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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1907
Page
4
An old notice promotes binding and printing services by The Journal with reasonable rates and estimates. It also mentions good work from The Journal shop and advertising for the Griffin Ice Co stockholders annual meeting on February 5 1907 in Lawrence Kansas with director election and business.
Sealed bids due noon Friday February 1 for four buildings on lots at Warren and New Hampshire streets behind People's Bank. Separate bids for three small buildings, the double building, the cottage, and the large barn. Purchasers must remove by April 1. inquiries to Morrison Lem on, 744 Main Street. Also notice D N Batterson offering blacksmithing on Massachusetts Street near Marble works.
A dense row of notices and adverts for groceries meats and services in Lawrence Kansas. Listings include Hunsicker and Wahre nbrock mass street groceries Alfred S Eliot new management Arcade restaurant Eastman barber shop and multiple grocers on Bridge street with contact phone numbers and delivery notes.
Mrs Annae Mull, wife of Mary Prodi Mai, died last Thursday after a year long illness. She leaves a husband and children, with tied ties to her original town, and had sought care at Ryervisiar Springs before passing. The notice includes a quilting advertisement from Callahan and Anderson in East Henry Street.
A store advertises 1 to 3 off the price on any Ching item through February 1. The page also lists upcoming events and promotions from local businesses including Abe Wolfoon shoes, DeArmond Co. entertainment at the M C A, and various sales on stationery and stockings with multiple brands and addresses in the Mass street area.
The legislature faces several pure food bills drafted under the state board of health. The measures mirror the national act and authorize three inspectors at 100 dollars monthly. Analysts at state university or college test foods and drugs, with sworn reports sent to the county attorney for prosecutions. Violators face fines up to 100 dollars or up to three months imprisonment.
Sub committees for locating the Kelly plant in Lawrence are active and gathering support. Subscriptions are under way as committees plan street canvases and nightly reports on funds secured. Meetings will review progress and speed up work to secure the plant.
Pack and move with Lawrence Transfer Co. All your wants supplied at Mrs. Rentiss Hume store. Household goods packed and shipped by experienced packers.
Fragmentary OCR notes report an arrest related to a February seven incident and mention a trial slated with unclear details. Names and exact actions are obscured, yielding minimal verifiable facts.
Moot line shows an incident involving 911 dispatch and a transfer to Maal Laws. The text is garbled but indicates a completed tote or transfer and references Qi Nea Fiunpstire and TOUKi in unclear context.
A fragmentary note describes a dog fight and a Sunday school class at a local church. It mentions Miss Mareia Wed and a class meeting Sunday afternoon, with references to a Safety Hazard guarantee and Amith's News Depot.
Kansan athletic circles express no surprise at Nebraska not joining the Big Five and fear the conference shakeup. Rumors swirl that Nebraska could be substituted for Missouri in the annual Thanksgiving game next season, though no confirmation exists.
At a regular meeting on Monday January 25 a drawing will select a water prize. Members who gained new recruits in four months receive equal chances. About 20 numbers exist, and State Manager J W Kaiser of Topeka will preside.
The Modern Woodmen of America in Lawrence invites members and their families to a Monday evening gathering on January 28. A $1 charge applies to non members of the M W. Committee. Also note coal test grades at correct prices weighed on city scales with phone contact 454 Nicholson.
A poetic fragment recalls a young man buying a ring for his beloved, planning to propose but saving the item as a symbol of undying love. The piece hints at a fond church event with a single ring as emblem, and notes an upcoming announcement from the Baptist ladies society.
A garbled OCR listing promotes a Kodak exhibition and various goods. It references the L. L. Riling Mercantile Co and Smiths News Depot offering household specialties, jewelry, watches, coats, furs, and curtains. Also mentions printing services at the Journal and a local osteopath Dr Sarah F Carruthers at 1006 Rhode Island Street.
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