Water work advances on fill project
Report notes water not flowing through the fill and that about half of the 1200 appropriated has been used. Work will continue to solidify the fill so the land can be safely reclaimed without further danger.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1907
Page
4
Report notes water not flowing through the fill and that about half of the 1200 appropriated has been used. Work will continue to solidify the fill so the land can be safely reclaimed without further danger.
Kansas City stock yards report a stronger cattle market with 10 to 25 cent weekly gains aided by moderate receipts. Cows, heifers, and feeders up 10 cents to 15 cents. top heifers $5.10 yesterday. Hog receipts down last week boosted prices. current week 7,000 here, tops near $3.00, packers paying higher prices. Fed sheep and lambs now account for about half the receipts. lambs $6.00 to $6.25, yearlings up to $5.25, wethers $4.85.
The state tax commission issues a circular to county commissioners stating county clerks shall receive extra compensation for writing real estate assessment rolls, in line with an October 22 1907 order, to ensure uniform, efficient and economical administration across all counties.
Jenkins arrested for resisting an officer and for allegedly possessing weapons pleads not guilty this morning and the trial is scheduled for tomorrow morning. Nearby, notices advertise gas mantles, holiday gifts, and local shops along with a request to return a found wagon burr to The Bell-Metcalf Implement Co and a cafe invitation at Peerless Cafe.
A Leavenworth man boasts of being a model husband after his wife’s compliment sends him to the dictionary. He finds the term means a small pattern, a miniature, prompting discuss of a gift. The piece ends with a plug for an electric shaving mug and upcoming University Masque Club performances highlighting talent and rigid selection.
Miss Dell Cowper of 1107 Connecticut Street Bell phone 959 advertises oysters from Danmire. She promises solid meat with no water and oysters shipped in tight, absolutely sealed cases.
Classified notices offer Wholesale Grocery Salesmanship and Sign Card Writing courses with expert instruction and phone numbers. Also advertised are special carving sets at Smith's Depot and low price magazine subscriptions with a callback option. Local contact Flostery Kincaid at 625 Rhode Island Street invites inquiries.
An early message explains careful advertising in Lawrence, stressing honesty and factual claims. It notes Washington Relief Corps No 9 to hold its annual officer election on Saturday December 7 and invites AJL members to attend, with Florence Fitch as secretary. Robertson Undertaking Co coffin services and private ambulance are advertised at 808 Massachusetts Street.
Be thankful for a progressive furniture store offering the latest patterns at honest prices. The ad suggests furniture as a handsome and practical Christmas gift from Robertson Bros, highlighting the store’s value and selection for the season.
Busy ad fragment lists services and products including clothes making by Shultz the Tailor, skin cream, powder, Xmas photo sittings at Lawrence Studio, fresh taffy at Wiedemann's, aristo light, and magazine subscriptions deals in a bustling public marketplace voice.
A burglar attempted entry Monday night at a house occupied by Wm. Messenheimer on New York street. Messenheimer fired at the intruder, who fled. A fur lined cap found next morning in the back yard is believed to belong to the burglar and came from Kaw Kash Clothing Co. No further clues have been found.
Daniel Boline died last night at 41 30 oclock at his West Eliott street home from old age and injuries from a fall. He was born in Sweden in 1837. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. A marriage license was issued today to D ie Powell and Miss Grace Page of Eudora. Little Marguerite Lescher remains in the story.
The Presbyterian church ladies announce an annual sale and bazaar at the church corner Ver mount and Warren on Thursday Friday and Saturday December 5 6 and 7 with a dinner Thursday 5 to 8 p m and a large display of fancy useful and ornamental Christmas gifts plus home made candies and ice cream donations requested to Mrs E F Caldwell 717 Ghie street by December I have the best inverted siselit on the market call Le FE Conklis 834 Mass street G A Hamman eye ear nose and throat specialist glasses fitted office over Dick Drug Store DR SARAH E CARROTHERS osteopath 913 Mass St upstairs hours 9 to 12 1 to 4 several dress skirts at half real value by A Young 845 Mass
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