Distilled Water Needed for Human Machine and Nach
A brief public notice states a demand for pure water including distilled water. The contact shows a phone number 198 for arranging supply or inquiries.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1919
Page
9
A brief public notice states a demand for pure water including distilled water. The contact shows a phone number 198 for arranging supply or inquiries.
Mrs. E E Pence of Pleasanton visits friends in Lawrence. Miss Ruth Baker of Robinson arrives this evening to visit Miss May Draper.
Kansas City faces a July 1 dry spell with beer supplies uncertain. Saloons will reopen July 1 for milder drinks and near beers as the Army peace act implications loom. Officials warn breweries may be prosecuted for higher alcohol content after Monday night. Private “museums” sell off stock and bars prepare last orders before enforcement.
A business observer notes circuses do not need watches as music cues guide the crowd through each act. The Hagenbeck Wallace and Carl Hagen combined circus tours promote performances at 2 and 8 p.m. with doors opening an hour early. Samuel G. Clarke returns from overseas and offers tailored clothing from his home at 916 Conn. J. Phone 1785 White.
Jeff Smith arrives from New Jersey to train for July Fourth bout with Mike Gibbons in Kansas City. A ten round bout could set Smith to face middleweight champion Mike O'Dowd. Tommy Dixon accompanies Smith and competes in the fifth carnival. Local sport followers expect the winner to challenge O'Dowd.
City of Lawrence Kansas enacts ordinance restricting automobile crossing at railway tracks after flag signals with penalties up to one hundred dollars. Also adopts amendments on licensing for moving pictures venues and street shows with fixed fees and effective ten days after publication.
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