Local banks reopen after September holiday closure
A fragmented notice indicates several Lawrence banks including Merchants National, National Bank, Watkins National, People’s State Bank, Farmers State & Savings Bank, and Citizens & Savings Bank will reopen for business on September 6, a legal holiday. The report reads as a generic banking district bulletin with incomplete OCR fragments.
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Lanwrence
Merchants National Bank
Lawrenee ‘National Bank
Watkins National Bank
People’s State Bank
Farmers, State & Savings Bak
Atizens & riBank
Devees Paints and Economy Mentioned in Fragment
A fragmented note discusses buying paint by name and mentions Devees as offering economy. The text is unclear and repeats phrases, with uncertain references to De ver Lead-and-Zinc Paint and other products.
Markets Kansas City Sept 2 Beef and Wheat Report
Market report notes steady cattle with receipts around 16,000 and higher beef prices. Wheat futures show gains with No 2 white at elevated levels and a mixed tone across September and May positions.
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Kansas City
Fragmentary Reward Notice From a Local Penny Dreadful
An unclear clipping mentions a reward for a missing item or person. Details are garbled but reference to a Wednesday event, possible locations or organizations, and a request for return. The language is fragmented with several capitalized terms and stray punctuation.
Sheriff Cummings Returns Without Lawrence Case
A Utah court ruling favored a former Lawrence man in a habeas corpus dispute over extradition. The defendant, a Utah resident since 1912, was deemed a citizen of Utah before charges filed in Lawrence, leading to his release. The case drew national attention and was widely reported in Salt Lake and Ogden papers.
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Utah
Ios
Lawrence
Orden
Capper
Ogden
Howe
Salt Lake Iy
Krony
Via
Lad
Salt Lake
Gedon
Lake’ City
Kansas
Fowle
Health Meeting Highlights From Early September Fifth Annual Public Health Gatherings
Rochester hosts the forty third annual American Public Health Association meeting September 6 to 10 with national and state officials, Sanitary Officers conference, and the seventh annual New York State Sanitary Association meet. Notables include Dr. Gorgas and Governor Whitman. Topics cover public health achievements, infection control, and death rate discussions. Marriage licenses granted: Clarence Sigge and Maryow. A Renagy and Karity. Baldwin headline notices.
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Rochester
N.Y
Sanitary Officers
York
York State
Salvation Army Change In Charge At Junction City
Envoy Jim Nelson and wife assumed command of the Salvation Army Work in Junction City after Ensign Toulett and wife left due to health issues. They conducted the usual meetings at the hall on Bi and New Hampshire streets, with the first evening session Sunday focusing on the subject Every Man’s Work.
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Entoy Nelson
Junction City
Jim Nelsonw
Hhinction City
Salvation
Ensign Toulett
le Street
New Hampshire
Nelson
Chicago News Man McDermott Visits Disaster Scene
William McDermott, longtime Chicago News reporter and Presbyterian pastor, traveled from Colorado with his brother and sister-in-law to cover a severe calamity in Hinolis City. He photographed rescues with a pocket Kodak and filed pieces for his paper while detailing the catastrophe and relief efforts.
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William McDermott
Eastland
Willig McDermott
New Ai
Chicago News
Hlinodis City
Lawrence
Journal-World Office
Mal McDermott
Kean
Colorado
Agi
Kan City
Ee Alrs
Chorter McDomnath
Popwk
George Mc Eymoth
Thie McDermott
Kodak
Chicas
Iit
Reunion and Social Planned by Friendship Club
The Friendship Club announces a reunion and social on September 15 at the City House on Delaware Street under new management by H C Funk and Miss Mary im. A musical and literary program is planned with refreshments. A work line for the coming period will be mapped after discussion.
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Friendship Club
H.C. Funk
Mary Im
Jin
Friendship Chity House
Delaware Street
Ecomin
Trademark lawrence firm used on preparations by Hill's
A trademark issued under the date of August 24 in Washington D C for pharmaceutical preparations by Hill's. The patent commissioner notes the registration number and confirms the mark validity for the Hill's line. The action secures exclusive use for the firm in the United States market.
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Hill
Washington,d
Patent dispute hints at trade mark petitions
Fragmentary text shows a 1914 date and references to chemical use and trademarks. Names and complete details are unreadable, but the snippet mentions petitions for actrade marks and a party known as Esa well. Further context is unclear due to damaged OCR.
Creditors File Bills As Debts Haunt Pullman Cafe
Disorganized creditors’ filing follows a stalled sale of the Pullman Cafe. Sheriff’s office records indicate possible dissolution of a partnership as the receiver completes the sale. Police quiet after a strenuous day as investigators pursue a domestic incident involving a husband accused of beating his wife.
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Pullman
Albual
Sherif Cultain
Packlershipy
Imade
Arraign Etta Lower for Shooting at Lover
Etta Lower, a colored woman, is arraigned for shooting Gus, her lover, at a Vermont Street barber shop. Absence of Judge Clark delayed proceedings. she faces assault with intent to kill and will stand trial in the November term of District Court.
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Mar
Juduet Clarké
Etta Lower
Ter
Gus
Vermont Street
Njorniz
Daie
Ivill
Specification Change Affects City Senior Buildings Roofing
The city adopts new Senior building plans replacing tar and gravel with alternative roofing options. A special board session reverses prior choices in favor of John Manaville roofing, claiming a ten year guarantee and alignment with earlier titles and standards.
Confrontation Over Murder Case In Bristol Jail
Three negro suspects pleaded not guilty to murder after arrest in Bristol county seat. Mrs Mohr accused of involvement. letter to a brother in law hints at threats and possible motive. Preliminary hearing set for September, as police probe the alleged plot and the victim’s alleged connections emerge.
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AP Berger
Mole
Rooke
Stolen horse seeks return to West Dymi area
Stolen horse case reported with a request for return. Description notes a horse in distress and owner JT M. H. pledges best care and reward. Police or local officials urged to recover the animal and reunite it with its West Dymi region owner.
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West Dymi
JT M. H
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