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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1903
Page
3
Mrs. T Bose and Miss Madga Boer are both ill at their home in West Lawreece, while the Western Unicon telegraph company announces its new quarters as essentially established.
A new stock arrived at the Alles store on Mass Street, supplying Red Cross Pharmacy at 71x Mass. Street with medications. The exact items and quantities were not specified.
Raguel Zharpe Caer Argos born Nav 22, looms in Hoover province, moved to America landing New York 18g0. He worked as a cabinet maker in Chicago and Cincinnati, married Mus fonnos na Fractlin in Nov 183s, helped lay out Eudora in 1857, served in Co E Rath Kapsay Klapiy, earned corporal rank, active in education boards and township civic roles, longtime member of G A K post Na 933, later mentioned estate and realty listings by Powell & Co with farms and city property.
This item lists misread names and odd phrases but centers on Lawrence and trade in Topeka Leavenworth and Kansas City with promises of low prices. It mentions wallpaper stock at Wolf's Book Stores and affordable telephone service plans. The piece also references Merchants Loan and Savings Bank's strong showing and a city street cleaning effort following a rain.
A long stream of visitors and departures marks Lawrence society pages with residents and guests moving between Leavenworth Kansas City and Oklahoma. Notables include Charley Plam Charing Cade Miss Greason Higdon and many more as dances clubs and church groups host events and visits across the region.
John McFarlane aged 68 died last night at 13 oclock at his home 246 Alabama Avenue of stomach cancer. He and wife Mrs. McFarlane were longtime respected residents and leave a husband and children Albert and McFarlans of McFarlane Cross. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock from the North Alabama Street residence. Close to fighting. Phillip Elliott reports revolutionary fighting near the Honduras plantation in Puerto Cortes. Native workers drafted. Elliott expects women to be taken to British Honduras but plans to stay at the plantation.
A sudden wind change around noon brought thunder, hail, and rain lasting into evening. Temperatures dropped in the morning as a blizzard‑like storm loomed for the region, uprooting trees and damaging a windmill and outbuildings. a gusty event caused scattered property damage downtown.
A report outlines a gift by Mr. Carne to fund a Carnegie library at a fixed annual amount with the city owning the property after establishment and pledging support. Additional items note university donations, voter registration slowdowns, local goods for sale, church events, and various notices across Lawrence.
Special Consul Agante and three agents of the cenags bureau conduct work at the county clerk’s office and city matters. Reports mention efforts to obtain formation about Lawrence city and related events including a basketball game, city elections, park improvements, and local notices.
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