Flory pleads guilty to first count in whisky transport case
Flory pleads guilty to the first count of the information filed by the county. He admitted transporting a quantity of whiskey from Kansas City to Lawrence hidden under a load of fruit. The liquor, seized by Sheriff Woodward on July 29, was brought in for delivery. Flory waived arraignment and entered a plea of guilty to the first count. A separate case against Ezeager for larceny was set for November term with $600 bond. A quiet title suit favored the plaintiff Steve Hadl against George F. Rickard. Notice announces redemption of United States Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness Series UK dated May 1, 1919 maturing October 7, 1919, at par with interest in effect September 16 1919.
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Flory
Ites
Kaneas
Woodward
Ezeager
Lawrence
Hell
Steve Hadl
George F. Rickard
United States “Treasury
SAIL
United’ States Treasury
Watling National Bank
Auto Money Returned to County Road Funds
The county road fund was increased by 457.32 as the state automobile department returned that amount from last year’s Douglas county fees. From July 1, 1918 to June 30, 1919 the state received 1334.50 in license fees, with 50 cents per fee going to the state. About two thirds of the total covered state expenses. the remainder was refunded to counties for their road funds.
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State Automobile Department
Douglas
State Department
Vitality at 50: Maintaining strength and vigor for longevity
The piece argues that staying strong, alert, and energetic at midlife improves life expectancy. It urges men to combat aging by maintaining vitality, noting that failing organs and reduced pep signal a need to act to preserve health and longevity.
Baldwin students oppose time change at chapel
Baldwin News reports a unanimous student vote during Saturday chapel against reverting to the old time. The piece notes campus agitation for the prewar schedule, mentions Kappa Sigma hosting an open reception for women students, and includes several campus movements and personnel updates across Baldwin.
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Laker University
Baldwin
Bel ' Ar
Uncle Sam
Congress
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Bayer Cross On Genuine Aspirin Marked To Ensure Authenticity
An old consumer note warns that Bayer Tablets of Aspirin must carry the Bayer Cross to be genuine and advises buying unbroken Bayer packages with proper directions for relief from headaches toothaches earaches neuralgia colds and pain. The ad segment also reports livestock market prices and receipts, noting hogs sheep and lambs trends and regional origins.
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Bayer
Bayer Manufacture
Dizziness Causes Fall Injures Head Near Door
A year ago the narrator, suffered stomach trouble and fainted, injuring the head on a door corner. medicines improved speaking, and Maye’s Wonderful Remedy for stomach issues was praised for curing symptoms. The ad claims the remedy relieves mucus and inflammation across digestive organs with a money back guarantee.
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Maye
Round Corner
Ady
War Garden Report From Lois Cantrall
Lois Cantrall a 12 year old student from Pinckney school describes her summer war garden at 445 Michigan Street back yard ten by thirty feet She details planting two rows each of onions lettuce radishes and peas with radishes replanted after harvest and five rows of tomatoes plus additional lettuce. Her sister brother and JT helped by supplying radishes for the family table.
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Lois Cantrall
Pinckney School
Michigan Street
Demand Pushes Cattle Prices Higher at Kansas City Yard
Kansas City stock yards report mixed cattle demand with prices rising in spots while sheep and hogs show declines. Receipts totaled 35 000 cattle and 19 000 sheep as demand stays firm for beef cattle with steers and feeders trading at varied levels.
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Colorado
Idaho
Utah
Kanas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Number 40 Blood Purifier Promises Rapid Recovery Claims
A testimonial claims Number 40 for The Blood cures rheumatism catarrh stomach trouble and lead poisoning. George Klinker of Lima Ohio says after six bottles he weighs 148 pounds and owes his life to the remedy. Prepared by J C Mendenhall Evansville Indiana with sales at Round Corner Drugstores.
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Tilerty
Geo
Klinker
Lima
Ohio
U. S
J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
Round Corner Drugs Co
tAdv
Sheriff Sale Notice in Douglas County Kansas
Sheriff Woodward will sell at the front door of the Douglas County Court in Lawrence Kansas on October 20 1915 at 1 PM the real property described as Lot 7 Block 9 and Lot 8 Block 8 in the addition to the City of Lawrence along with all buildings and improvements, cited by order of the district court in a case of Logam Moore Lumber Company against M Rowers wke od et al. for cash to satisfy judgment.
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Lasresce
District Court
Douglas County
Kanga Logam Moore Laimber Company
Siler
Litstriet Cor
Kansas
Douglas Votratity
Canet
Savage
Talwrence
Tangles County
Kaunans
Desertbendt Real
Alt Wd Ioravenerts
Lawerin
Deuetis
Atss
Doughis County
Kane Rar
Real estate transfers and school news in local column
Real estate deeds show transfers including properties on Connecticut Street and sections in town with various considerations. Junior Red Cross work begins at District 42 with teacher Ethel Kindred. Paul Haworth, son of Erasmus Haworth, is noted for military service and law school enrollment with plans to speak in Columbus on current issues.
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Tn Junior Red Cross
Dunior Red Cross
Mids
Ethel Kindred
Paul E. Haworth
Erasmus Haworth
Hee
The
University
Publication Notice in The Lawrence Journal World
Noted public notice from The Lawrence Journal World dated September describes publication requirements and deadlines for a legal matter involving multiple parties and filings. The notice mentions court actions, publication dates, and contact details for further information, with emphasis on compliance and record keeping.
PUBLIC SALE NOTICE AT LANDOWNERS FARM NEAR WORRHEND MARK
Announcement of a public sale on Thursday September 2 at the Lanwrenen farm near Worh hend Mark. Auction lists cattle horses implements and garments with items including Studebaker wagon and International tractor. Terms cash with credit terms and interest to be announced.
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Lawdrovenat
Beltre Phage
Tih Oyegan
Worrhend
Henin
Vane
Gray Berger
Sierland
Studebaker
Mivetor
Cme Fowa
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Smart Torbay
Kansas City
Icknes
Eatonic
Cora
Baldwin News
Clyde Stewart
Robert Wellborn
Pomona
Inez Johnson
Michigan Valley
Miss Johnson
Lula LaBrant
Miss LaBrant
KE. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Round Corner Drug Co
Barber's Drug Co
Chas. Nichols
Granger
Zeta Chi Boys
Mr. Nichols
Baker
Rence
J. A. Hein
Ruth McClure
Lloyd Storum
Williamsburg
John Reston
Topeka
John Lough
Holyroet
Virginia Markham
Florence High School
C. G. Markham
George G. Shirk
Ruth
Lost Springs
Grace Irvin
Emperial Normal
Glenn Hensey
Gale Swayse
Rev. McCloud
Methodist Church
Edgerton
Fletcher Hunt
Ottawa
Grace Thorne
Harveyville
Steve Thorne
Leland Davidson
Waverly
T. L. Harris
Edna Dickens
Dorothy Wilson
Viva Root
Grace Haren
McCain
Independence
Louella
Lawrence Mon
Earl Black
Lillian Scott
M. R. Pyles
Pyles
France
11Th Infantry
St. Mihiel
Argonne
Ramagne
Great Argonne
States
Pylis
Cuba
L. W. Foster
Baker Endowment Fund
Frank H. Wacker
Nicholas A. Snyder
Wiedemann
Adv
Hazel Barrett
Fort Riley
Elizabeth Kenney
Gene Werkle
Clinton, Mo
Guy A. Weakley
Alta Mote
Lyko Medicine CO Company
New York
Kansas City, Mo
Hagal
Kanesehiting & Pitlug
Amlomega
Plalaute
Regent Home
James Wolf
A. T
Santa F E
Asif
George W. Hanson
William T. “Martin
Thomes S. Cress
Hazel T. Ressett
C. Lane
Charles Weineinger
Elizabeth Zecb
Erich Bricknd
Connecticut St
A R. Leis
M. Gork
Columbus
Lawrence Dp
Atattie
Danies Gattis
Upiston
Kerne
EA. Moore
Seereiany
Soursday
Howelock
Mel
Harie
Suwlay
Ed Klein
Ceve Ost
Entaur Company
W. C. Hamilton
Lawrence Transfer & Storage Company
Tisq Ve E Vivir
Ralsrech
T To Brock
Ra VaLing Farms
Rfannie
J. W. Fritzer
FORD
Nash Salen Co
Maxweal
Prades
Eruta
BUICK
Niesel
DODGE
Athost
Tel
Dodge Bros
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