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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1906
Page
4
The Wellsville Globe notes a deed was filed in this county with a consideration of 1 and, on the same day, a mortgage on the same property for 3,000,000. The entry highlights a substantial real estate transaction and lends weight to the property’s value.
Broadway Manufacturing Company failed to obtain any damages in a 919 500 suit against the city of Leavenworth Terminal Railway and Bridge Company and the Leavenworth and Topeka Railway. The case stemmed from a previous flood disaster and was one of the district court’s longest trials. A good roads meeting will be held at the courthouse in April as part of the Santa Fe movement.
The store announces a removal sale on its stock of china with very low prices to prevent breakage. The offer runs until removal, expected around March 15th, highlighting extreme savings across the entire store.
Attendance and interest rise at Une revival meetings as Evangelist Schooley speaks on the Spirit’s personality. He cites Jesus teaching that the Spirit dwells in believers to work through them. Services listed for 7:30 this evening and 2:30 Wednesday afternoon. People’s Meat Market advertises low prices at 3 West Warren Street.
Gas stove incident mentioned with natural gas ranges excelling by new Jewell range. award of first premium at St. Louis exposition. local provider Liberty Natural Gas Supply House advertises gas fittings and stock. Store promotes rugs, silverware, clocks, curtains, blankets, wringers, watches, coats, furs, and musical instruments with relaxed payment terms.
City Clerk warns poll books for Lawrence will open 1 am to 10 pm through March 23 2006 then close until after general election on April 5 2006. Mayor proclaims city and ward election April 3 with votes for two members of the board of education and one councilman per ward. Polls hours 9 am to 7 pm at designated ward locations. Attest.
A local shop announces a new storefront and invites patrons to inspect its spring stock of suits hats shoes and furnishings, promising good values to offset the initial appearance.
Republican primaries underway with weak turnout as three wards host races. In Ward 1 B W McFarlane faces E N Kohne, Ward 2 pits W E Listen against Ib Dyche, and Ward 3 features a three way fight among John Newlin Willie Johns and J Galbraith. Profess or Migging and General Satcalt poised to win school board seats with little opposition. E C Bussing funeral director and embalmer listed. Olmsted's Pharmacy and Shelly Photographer named with Massachuetts street addresses.
The University of Kansas will team with its medical school to start a 12 month training course for masseurs and other therapists at Rosedale, open to both sexes with small fees. Dr Sandzen will manage the branch, and nurses may join as part of their training. Dr Hexte says the program will fill a long felt need for doctors and nurses alike.
Mrs Theo Poehler offered 590 cash to sustain a German bibliothèque memorial gift but withdrew after brutal criticism from F M Bennett, a library board member. The Poehler family condemns the insult and calls for Bennett’s resignation as the board faces reputational damage. The episode follows a memorial gift of 40 German volumes and a tablet in memory of Theodore Poehler.
Dr Lenig was assigned to the first church for the year at the request of his congregation. He has done good work and the church has grown. The March magazines are available at Solth's News Depot. An annual stockholders meeting of the Griffin Ies Co. is set for March 27 at 12 West Winthrop Street to elect officers.
Growers fear damage to peach and plum buds after a warm spell swelled buds toward bloom. Sunday night frost and another below freezing last night raise anxiety about injury to trees. Snowy conditions today feel like January. Money to loan on farm and city property with low interest rates. Morrison Lem on 744 Mass St.
The Festival chorus meets in Fraternal Ald hall tonight at 3 o clock for rehearsal with a record membership. The University orchestra will assist in practicing the opera, as the season expands with new members and performances.
City accepts sealed bids until 9 30 p m April 2 for grading, corrugated paving, macadamizing and street work on Lee Street and intersecting streets in Lawrence Kansas ordinance 205. Earth work 4000 cu yds curb 5600 ft macadam 10 400 sq yds bid bond 6300 payable to city clerk. City may reject all bids. F D Krooka
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