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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1904

Page

3

Cribbing Repair Underway At Bridge Street Fill Site

A repair gang fixes cribbing to stop water leaking under the dam as the south end of the Bridge Street fill shows water cutting into the abutment. The north end of the temporary bridge has had one half of its floor removed to allow rock wagon unloading and crossing delays. The notice also mentions Rent Rooms For Sale and an investment offer of 27000 at six percent plus taxes by Wm. T. Sinclair of 104 Massachusetts Street.

Bridge Street Wm. T. Sinclair Massachusetts Street

Douglas County Druggists Form Retail Association

The Douglas County Druggists organized the Douglas County Druggists Retail Association with O. P. Barber as president and W. S. Dick as vice president. The group is part of the National Retail Druggists Association, aims to raise professional standards and secure fair legislation, with Major Vincent of Kansas City assisting. They offer prompt coal deliveries to Weir City Cherokee Osage City Burlington Arkansas anthracite and semi anthracite and Pennsylvania hard coal.

Douglas County Druggists Retail Association O. P. Barber W.S. Dick H. L. Raymond Jay. A. Hamlin Homer A. White National Retail Druggist Association Major Vincent Kansas City Weir City Cherokee Osage City Burlingame Arkansas Pennsylvania A. J. Griffin

Pickens & Myers Yard Becomes Pickens & Siler

Public notice says the coal and wood yard at New York and Quincy streets changing name to Pickens & Siler. The yard is fully stocked to satisfy Lawrence customers with prompt order fulfillment and telephone service number 16.

New York and Quincy Streets Pickens & Myers Pickens & Siler Lawrence D. Pickens F. W. Siler

Lights to be Installed at First Baptist Church

An error claimed a new electric light was placed at the First Baptist church. Graeber Bro. will fit the chandelier and lamps next Monday. The church plans a lighting concert on January 18.

First Baptist Church Graeber

In the Palace of the King at Bowersock Opra House

The dramatization by Lorrimer Stoddard of F Marion Crawford's romance In the Palace of the King plays tonight at the Bowersock opera house. Miss Helen Gramly leads as Dolores with a popular supporting company. Also notes local insurance and magazine stock updates.

Bowersock Opera House

Cut Prices on Haviland Plates and Fire Drill Urged

Cut prices on Haviland decorated plates advertised with emphasis on sales. In a fire drill note Superintendent Dayhoff urges training for children to prevent panics, stressing Chicago theatre disaster lessons and the need for thorough drills in all public schools.

Haviland I. L. Wayhoff State Chicago

Routzahn to Speak in Lawrence on Civic Improvement

Mr EB G Routzahn field secretary of the American League for Civic Improvement will speak at the Presbyterian church in Lawrence tomorrow evening, urging a drive for a beautiful city. A 10 cent admission at the door is charged and the event may spark renewed local interest.

EB. G. Routzahn American League For Civic Improvement Lawrence Presbyterian Church Routzahn

Six Per Cent Loans Offered by Alfred Whitman

Six per cent IT has select loans at six percent interest payable semi annually for sale. If you have idle money, call and see Alfred Whitman at Eldridge House block.

Alfrd Whitman Eldridge House Block

Illinois Life Insurance charts rapid growth in 1903

Receipt summarizes the Illinois Life Insurance Company of Chicago for year ending December 31 1903 noting policyholder count near 35000 a net increase of over 17000 mainly from Kansas Mutual transfers and net new writes exceeding 12000. Admitted assets exceed 5 million premiums income about 1.1 million and death losses over 200. Dividends and cash benefits paid to five policyholders total 400000. CHAS DE FOREST promotes the company as the largest dividend paying in the U S and offers to explain the policy. Postscript: Peter Staufer disclaims debts contracted by wife Mrs P Staufer after January 1.

Flva United States Chas. DE Forest

Renovations and dental services offered by local merchants

Topeka Renovating Co advertises beds and feathers renovation at 1026 Massachusetts. Best artificial teeth offered with amalgam fillings at 50 cents and gold fillings half price. Dr Wheeler at 621 Massachusetts operates 8 to 6. Also Life and Accident insurance via Aetna Life promoted by M D Greenlee. Stenographic work and lessons by Mira P. Dias. Wilder Bros. touts largest men’s hosiery line in the city.

Topeka Renovating Co Massachusetts Street Ober's Wheeler Massachusetts Wilder Bros

Lesson Gist for Vest Pocket Size Sunday School Aid

The note presents a compact summary of Sunday school teaching aids encouraging practical, easy to carry lessons. It implies concise instruction that fits in a vest pocket and serves as a handy reference for teachers and students alike.

Window Display Teases Neckwear and 25c Grades

Advertising note invites shoppers to view the south window for neckwear and 25 cent grades at 15 West EB Spalding. The terse caption emphasizes sale offerings and location.

W. EB. Spalding Spalding

Lawrence Circle 76 Meets at Grand Army Bus Tomorrow

Lawrence Circle No 76 of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic will hold a regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 o clock at the Grand Army bus. The note ends with a shopping plug for Wilder Bros tannel underwear and a remark about the extra-bridge watchmen having little to do since half the bridge floor was removed.

Lawrence Circle No The Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic Grand Army

Newspaper business and editorial roles shift in modern journalism

B R Whitman of the class of 03 and Kansas City Journal advertising chief lectures on how business and editorial ends intertwine. He traces the rise of the business side aided by advertising and circulation, noting the need to meet readers’ preferences while maintaining journalistic integrity.

B. R. Whitman Kansas City Journal Whitman Topeka Old Courier Old School of Journalism Henry Watterson News School of Journalism Joseph Pulitzer New York World New School Phus Taylor Edwardsville University of Michigan Ihe Ube Juniort Prominade Neosho County Clu

City Council orders removal of dangerous ice on sidewalks

A December city council action directed the marshal to abate ice where dawn-spouts from building roofs created a hazard on Massachusetts Street. Barrels were set to catch runoff, but overflow covered the sidewalk and caused several serious falls. The situation remains dangerous as of today. Reverend H W Pilot of Oskaloosa will speak on temperance reform at Friends church at 7 30 this evening. He is hailed as an eloquent speaker and attendance is urged.

Massachusets Street H.W. Pilot Oskaloosag Luwa Lawrence Friends Church

Complete stock and bargains at Fischer's and Wilder Bros

Despite the off season, merchants tout full lines Strong & Garfield J E Tilt Co and new shoes. Fischer's invites ladies and children to shop while Wilder Bros offer warm underwear. The Commercial Club holds its fifth annual banquet on January 1 at the New Eldridge. Deaf school basketball players from Olathe were seen admiring the Haskell team, and Mrs E Q Cox is recovering from pneumonia.

Strong & Garfield J. E. Tilt & Co Fischer's Commercial Club New Eldridge Olathe Haskell

Wilder Bros. Prompt Wardrobe Request Reflects Loyal Patron

A reader asks how long since they last wore good Hannel shirts like those seen on land at Wilder Bros. The note hints at preference for durable, well-made attire in nautical or rural settings.

Wilder Bros

Property Transfers From Lawrence Area Listings

Summary of multiple land transfers includes John Mahoney to Michael Ross with east west lot segments in Lawrence for 1. Edward Moss and wife to F W Nariman share in West Lawrence for 2 500. Junius Underwood to C Winekey in North Lawrence for 105. Ebner B Myers to Sophia Emery in block B 12 1 for 3 500.

Mr. Ely John Mahoney Lawrence North Side Michael Ross Edward Moss F. W. Nariman Sety Junius Underwood Junius Underwood and wife to #. C. Winekey North Lawrence Ebner B. Myers Sophia Emery

New Year resolves prompt Tucker for horse shoeing

An imperfect ad lists Tucker for horse shoeing and wagon services in Winthrop and Vermont Streets. It references The Lawrence Pantatorium at 4 West Warren Street with phone contact and promises reliable protection of goods and moving services and a city express.

C . Edwards Warren Street Tucker Winthrop and Vt. Sts Lawrence Pantatorium Gray Tien

Universal Three Bread Maker Promises Quick Home Baking

An ad for a heavy steel bread maker touts easy assembly and operation. The machine is marketed as simple to use and easy to clean, claiming bread can be mixed and kneaded to perfection in minutes.

Universal Three Jaedicke

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