Fragmented text outlines changes in street rail franchise
The document describes amendments to track removal and franchise routes, detailing sections for removing miles of track in segments, payments tied to earnings, and route adjustments including university access and Massichusetts Street to Indiana Street connections. It cites staged track readiness and phased revenue shares, with timeframes and conditions for completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eemnet
Elvetrae
Asthee
Thas
Ehaiaged
Maine
Enly
Lines Street
Massiehusetts Street
Pinckney Street
Indiana Street
EM Street
Bargain Sales Help a Woman Save Money
A proverb notes a wise person works to obtain beer rather than wait. It suggests bargain sales enable a woman to save money if she can attend and shop efficiently.
Colder Weather Remedies From Woodward & Co
The notice suggests hot water bottles and skin protection items such as vaseline and cold creams. Woodward & Co. prepares to supply approved and tested quality goods in this line to meet reader needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward & CO
Bargain Offer Mix From Vinland Farm Sale
Mixed sales listing shows Ma and Hoaniles from Vinland with young apple trees and milu plants offered at 1.50. The advertisement claims timber value from acres, water access, and dependable yield. Price listed as 10,000 if purchased locally with potential international interest noted by GEO and Brecheeses at JH hh R No Le Emura Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vues
GEO
Brecheeses
Hh. R. No
le Emura
Kansas
Gas Stoves Advert From Eckes Economy Store
An advertisement urges buying gas stoves at Ecke's Economy Store with promotional copy. It also lists Dr. Sarah E. Carrothers, a graduate of the American School of Osteopathy, with office hours and address at 913 Mass. 81 upstairs, 9 to 12 and 1 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Carrothers
American School O Osteopathy
A. T. Still
Mass
New Federal Officers Appointed in Oklahoma Districts
The President announced appointments for federal posts in Oklahoma. A. Porter becomes U.S. Marshal for the Western District with office at Guthrie. Charles F. Hanter is named Clerk for the Western District in Oklahoma City. The assignments include federal agents and district clerks across the Eastern and Western districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Washingcton
Rr A. Porter
Amiviere
Western
Odin Dlohne Kruhres
Gathrie
Baxter
Tharrisen
Wivein
Charles FE Hanter
Oklahoma City
Tedevidort Distriet
Personal visits and travels around town headline
Purely personal items report changes in visitors and residents including Will Sayre of Topeka, W I Stubbs of Kansas City, A Monroe to KC, Winter Hill from Seattle, Chas Shimmons to Portland, Henry Michaels from New York, and Mrs J Dovlitte’s Uip to Chicago. Numerous locals and guests frequent Kansas City and nearby towns with short notes on arrivals and departures.
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Will Sayre
Topeka
Stubbs
Kansas City
A. Monroe
Winter Hill
Seattle
Wash
Chas
Portland
Ore
Henry Michaels
New York
Lawrence
J. Dovlitte
Chica
Hubach Ig
Kamsas City
Julia Amd
Anta Flinn
Noritns
Towa City
Iowa
Messie Tome Sweet
M. Gi
Kansas
J. B. Ober
A Culp
Ju Ey Chilisi
Ohare
Dolisi
Hernan Wolf
Pittsburg
Kanesas
Nellie Avnistreme
Whas Kepton
Miami University
Augusti Halse
Skettucky Street
Gee
HW Richardson
Altoona
Ater
Bol
Baker
Nentirhy Street
Lawrences
Market Letter from Katisis on Brook Yards Prices
Market letter notes prices fell mid last week then steadied with few bids. Hog market weak with limited feeder demand and better tone late. cattle news mixed with some recovery in hogs and olive eyes. Lame lambs and sheep prices cited, with liberal northwest receipts and cattle feeder activity. J A Rickart I S correspondent reports.
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Katisis
City Brook
Teldors
Tata
Tulay
DR. Reding
Mulion
J. A. Rickart
I. S
Ran Tor
Card of Thanks from the Johnsons
The Johnson family extends sincere thanks to friends who helped during illness and bereavement for their daughter. They especially appreciate the thoughtful remembrances and expressions of support from those named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fla
Huth
Johnson
Mt Johnson
Lemisa W. Dlohnsin
Sunday baseball ruling by district court in Olathe
Judge Sidge Sheldon ruled that playing base ball on Sunday violated state law. The decision, stemming from a demurrer to an information filed by County Attorney Thorne against Br eat Prather of the Olathe Eagles, spans fourteen typewritten pages and traces constitutional intent from 1855 1862 and 1868.
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Olathe
Kans
Sidge [Sheldon
Iis
Toam
Thorne
Brteat
Monument misstatement sparks 8th Kansas Infantry note
John Walton objects to a misprint in a Churchill letter. He asserts the monument was erected for the 8th Kansas Infantry while noting the 6th was a cavalry regiment. He also mentions men keeping their religion tucked away in a safe deposit vault across several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walton
J. Churchill
8Th
Kansas Infantry
Fine Mixture Prescriptions for Kidney Cleansing Exposed
A health journal exposes a home made remedy claiming to purify blood and filter poisons via a mixture said to be prepared easily at home. The text warns of dubious claims and questionable ingredients used to market the product as a universal cure and criticizes misleading language.
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Heath
Hedtinw
Aowell
Burdock Blood Bitters Cited by Ohio Resident
In a Sunbury Ohio testimonial J H Walker reports long years of dyspepsia and loss of appetite. After using Burdock Blood Bitters his condition improved, with digestion no longer distressing him and appetite returning.
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J. H. Walker
Sunbury
Ohio
Local Support and Loyal Coverage of Lawrence Football
A citizen defends The Journal's football coverage, saying it gives ample attention to the team and reflects local pride. He argues local papers often criticize the team as the weakest each year, a stance he calls loyalty to the community rather than disloyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Washburtt
Lawrence
Lawrence Papers
Sthia
Chimney issues and deafness ads disrupt fall notices
Evening notes on chimney sweeps, gas fires, and winter safety mix with an advertisement offering a cure for deafness. The piece highlights gas line dangers, heating practices, and a medical claim about catarrh and Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Electric Bitters praised by Dublin Georgia writer
W B Brunson of Dublin Georgia touts Electric Bitters as boosting his eighty three year old mother’s appetite strength and sleep after two years use. He claims the tonic benefits females with general debility and even weak children, with guarantees for stomach liver and kidney troubles by O P Barber & Son Druggist at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Brunson
Dublin
O. P. Barber & Son
Car Shortage Hampers Cement Plaster Mills
Ben Williams laments a car famine delaying shipments of cement plaster. He notes six mills and a strong sales force, yet only three of thirty cars were delivered last Saturday. Coal supply issues and market turmoil worsen the blockage, crippling distribution to dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Williams
Harriman
Journal Keeps a Modest Size Amid Big-Paper Craze
The Journal boasts a steady, respectable size while many Kansas papers chase larger formats. Higher paper costs have erased profits and unsettled editors, who now value practicality over oversized editions. The piece ends with a remark on appearances and social expectations.
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Kansas
Horticultural Meeting Receives Tips On Dwarf Trees
Secretary Samuel Reynolds reports on a Wetelep horticultural meeting chaired by Dr and Manonets. The session covers dwarf apple and pear varieties, rootstock choices, spraying for blight, and fruit protection tactics, with observations on bird predation and fruit yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Reynolds
Hard Times in Kansas Turns to Dr. King's Discovery
A Kansas citizen recalls past grasshopper plagues and droughts and credits Dr King's New Discovery with curing a lingering cough. The ad touts the remedy as the safest lung and throat healer, with trial bottles and guarantees from O. P. Barker & Son drug store. Dean's Ointment is marketed for soothing baby itching and skin complaints, with broad drugstore availability.
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Kansas
Alethough
Cadell
Earl Shamby
Dr. King
O. P. Barker & Son
Boy objects to tabernacle ice spellbinds crowd
A young boy at the tabernacle voices discontent saying he dislikes the icicle spectacle and asks his mother to move to another section. The remark reflects a child’s candid reaction amid the evening gathering.
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Council
Walet
Deena
Sikly
Ying Reo
Benveen
F.M. Perkins
Atlas Building & Loan
Ecke's Economy Store
Market Letter
Bright's
HR. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Fleet
Tfalek
Lawrency
Nantval
Lawrerey
Tire de
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Tole
Druagiate
Beiece I
Rochelle
Sears
Dwart
Find Ming
B. KooSmith
Hous Lane
Giddu
Roy Merny
Dean
Ali
The
Tabernacle
Arbuckles
United States
Brazil
Brooklyn
Ariosa Coffee
Ariosa
Preuuicle Bros
Cit
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