Lawrence to resurfacing Fourth Street ordinance passed
The Lawrence Kansas City Commission approves Ordinance 1242 ordering resurfacing and repaving of Fourth Street from Indiana to Florida with asphaltic concrete. It provides for assessments on benefiting lots over ten annual installments funded by improvement bonds, including interest and city levy. Mayor Francisco signs. clerk attests.
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Fourth Street
City of
Lawrence
Indiana Street
Florida Street
Kansas
Gaid- Fourth Street
Surbine
4Th Street
Sanct City
Seyitember
Francisco
Tanlac praised by Kansas couple amid dairy town notices
Atchison Kansas September 13 a Lancaster Kansas couple Mrs H C Olson and her husband credit Tanlac with lifting nervousness improving appetite and sleep. They say medicine helped when others failed and urge others to try it Tanlac is promoted as a remedy for stomach liver and kidney issues catarrhal troubles and sleeplessness. Lawrence Round Garner Drug Store explains Tanlac and Sutton Farm Lawrence reports strong Topeka State Fair showing nine first prizes and a championship for cattle and hogs with other ribbons. Special weekend Brown Bread and Chocolate Ice Cream offered by W S Ball delivered in quarts at 1033 Mass.
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Atchison, Kans
Tanlac
H. C. Olson
Lancaster
Kansas
Here
Taniuc
Tantac
Lawrence
Garner
Sutton Farm
Topeka
W. S. Ball
Plank Holliday real estate firm gains full-time focus
Plank withdraws from secretaryship of Plank & Holliday to devote all effort to real estate loan and insurance business. The firm at 737 Massachusetts street plans a big year, with active rentals and strong farm and city property sales in Douglas County. Local notes mention business college ads and community updates amid 1917 news.
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Plank& Holliday
Lawrence
Plank & Holliday
Massachusetts Street
Douglas
Eee Et
Personal News From Lawrence Area Amid Weekend Visits
Lawrence area residents share weekend travel and visits with family and friends. Grover Hooten of Westphalia visited nephew Clint Baker of Company H in Lawrence. Paul Thompson headed to Argente to spend the weekend. Mrs. Ernest Weiser and Mrs. Henry Keisereft visited friends in Slater Missouri. Mrs. P. F. Walker spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs. J. C. Cleveland returned to Arkansas City after visiting last night with Mrs. Nona Atkinson. Bert Wiggins went to Argenteine to visit over the weekend. Mrs. E. H. Sankee and Ruth Sankee visited Kansas City. Minnie Andrews went to Sleeper Missouri for a few days. Mrs. Chas. Johnson and Mrs. E. J. Tuttle visited Vinland. Marie Gibbons of Kansas City returned to attend KK A. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Raber and Mrs. Waters and children visited Kansas City for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. 4. N. Dunakin went to Kansas City for a few days. Birch spent today in Kansas City. Hypry Moore was a business visitor in Kansas City. Mrs. G. T. Jeffries went to Kansas City for the day. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Alder left to visit friends in Kansas City. Clarence Gorrill returned from Neodesha where he has been in business. Dix Edwards and Ernest Clark of Kansas City returned to enter school. Richard Priest of Concordia came to Lawrence to enroll in KU. age Wagner of Concordia is in Lawrence to attend KU. Mrs. A. Green left for Denver. Cole, Miss Julia Flynn spent today.
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Ernest Thudhum
Kemper Military Academy
Booneville, Mo
Albert Krause
Kemper
Ed Lemont
Olney Springs
Colo
Lawrence
Robert Stewart
Martha
Topeka
Stewart
W. R. Stubbs
Owen Carl
Kansas City
George B. Sheets
Robt. Guentert, Jr
William
Albert McNish
Rudolph Weiser
Emil Guentert
C. 5
Cowgil
Excelsior Springs
Jacob Lander
Oklahoma City
F. M. Tidrow
Ethel Lane
Portland
Oho
Edward Tupper
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Buffalo
N. S
Ernest Weiser
Henry Keisereft
Slater
P. F. Walker
Rs. J. C Leveland
Arkansas City
Nona Atkinson
Bert Wiggins
Argentine
E. H. Sankee
Ruth Sankee
Minnie Andrews
Sleeper
Chas. Johnson
E. J. Tuttle
Vinland
Marie Gibbons
KK. A
M. H. Raber
Waters
Birch
Kansas
Hypry ‘Moore
G. T. Jeffries
J. W. Alder
Clarence Gorrill
Neodesha
Dix Edwards
Ernest Clark
Richard Priest
Concordia
K.U
Wagner
K. U
A. Green
Denver Cole
Ulia
Flynn
Companies M and H to Meet on McCook Field
Two Kansas Infantry regiments, Company M and Company H, plan a football game on McCook field next week for new students. A small admission fee will go to their company funds, with proceeds split between the units. Laurence Lemon and Earl Weir of Spring Hill arrive in Lawrence to run the College Pantatorium at 1338 Ohio Street.
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Mccook Field
University
First
Kansas Infantry Regiment
Laurence Lemon
Earl Weir
Spring Hill
Kansas
Lawrence
College
Ohio Street
Vies 1519 Real Y White 9 Black NS White
Real Y White defeats Black NS White in a tied 1519 showdown. The match featured White on offense and Black NS White defending, with White pulling ahead late to secure a narrow victory.
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Toon
Beilsse Lawrence Rug Factory
Iahnsen
Propschelor
Indiana Str
C. Stewart
Williamstown
Stony
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Savoy Hotel
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H. V. Stone
Fred Fein
Indiana
Bell
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Feason
United States
Eckman
Eckman Laboatory
Philadelphia
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M. Allison
Tinton
Fiske
Pita
Chicago
Bell Tate
Cern
W. Ousdahh
Bell Tash
U.S. G. Plang
RENCE
LOAN
Lawrence Business College
Bert Jones
Gladys Jones
E. T. Howard
Raheny City
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Wiedemann’s
Beth Dunn
Grover Hooten
Westphalia
Kang
Clint Baker
Company H
Paul Thompson
Argenne
Noel Negley
University of Wisconsin
Fhoves Sunieisws
Pennsylvania
Lambarrg
Tepes
MR. Penney
Baltimore Hotel
Missouri
J. C. Penney Company
Fourth Avenue
New York City
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