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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1914
Page
8
A badly crippled horse was shaved and led into a stall at the Annsiover Livery barn last night. Investigators seek anyone with knowledge of the animal or its motive as authorities pursue the case. The horse required care after the incident.
Blackburn pleaded guilty this morning to a prohibition law violation. Justice Clark sentenced him to a fine and 30 days in jail with work.
A marriage license was issued today by the Probate Judge to Walter Nelson and Addie Throwny, both of Geno, Kansas. The note mentions the judge performing the marriage and references a carnival at the Bair Grounds with tents open and the Carnival Is Good.
Edith Peti F visits Miss Hele al hi Miss Constance Gilgdss. en route to Baldwin. Mrs Ralph Beal spends no day in Eudora. Bertha Salsbu Kansas City for Annie L Hawes at Augusta. Richard Wiles of Kansas City on business yesterday. Bill Price of Topeka in town last night. Gillett of Kingman visiting. Wilbnother returned to Wis tiomne in Downs. Mr and Mrs D K Hane leave for Martinsville Ohio. Spin and stopped in Lawrence to visit Mr D Bi Hunni ent. Mrs Anna Gould ill. Virginia Petty returned last night. Morrow to Kan to visit Mrs Tom Veateh. Brint Woodward, Shermin Wiggins in Kansas City. John Boyd to Kansas City. Teo Le Hrmt to Kansas City. Charles Hobart of Topeka spent day here. Pred Ruekel of Kansas City moving tomorrow for ten days with Miss Helen Allphin. Rogers, Charles Hopper and Master Toomie Hopper arrived from Jacksonville. J A Olden went to Topeka. Irene Davidson return to Kansas City after visit with W B Wilcox. Margaret Wolfe returned from Boulder Col.
Receipts total about 10 000 with market steady The report lists prime feed steers dressed beef cows and heifers stockers and bulls The grain section notes No 2 hard wheat at 1 08 No 4 hard 1 No 2 red 1 08 No 3 red 1 08 CORN prices show 1 2 lower No 2 mixed 77 No 2 white 79 No 3 white 78 1 2
Lawrence representative of Jenkins' Sons Music Co offers piano rental services for school use to F L Hunt. Company promotes available pianos for educational needs with home phone contact details.
County treasurer Pearcy announced the final tax sale date September Sths and that 36 pieces of property were sold for the due taxes totaling 66. Deeds were issued to purchasers and owners may redeem within three years. Locations included Baldwin, Lawerence, vacant lots and city limits. Also a note from Geo W Brock praising Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by dealers.
Weather delays force sale extension for Lyceum tickets. Tomorrow is the last day before tickets are removed from sale with no opportunity to purchase later. Reports last night indicated strong demand and sufficient ticket numbers to be sold by Thursday noon.
City Engineer Duimire reports tests near the river show rock at seventeen feet and little water in early wells. Tests move northward to deeper rock with better flow, aiming to finalize by September 15 and present findings to city commissioners shortly after. Reader notices note offered rewards for rags and a brief political update follows.
Anderson has recently been appointed house physician or medical advisor at Haskell. The arrangement is only temporary and he is there about an hour each morning.
From Washington DC on September, concerns surface that an income tax plan would not quickly raise the funds needed. Critics press for alternate funding while officials study timing and impact on the economy.
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