All-Stars Defeat W. O. W.3to6 Team Yesterday
The All-Stars, a tag off p Hlekedl players from the'altyy dete it, beat the World team at Woot yesterday in a lively exhibition.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1911
Page
8
The All-Stars, a tag off p Hlekedl players from the'altyy dete it, beat the World team at Woot yesterday in a lively exhibition.
An OCR damaged ad from a street motor car shop claims honest deals on autos and parts. It promises fair prices, no mail orders, and urges interested buyers to call a listed number for demonstrations and pricing. The text is garbled but centers on a sales pitch and contact details for vehicles and engines.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a first game with references to Bash teams, Wisconsin organized play, and expected matches against De Satu nest. It shifts to medicine with Chamberlain's Conohe Remedy for children, flavoring and relief for coughs, snuffles, and whooping cough, then unrelated lines about Shaw and the University Meat Market and delivery access.
The piece notes rapid south side construction and owner inquiries, with investments by Hosford Investment and Mortgage Co fueling youth growth. It mentions numerous houses under erection, fast sales, and Lawrence as a lively hub. It warns about constipation as a health issue and promotes a remedy, while reporting a New York sermon by Dr. Aked praising Taft and President Roosevelt in international peace efforts.
Unclear, garbled text recounts a chaotic game on McCook field with Kansas Jayhawkers scoring heavily and pitchers Farrell and Dine delivering varied performances. Mentions erratic fielding, aggressive batting, and mounting crowd reaction. references to liner notes on remedies and a local product sale appear.
The Journal World adopts a new phone setup with No. 4 lines for news and a No. 1 line for business. All lines are now open for use by customers, with the old exchange retained for flexible handling and wider accessibility.
Police count three offenders after Sunday incidents. Sam Ailes plans a move after a bene in Omaia Lawrence mandow, arranging to pit thus with Davyer and others. THE BARKSDALE RECITAL describes a forthcoming concert at Norte College with a tour starting at Campbell College Holton, featuring star baritone Barksdale and a program of Italian arias and period songs.
The Journal-World has completed installing a complete bindery with modern machinery. The rating machine arrived and is now in operation. The plant is fully operational and capable of handling more work than before.
The Topeka district court hears a case against a druggist charged with selling Jamaica ginger amid anti prohibition disputes. Evidence includes ginger products with varying alcohol content and police testimony on effects, as Kansas officers pursue arrests of alleged dealers.
Cascade Linen paper and envelopes offered at a quarter per box of 48 sheets at McCulloch's Drug Store. Customer urged to recall location with phrase You know where.
An old style draft ad from a Lawrence area creamery lists Pride of Lawrence Butter at 26 cents a pound and other dairy items like whipping cream 1 percent pint for 10 cents cottage cheese and skimmed milk. It also touts Dayn treatment and Hall's Texas Wonder as a health product with testimonials and a St Louis address for Dr. Hall.
Bids invited by City Clerk of Lawrence Kansas for construction of multiple sewers. Details include locations from Main Sewer at northwest corner of Lot 2, Block 22 Haskell Place, across blocks to Banks Street and Merchant Street areas. Special manholes tanks and pipes specified with payment and bid conditions. bids due with $75 deposit.
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