21 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1907
Page
1
Fragmentary report mentions wind velocity and rain, with unclear measurements and scattered names. Readable items include a reference to humidity and a thermometer, but specifics are missing. No clear event or location is identifiable.
The item describes Keister Dressmaking School and tailor services including gowns and coats, with mentions of Satin skin cream and Satiny powder. It notes locations on New Hampshire Avenue and references to drafts, promotions, and other local shops like Smith's News Depot and Briar pipe listings.
A weathered local page notes Bismark Grove and Midland appear on the new railroad map, but neither has yet taken steps toward incorporation. Various small notices advertise goods and services around Mass Street, including cigars, post cards, tea, ice cream, and piano tuning.
The city argues in a supreme court brief that Lawrence gave 40 acres to the state and paid 90 500 for a building, so no further bond payments are due. It claims state contracts and equal taxation provisions were violated and that the case should affirm the lower court. The city contends a full settlement absolves defendants from liability.
The city clerk's office reports heavy voter registration as the upcoming city election nears. Women show strong interest in the new manual training school proposal and participate actively.
Wood ward & Co sells Cutler Best Liquid Paint with an unequivocal guarantee on the label detailing its composition. The ad contrasts Bluster’s one time sale with merit keeping a brand selling year after year.
The Journal notes an official bond election for a new building with registration closing tomorrow. It urges Lawrence residents to register to vote on Tuesday April 2, emphasizing the need to support school facilities and manual training for local children and the town’s future.
The notice outlines a May 1 effective date for a new ban k law and sale of sleaze benks at stations in Kaz It describes a 2000 nile koo issue priced at 250 with refunds for unused tickets and a two thirds used threshold. A housing event reports Mr and Mrs AL HL Lathrop birth and a Kansas Oklahoma debate is announced for March 22 at University Chapel with Easter novelties on display at Boughtons 1025 Mass St.
Catalog style ad lists Easter novelties, Plymouth Rock roosters and eggs, garden seeds, fruit at Mrs Prentice's Home Store 1105 Mass St. Offers include a $1 Razor and other items with limited details.
President Ripley announces retrenchment at Santa Fe to cut expenditures as rate cuts and railroad agitation spook investors. A Lawrence branch rumor says a passenger van may be annulled with a Barkington branch shuttle replacing it, routing one daily round trip and moving freight the Lawrence line later. Baldwin residents watch the tale, awaiting action from the state railroad board.
Frank Selmeck remains jailed in Centropolis amid suspicions of involvement in the death of his wife and child. Officials emphasize ongoing efforts as investigators pursue answers in the troubling case.
Residents dispute removing old lamp posts on Gaeh Street amid efforts to clear waste and widen streets. The city argues replacements will open spaces for new housing while critics fear loss of heritage and increased disruption for pedestrians.
A new information filing ties Ed Stuart to the Weld case and judge Jovse will hear the matter with Mispeedini Lewrhies present on Saturday.
A fragment reports a Kansas City theft involving a WT Uond team member facing charges after a late night incident. A requisition from Kansas was mentioned as the case moves forward, with unclear details on individuals or outcomes.
Fragmentary notes identify a man as MacDonald or MacDonnell who has been held for sanity. A可nunknown father is mentioned. investigation is pending to confirm details.
The Salvation Army reports record relief during a harsh winter with over 300000 Christmas dinners served and thousands clothed or helped. Institutions ran at high pressure as demands surged, prompting a national appeal for contributions during Self Denial Week from April 14 to 21.
A partially readable OCR fragment mentions a protest or action involving a group and a pledge. It references a vehicle or pack and a crowd, with insufficient names or places to identify details. The text is garbled but suggests a public or community event with friction or planning.
An unclear report mentions Lawrence Vata and a local event with mixed details. The text references a May deadline and a trust in a forthcoming public note. Names and places are garbled, making precise facts difficult to confirm.
The document lists a large tract of land totaling 132 894 acres across multiple counties including Greeley Hamilton and Kearney with forest reserves and entries. It notes parcels in Barber Clark Manche Kiowa and others offered for cash sale and preemption with some lands open to homestead entry.
J W Hobberteen will respond to all calls day or night. Phones 107 at the old stand and 608 Mass. 81. Repairing shoes at Newby & Ware 911 Mass to save the price of new ones. A user of sweater Sanith's News Depot.
Mr. Tuckerman arrived in the city and led an enthusiastic rehearsal of church music at the Christian church last night. About fifty singers attended with a second rehearsal planned tonight as he urges a chorus of 100 voices.
Green led the Barteldes with 533 pins while Brown’s top bowler posted 480. Barteldes finished with 2,438 total pins to Brown’s 2,178.
A dealer showcases purses chains fobs bracelets waist sets combs and novelties as the newest offerings from manufacturers. The ad promotes 911 Mass money starts as low as 5 percent interest on farm and city property with optional payments and invites customers to visit Morrison Lem on 744 Measure street.
A domestic note states a husband rejected a pair of shoes and a nearby party offers to make them usable by bringing them in for fitting. The concise line suggests a practical solution to a clothing mishap.
The notice outlines white path Ice and embroidery in gingham fabrics with neat handmade effects. It features a splash of dresses priced up to $6 with petticoats for small children through years old, plus tower and shorts garments with petti coats up to $5.00.
In August and September about 125000 acres of homestead land were filed, and in October around 124000 to 150000 acres more were filed, reflecting a large demand for homestead lands.
A Kansas law prohibits carnival, circus, parade, ball game, horse racing, or other sporting entertainments on Memorial Day May 30. Cities may not authorize or permit these events. Violators face misdemeanor conviction and fines from 500 to 5000 dollars per offense.
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