Fence Work Adorns Morais Residence and Local Notes
Fencing is being added around Dr Morais new home near Cennese and Berkley as a second fence on the block this summer. The Lemons street area is highlighted as a protest hub for Superintendent Bartletts schools, with teachers facing derisive couch patting and broad concerns about education across the county. Various notices cover church resignations, prohibition events, holiday preparations, and local commerce, including an electric wiring project on Massachusetts Street, a Topeka prohibition conference, and a university celebration.
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Dr. Morais
Cennese+ and
Berkley
Cennese Sreet
Lawrences
Weekly JacuNaL and New Fork Weekly Tribune Subscription Offer
A reader advertises a yearly subscription price of 1.50 for two weekly papers. The note touts a “best clubbing offer” and mentions Ephom JocrxaL. It describes two young men seeking work to fund university terms and notes students and young women employing themselves through term-time jobs to support studies. The writer, W. H. Canmury, hopes to help readers find work and balance university tasks.
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New Fork
Tribune
Ephom Jocrxal
W. H. Canruruy
Weekly Journal and New York Vigilante Offer
The offer combines The Weekly Journal and New York Vigilante for one year at $1.50, promising latest Associated Press news and county market reports. A separate note promotes the New York Tribune as a leading Republican organ. A disturbance on Massachusetts Street led to arrests after a fight at a lunch counter, with costs about Hs in police court.
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Journal Office
Sfterseen
Ike Tne
New York
Associated Press
New York Tribune
Massachusetts
Will Hayden
John Miller
Hayden
Good’s
Marshal Walker
George
A. Monroe
Bisting
Costa
Beta Theta Pi Reception Celebrates Fifteenth Chapter Anniversary
The Beta Theta Pi fraternity marked its fifteenth chapter anniversary with an elegant reception in its opera house era setting. Prof. W. H. Carruth presided as toastmaster as toasts honored Alpha Nu Chapter, alumni, and Denver and War Sports chapters, followed by banquets, dancing, and campus songs. Sixty one attendees gathered with distinguished alumni and local members sharing anecdotes and memories from early days.
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Atwran
Grosscup’s
W. H. Carcuth
Dee
Harry Barnes
Alpha Nu
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W. T. Reed
Florence Kelly
Geo. Beebe Jr
T. F. Doran
H.S. Tremper
Denver
Sess
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T. Moore
Alpha Nu Chapter
Merrill
Sidney Dailey
Carruth
H. &. Tremper
Douglas Hamilon
Snapp
Finch Kelley
Boston
Misa Deihi
Olathe
A. T. Moore
J.G. Strain
Luscher
Arch Watson
H. T. Se@ith
Kansas City
C. E. Hall
Hutchison
C. F. Scott
Iola
H. L. Cali
Topeka
J. D. Patterson
J. G. Smilth
Rapelle City
Hadtey
Scott
Walker
Little
Kate Wilder
Lizzie
Wilder
Freeman
Pickerleg
Henshaw
McKinnon
Bartell
Crotty
Love
Gillmore
Howland
Epman
Daily
Grifith
Webster
Jeffersonian club annus ball thrills Lawrence crowd
The Jeffersonian club at the armory held a brill iant first annus ball with about 250 attendees. The Coates Opera House orchestra from Kansas City played as dancers filled the floor until nearly four o clock. Governor Robinson attended and the event was praised as a success by all, with lavish decorations and a grand march led by Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Belt.
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Kunsas City
Geo. Falley
Robinson
Belt
John Zerby
Abe Levy
Lawrence
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Chicago
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Hutchinson
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Vermont
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Auburn
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Big Springs
Executive Committee
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Washington
Dakota Territory
Minneapolis
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Lincoln
Leghorn
Italy
Mia
Henry Leis
W. ©. Hutchinson
Quips and Quotes From Various Papers on Human folly
A collection of joking snippets and aphorisms from multiple papers. It includes wry takes on diligence and neighbors, aging brains, bribes, tall tales, health resorts, romantic misfires, art critique futility, and warnings against overambition. Each item offers a compact moral or chuckle about human nature and society.
Wild Jack Booth Pranks Cowboys With Grinning Cat and Buried Indian Joke
A tale from the Akonsma City Star recounts Wild Jack Booth's rough humor on frontier camps. He faked an Indian corpse emergence using a lariat to drag a foreboding prank across the prairie, caused a cowboy to recoil, then laughed as the prankster rode away. Other stunts include a dead wolf scare and a captured wild cat hidden in a leather legging, leading to a long, tense march back to camp before the cat finally escapes with a teeth-baring glare.
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Mack’ Booth
Jack
Kiver
de Wolf
Texas
Jim Cushing
Jim
Akonsma City
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