Miss Watson and Kansas Librarians Travel Europe
A group of Kansas educators, led by Miss Carrie M. Watson librarian at the University of Kansas, along with Miss Dora Renn and others, are visiting Paris and Europe this summer to study library methods and attend the International Library Conference in Brussels this month. Also traveling are Oliver M. Wood librarian at Baker University Baldwin and Clara Francis of the Kansas State Historical Society Topeka.
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Miss Watson
Kansas
Europe
Aiong
Paris
Carrie M. Watson
University of Kansas
Dora Renn
Neuenschwander
Mis Gardner
Ward
Th University
Watson
Pari
Renn
Brussels
Oliver M. Wood
Baker University
Baldwin, Kansas
Clara Francis
The
Karas
Musical at Second Presbyterian Church Draws Large Crowd
A well attended musicale at the Second Presbyterian Church corner Winthrop and Pinckney last evening featured a varied program including quartets, readings, solos, duets, and a trio. Proceeds will fund church improvements amid praise for the performers and weather held few from attending.
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Presbyterian Church
Second Presbyterian Church
Winthrop and
Pinckney Street
King of the Forest
Reading
Marie Richardson
Knox Cooke
Marie [Lowery
Herm Richardson
Oliver Weber
Mufis
Nan Maughilin
Aurthur Richardson
Grae Gibbs
Monarch of the Woods
Hawthorne Tree
PURELY PERSONAL MISS BARKER RETURNS FROM VACATION
Miss Bernice Barker has returned from a summer vacation. Miss Bettie Lester of Jackson Mississippi is visiting her cousin John Laltaire. Miss May Annadown left Lawrence today on the Union Pacific for Milworth Kansas where she teaches months term in High School. Mr. and Mrs. W H MeKone and laughter and Mr. MeKone's mother are returned from an extended trip in the west. Nels C Benson of the Western Leckie Co returned to New York a day after a two weeks visit here with relatives. Mr. T C Green has returned from a five weeks trip in the East visiting relatives and friends in and around his old home Pittsburg Pa and other points. Dr J R Wieckey of St Louis is here visiting several days at the home of Mr. and Mrs J L Brady. We accompanied Miss Vera Brady of Lawrence from Grand Canyon Colorado. Prof and Mrs Kruse and family are returned to their home at 15351 Kentucky street after a short vacation. Mr Kruse will remain here until the University opens when he will take up his work again as instructor in the German department. Mr and Mrs David Mackie of Jamcommon Kan were in Lawrence yesterday. They are making arrangements to move here and make his their home for the next four to five years in order to educate their children. Mr Mackie is one of the prominent business men of southern Kansas.
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Bernice Barker
Bettie Lester
Jackson
Miss
John Laltaire
May Annadown
Lawence
Union Pacific
Milworth
Kan
W. H. MeKone
Mr. MeKone
West
Nels C. Benson
Western ‘Leckie Co
Arm injury at the mill ends work for J Healy
J Healy suffered a deep left arm laceration near the wrist when a saw blade cut into his arm while adjusting an oil can at the Fal er daying mill. He will be kept from work for some time. Also noted is a weekly band concert at Central Park at 8 p.m. with a varied program and dancing at Woodland Park.
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J. Healy
Mr. Healy
Reguir
Sareh
Papoeed Rae Larg Alexander
Apries
Lorex Verture
Raymond
Thomas ‘Erenade
Remick
Atral
Fought With Brick Bats Between Leona Strode and Barney Moore
Miss Leona Strode and Barney Moore clashed in Lawrence last evening over a dispute when a brick bat was hurled toward Moore. After the melee, officers arrived, and the pair were brought to police headquarters and released on bond pending a hearing later today.
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Leona
Barney Moore
Lawrence
Barney
Moore
Bond
Girls' training opens doors to employment at Lawrence College
The article notes that women completing courses at Lawrence Business College quickly secure good stenography positions and receive promotions. It urges mothers and young women to enroll as fall term begins, highlights demand for skilled stenographers, and mentions related local ads for real estate and clothing shops. It also advertises local merchants including Mrs Shearer’s Toggery and Sam Clarke moving to 910 Mass. St.
Roosevelt policies rally Kansas Republicans say Mitchell
A. C. Mitchell reports that Roosevelt's Kansas visit revived support for his policies and proressive legislation. He notes the crowds, listener engagement, and strong faith in Roosevelt, claiming Kansas Republicans correctly interpret his aims and will push the fight. Mitchell heads to Richmond for a picnic speaking engagement.
High School Enrollment Notice
Enrollment runs September 5 to 10 with seniors on Monday and Tuesday, sophomores on Wednesday, and freshmen on Friday in the afternoon for irregular students. No enrollment Saturday morning. Lawrence school freshmen bring promotion cards. rural-school freshmen bring grades signed by the County Superintendent. Those seeking advanced standing must show a certificate of high school work done elsewhere. Enrollment from 9 am and 2 pm. H Olney, Principal.
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Lawrence
City Examinations Schedule And School News
Examinations for pupils making up failing work or seeking advancement will be held in the Manual Training building on September 6 at 9 am for Arithmetic and Geography and September 7 at 9 am for Grammar Physiology History and Latin New pupils will be placed at the same time No examinations will be offered on dates other than those listed The weather has been very warm but Lawrence Business College students fare well in cool rooms above the street Cutler's Best Liquid Paint is endorsed for house or room painting and contains mixed literature claims Schulz the Tailor offers reliable tailoring with quick service fair treatment and low prices promising to meet diverse requirements and ensure customer satisfaction
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F ¥. P, Smith
Lawrence Business College
Haskell and Kennedy Plan Practice Games Before Season
Coach Caldwell of Haskell and Coach Kennedy of Kansas State discuss four pre season scrimmages to test new rules. Active work cannot start before the 19th due to conference rules. Two games at Haskell grounds and two at McCook, with dates to be arranged.
Eberhart Reunion Held At Courthouse In Douglas County
More than sixty people attended the fifth annual Eberhart family reunion and dinner at the courthouse in Douglas County. Out of town guests Mr and Mrs Andrew Eberhart of Butler Pennsylvania joined the event though rain kept others away. A noon dinner was served. The Eberhart family includes the Endacotts Baldwins Hemphills Glahns and Dales who live in or near Lawrence.
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Eberhart
Court House
Douglas County
Andrew Eberhart
Butler
Baldswins
Hemphills
Glahns
Dales
Lawrence
No Approach To University Road Condition Noted
A fragment notes the sole access to the university from Mississippi street is in very bad condition. A narrow passage near McCook switch of the Street Railway company is described as possibly worse than any country road around Lawrence.
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Mississippi Street
McCook
Lawrence
Monday Legal Holiday Banks and offices closed
Monday is a legal holiday and banks and county offices will be closed all day. The note urges people to make arrangements in advance to avoid inconvenience tomorrow.
Field conditions force postponement of McCook game
Woodland clash between Poehlers and Overton Leith likely to proceed as planned while the Printer-Banker game on McCook field is canceled due to bad field. Chant Township CPA postpones annual picnic to Thursday September 8, 1810 at Cady's Grove with platform dance. trains arrive at Midland and motor boats will land passengers at the grave.
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Printer-Banker
Chant Township
C. P. A. Haves
Cady's Grove
Same
Midland
For Sale Ads Pack Dense Local Listings From Journal
A jumble of classified sale notices bids, including items such as Mor se harness, coal heater, peaches from Tron Mountains orchard, cider, and various houses and rental properties. Entries list phone numbers Bell 569, 903, Home 851, and addresses like 800 block Tennessee Street and Pinckney Ohio Tenn. St. Ads describe rooms, leases, and prices from $10 to $30 monthly with numerous farms, buildings, and real estate opportunities.
Shafer and Shafer Funeral Directors Ad
Shafer and Funk funeral directors offer 25 years of high class service. Mrs. Shafer assists in care of women and children. J C Shafer and G R Shafer provide licensed embalming at 940 Mass Street, Lawrence Kansas. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Shafer & Funk Funeral Directors
Cash only on delivery at Wilder Bros and local laundries
Notice dated September 5 1910 announces a switch to cash on delivery for Wilder Bros Custom Laundry Lawrence Steam Tamudry Model Steam Laundry and others. It explains discontinuing ledgers and credit terms, introduces coupon hooks at a set rate, and notes coupons may be left at offices with detach before delivery. Also lists Wiedemann's ice cream flavors and a slogan the taste tells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder Bros Custom Laundry
Lawrence Steam Tamudry
Model Steam Laundry
Examinations Set for Friday in Key High School Subjects
Examinations in history mathematics and science will be held Friday afternoon. Students wishing to take the exams must notify the principal no later than Tuesday Sept 6. F St Olney principal. Tonight at The Grand.
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F. ST Olney
Prin
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K. UL People
Europt
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Palmers Sandalwood
McCulloch’s
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Ed’ W. Parsons
Mass St
Raymond's Drug Store
Wiedemann’s
K. U
Walt’ 5
Thompson
Sids
Mass. S
Fillmore Place
Elliott Street
Dale-Mcneill Realty CO
RAND
Central Park
Swede Wilson
Eric Owens
Woodland Park
Australia
Solomon Islands
Martin Johnson
Leona Strode
Mary Schopper
Schrwartzchild & Sulzberger Packing Co
Kansas City
Morris Land CO
Lawrence Nat's Bk
Anderson
Sam Clarke
Mass. St
Ed. V. Price
Edna Frye
Uncle Sam Oil Co
Atchison, Kan
Roosevelt
A. C. Mitcell Baya
A. C. Mitchell
Stubbs
Col. Roosevelt
Mr. Mitchell
Richmond
Pet Business College
Tao Elks Penn Eence A. AL
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Poehlers
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Rankers
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City Examinations
Cutler
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Schulz
the Tailor
Haskell
Caldwell
Kennedy
University
Jayhawkers
Haskell Grounds
Imorse
Tron Mountains
Heath
Fraser Hall
Bell
M. W. Sterling
Home
Hi. Ts. “Moore
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Hosford Investment & Mortgage Company
Mass
Pinckney
Ohio
Tenn
South Park
Rock Road
South Lawrence
New
Madern
Bath
New Hampshire St
Timeapple
the Grand
Aurora
Destrei
Westoll End Akery
West End Bakery
Place OF Quality
George Chambers
Schbol
Wolf's Book Store
Riley
Hoop
Mears
Woodland
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