farhashine
Dave
Santa Fe
Dun
New Street
Provid
Fur Hs
Sim
Pete
Irate Lawren Company
Re Paiire
Tiriek Tnidanien
Culesae
Lins
AH Guevinarion
Eateh
Brooks
Rugs and Carpets Sale Offer in Lawrence
Lawrence shoppers are urged to seize a limited week long rug sale with deep discounts. The ad highlights 6x12 Axminster and 9x12 Saxony rugs at prices around 15.98 and 16.98, Oneida Brussels rugs at 24.98, plus all wool and cotton chain carpets at major value prices.
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ROYAL
Cook
Inok
Evans Metcalf Co
Mitchell and Fish Bros
W $ Litchfield Spreaders
Frans-Aetealf Cn
Benjamin
Benjamine
Seabright
Clothiers
Morse
University
Fraser Fall
Preyer
Wieniawski
Cesar Thomson
Wenry Huss
Artin Whitney
Simonetti
Tehaikowski Humereske
Dvorak
Professor Morse
Hallowe'en
Qeleek A.m. Rilay
Porsi
Bowman
County Suit
Frank Koch
Mass
Street
Koch
J. C. Rudolph
County healthMeer
Gardner
Wiggs
Kate Wiges
Boston
Wichita
Wolf’s Book Store
Vermont Street
Belt Telephone Co
Filmonds & Co
Boyles
Tzes
Peckham’s
Fanex
God Fishmend
Dru
Eda
Smiths Rews
Hilliard & Carroll
Sait 'S
M. Parkins
Bees
The
Atlas Building
Man! Association
Wolf
Wontermin
Tady Pras
Poades
Hallowe’en ‘PostCards
Fine
Hgadley
Perbade
Ue Heme
Newmark
Gael
Vendrik Fd
Lidsean
New York
New World
Hideo
Henry Hodgsen
Hindsen
Hiss
China
Enis
Tentie
Winlsan
Hiden
Dlinlean
Aml
Lepie
Titan
Lee
Peeviehaie
Hudson
Thar
Dex
E. M. Owen
Vermont St
Y Mla
Soa
Evans-Metcalf Co.pe
Lawrence Pantatorium
Avent
American Hat Works
West Warren
Marth
Willapen
Tennessee Street
Fat Price Co
Dicker’s Hally
Whitney Bros.ene
J. J. Pieratt
Ag “Fwork
Albert McNish
Windemann’s
Rachel and
Ruth Fischer
Reynedd
Tesl
Rowles
Saxony
Brussels
Robertson
Tang
Faxon- Newman
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