Lawrence News Digest: Campaigns, Parlor Sign and Elections
In Lawrence the town hears hints of a parlor sign reading Studies Shin ning Parlor and a street car paving project between Ninth and Massachusetts. Kansas City marriage license for D Kirby and Frances Heim. McAdoo to speak at Santa Fe depot. Voters prepare for election Nov 2 as local candidates surge this week. Clerk candidate Chas. Oss appeals for support while promising service regardless of party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kansas City
Harold D. Kirby
Lawrence
Alta
Frances Heim
Baldwin
Douglas County
District Court
Chas. Oss
Geo. C. Wetzel
Hallowe'en party planning and Tonganoxie news
The Reno area notes a committee gathering at Mrs. Howard F. Millers for Halloween plans. Residents and visitors like Oscar Botts, S. A. McKone, Dana Sanders, and Ruth Phenicie travel to Lawrence or Tonganoxie. A social farewell for Mr. and Mrs. Weeseman occurs, and many locals attend sales, school events, and farm tasks. Various family visits, road work, and school notices fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Howard F. Miller
Meg
Oscar Botts
Lawrence
J. M. Clevenger
Moday
S. A. McKone
Dana Sanders
M Ruth Phenicie
R. A. Phenicie
Tonganoxie
Fred Kaht
Wm. Weeseman
Harris
Kansas
Belsajl
Tomanoxie
Gladys
Garet Sanders
L. Chenicie
Emmett French
Charles Puckett
O’dea
J. C Lerriott
John Harmon
J. C. Herriotts
John Fren
Fran
Dodge City Erie
Goe
Rm Bureau Fair
Tongan
Watling
Sig
Ars
H. A
Pony Creek
Mabel Reece
E. N. Taylor
Murr
Weesey
Thomas Taylor
Michaels
T. ER. Weisdorfer
Harvis ' Ka “Ther
Win
Kathleen Kelsall
J. E. Dwyer
Weeseman Sale
Sonday
John| Harmon
Bert
Harmon
Eva Graham
Minefee Roberts
Tonganoxieo
Harry Skeet
Alfred
O'Dea
Georgia Bleakley
K. C
Pleasant Prairie School House
Alma Davis
Myr
Geo. L. Phenicie
R. C. Nebee
William Stowne
Fred Kahn
Mackey School House
BR. A. Phenicie
Kansas City
Robert Abam
Fred Barnhart
Soion
John Fox
Pleasant Valley
Monney
Bert Harmon
J. E. Crabble Jr
H. A.hallenbeck
Eva
Raham
Dr Orelup at Eve Ear Nose and Throat Clinic
Dr Orelup operates an Ear, Nose and Throat practice in the Dick Building offering evaluation and treatment services for related conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orelup
Eve
Dick Bldg
Appeal Prom Probate Court From Incompetence Decision
An appeal from a probate court ruling finding Joseph Griffith of near Baldwin feeble minded and unable to handle his own affairs was filed in the Douglas county district court this morning. The June hearing had jurors decide incompetence and the appeal follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probate Court
Probate
Charles FE. Moss
Douglas County District Court
Joseph Griffith
Baldwin
Arts
Mero
Senate enforceme nt bill veto clash and Ford plot claim
A year ago today the Senate passed a prohibition enforcement bill despite the President's veto. Alleged plot to kidnap Henry Ford's son for ransom is noted. Election hours for town and country debated with uneven enforcement from early morning to evening.
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Senate
Henry Ford
Hog and Cattle Disease Meeting at Twin Mound
County farm bureau hosted a session at Twin Mound to discuss hog cholera and contagious abortion in cattle. Dr. T. A. Case from Kansas State Agricultural College led the talks. attendees found the meeting lively and profitable despite weather and poor roads. County Commissioner Al Andrews traveled to Eudora to inspect a joint road project with Douglas and Johnson counties, with Johnson county reps expected.
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Twin Mound
County Farm Bureau
T. A. Case
Fansas Sti Agricultural College
Ged Fk
Fatin
al Andrews
Eudora
Douglas
Johnson
Johnson County
Rural schools close for state meetings
Half to three quarters of county schools suspend classes today and tomorrow so teachers can attend ongoing state meetings, prompting a regional pause in instruction.
Salts for kidney and bladder trouble advices
A period advertisement claims uric acid irritates kidneys and bladder causing burning, frequent urination, and discomfort. It promotes four ounces of Rad Salts or Jad Salts as a simple remedy to neutralize urine acidity, ease irritation, and restore normal urinary function. It touts safety and wide use among sufferers.
Pile Remedy Worth $100 a Box
Fragmented OCR text references a pile remedy priced at $100 per box. The passage includes garbled phrases and illegible lines, offering little coherent detail beyond the claimed price and product type. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable in the readable content.
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Abdoottlack
Lawrence Window
Ninth
Massachusetts
Poonie
Cic Journal-World
William G. McAdoo
Santa Fe
Big Springs
Labeer
H Wip
Joe
Thyon
Reno
Everett True
Antgody
From & G
Pat Twin Mound
Framin ‘Thompson Photo Studio
Agathe
Sibleyville, Kans
O. D. Thomas, Auctioneer
Elmer F. Allen
Farmers State and Savings Bank
Leta Journal-World
Carter
Ali
Sloan
Sloan's Liniment
Pties
U. S
Canada
Journal-World
Ada
FISK
Firestone
Batavia
Speedway
Republic
McGraw
TE Abrices
SIL
Vermont
St. Lawrence
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