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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1907
Page
4
The clowing out sale at Raymond's Torter Wee notes boomerangs save from breaking and useful for minnows. JAY ROSE soap lathers freely across items while LARD WATER, KIRNS drugs, grocers, and a few damaged goods are priced low after a tire strain. Also advertised are writing papers and medical items with limited stock remaining.
Hot weather goods at Alaska Refrigerators Herrick Refrigerators Enamel and Opal Krsd Direct Action Gas Ranges promoted as good as money can buy by Egrees Economy Store.
Newly finished and furnished units at the Tearnard building 705 to 710 Mass street are ready for occupancy. Rentals posted by the day week or month. Office upstairs Bell telephone 190. Feature a gold fish window at Raymond's. Outfits priced 1.00 to 4.00. E Seidel supplies No 1 meats fresh sweet and clean.
The marriage of Miss Barbera Jussen to Mr Edwood Kennedy will take place in Fall City Nebraska with Lawrence friends to note. After July 15 the couple will be at home at New Line Side Comics in Okmulgee Oklahoma following a two bridal tour. Local attendees include Mr Don Kennedy of Indian Territory Roy Henley and Co and Mr and Mrs Will Sayre. Witnesses from here will attend.
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls Fike the Phi Delt muisent dog beloved by University peers. His death by a passing train prompts mournful messages, funeral honors, and a lasting bond with old Phi Delt boys who cherished his loyal, dignified canine life. Fraternity memories endure despite his absence.
Lawrence resident Guy Sherman, pictured with a fiancée in the Kansas City Journal, survived a San Francisco quake while delivering his own photograph studio gear. He fell for Virginia M. Pease, a former New Yorker, after assisting earthquake refugees. They plan a ceremony in Binghamton then reside in Kansas City.
I C McIntyre advertises an assortment of tennis balls rackets and nets for sale at Smiths News Depot detailing sport gear and equipment for players and clubs.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention deaths and names in a dated local notice style. The readable names include Miss Meier and Yeon Hee Warrett, with scattered references to locations and institutions. The text remains incomplete but indicates a death notice and related local references from a period newspaper.
Fragmentary OCR text promises unprecedented value in a sale, urging readers to compare and visit a window display. Figures, dates, and specific items are illegible, leaving the exact product and terms uncertain.
In a local notice, Mrs Wanvherting leads a group of new members of the Noights & Ladies of Security Woe. The article mentions volunteers, reserve funds, and an established order with payments to members, aiming to support community safety activities and gatherings throughout the year.
Billie Williamson advertises Baby Ribbon Cigars at five cents. The note mentions a waxed tobacco product and an origin line, with a reference to Wolf's Book Store for headings or related display.
The true meeting of the Douglas Vuity Horticultural Society will be held at the home of ALTE Griesa on Saturday, June 1, from the realar Tis. M. Macomb is president, Sane Reynolds secretary.
Bert Beach of St Louis Ed Pierson and Mrs Patterson visited Kansas City while Rev Stauffer traveled to Eudora. Dozens of locals, including Topeka trips, Lawrence visits, and summer plans, fill a busy day board. A Santa Fe trail marker postponement ends with no definite new date.
Memorial services and social items from Lawrence detail family remembrances, weddings, travel, and local visits. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Townshin, Mrs. Weldon Spear, Mrs. Mendenhall, and Bertha Zandler’s wedding in Kansas City with various guests. Also mentions farm work, club meetings, and a long anniversary reuniting Dr. and Mrs. Carruth.
Warranty deeds show Maggie Wright and K Odoha transferring property in Mason 13 to Lawrence Odoha and W Mason 13 to Win Eudaly 31200 with NEY 14 of NEY 26 13 19. Quit claim deed records William G Hubner to Paul R Hubner for $1.00, Lat 71 county St.
A late eigtt score set a new Merchants high mark as the Sevikcin team topped the MLS. Courtney led with a standout total while Hie Th ooke and Yeamness contributed key plays. Barteldes and Robinson also starred as the lineup surged to the historic night.
In police court Oh Pharvis, a young man, faced a fine after an incident at a local Santa Me station. Judge Menger imposed a short jail term but suspended it on conditions to stay out of trouble for a set period.
The Christians formally transferred ownership of their property yesterday. Money was held and their prayer meeting continued there last night, marking their last service. The privates will hold their first view there next Saturday. Milton and Perris visited Emporia today to inspect the chapel.
A man sent one dollar to an advertiser offering a plan to remove excess fat. The advertiser claimed results, but the tale suggests a scam. Neighbors mock the scheme and joke about selling Ewing’s Best ice cream, as F. A. Ewing’s mules are reportedly in commission again. Both phones.
A fragmented ad page touts Westinghouse as the preferred buy for quality breeze while promoting gas mantles and orangeade. It mentions a burial for the son of Mr and Mrs John Wright at 236 Wins street with interment at Oak Hill cemetery and cites local merchants like Wiede mans and Abe Wolfson. The text also references slug control with Raymonds slug shot.
The Brown boys face trials next Monday amid suspicions of a leak in their arrest as inconsistent amounts seized earlier raise questions. Officers expect an open and shut case to close the operation and may link Aunt Jane Williams to the venture through a loan. Bilila Williamson reports. First of the season fresh crushed strawberries offered in sundaes at Wiedemann's.
City roaneil delays sewer for Pinckney school before fall reopening. School condition long neglected and unsanitary. repairs are necessary and inexpensive. Mrs. William Hinman Shelley, a University of Music graduate, will teach piano in Lawrence on Mondays and Thursdays at 1125 Vermont St. Call Bell 1163.
The passage critiques hog production and distribution in Kansas. It argues that hogs are raised on Kansas prairies, shipped to Kansas City for packing, cured, and sold back to Kansas consumers at fixed prices by a hog trust. Freight follows the live hog to Kansas City and the cured product back. The author questions Kansas acceptance of this system as hog trust robbery.
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