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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1907
Page
4
The Hosford Investment Co says demand outstrips supply as Lawrence expands with new houses. Brokers report daily inquiries for rentals and turn away prospective tenants, noting few vacant properties and strong demand. Local ads mention services, supplies, and entertainment listings in a bustling city page.
Local real estate offerings include four income properties on Mass Street, several farms, and two properties for sale on Northeast Road. Businesses advertise meat market, safet y razors, postcards, osteopath services, and grocery deliveries. Money to loan on farm and city property at favorable rates. Pirates of Penzance at Bowerlock Opera House February 28. Lawrence Transfer Co offers packing and storage services.
A long list of social and personal items from a Kansas town includes visits, travel plans, and gatherings. People such as Johny Gehring, A Henley, J Roller, Colura Bes Hawkes, Mrs Stella Miller, Rev J Lawrenes, Miss Atel Harry Hemphill, and Mrs Hine are mentioned in varied contexts from Topeka and Kansas City to Boulder and Denver.
Ambiguous report notes AmnesIDU and Jefe in handling a city health issue. Governest by commission advocate TOIL speaks on governance. Ghily sti residents discuss rising taxes and laghost elise influence. Citizens seek reform and participation amid unclear details.
New plumbing outfit offers gas fitting and general work. Prompt service and first-class repairs advertised by Fred Olson at 1220 New York St Taos with Bell phone listed. Hunter Bros identified as an early local buyer of fats and silt products.
Local grocers Erehbiel and Crew advertise extra bargains with successful management. They claim fresh meats flour and feed and mention a new listing at 442 New York Street. The note stresses value and new products amid mixed phrasing and typographical errors.
Silly notices list events and shops in a small town, including street ads for a minstrel show and chocolate sales. Pamphlets mention Lewney Cakoe at Mia Pran Home store, a hardware store on 826 Mass Street, and brief updates on J. Keilman upholstery move. Also mentions Raymond’s cards and cheap health products.
A scrambled local report mixes sports notes and oblique references. It mentions Jeretce Beitthy and scattered hints about press work, a studio named Oldest Established, Miss Juno Shane, and pension paper duties, with unclear dates or outcomes.
Henry G Parsons of the basement of the F A building Lawrence Kansas requests more farms to sell after recent sales. He notes customer demand and references partners and associates in the shoe making district and local businesses as part of the bustling small town economy.
A collection of small ads lists groceries and meat markets, gas fitting and coal furnace work, real estate services, portrait of a hotel under new management, and supply shops at 1000 New Jersey Street and nearby streets. Notable entries include Hunzicker & Wahreback, J B Kenyon, and The King Hotel.
New Long Silk Gloves in black white and colors priced at 1.00 a pair. Shirt waists offered at 1.00 as an economical purchase. Ladies suits skirts and spring coats in long and short styles promoted. Readiness of new ideas for spring merchandise emphasized.
Members of the tare were last seen at a music event led by Mr Who Spahling and Miss at Matekes. Mrs. Hf A Martin and others hosted a whist series with Mrs W FR Spal ing and Miss Namie Mackey at home to seventeen tables of whist. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Jd Frank Jones and Mr Young, with consolation prizes to Mrs James Searles and Will Gorrill. An elaborate luncheon followed the afternoon party.
Prosecution rests in the trial of John Ooutrakon at 10 55 with the defense taking over. After the girl testified, witnesses supported her story and Mabel Coy endured cross examination. The defendant John Coutrakon testified via interpreter denying any improper relations and claiming friendship.
C H Setterberg offers hardware tinware and furnaces with first class work at regulated prices. Located at 810 Mass St Lawrence, Kansas with phones 423 and 810. Specializes in bank embroidered baby clothes and ladies lingerie. Bell 451. W J Francisco & Sons barn advertises rubber tired rigs and prompt telephone order handling.
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