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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1903
Page
4
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A fragmentary report describes Union Pacific work and bids by Bart and Brinker officials, with talk of a pile driver and road construction. Chancellor Mirong at Kansas University is praised, and Kansas City ties are noted with renewed investments by Schidler as Eroent Ssigel visits.
Royal Doulton pitchers feature Hoadley style and arched handles. The note lists S and Sy as design references and advertising language for collector items.
Fragmented log of property transfers and loans showing multiple grantor and grantee pairs with addresses in Lawrence and nearby, including Edward Kavanaugh, Amanda M Mitchell, and Augustus Whip. Several parcels on Connecticut Street and nearby avenues are referenced with nominal sums and dates, plus scattered names of individuals in a roster-like portion.
An old Starkweather Shoe Co. advertisement touts low cut summer footwear in leather varieties and the latest styles. The copy blends product allure with nonsensical fragments, mentioning prices and a distribution of shoes suitable for the season.
A tremor rocked the area early morning causing structural damage across houses. Residents reported shaking, falling objects, and a cracking ceiling while authorities coordinated safety measures and utility responses. Local officials ordered safety inspections and advised residents to stay clear of damaged structures. Smith's depot noted the largest single line of sales in fountain pens as stores reopened.
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