Topeka Kews and State Medical Society meeting update
In Topeka the Kansas State Medical Society adjourns to discuss proposed legal changes affecting physicians. Other items note trichina spiralis case in Baldwin, county financials, and society leaders planning Europe-bound travel. Also mentions city of Clay Center street auction fees and university newspaper consolidation disputes in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas State Medical Society
Baldwin Ledger
Baldwin
D. W. Walker
University
Sullivan’s
Courier
Sullivan
Lawrence
Peper
Pepers
Lee
Local events and notices from Lawrence era
University students prepare for semi annual exams starting tomorrow while Maj. Whittle conducts revival meetings in Leavenworth. Kansas Architects Association forms in Topeka with Capt. J. G. Haskell elected president as locals report theft, injuries, court terms, and community efforts amid a busy civic week.
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J. G. Haskell
Personal notes from the era show health, travel, and moves
Mr A D Fisher of Equitable Life is sick at the Eldridge house. Dr Miller went to Topeka for a State Medical Society meeting. Miss Gertie Sutter returned to Perry after visiting Mira Cora Straffon. Fred Breed, a clerk with L O McIntire Co, returned from Hamibs Missouri. Fred Cramer and mother depart for Rochester North Carolina to establish a future home. Mrs Cramer long-time Lawrence resident now moving. W C Stevens Sr of Chicago visits son J T Stevens.
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A.D. Fisher
Equitable Life Assurance Company of New York
Eldridge House
Dr. Miller
Topeka
State Medical Society
Misa Gertie Sutter
Perry
Mira Cora Straffon
Fred. Breed
L.O McIntire & Co
Hamibs
Missouri
Fred. Cramer
Rochester
N. C
City Council Honors Former Mayor Dr Alonzo Fuller
A called city council meeting chaired by Mayor Poebler adopted resolutions praising Dr Alonzo Fuller former mayor for his service and sympathy. The council expressed deep condolences to his family and planned to attend his funeral with ex mayors invited. Bills for county and city offices were approved, including staff wages and supplies.
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Poebler
Churchill
Watts
Hase
Petty
Keith
Bedale
Hutchings
Cooper
Fuller
Bedsle
Alonzo Fuller
Pauper Aid and Bridge Works Ledger Notes
A fragmented list records pauper welfare items, bridge materials, and staff payments. Names include Mason, May, Simmons, Scott, Shellack, and Woodward among others. entries show rents, tax refunds, supplies for bridges and institutions, repairs, and election duties. The scattered ledger mentions illegal tax refunds, probate rent, and district court expenses in a late 19th or early 20th century public works context.
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Grereeer
Harz
Panko
Richards
Summerfield
A Simmons
Steele
J P
Stull
Wolf
Gi Scott
Ws Smith
Shellack
Shaw & Son
Steinberg Bro
F Gutton
the National Bank
Tucker
Thacher
Thoren
F Thompson
Trimble
Eaber
Joel White
Salary Co
Washington
Wiley
BC Welch
Scala
John Walton
District Court
Government Buildings Plan Promises U S Post Office
R W Cunningham received a letter from Hon E H Funston stating a DSM in congress to erect more buildings at Haxkell Institute and fund a government road from the Institute to the river He said a bill to appropriate $50 000 for a post office building would be introduced soon He emphasized local effort is needed to secure state or federal appropriations and urged community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Cunningham
E. H. Funston
Congress
Haxkell Institute
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Toval Bakina Powpes Co
Wall
New York
White
Marton
BE. K. Allen
Social Science Club
Kansas
Europe
H. E. Mon-roe
H Street
N. Way
Washington, D. C
Broadway
James O'Connor
Mulberry Street
New York City
Thos. Flanagan
Bankstree
Louisville
Kentucky
St. Jacobs Oil
McPherson County
Ely
W. FE. Hamman‘ Druggist
Easton
White House
City of Clay Center
Kilock S
Willie van Dusen
C. Wicks & Co’s
BR. Morris
Southern Kansas Railroad
Marschal Prentice
Joe Shanklin
U. P
Jerry Hollister
Santa Fe
Winthrop Street
Massachusetts
Mr. Fry
Atock
Journal
J. Sullivan
Courier Co
A. C. Myron
Judge Miller
Arker
Carey
City of Lawrence
Fant
Depois Coty Olix
Abton Gull
Uufler
Pau Eriner, Hu & Co
Yor
Walter Harris
Holfinger
Holloway
Daltehecek
Hoadle Oadley & Hackman
Sprising
Letter Box
le Bennedy
Keifer
Frankik
Kennedy
Donald
M Draper
Xm Draper
Jao E Dodge
A.J Dicker
Darren
LB Drake
Alfred Keke
Finney
Higa Gibbons
Trapoo
Geo Green
Wolf Scalp
Grovenor & Son
Donnelly
Margaret He
Wakaruns
Lothholt
Wwe
R Morrie
Asco
K D Mason
Seo Miller
VW May
Ox Sawyer Insanity Nett & Ridder
Nickura
el Ia
Olmstead
Asco Sarreror
Papenee
Anton Bossm
Edinburgh
Ind
Frederick Maitre
St. Charlee St
New Orleans
J. Pratt
Mertetto
Wie
F.d. Aldrich
Drnyciat
Rising Sun
Cuticons
Resolvent
oTten Dave Ad Cagmical Co
Boston
Saxrorn
Bev
Keprica Lewiabur
Andrew Miwoseee Toeagy
Dk Chimie’ Cr
Biouh
J. H. Parkhe
Gleason & Whitman
Eldridge House Corner
Lawrence, Kansans
J. J. Kunkel
Western Farm Mortgage Company
National Bank Building
Over City Library
L. H. Perkins
Massachusetta Street
Rattan Goods
sMational Bank
Mendenball
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