Savings Fare Interest Invitation for Banking Services
A promotional note inviting men to open checking and time deposit accounts. It touts fair treatment and promises satisfactory service, urging readers to choose this bank for their banking needs.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1906
Page
4
A promotional note inviting men to open checking and time deposit accounts. It touts fair treatment and promises satisfactory service, urging readers to choose this bank for their banking needs.
Community classifieds show finance offers from Lat the Lawrence Transfer Co with 6 percent rate and optional payments, listings for farm and city property, a runabout ad, used bicycles at L F Cook, milling and music shops in town, and miscellaneous sales from Ada Wolfson and Wiedemann's.
Pat Johnson pleaded guilty this morning in county court to violating the prohibitory law on one count and maintaining a nuisance. The case was continued, implying he is under supervision. further violations could lead to jail on the old charge.
An Ottawa traveler notes Lawrence growth with men dressing better and spending freely while local ads tout loans, shoes, cigars, toothache jelly, soaps, and fashion. The piece advertises travel deals to Colorado and trains, and mentions university enrollment projections as well as various local merchants and services.
Howard Parker reports Lawrence residents vacationing at Green Mountain Falls include Mrs F M Benedict and family, Mrs Sam Bishop and family, Mrs Chas Sparr and Miss Sparr, Miss Oreta Moore, Mr and Mrs George Morrow with children, Miss Bertha Sellards, Miss Stevens, Miss Eck, Miss Edna Griesa, Mrs E A Easold, Mr and Mrs BC Johnston, Miss Mary John 200, Mr and Mrs Anne Carroll and Miss Margaret Hammond. Green Mountain Falls, a town of about 400 with two hotels and three stores, is popular with Lawrence people who vacation there, many in tents while a few use the hotels.
Col Harris plans to build a modest but comfortable home on Indiana Street lots once owned by OE Funnels, hoping to make the site his family residence. His wife preferred a new build to a preowned house, while Col Morris noted ongoing preliminary work and uncertain timing.
An assorted page lists remedies for diarrheas and infant foods from Woodward & Co. Fresh milk from Wisconsin and various AI massage and medicated steam baths offered at 846 Vermont Street. Bathing caps and suits sold at Smith's News Depot. Frank Crowder, 21, sick with typhoid, hospitalized. Mr Crowder resides eight miles north. W J Francisco & Sons offer horses and call for telephone orders. Dr BM Owens relocates to a suite in the People’s State Bank building at 001 Mass 5%.
A crowded county poor farm records six inmates while the farm itself grows crowded with two inmates, signaling strain on local welfare. The piece urges vigilance on ice boxes, packing houses, and exposed produce amid government scrutiny and public health warnings. It notes local editorial concerns over obituary completeness and mentions Stevenson-Hopper Book Co. as successors in stationery and paper goods.
Congressman Campbell replies to the state republican league questions. He supports a primary election law and says property should be taxed on the same basis as other property. He cautions lowering passenger fares only if conditions justify it, and urges fair dealing with all interests. Blaze underscores need for chemical tanks for fires.
St Petersburg report that the Central Committee of the Social Democrats has been hurriedly summoned from the provinces. It formally decided to back the movement of revolutionary groups pushing agitation for a general strike. The aim is a constituent assembly for Russia and a new form of government. N M Aladdin, once head of the outlawed parliament group, arrived from London after attending a conference of the total parliamentary union, but his location is kept concealed.
Morning police court notes include Culley plead guilty to drunkenness and fines. Kersey Tutt fined for beating his wife. Earl Stauclitta arrested for stone throwing and pled not guilty. Local ads offer frames, health products, and home services. Town news mentions a railroad accident injury and a street-law enforcement remark by County Attorney Harley. News items are interwoven with commercial notices and upcoming local events.
A quirky reader note mentions cinnamon enhancing apple fritters and pies. It references the Raymonds shop window, a soap brand display, and Althea soap as a playful suggestion to try. The piece reads like a light local interest blurb with rustic flavor.
A very attractive piano from well known makers offered with 210 down and monthly payments. Includes Wilding Sample piano and others described as new or nearly new. Several models listed with down payments and monthly terms, highlighting oak cases and near-new condition.
Ottawa faces hard times as stores tout sale items and apparel. White canvas oxfords for women and men, and barefoot sandals for children are advertised with prices from $1.00 to $2.50.
Markets report shows diverse commodity quotes from Kansas City and Chisago with beef steers stockers and feeders cows bulls calves hogs and wheat prices. Notable figures include beef steer ranges 3.75 to 6.40 and hog prices around 6.45 to 8.00 with various futures and monthly notes.
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