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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
4
Bring in your quilts quick we want them all before February. We are doing them dirt cheap at one dollar apiece you furnish material. Callahan and Anderson Bell phone 1627 9 b. Hen.
A garbled note describes a bank inquiry about sending money via a large draft. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment implies a financial transaction or request amid confusion.
Speculation surrounds how Senator Griffin would vote for United States Senator with mentions of supporting Stubbs Mir and a convention in Douglas County. The text references a resolution prepared by C I Tucker and notes internal discussions on potential votes, with scattered mentions of local business and transfers.
A notice states 1 Tee Co will hold an annual meeting of directors at the Lavwre City office on date to be announced. The event concerns stock, property, and corporate governance.
A fragmentary reminiscence depicts an Italian Christmas with family customs and a dinner at a lodge. The scene highlights familiar foods, songs, and festive preparations while noting the atmosphere of the season and local crowd activity.
The Journal announces a special turn on letterheads and envelopes this month. It highlights compact charges for quality work and claims uniqueness among printers, with references to local businesses like O'Brien & Co., 621 Main St., phone 664.
Offers include Flor sheim & Co patent calf wing tip shoes five dollars, Mens shoes priced from two fifty to two dollars and fifteen cents, Kangaroo grain leather options, and a Ladies dull leather shoe at two dollars and fifteen cents, plus many other bargains.
W A Walter of this city died after falling into a mine shaft at Culverton Colorado. He had been in mining 24 years and previously resided here, owning the building occupied by Lunes store. Survived by three children Gustav Walter musician in Brooklyn Edward Walter Silverton and Minnie Walter of Lawrence. Body to be brought here for burial. He was 77. The Journal notes forthcoming items on registered burse stock and stock sale ads.
Garments for children offered at social prices including gowns skirts drawers and waists from roc to 75¢ Comfortable prices aim to meet every purse limit. New spring goods including Priest's Black Goods arrive ready for display. Store promotes being up to the minute with lowest prices.
Time is flying as members are urged to join the Post Card Exchange Club with a one year fee of 50 cents and five free post cards. See the window collection at Wolf's Book Store. The new term for the high school and grades begins Monday February 11. The funeral for Mrs. Jane Mosby will be held tomorrow at 2 o'clock from 1114 Connecticut Street.
A brief page item notes a local event at Prancises Lane Barn focusing on the first class series. Details are sparse but the venue and activity are identified, with emphasis on rubber tired equipment and ordered responses to prompts.
Fraternal organizations have sponsored a lecture at FLA Hall Tuesday evening January 15 1907. Tickets may be obtained from P Meyer huffer at the corner grocery free admission. Also notes on local offers and advertisements appear for Fatty Williamson Baby Libbon cigars five cents and loan money on farm and city property with low interest. The ad section includes Morrison Semper heating and Wiedemann peanut sale and Saran Carruthers osteopath services.
Funeral notice for Jimmy Johnson son of Jim Johnson the barber who died in St Paul Minnesota on Wednesday with body to be brought home for burial. A funeral notice will be issued later. Also catalog of bulk stationery and envelopes available at Boyles 725 Main St.
The text advertises Buckeye style shopping in Lawrence praising the market and policy, urging readers to join the Guenther list of Road grocery buyers. It uses a playful contrast winter of discontent versus content to promote Wood ward's Boreatine and Cold Cream with a terse warning and a word to the wise.
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