19 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1910
Page
1
A collage of small ads and notices shows Lawrence Pantatorium promoting tailored garments by EL. V. Price Co. and Samuel G. Clarke offering custom suits. other vendors advertise wall paper, brushes, varnishes, paints, and Kodak goods at Raymond's Drug Store.
Partial OCR text shows wind and velocity terms with numbers and names garbled. No clear event, location, or date is extractable. The readable bits hint at a meteorological note or report fragment but lack coherent facts to summarize a specific item.
Mrs S E Rhodes travels to DeSoto and many residents head to Kansas City for business or visits. Guests arrive for the Music Festival and relatives return from trips to California Denver Sedalia and Liberty. Local moves include family relocations and arrange trips to Denver Kansas City and Topeka with several social notes and small ads.
A large opening night crowd attended the North Bros stock company bill headlined by Sport? North. The performers, including Kathryn Van Esse and Capt Charles Clifton, failed to meet expectations with The Sins of Society melodrama and weak thrills. J G Stutzman as Gilmore Hughes showed potential, while vaudeville acts promised for the rest of the week. The troupe plays through the week with The Great Divide on Thursday, drawing likely large crowds.
An old advertisement extols the Studebaker E M F cars for reliability and safety comparing them favorably to other vehicles. It promotes models E M F 30 and Flanders 20, plus a range of tires engines and garage services at 13 and 15 West Warren Street. Also noted is the Lawrence Humane Society monthly meeting on April 19 at 7 30 p.m. in Room 28 Fraternal Aid Association building.
The list includes Miss Ed na Hopkins Miss Mary Jones Miss Laurenia Shaw Miss Myrile Browne Miss Tart Stuck Bed M chea Rankin Vale Nance Keh Lyman Girise Arthur Seddon Vom Stephenry Rogers Ralph Lemenw Ew Miller Hep bart Cowen Carl Eddy. The play is set for Maych and 20h with the piece name yet to be announced. Citizens are urged to offer vacant lots for garden use to aid deserving people and curb weeds, reporting to Mrs. Wabl or committee members.
Vanilla ice cream chocolate ice cream caramel ice cream raspberry ice cream peach ice cream and orange tea flavors listed with Wiedemann's branding. A note about Squires making pictures suggests a promotional image or portrait service accompanying the menu.
Saturday night workers seeking pay found no funds available. Mayor Bishop loaned money to cover wages, now women are urged to raise the amount to repay the loan. Clean-up continues with many loads of trash hauled to the dump as plans for financing are reconsidered.
The Booster Club met last night and formed committees to push the Parker show set to begin May 1. Will Spalding Clarence Hall Cliff Carl and C J Hosford join the subvertising panel while De A P Unlis and R Manley serve on concessions. The Lawrence partnership seeks broad cooperation as last year’s Parker show drew good crowds and may signal further projects in the fall.
Will Kingsbury son of Frank Kingsbury of the post office force underwent a serious operation Saturday to remove one eye after a splinter injured his eye over ten days earlier. He is reported as doing as well as can be expected. Kingsbury, a carpenter, was treated in Chicago by a specialist after the accident.
James Bonney aged 79 died last night at his home 1041 Shade Island street in this city. The funeral will be held at 10 30 oclock tomorrow from the home and will be private. He is survived by a widow and two daughters Mrs John Bell of this city and Mrs J C Neville of Walville Washington. Mr Bonney was born in England on November 7 1631.
In a court action C M Allbright versus the Extinguisher company was dismissed after both sides paid costs and a promissory note. Two additional graft related cases unfolded in Phuglas county with uncertainty over implicated individuals. Jones School closed April 14 with a Yarnold boys versus Dunes boys baseball game ending 11 to 2. Marriage licenses issued to Charles Brown Lola Hageman and Frederick Horrell Cora Fischer. Abstract and Insurance business of Geo A Banks & Son to continue under Frank E Banks.
Dr James Naismith reports responses from about sixty alumni on football. They favor the American game over rugby, seek less roughness and curb commercialism, and note no undue costs or injuries among respondents. Letters reflect hometown sentiment and caution against violent excesses, shaping Kansas University football discourse.
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