Cottage Prayer Meetings Across City Wards
Listings show ward by ward homes of Mrs. Roberts 821 Mississippi Street Dr Gardner 823 Ken Stel Mr Brown leader Mrs. Simmons 635 Ghio Street Engle 1211 Ken later Mrs. Tanner 1126 Tean Su Mrs Alfred leader Zwick 1353 N IL Sy home Fourth Ward 35 R 1 St Mr Tayler leader Mes Lawrence and West Lawrence areas note meeting at 280 po u.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Miss. St
Wells
Dr. Gardner
Ken. Stel
Brown
E. A. Simmons
Ghio St
Kilpatrick
Engle
Ken
Lfone
Gorsucl
Mr. Tayler
South Lawrence
Teane
Mes
Jeu
D. Miles
Tasell
West Lawrence
A. C. Griesa
Morehuid
Po Ou
Lawrence Speaker Seeks Support for Wheat Train
Syl Dixon aims to mobilize Lawrence residents to fund a wheat train eastward. He plans three cars of powersock flour and asks locals to cover travel expenses, praising Kansas promotion and drawing attention to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Syl Dixon
Syl Dison
Dixon
Kansas
Street Car Ordinance and Local Commerce Notes
The city committee pushes the Street Car Ordinance while the Journal supports a liberal measure Moore can accept. Local ads promote Clifton Hiatt’s clothing, Lawrence electric goods, home furnishings, and low prices on wall paper with sales at Boughton’s and Tyme Book Co. 923 Mass St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miei
Lawrence
New Hampshire Street
Henderson & Tapp
Dietails
Thas
Moore
Tr Con Eriksen
Garret
Tyme Book Co
Mass. Street
Tome Book Co
L. L. Phillips & Co
All Saints Night and Local Ads Scrambled Promos
A jumble of notices and ads on All Saints Night includes home buying portrayals at Atlas and 6 percent rates, a Home store display of embroideries, and skin cream claims. Local services feature Robertson Undertaking Co embalming and black and white funeral cars, tax list sales, violin and guitar lessons, and Morris Morigan Lemmon financing offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson Undertaking Co
Maseachusetty Street
Law Banquet Honors Greenhall Anniversary
Law school students and faculty host a smoker and banquet at the Eldridge house tonight to mark the second anniversary of Greenhall dedication. About 3100 plates are set. Charles M. Blackmar of the class of 1908 will preside as toastmaster with a speech by Alex C. Mitchell of Lawrence. Tomorrow is a holiday for law students.
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Law School
Eldridge House
Greenhall
Charles M. Blackmar
Alex C. Mitchell
Lawrence
Law Department
Caele Jimmy
Ownership versus Rent in Home Financing
An illustration contrasts owning a home with renting. It shows renting costs $10 monthly for 69 months with no equity and possible moves, while ownership requires the same monthly payment, deducts rent, and builds value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Eixty
Hallowe'en Notice Urges Precautions to Citizens
Marshal's notice calls four citizens to be vigilant tonight for Hallowe'en safety and urges precautions against mischief. Police promise to maintain order. Also advertises Peerless Cafe at 921 Mass. Street serving fish and oysters around the clock. October 31, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Peerless Cafe
Mass
Fountain pen epidemic prompts multiple losses in town
Local residents report several lost fountain pens after a Journal notice, with six calls by morning from people claiming missing pens. Stores like Boyles and Mrs Prenliss' Home Store promote a wide selection including Jet of Sterling and Waterman, Parker, McLaughlin, and Victor Stylograph models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling and
Waterman
Boyles
Parker
McLaughlin
Victor
Bestling
Lawrence
Jour Nal
Bad Condition Prompts Local Repairs and Notices
City notices report a dangerous sunken sidewalk on the west fill side and urging repairs. Lawrence Transfer Co asks for the return of a wagon burr to The Bell-Meteslf Implement Co. Community events include a Tailoring display at Eriksen's and an English Lutheran women’s provision sale at Campbell’s Store. Local weather forecasts predict unsettled conditions with a threat of snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
English Lutheran Church
Campbell’s Tes
Mass
New Postal Telegraph Office Moves to Eldridge House
The Postal Telegraph company relocates its Topeka office to the back part of the Eldridge House reading room near Smiths News Depot and the University check stand. The move frees space, aids crowds at the Washburn game, and local support for the team is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Telegraph Company
Eldridge House
Washburn Otters
Topeka
Smiths News Depot
University
Wells Fargo
Lawrence
Express Company
Union Pa
Lawrence Rocters
Washburn
Lawrence Fathylit
Haskell Lost Games and Local Store Updates
Local notes report Haskell lost games to Texas University and mention a range of shops and services. Hera in Raymond's window features cotton, sewing machines sold by Bell Metcalf, and absorbent cotton at old prices. Eye care by Dr Reding and a quarantine on diphtheria at Lyon and Penn streets are noted along with bargains on shoes and writing paper.
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Texas
Raynond
Ben Fiegenbaum
Machel
Texas University At Austin
Jtaskell Lust Tak
Shitton
Vth
Texas University
Ao Mo
Dalkis
AO & Mo
Digars
Eagle
Barrell
Baird
Smoke and Card Albums Arrive in Mass Street Shipment
A shipment arriving at 923 Mass Street includes Post Card Albums and pictures. The notice mentions Baby Ribbon Cigars and a manufacturer or seller Billis Williamson. The prompt preserves limited readable details about a local trade or inventory entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Personal notices of visitors and travels in Kansas City area
Local column lists names of visitors and travelers with their origins and destinations. People such as Bert Kimbal from New York and Eugene Smith from St. Louis are noted, along with trips to Kansas City, Topeka, Columbus, Tacoma, Denver, and Omaha, highlighting community mobility and social visits.
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Bert Kimbal
New York
DR. Whitmer
Topeka
J. McMahill
Chicago
Eugene Smith
St. Louis
H. C. Tromp
D. Mingori
Pittsburg
Sheriff Woodward
Eudoral
Baldwin
Mary Elliot
Lone Star
Frantz
H.£. Wilhite
Columbus
Kanisis
Laura J. Cowles
Kansas City
Marty Snyder
HK. Hl. Shelley
FW. Shimmons
Tacoma
Wash
W. I. Hoadley
W. E. Spalding
G. J. Aibner
Tfizen
Nebr
A. M. Reynolds
Edward E. Maney
Paula
M. Sterling
A. Moon of
Calony
John Tunsaicker
John Zerby
Taeia Jones
Ed. Lafferty
Francis Lutz
Lawrence
John Henderson
Kluth
Frank Henderson
J. T. Cohn
Irma Levy
Johnson
Colorado
Warren Wood
Kate Holloway
Oscar Holloway
William Shank
Lodi
Cal
W. W. Bolt
W. E. Hazen
W. J. Gilmore
Women’s Board of Missions of the Interior
Omaha
A. A. Llughes
Corpus Christi
Tex
Anna Sfooper
Kentucky Street
Emporia
Gulf Country
W. C. Reece
St. Joe
Denver
Mr. Reece
New Pastor C T Deever Leads First United Brethren Church
Rev C T Deever begins his first pastorate at the First United Brethren in Topeka with a large congregation. He is a lifelong local, son of Rev J B Deever, a longtime conference leader, and has studied at Campbell college and Union Bible seminary. He aims to advance the Topeka church during his pastorate at age 26 and unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Deever
First
United Brethren Church
Topeka
Mr. Deever
J. B. Deever
United Brethren Conference
Deever
Orlando
Azellé Deever
Campbell College
Holton
State ‘Journal
Halloween Party Plans Across Campus and City Notices
Student clubs and churches announce Halloween events tonight including Fox Club at T O O F hall and Pi Phi shine at Oread Avenue. Mrs J C Anderson hosts George’s sixth birthday tomorrow while Lydia Tutt departs for Chicago. A Unitarian Sunday school party and faculty gathering Friday are noted alongside deaths of Barden baby twins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Club
Pi Phis
Oread Avenue
Hessie Raymond
Mississippi Street
Lelia Walling
Mary Kyde
Medical Hall
Sima Xi
Ediva Dicker
Clara Wiley
Miss Wiley
The
Christian Church
Coleman
J. C. Anderson
Tennexsee Street
George
the Presbyterian Church
Phipps
Ohio Street
Alberta Corbin
Susie Willis Morgan
Hallowe'en
Hallowe’en
Misses Louise Fitch
Gretchen Rankin
Alestha Williams
Edith Benson
Mrs. Wiley
Genevieve Morris
Prof. Pryor
The November Circle features essays and fiction for Thanksgiving
The November Circle issue includes Edwin Markham and Marie Manning poems plus Bryan and Kingsley essays on Thanksgiving, tariff debates, and municipal reform. It also introduces Maude L. Radford’s Free-Lance serial and Hamlin Garland’s Western tale, with music by C Crozat Converse and business roundups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Markham
William Jennings Bryan
Florence Morse Kingsley
Burges Johnson
James W. van Cleave
Galveston
Brand Whitlock
Whitlock
Circle
Maude L. Radford
Hamlin Garland
Terence McGuffey
Marie Manning
C. Crozat Converse
Alfred Austin
Edward Everett Hale
Chas. F. Thwing
Ll.d
Western Reserve
Bis
Courtney and Kahne Bowlers Set For Tonight
The Courtney and Kahne teams will bowl tonight. Also noted are mentions of Team Barteldes Jr Morris High Men Wheeler and G F Hamman eye specialist. Glasses fitted at the office over Dick Drug Store. Peerless Cafe on Mass Street offers fish or oysters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barteldes, Jr
Morris
Wheeler
Beeteeeteeeee
SD Morris
Caurtney and
Kahne
G. F. Hamman
Dick Drug
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Yev
Sinan
Wiedeman
Ft. Cogler
Weather Report
Daily Weather Report
Oura 154
Starkweather
Ious
Ity
Square
Clifton T. Hiatt
Maes. St
Boughton’s
Maia
F. W. Fein
Eaton's Highland
Muss St
All Saints Night
Opera Cafe
Douglas County
Journal
Dell Cooper
Connecticut Street
Bell Phone
James Newhouse
Vermont Street
L. P
Schulz
Morrigan & Lemon
Mans
Law Banquet
F. M. Perkins
Atlas Building & Loan Association
Footry Payments
Moma
Marshal's Hallowe'en
Kow Kure
Raymond’s
Lawrence Transfer Co
Jenv
Bell-Meteslf Implement Co
Alex E. Protsch
Mase
Lee
Leora Strahl
Eriksen
Everett Hall
Newhouse
Black Seal Cigars
Postal Telegraph
K. U
Gustafson
John Holliday
Fannie
GEO
Brecheisen
Endara
Central School
Carl Pleas
Bespe
Haskell
Hera
Ecke's Economy Store
Sence
Sarah E. Carrothers
American School O Osteopathy
A. T. Still
Mass. St
W. L. Douglas Whoes Eaid
Ada Wolfson
Bell- Metcalf Implement Co
Baby Ribbon
Bille Williamson
Lyon and
Penn
A. Young’s
Abe Wolfson
Hoadley
Black Seal
Cigara Sc
Mada
Billis Williamson
Arnolds
Lonsdale
Wall Street
Rev. Deever
Barden
November Circle
Burr
Tha Bell-Metcalf” Implement Co
Sama
Peerless Cafe For Fish Or Oyaters
Richelieu
E. A. Kasold
West End Grocery, Cor. Lpé
Plackney Sts
G. J. Holthoefer & Sons
Lawrence National Bank
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