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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1907
Page
4
Chicago forecast indicates showers tonight and Friday with little temperature change. The text also lists two telephone numbers for Wiedeman about pure Too Cream, using area code 182.
Daily weather report by Dr P H Snow notes wind from the west and light rain in the city. Measurements include a 0.07 inch rainfall reading and conditions described as calm air.
A humorous exchange contrasts a farmer offering two good cows with a caller urging a Lawrence Journal want ad. The seller explains a quick sale via newspaper classifieds, noting he cleared $9.75 after paying 25 cents for the ad.
Alaska refrigerators and enamelware featured at ECKE'S ECONOMY STORE with direct action gas ranges. Keister Dressmaking School advertises automatic tuckers and 30 day drafting and sewing inducements. Wall paper rolls priced 5 10 10e. Bethany College Art Exhibit visited by Art department. Red Men carnival slated May 13 to 18. Lawrence businesses list Dr. Emma M. Schleifer. Safety razor promotion at Smith's News Depot. Gas mantles for natural gas by Fred W. Fein. Jackson block phones listed.
A full assortment of Johnson Floor Treatment goods at Woodward & Co s Acme Color Co s household paints in small cans Murphy s fine varnishes Alabastine and Moresco Beat Liquid Paints available for spring cleaning at the Round Corner store.
A large stockholder gathering last night rated the Weber Piano works highly. They voted to urge local interest and subscribe for stock to restart and accelerate production. Many doubled their subscriptions as the plant prepares to turn out pianos once actions are installed.
The unknown origin of the Baker University gym fire prompts President Murlin to doubt a defective wiring cause. He suspects a natural gas explosion, noting a gas jet found near the bath area and an explosion-like sound reported by observers.
A. Parks of Lawrence, amid a conference with Assistant Starnes General Dawson, proposes starting a plan to break up current operations and issue new pension certificates. The article notes a wide array of court activity and mentions vendors, witnesses, and a new shipment of certificates to Topeka.
A fragmented reader notice advertises trying a mild cigar for five cents and suggests sampling chocolate and beverages. It mentions Wiedemann's and Wigle Plinty brands and hints at a distribution or counter display at Domine's with various product names and prices.
J F Brock went to Eudora this morning and Mrs J W Beard and Mrs E D O’Bryan also traveled to Kansas City today. H D Ford left for Denver, Colorado, A D Weaver in Kansas City on business, Mrs Geo W Parkhearst from Topeka, and Miss Mayme Beene from Lake View. Several gatherings occur, including a Motel Card club meeting with Mrs Guenther and a May 4 event by the Beta fraternity. Many residents visit Kansas City or host visitors, with families and friends traveling for short visits and social engagements in Lawrence and nearby towns.
The Midnight Flye presents a dramatic comedy at the Opera House on Saturday night April 20. Prices range from 35e to 25e with audience anticipation high for a lively production.
A campus dispute over a new rule barring certain members from varsity teams provokes fierce disagreement among fraternities. Three fraternities win key votes while others oppose, setting the stage for possible total ban cooperation to resolve the issue next month.
Fragmentary OCR note describes seven figures at an event in Taheenaele. It mentions Lawrence attending, questions raised, and reflections on conversations and friendships formed. The text is unclear and partially unintelligible.
The Daughters of the American Revolution plan a regular meeting Sunday afternoon at 2:30 in the Fraternal Aid hall with Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Ober, and Mrs. Will Green as speakers. A cement mixer is at work on a new barn behind the office on West Winthrop Street, with foundation for a milk plant in progress.
Epworth League hosts a social at the Methodist church tomorrow evening. Those who received pennies are asked to report.
Major A.M. Fuller inspected Company WH K. XN last night. Readiness and discipline were praised as the Fort Scott unit delivered a strong showing, distinguishing itself amid other units.
W Doolittle aged 82 years and 21 days died last night at his daughter Mrs C S Baker's home one mile east of Sibley. Funeral at 1 26 clock from residence tomorrow. Interment in Oak Hill cemetery.
The mayor has signed the ordinance for the second electric light plant and it will be published soon. The ordinance is lengthy but its provisions merit reading. Gustafson displays fine taste in window dressings and stock, making his store a convenient source for any purchase.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the V Y M elects a board for multiple congregations including Quaker, Presbyterian, Baptist, Lutheran, United Presbyterian and Dunkard churches. Emma Wall, AL Hens, Thurker, Kool, Susithmese and others are named among officers and roles.
Local observers in Dongle county debate fruit crop prospects with opinions split between weather benefiting yields and concerns of disease and losses. TEL Miller of Te Brave My cautions about potential damage from late weather and thinning. The fragment hints at widespread uncertainty about the season’s outcome.
A fragmentary note claims unjust action at a state university involving alleged teen distress and external political influence. The text references a center and a person named in rough terms, mentioning a contract and external parties from another city. The garbled report hints at controversy and potential legal action amid campus tensions.
The article notes the fair organizers prepare the third press event rapidly after a possible date. Farmers express some complaint about timing, but hope arrangements with other fairs ensure a coordinated date. Loss of fruit is not seen as significant, while other crops look good.
Mrs Sadie Foxwell died suddenly this morning after short illness. She lived with her mother Mrs TS Hall at 8H Kentucky Street. She was a member of the Rebekah Lodge No 4. Burial planned at Phillips County Kansas.
Novel innovations in Dame Fashion feature a long shoulder effect for children's wear. A simple figured dimny frock with a bell cape extends over two ruffles of embroidery, a white linen guimpe, and a tucked rounded neck. The skirt uses side plaits and a stitched hem with embroidered insert. The belt is crushed silk with an embroidered medal clasp. Footwear shifts from black to gold brown tones, with one tone outfits for a dressy look.
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