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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
2
The ad lists Vanilla fee Cream Chocolate Tee Cream Strawberry lee Crean Peach Tee Crean and Haspberry lee with Orange Tea. It notes Dr Reding away until early July visiting eastern points and new Post Card views at McCullough’s Drug Store. Also promotes Rexall Shampoo at 25 cents and Renal or Diabetic Remedies at Raymond’s Drug Store.
The Kansas Executive campaign gains momentum after a two hour Parsons tabernacle speech. A 1500 strong crowd at the Elks hall supper and a 330 vote Labette County edge bolster support, with Wagstaff home county in Independence upcoming and Cherryvale already visited.
One of the town’s best known physicians, Dr. F. J. Morse, fell ill with a badly infected hand. Reports say he is now improving and has a good chance of recovery. Ross Brodhead brought wheat from his Russell County property to the Journal office. harvesting will begin on Monday.
The fire department was called to North Lawrence last night for a false alarm. The Ladies of the Eastern Star plan a convulsion entertainment on June 24 at Masonic Hall Clifton. T. Matt moves today to 236 Louisiana Street. Card of Thanks from the family of Dee Mewililiams extends gratitude to lodges and others who assisted after their father’s passing. Dent warns: have your picture taken now at 1085 Mass. It.
Prof David McFarland resigns from the University of Kansas faculty to take a chemistry position at another university in Illinois. He is a KU graduate with a Yale PhD, and his departure leaves a noted void without an announced successor.
Sunday evening sermons at the First Baptist Church feature brief services led by the pastor with talks titled The Door Bell The School Bell The Fire Bell The Street Car Bell The Phone Bell and The Church Bell. A 20 member men's chorus will perform soul ring songs and invite friends.
Local classified items list training ads for auto and barber trades, clerical government jobs, lost wallet, horses for sale, washing service, rental listings, and a stock crushing plan sale. A narrative fragment about train wrecks and a curious dialogue appears at the end.
Streetcar schedule lists departures from Santa Fe Depot Henry Street and Indiana Street Car lines with hourly and minute timings. Last connections at Lenry Mass St 10 40 PM, Saturday 11 10 PM. Timetable subject to change. All around the loop for a nickel.
Schedule fragment lists times and routes for Tennessee Ontario and University Cars with multiple minute marks and street references. The readable items include departures near Henry and Mass streets with times around 730 BP and 10350 ML.
A persuasive note urges readers to regularly scan Help Wanted and Business Opportunities in The Journal. It argues current position does not excuse skipping ads and promises benefits from watching buyers and sellers in the Market Place of the Munnimakers, even if nothing is immediately bought or sold.
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