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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1910
Page
4
The sentence notes Aman’s effort to endure his own froukles with cheerfulness while accepting the similar trials from his friends, highlighting resilience and social balance within a casual context.
Miss Helen Senseman hosted the Sewing club on South Tennessee Street while Miss Helen Alder entertained for Mrs Edward Edson of Beaumont. Christian Endeavor held a Victor Park picnic. Hebekal Lodge and Lutheran church picnics occurred at Victor Park with large crowds and ample ice cream and lemonade. A boys baseball game note describes two teams due to bad weather and prizes awarded. Ruth Peakrs hosted a breakfast for Miss Ruth Clueas of Puebla Colorado with fourteen guests.
Rev. Thomas J. Mason of Cleveland declares in warning that Bible prophecies foretell the last days before Christ’s return. He says events, signs, and the approach of a 1000 year reign precede final judgment, with Halley’s comet cited as a historic precursor and a sense of imminent fulfillment widespread.
Cattle run 14000 head with 2000 calves. general market steady to weak. Light weight steers selling strong to 10 higher. heavier steers deferred to counter big summer weights. Stockers and feeders down sharply. light hogs up to 3.70 8.85 range. midweights 8.50 8.80. heavies 8.40 8.55. Sheep and lambs sell better this week. spring lambs 7.65 yesterday and today. wethers to 4.50. ewes 4.10. slight Utah movement noted. J A Rickekart L. S. correspondent.
Lawrence Pantatorium advertises cleaning and pressing for particular people and offering grading draining excavating and cistern building by agents American Hat Works at 12 West Warren contractors to try us for all kinds of work first class home phone 2094 or call at 732 Conn St Mike Oswalt & Son.
Retired wheat magnate James A. Patten foresees rising meat prices if the corn crop is poor, citing droughts and reduced rainfall in Iowa. He links crop shortages to cattle feed, flags a volatile market driven by speculative and tariff concerns, and notes overall underlying US strength despite current fluctuations.
The text discusses the idea that marriage may fail if the husband is not a paying institution. It hints at legal strategy and the role of a lawyer in such matters, with fragmented remarks about refreshments and domestic duties.
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