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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1910
Page
4
Power was off again in Lawrence this morning as switchboards at the power plant were being changed. Officials said the improvement would enable regular power in the Ra, while newspapers suffered most as cars ran on storage batteries and no power reached papers until late morning.
Those holding admission cards for the examination Saturday Feb 5th should report to the Business College rooms in the Lawrence National Bank building at 10 o'clock. Bring your cards and pens but no paper as all supplies will be provided. W I MOYS Secretary Local Board.
The ad notes stock moves constantly at Woodward and Co with old popular sizes hard to find. It suggests discussing camera purchases for the summer season with the shop. Also mentions The Grand as home of good motion pictures and highlights Tali Fruits Tee Cream at Wielemann’s.
Official column lists Second district officers and district presidents in Kansas. Newly elected Kansas Day club officers are given, and Mrs Noland Murdock is calling attention to the May burial meeting in Cineia mill with arrangements for route, quarters, and a May music festival. A special train will be provided for attendees from Colorado Nebraska Oklahoma. Correspondence to Mrs R J Murdock in Wichita.
Mrs. Charles Cuelirane hosted the Lawrence Reading club session with nine members answering to a roll call and peace conference reports. Mrs. C A Johnson gave current events in a pleasing manner while Mrs Cochran led a history session on War With France Coa lesen of Peace With the United Proviners. Mrs Wolcott led parliamentary law. changes in personnel prompt a new plan and reporters must write out and send verbatim accounts to the office to avoid errors.
Ingleside club reporter plans to mail stamps and addressed envelopes to women who wrote in during the season. Several local clubs, including Friends In Council, Lawrence Literary League, Zodiac Club, Review Club, No Name Club, Round Table, and Ladies Free growers, held meetings with talks on Delft ware, Calderons The Mayor of Salamea, tuberculosis in Kansas, cartoonists, and colonial wars. Announcements note candidates for legislature and city council in upcoming Republican primaries.
A crowded list of Sunday services and midweek meetings across churches. Feitz and other pastors preside at morning worship with revival ongoing. The Modern Rule hosts a jackpot event at 22 o’clock with a sermon on Compensation. Various denominations including Methodist, Church of Christ Science, Adventist, Baptist, Unitarian, Salvation Army, Lutheran, and Plymouth Congregational announce times for sermons, Sunday schools, and midweek services.
A Topeka church roundup lists multiple services and events for Sunday and midweek including First Presbyterian with Dr. Powell preaching Doing Good to all Men, Westminister Guild and Christian Endeavor at 3:30 and 6:30, and a Young Peoples day with Roy Deever. Other churches like St. Luke AME and German M E plan sermons, baptisms, and fellowship activities with revival meetings noted.
A public sale is set for Friday February th at the seller's farm two miles south and one mile east of Worden. Items include 12 sows 64 yearlings two bred gilts and other stock. Livestock prices and side lines noted. Also offered are calves corn tools and assorted goods with usual terms. Judge J. W. Warner Col Sparks and W. Clack listed.
We thank friends who assisted during our wife's illness and the floral offerings. Such trials are eased by kind neighbors. W. E. Wilson and family. Also notices of Mrs. Shearer Ladies' Toggery hair goods and Miss Jessie Myers dressmaking services with sewing offered.
Weather report from University of Hianass provides humidity, wind, and rain indications. Forecast includes cloud cover and possible precipitation in the 2 hour to 12 hour window with observed and predicted values for eastern vortion.
A wrestling event features Andausen of Kansas City and Ovelune Barns of Boston with two preliminaries by KK UL students and two Kansas City men. Tickets at Auditorium Dick Brothers Drug Store and College Inn. Admission 40c gallery, $1 floor. Local luminaries and osteopathic figures noted in the column.
Public auction to sell entire farming implements. Sale conducted by J Henga necker on February 2th. Location nine miles southwest of Lawrence near Valley Chapel church. Irene Dairy hosts Nice Chicken Lunch Sunday.
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