Telephone Wiedeman for Pure Ice Cream
Indications mention calling Wiedeman for ice cream, listing both telephone numbers as a contact option.
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Wiedeman
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
4
Fragmented Weather Note with Incomplete Readings
A damaged OCR snippet shows partial meteorological data including humidity around 70 percent and a dry barometer reading, with unclear wind direction and velocity figures. It mentions cloudiness and a brain symbol, but essential values are illegible, yielding an unreadable weather record.
Large University district residence and city rentals
Hosford Investment lists modern 13 room east front residence in University district at 5500. Also 4,500 for a 4 room corner jot and 5,000 for a 9 room Lawrence home. Additional 4,000 9 room University unit, 3,450 for a new residence with reception hall and bath. Court of auxiliary services and local firms named with ads for household goods and local amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosford Investment Company
East Front
University District
Lawrence
Rapier players stage four act drama The Emigrant
The Rapier company presented The Emigrant in four acts with Gus Rapier as Chris and Jesse Lee Rapier as Lena. The performance drew praise for fresh specialties and high quality, rivaling the best local work. Tonight at the Airdome showcases special scenery with play at 8 30 admission one tenth?e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapier
Gus Rapier
Chris
Jesse Lee Rapier
Lena
Pete Baker
Airdome
Change in Program Shows Kansas Wheat Harvest Urgency
D W Blaine of Pratt KS told Kansas City officials the state needs 25 1000 men and 600 extra teams within a week to harvest about 2 25 million bushels of wheat in ten days. Wages range from 2 to 4 a day with free lodging and meals. The Kansas City free employment bureau will send workers daily as needed. A Pratt county railroad rate case decision is expected soon affecting shipments and savings of 5 000 000 to 8 000 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
D. W. Blaine
Pratt
Kans
Coates
Kansas City
W. Kt. C
G. AL Hy Wall
Free Employment Bureau
Kansas Wheat Growers
Blaine
Pratt County
We ll Show You Best Place to Board Your Horse
We claim the best boarding stable on East Warren Street opposite Place House. Visit Barry Bros for cider vinegar two for 35 cents and Phillips Fruit Farm fruit deals. Fresh marshmallows advertised at 200 per pound from Wiedemann’s. Telephone 1846.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Warren St
Place House
Barry Bros
Phillips Fruit Farm
Tel
Well Advertised Marriage Prank and 1907 School Property Sale
A man on a Baldwin train wore a large placard announcing his intent to marry, prompting surprise as he wandered town unaware. Also advertised are novelty mailings at Boyles and a sale notice from Lawrance Board of Education offering property on Kentucky Street with cash bids due July 1 1907 and removal by July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Board of Education
City of
Lawrance
Kentucky Street
George Innes
Special session at Post Hall for Tonganoxie comrades
Washington Post No 12 convenes a special session at Post Hall on Thursday June 27 at 1 pm to invite Tonganoxie comrades to join the post. A campfire follows and the W R C No 9 ladies will serve a dime tea. Comrades urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post No. 12
Post Hall
Tonganoxie
C. C. Collins
J. Churchill
State Keeps Securities In Treasury Dispute
Ahoke Pollok in Tod court holds that the securities of Tlinois Life Insurance in the Suite Treasury must stay there. The case stems from the Kansas Mutual Life Insurance dissolution and earlier plan to keep securities in the State Treasury to shield Kansas policy holders. State officers object to tax disputes, while insurers contend the trust should remain with the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahoke Pollok
Tod Court
Tlinois Life Insurance Company
Suite Treasury
Mines Lite Securities
Kansas Mutual Lite Insurance Company
Ibi
Kanas
Kansas
ATL
Avis Life
Lusin
Dream of Publication and Moses White's Funeral
A writer endures months of delays for his magazine article before a dream vision of publication returns with a note of thanks. The tale is punctuated by the obituary of Moses White who died yesterday afternoon with funeral services scheduled for two this afternoon at Maple Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses White
Maple Grove Cemetery
Thirty Three Automobiles
Officer Prentice investigated yesterday and found Lawrence owns thirty three registered automobiles. Taxes for 1906 and 1907 have been paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prentice
Lawrence
Alla Mistake Surfaces Alive After Mine Death Report
Frank Memic, once reported killed in a mine explosion a week ago, was seen alive on the street today. Eyewitnesses confirmed Memic appeared well and uninjured, contradicting earlier fatality notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Memic
Social notes and visits from Baldwin Kansas City and Topeka
A long list of people visiting Lawrence area residents and returning travelers. Many names from Baldwin Kansas City Topeka Salina and Nevada Mo are noted along with a few trips to Denver Salina and Cottonwood Falls. Social events include a Modern Lace club gathering a Miss Dick and Mr Wilson shower and a Plymouth church missionary meeting tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Skofstad
R. B. Broadhead
City
Bella Sinclair
Hubach
Kansas City
A. Herney
J .C. Jones
Meattie Greggs
Tif Felix
Topeka
T. Dixon
Mother
M. Goldberg
Julius Marks
F. Long
Clay Center
Mrs. Healey
Salina
Will Endacott
J. B. Russell
R. OE. Protseh
East Foreview
Thart
Clay Country
Dodds
Eugene Gallagher
Cottonwood Falls
Jackson
R. S
Anaconda
C. F. Radcliffe
T. E. Griesa
Jonell
Quincy
Baldwin
G. Gustafsen
Kansas
Walter Edmunds
Jonathan Akers
Denver
Elsie Hoskins
Annie Peppard
Elza Bariehles
Adrianne Atkinson
Julia Calloway
Nancy January
Nevada
Markham
H. B. Ober
Lie
Lake
Julian Calloway
Annie Peppanil
Jane Adams
Ruth Hodgson
B. G. Gustafson
Modern Lace Club
New Hampshire Street
Mable Dick
James Wilson
F. M. McFarland
John Dolisi
Robert McFarland
O. N. Smith
Mr. Wilson
A. C. Wherry
Salt Lake City
Prof
Mrs. Smith
Kansas Colorado Case Prompts Debate Over Reclamation Act
The Kansas Colorado dispute over Arkansas River headwaters tests the reclamation act as a constitutional issue. Justice Brewer's views draw critics and supporters amid a broader clash with conservation policy, while a pending suit by Irrigation Land and Improvement Co. adds to looming congressional debate. A separate ad urges readers to inspect a light Go cart marketed by Robertson Furniture Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Kansas
Colorado
Arkansas
Reclamation Service
Justice Brewer
President Star
J Presidents
Irrigation Land and Improvement Company
Washington
Turner
Pacific Coast
Brewer
Kansas-Colorado
Voyt
Arkansas River
Song Recital For piano fund at Friends Church
A song recital to benefit the piano fund will be held at Friends Church at Quincy and Kentucky streets Thursday evening June 27 at 8 o clock directed by Prof Hubach. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 13 cents for children. The program features Lawrence singers Mrs W Simons Miss Kate May Lucy Riggs Gertrude Russ Kate Reynolds Hazel Leslie and Prof Hubach with Miss Maud Cooke at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piano Fund
Friends’ Church
Quincy
Kentucky Streets
Prof
Hubach
Lawrence
W. (. Simons
Kate
May
Lucy Riggs
Gertrude Russ
Kate Reynolds
Hazel Leslie
Maud Cooke
Knights & Ladies of Security meeting in I C C F Hall
Public notice invites attendees to a Knights & Ladies of Security gathering at I C C F Hall No 4 on Thursday night June 27 with Deputy J W Kimberling speaking on benefits and social aspects. A musical program follows at 8 30 p m and entry is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights & Ladies of Security
I. C. C. F. Hall
No. 4
J. W. Kimberling
ECKE'S ECONOMY STORE Offers Direct Action Hammocks and Chairs
Local ad promotes hammocks at all prices and styles, refrigerators as best made, and porch chairs to view. Ice cream flavors Vanilla strawberry chocolate and caramel nut and pineapple at F A Ewings with both phones listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiedemann's
F. A. Ewing
Bargain sale on West Mize St lot and local services
A Bargalo offers for sale a 5 foot front lot on West Mize Street south of Berkley with owner to sell before July 1st for 350 cash, present value 500. WH. T. Sinclair at 704 Mass. St advertises Robertson's goods and Schnitz tailor offers light weight summer suits upstairs at 911 Mass St. Foyer collapsible go carts also advertised with affordable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson Furniture Co
Mass
Mize, St
Berkley
WH. T. Sinclair
Lawrence
911 Mass
St. Upstairs
Schnlz
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Sea Island
Starkweathers
Robertson's ‘Furniture
Chicago
Baily
Weather Report
B.soow
Ees
Braln
Toch
Lawrence Steam Laundry
Martin Towel Supply Co
Robertson Undertaking Co
Massachusetts Street
Kirk
Robertson’s
Robertson Brothers
Dick's Drug Store
G. A. Hamman
M. D
W. R. Singleton
Indiana ST
Bell
Lawrence Kaneas
Jaedickes
L. F. Conklin
Wiedemann’s
Martin- Towel and Apron Supply Co
Pierson
C. J. Eriksen
Lawrence City
C. G. Hawk
William Hinman Shelley
Vermont St. Bel
Raymond
Mississippi Street
Jane
Bell Phone
Billis Williamson
Morrison & Lemon
Haymond’s
Eee
Squires Studio
Teddy
Boyles
Seal
R. Day
Sarah E. Garrothers
Taylor's Sample Shos
Price
A.d.weaver
Wielemann’s
Rebertson’s
Alice B. Leonard
Ohio Street
Jude
Vis
Titus
Bine Alem
Branes House
Bill and Sons
Hoadley's
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Sesson
Missionary Meeting
The
Women’s Missionary Society
Plymouth Church
Landin
Tennessee Street
Wiedemann
Beding
Honra
Walt’s Book
Bell Telephone
Mass. Street
Quality Clothiers
Fischess Bre
O. P. Barber & Son
Ecke
Bargalo
Robertson's
Foyer
Roberteen
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