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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1907
Page
4
Fragmentary note indicates a weekly limit of 256 units for a four line column in a newspaper. The text resembles a motivational or promotional snippet about content scheduling and pricing. It mentions Journa and a column service for weekly output.
Bids due noon Friday February 1 for the Jote corner Warren and New Hampshire streets buildings behind People's Bank. Separate bids for three small buildings east of alley, the double building fronting Warren, the cottage on New Hampshire, and the large barn. Purchasers must remove by April 1. Inquiries to William Beinish Park Hetzel or Cal Doane. Pumps and pump repair advertised by O'Brien & Co 641 Main St. Coal and meat ads follow.
Ed Hult has accepted the position of chief clerk and cashier of the Santa de local drought office, vacated by Milton Gray. Guy Lyman of Umuba will replace Hult. The Corner Grocery, at 13us Kentucky Street, run by B. kt Lindman, offers a full line of groceries with prompt citywide deliveries. Lawrence Kansas businessman Phenesis Henry G. Parsons, in the basement of F. AJ AL building, seeks more farms to sell and offers trades and loans at low rates.
Lawrence journal notes Bob Fitzsimmons a familiar passer by drawing unusual crowds on the street. The brief item also mentions a Plymouth cookbook demonstration at Walfs book store, a church group postponement, and a local sale at Shirt Factory with shirts priced from 35 cents to a dollar.
The notice emphasizes first class horses under the W J Francisco and Sone barn. It advertises rubber tired ties and prioritizes telephone orders with prompt responses. The ad requests two vitamins.
A collage of street notices highlights everyday goods and services. Bil lig Williamson’s Baby Ribbon cigars sell for five cents everywhere, Sterling Fountain pens, Boyles’ stationery at 725 Mass St, City Pantatorium at 8 East Henry St, Wiedemann’s orange ice, $1 Safety Razor, Smith’s News Depot, Home Bakery meals, Abe Wolfson’s gas and electric shop at 637 Mass St, and Plymouth Cook book promotions.
The regular January examination will be held in this city on Friday and Saturday January 25 and 26 starting at eight o clock. All contemplating taking the exam should be on hand. County Supt Bowman issues the notice. The Journal advertises printing and local businesses for bound magazines and various services.
A fragmented advertisement list notes household items for sale including rugs, clocks, tableware, curtains, bed spreads, and watches with small down payments and easy installments. It mentions L. L. Rising Mercantile Co and Wolf's Book Store, plus promotions for clocks, fabric painting, letterheads, caramel nut sundaes, and an osteopathy physician Dr. Sarah E. Carruthers at 1006 Rhode Island Street.
Kansas athletes oppose a conference rule barring freshmen from university sports this spring and in interclass events. Kansas men predict advantages for freshmen in interclass meets while varsity players fear reduced opportunities. The ruling could push players like Cowley to switch to KCAC, highlighting unfairness to Kansas amid broader conference support.
Construct and work up the sounding boards. Jon Olson of Chicago and Hugo Anderson of Hammond Ind are now bellymen in the Weber piano factory. A violin recital is announced for January 24 at the Presbyterian church with admission twenty five cents.
John Coutrakon and his son Steve were released from jail. Geo Allendorf posted the old man's bond at 1000 and the old man posted the son's bond. Each aware they were worth 2000 over exemptions. The young girl stays with her grandmother as her father is expected to arrive to participate.
Morning weather remains disagreeable with light mist and falling ice as a thin crust clings to trees. Dr. E Zimmerman, Kansas City Dental College graduate, will supervise Dr. F A White's practice during his New Mexico absence. Also notes a food sale tomorrow at Wolfs Racine and stock items at Mrs Prentiss store with various names and orders listed.
Red Acre Farm in Stow Massachusetts, about 23 miles from Boston, covers 7 acres with pastures, paddocks, stables, and hospital space. Founded by Miss HC Bird, the charitable home relies on donations and daily care to rehabilitate horses in need and match owners with suitable placements.
An array of fragments depicts a judge named McKim facing a caustic exchange on literature and a digressive tale of the “Paper Dollar Habit.” The dialogue touches Sir Walter Scott and Montreals Herald style banter while noting the shift from silver to paper money and its daily practicalities.
A fond father gently questions a hopeful suitor about motives as he gently inquires if the young man seeks the daughter's heart or her money. The scene ends with the suitor declaring he loves her heart and deserves her hand. Also noted is a quip about genius dressing plainly and a brief report on a Senate action to investigate the lumber trust.
Jan 18 report from Smolinsk says Chief of rural administration Broslau was killed by a school boy who was later killed by another in a street conflict. The court scene features tangled local chatter and loose phrases about clocks and love, with no clear follow up.
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