Prohibition arrests spark local controversy after raid
Sheriff Carmean yesterday arrested Henry Marti and his wife and Henry Junior on indictments by the Grand Jury for violation of the Prohibitory law. Authorities found four barrels of Milwaukee beer, a twenty gallon whiskey keg not opened, three twenty gallon kegs partly full, and six barrels of Watruff's beer. The beer was bottled and packed in barrels marked applec and stored in the cellar. The sheriff faced criticism for what some call high handed action while others commend the enforcement of the law.
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Carmean
Henry Marti
Henry Junior
Milwaukee
Watruff
Work resumed on water works mains in Lawrence
A large force under Engineer John H. Walker extended the ditch on Winthrop street and laid pipe. The workers filled the trench after a week long exposure, following a telegram from New York dated November 12, 1836, urging immediate and vigorous resumption of the project. Comnyes & Lewis stated the contractors act in good faith to satisfy public demand.
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John H. Walker
Winthrop Street
Comxeys & Lewis
Lawrence
North Lawrence items feature thefts and temperance talk
Local brief notes report a horse theft with bounties posted, multiple residents moving or traveling to California, and a surge in poultry arrivals. Weather rain aids wheat, wolves disturb near Bismarck, and temperance sentiment grows as district court reports fewer drunks. Hood's Sarsaparilla ads appear amid community notices.
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L.A. O'Neil Nortonville
Wilson
California
D. Matly
Lincoln Street
Bismarck
Thanking Friends for Support After Our Loss
We express gratitude for kindness shown during our late affliction sickness and death of our child Mr and Mrs M L Burr extend thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance. A lost hat and cloak worth reward for return to C C Wicks store Lawrence. A colored man Jim Barber caused property damage driving and whipping horse fared badly. Kansas State Music Teachers Association announces second annual meeting in Topeka April 13 1837 with reduced accommodations and program details to follow.
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Eo. Journal
Axp Mus
M. L. Burr
Lawrence
Big Springs
C. C. Wicks’ Store
Jim Barber
Donnelly
Stamp Post
Kan
Kansas State Music Teachers’ Association
Topeka
Wa. Macdonnald
University Lecture Draws Strong Attendance at Local Campus
Prof. I. C. Branner of Indiana University lectured on A Naturalist in Brazil to a fair, engaged audience despite weather. The First Regiment Band provided music, while a serious carriage accident at the Huston/Bower home injured Mr. Huston and Mrs. Huston, with children uninjured. Surgeons from Baldwin City treated the injuries. the couple is in good hands with local friends.
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Indiana University
Brazil
Braver
Ami
Amazon Valley
mNsic
Duckson Bower
Willow Springs
Mr. Bower
Mr. Huson
Mr. Huston
John Bower
Snow Hall Dedicated at University of Kansas
Snow Hall dedication at the University of Kansas drew a large crowd despite bad weather. Chancellor Lippincott opened services with officials and a prayer, Judge Oris spoke on the university's growth, and Prof Snow received praise for the natural history department. Prof E D Cope lectured on evolution and science, followed by ceremonies in the West Room with Gov. John A. Martin.
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Board of Regents
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Page
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Stue
Soow
Snow
Natural History Department
E. D. Cope
Philadelphia
University of Heidelberg
Oris
Walters
Topeka
John A. Martin Wan
Kansas
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Kansasy
Soci Woral
Commonwealth
Collee
Harvard
Massachusetts
Mount Oread
Hizher Sims
Cobler
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Snow Hall Dedicated at University of Kansas in 1885
The Kansas Board of Regents approves naming the Natural History Building Snow Hall and dedicates it to the Natural History Department. Chancellor I A McNeil and Rep T A McNeil address the audience, praising devoted faculty and the department, with light humor about the chancellor’s residence.
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Science
Ita
Board of Regents
A. G. Otis
Natural History
Snow Hall OF Natural History
Snow
Board of Regents of the
Upersity of Kansas
University
Snow Hall
Department of Natural History
University of Kansas
Washington writer Maj Ben Pruney Ponre to publish life study
Sixty years in Washington journalism and politics are chronicled in Maj Ben Pruney Ponre’s forthcoming book from Hubbard Bros. of Kansas City. A blend of wit and anecdote promises a valuable literary contribution reflecting the era’s social and political circles. Also notices promote a November 19 sale of tailor-made winter wear at 409 Delaware street Kansas City with deep discounts, and local testimonials tout Salvation Oil and agricultural loan offers.
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Maj
Ben Pruney Ponre
Fife
Maj. Voore
U. S. Senate
Hubbard Bros
Kansas City
Delaware Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Woolford
Barber. Bros
Drugw Giste
Lawrence
Hood's Sarsaparilla A Potent Blood Purifier
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a carefully prepared medicine with a unique blend of sarsaparilla delion mandrake yellow dock and other agents. It claims superior strength and curative power, promising purified blood sharpened appetite improved digestion and renewed energy with testimonials and a call to send for a cures book.
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Hood
A. S Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
All Druggiate
A. Ball
Syracuse
E. M. Hace
Lima
Hin
J. F. Nixon
Cambridgeport
Market Reports Grain and Provisions Nov 16
Grain and provisions markets show mixed activity across sectors with firm cattle and hog values, steady to higher grain bids, and weak flour in New York trading. Notable items include steady No 2 brass currency, strong pork and lard contracts, and demand signals for creamery butter, with slight regional price variations and futures positioning.
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Adige
Hanis
Willeam-Stromg
Susie Heavy
New York
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Minnesota
Laney
Butler
Western
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