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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1907
Page
3
Indications show a general Kansas forecast with colder conditions tonight including freezing temperatures. Temperatures are expected to rise on Wednesday with a warming trend continuing into the week.
An unreadable weather item notes fluctuating conditions in a fragmentary report. It references a thermometer and vague mishmash phrases, showing no clear forecast, location, or dates.
An old city notice markets the Keister Dressmaking school with drafting and sewing courses and a today art exhibit by the Borhmay department. Lawrence Transfer Co promotes packing and shipping with experienced staff and reliable service. The ad mentions safety razors and gas mantles from Smith's News Depot and Fred W Fein gas mantles in Jackson block.
A full assortment of Johnson Floor Treatment goods at Woodward & Co s Acme Color Co s household paints in small cama Murphy s fine varnishes Alabastine and Moresco Best Liquid Paints and more are offered for spring cleaning at the Round Corner store.
A Gypsy family claiming Bulgarian origins and heading to New York City spent hours at the depot delivering a colorful spectacle. The six children drew attention as the group attracted a lively crowd with a traveling band and a parade of goods at Smith's News Depot, where residents discussed a cigar and new sweater vests.
An assortment of early 20th century shop notices promotes Alaska refrigerators gas ranges wall paper and discount gowns at local stores. It urges early dining purchases hot weather food delivery savings and advises customers to place cards for the ice delivery service while noting coupons prices and delivery terms. The Griffin Ice Co advertises service and convenience.
Citizens protest contractor price hikes while the Lawrence council rejects inflated bids. Officials maintain paving continues at a fair rate, resisting robbery by conspiratorial bidders and upholding city independence.
Lawrence readers note Sydney Prentice son of Mr and Mrs C T K Prentice connected with the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburg gains personal mention in the institute writeup of its rededication. Prof Hugo Kahl another University man also receives favorable mention and Prentice is praised for his hard work.
Evangelist Willite draws strong crowd as five more join the church and several are baptized. About 10 to 20 miles away residents from Lawrence and Eudora attend as the revival continues nightly with plans for a new building costing at least 30,000 dollars. The Sunday school enrolls 474 and Miss Edna Davidson and Miss Fern Shane sang a duet. Special music is planned for all services.
Open rate of fare and one third for the round trip from points in Kansas on and east of the Dodge City Norton line and from Kansas City and St Joseph Mo Excursion tickets on May 8 9 10 valid to May 11 1907 Fans urged to arrange travel for friends to attend the Lawrence festival
For sale items include new strawberry varieties and fruit trees. Advertisements promise safe planting until April 25 and list local businesses offering loans and household products. District notices mention real estate listings and a bookstore promoting stationery and sundries.
Morning reports show a wintry chill with north winds and raw conditions overnight. Local ads tout Briar and Merschaum pipes, cigars, sundaes, and assorted goods from multiple shops, including Wiedenmann and Rayvinrend, with sales and specials across candles, oils, and paper products.
Sheriff Woodward and deputies served notices of injunction in temporary cases against brewers to local agents last night. The action, vague on further moves or outcomes, shows no major disruption to brewery business. Red Men carnival dates May 13 to 18, and Abe Wolfson at 637 Mass Street advertises L. Douglas shoes with popcorn and chocolate chips offered nearby.
Miss Lucy Wight traveled to Kansas City this morning along with Mrs W C Patterson and Miss Clara Baily. Mrs Belle Marshall and Miss Fdea Snepp visited nearby towns and returned home. The column notes guests attending a spring party at Fraternal Aid on April 26 and various local residents traveling to Kansas City and Topeka for visits, shopping, and events.
A vintage description of two dress styles for young girls. The first features a linen only creation with little frills and a deep sash tied in a bow at the back. The second showcases a larger girl outfit with chiffon and lace details, a tucked skirt, and decorative accessories.
A noisy OCR fragment mentions snow and voters with unclear names and actions. It hints at winter conditions and political participation but contains many garbled terms, preventing a clear event or outcome from being identified.
Fragmentary report notes the death of J H Porter with unclear details in the readable text.
Lawrence committee scheduling session amid uncertain agenda with local participation anticipated.
Grain and provisions reports show fluctuating prices from Chicago markets with May trading notes and dairy items. Live stock, beef specialties, and assorted commodities are listed with transactions and broker activity across the market week.
Fragmented text hints at April events and scattered references to battles, weather, and dates. Several garbled phrases mention ships, soldiers, and a mix of place names, suggesting a page note or diary fragment with no clear single event.
A vintage fashion note describes the Fishy Blouse as a graceful Hussar blue design with satin and Jaca insertions. It features a fish motif, low shoulder frilled sleeves, detachable fisheye accents, and lace vest options in silk or linen plumets for dressy wear.
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