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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1905
Page
4
An ad seeks a reliable steady man for year round pond work with monthly pay and furnished house. Classified by F. M. Perkins, Lawrence Nat's yard.
Two story frame house with large barn offered for immediate sale. Property measures 125 ft by 240 ft on south Massachusetts street and is described as in good condition. Cash price listed at 4.7. Interested parties should apply to WT Sinclair.
A garbled advertisement fragment lists GED A FLORY Real Estate and Loans offering sales and rentals around Moncey and city property, A E Truddleston returning to Lawrence for carpet cleaning, Smith's News Septa a piano service price line, Paul Luckan on New Hampshire Street, Dr Owen osteopath and optician at 927 Mass Street, and Lawrence Gas Co. Crushed Coke.
The Baskell Lodian base ball team will play Warrensburg Mo tomorrow afternoon at 3 on the Haskell field. The game is expected to draw base ball enthusiasts as Haskell starts the season strongly. The Kansas University team also schedules a Leavenworth league bench tomorrow afternoon.
Robinson and Winey announce the leasing of the Garrett Market at 742 Massachusetts Street. Cornell has leased Graalarratt meat market on the north side and plans to supply goods at Ramadan prices, inviting old customers and new friends to visit.
A large shipment of motlad earthern cooking ware including pitchers bowls and baking dishes is on sale until gone at five and six cent prices. The governor grants an unconditional pardon to Ollie Brooks and he is released from Douglas county jail this morning. Brooks had been sentenced to one year for wife beating and served 332 days. he paid fines and costs. An excursion to Kansas City on Sunday April 16 offers round trip tickets at Santa Fe depot with train at unspecified time. Grand Opera Kansas City tickets priced 4.60 round trip via Santa Fe. Prizes at the Interscholastic athletic meet Friday April 23 include gold and silver medals engraved by Mr. Wester.
Lawrence friends report Herbert Wings to wed Miss Julia Anderson of Mount Pleasant Iowa in Salt Lake City on April 16. The couple plans a sightseeing visit in Utah before Easter at Boise City where Wings has worked as chief clerk to the state engineer. Wings and his bride will return to their friends after Easter for a home gathering.
Readable text notes two styles of Wall Paper: a practical option to refresh a room and a decorative one to add tone and style. The ad implies both options are available for customers.
Announcement from St Lars List Summer touts wallpaper patterns by the first designer and plans to offer best value as prices are set. The note invites customers to purchase while supplies last.
A wide display of fabrics and garments offered at low prices. Chiffon Taffeta and Louisine silks priced around 1.00 to 1.25, new Louisine checks, and fashionable shirt waist suits with prices from 11.45 to 23.50. The store promotes Perrin Kid Gloves and White Goods, including Voiles and Organdies, in a bustling department.
A collage of small ads lists Easter novelties at Hoadley’s Finest Assortment and Pansy Plants for sale by C A Wickes Co at 369 Elm St. It notes paint by Lucas Tinted Glosy and a new millinery shop run by Mrs Shearer at 445 Massachusetts St. plus job notices for telephone operators and a household help position at 726 Louisiana St.
The article recalls Paul Gilmore’s early leading parts in Kentucky touring productions and notes his later rise through Vic leading roles in Charles Frotivan's road company. It highlights his shift to the Three Musketeers and subsequent romantic drama stints, ending with Mummy and the Humming Bird last season and an ongoing engagement at Bowersake's.
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