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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1906
Page
4
Lute Eddy lies gravely ill after flood waters. Joe Eddy travels to stay by his brother. A March 9, 1906 W.O.W. camp entertainment aims to boost member involvement and support for camp survival as membership grows from 29 to about 100.
Lamar Colorado reports the death of Late Eddy after a long illness. The body will be shipped for burial and the funeral is set for Monday at 2 PM. Other items note Fresh Catfish at Central Hotel meat market, Hoth phones, and local business ads.
Historical notice of Twilight Graham Flour production in Lawrence using old burr mill methods now revived with a roller process. Claims of superior purity and wholesomeness, with advertising notes and local market mentions. Also mentions lectures, gas ranges, and assorted goods from local merchants.
The Besks presented a Poehler gift accepted by the library board yesterday after a note from Mrs. Poehler and remarks by Mig Alma Poshlar. The board adopted formal resolutions of thanks, and several local notices follow about shops, employment for women, and community events.
Frash fish offered every Friday at the White Meat Market located on Juli Massachusetts Street. Sells to phone orders with Bell phone 308 and home phone 2tit for prompt responses.
Local society brief lists many residents and visitors in Kansas City and nearby towns. Individuals such as E G Vickery W Smith George Leonard and Kate Boyles are noted visiting or in town for gatherings, dances, or contests. Various residents travel to Ottawa Topeka Alliston and Cincinnati.
The article explains moisture in gas stacks is due to condensation from hot combustion gases meeting cold air. It advises keeping the damper open to ensure proper draft, except in windy conditions. It notes related local notices on individuals and businesses amid broader Lawrence, Kansas area references.
The association bowling alleys were completed by W H Totlea with the first game set for tomorrow night led by Hugh Blair who supplied balls and pins. Opening ceremony at 7 30 pm Saturday with Milo Sherman in charge. Only senior members may play under city ordinance forbidding under 18 participation. Twenty five cents buys six games. Odds and ends sale offered at 25 cents per week for three lines.
A young woman was assaulted on a main street in the town and the community demanded severe punishment to deter such crimes. The paper urged law and order, warning that inaction could invite terror until authorities protect citizens. Also notes on Mr. W C Brown resuming work at the Pantatorium and a theatre pitch for Mr. Walker Whiteside presenting Heart and Sword in the city tonight.
Cut flowers and plants including Chelce roses carnations violets and raparagus ferns arriving this week at ten cents each. The New York Flower Store No 6 East Heary Street advertises low prices and an absolute guarantee with fountain pen sales at Smithw News Depot. Dr Snyder's Remedial Soap is sold at Mra Prentiss Home Store along with March magazines at Smith's News Depot. Phone 53 for prices on all kinds of oo.
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