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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1907
Page
4
Newt Batson faces a concealed weapons charge with up to 100 fine and 90 days in jail, amid a string of shooting incidents this year. The case hinges on whether the incident was accidental as both the man and a girl claim, while experts question the ball’s downward path indicating intent.
The Commercial club will hold an out meeting tomorrow evening on matters that will interest members. A large attendance is desired. Also advertised are baseball supplies from Boyles at 725 Mass.
A revival led by Mr. Wilhite draws a sizable audience with plans to skip Monday and Saturday meetings to rest before Sunday climax. Tonight he preaches Man His Brother's Keeper as four candidates are baptized and Kate Reynolds sings Saved by Grace. The city is canvassed to identify unaffiliated and irregular Sunday school attendees, with district superintendents coordinating outreach to boost church participation.
An early 20th century notice invites lodging for visiting principals and superintendents at the University on April 19 and 20, while touting Gustafson's Lawrence optical shop. It praises modern equipment, consistent lighting, and no charge for glasses fittings, urging locals to visit Welf's Book Store and Hosford Investment Co for related real estate deals.
Ad copy promotes Racycle bicycles by L. F. Conklin at 36 Mass Street and Lawrence Transfer Co with Euma M. Schleifer. It notes household goods packing and shipping by experienced packers and lists Bell plane 72 and 746 New Hampshire Street for selling automatic tuckers at Keister Dressmaking School in Lawrence.
Three shooting scrapes occurred in Lawrence this year with one case under award. City officials push for a drastic gun control ordinance. Kansas City records show minimal gun toting and a $500 fire, while Lawrence enforces nominal fines used as a lure by bold carriers. Marshal Kincaid warns that gun toting causes more trouble than whisky.
Alaska refrigerators Herrick enamel and opal lined, Direct Action gas ranges sold at Eke's Economy Store. Budget friendly, built to endure hot weather and heavy use.
W Martin marks fifty years since arriving in Kansas, a steadfast figure in Lawrence oil circles and local society. The aging pioneer, once ungainly youth, has long led the fort with quiet service and steady heart, supported by family and friends as he nears another half century in state life.
A infant son of Mr and Mrs Purington died Sunday in Assewatanny and arrived yesterday for burial at Oak. The text mentions Ribbon Cigars five cents and Billie Williamson in connection with a carnal sundae event.
Oswego social columns detail dozens of guests and trips to Kansas City and Topeka. Invitations for University faculty musicales and Founders Day events are announced. Apple blossom themed receptions feature decor, prizes, and a large turnout of local and out of town guests.
Cheap delightful dresses for little girls in mercerized percale and chambray with dainty plaited skirts and attached blouses. Designs feature brown pint trims, pink and white striped fabrics, sailor ties, and belts. Warns against hot water and excessive ironing while noting plaited skirts are popular in ordinary materials.
In a rough field contest Haskell Indian defeated Baker 9 to 6 yesterday afternoon on Haskell field. The Methodists started fast with three first inning runs off three hits and two errors, then Indian pitcher Ned Skin settled in. Haskell managed only two hits but both were doubles, while Baker failed to homer.
The Arima Players presented Tennessee last night to an eager crowd and were praised for the ensemble’s rare talent. Tonight The Country Judge will be the comedy, expected to draw strong local interest as the troupe plans further performances this week.
A local market reports inability to stock meat and tea for customers, with vendors noting rising demand and limited supply. The note mentions a dealer, The Deers, and a person named Y Lameh Metts in connection with the shortage and early deliveries.
Fragmentary notice indicates an art exhibition organized by Prom Ewing and local officials. A separate ad from Smith's News Depot touts the city’s largest assortment of Briar and Meerschaum pipes and supplies.
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