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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1909
Page
4
Advertising pages show real estate listings for North Lawrence with prices from 1,000 to 4,200 and multiple houses, farms, and lots. Local services include abstracting, fire insurance, livery, transfer, and packing. Community notices report a revival meeting near Pilgrim Congregational and a funeral at Tongandsie, plus social club programs and a Viva Easter card offer.
A young man and woman walking on Louisiana Street were terrified by a stranger's menacing shout and wild threats. The frightened pair sought help and considered possible steps for safety as police were not immediately reachable. The confusion mentions a Bishop's event at the University club scheduled for March 23 and 30.
In a city meeting on a Saturday the sanitary society centered on Dr Crumbine as the principal figure. A paper by Prof O P Baius of Topeka discussed old books and early theories. The evening session covered the pure food laws with Prof Pale Sayre Bains and chemist Drown from Swift's, detailing preservatives and package duties.
In a grim event three horses perished amid rough seas near the coast. Local observers reported rescue attempts and murky conditions as the horses were swept away by the waves. Authorities cautioned fishermen to stay clear of the treacherous waters reported near the inlet.
A chaotic scene at a local school ends with Mrs Hadley arrested and a child injured after an incident involving a teacher and an off‑duty observer. Reports say the pupil tore at someone, the teacher tried to restrain, and the subsequent handling led to Mrs Hadley being taken into custody. Details remain unclear as investigators review the case.
A brief notice advertises shirt waists available in white or colored fabrics at a $125 price point, highlighting quality. The snippet implies a retail listing or catalog item from a historical paper.
A D Weavers in Hutchinson report Arthur or Hippy Patterson, a young mulatto, is wanted in Lawrence for killing a man there on Wednesday. Patterson has eluded officers since the shooting. Reformatory officials J A Cady and J W Kirkpatrick sent out pictures at Lawrence's request to locate him. Patterson, once in the Hutchinson Reformatory for years after being brought from Ottawa for a shooting incident, had not caused major trouble there. He was released to finish a maximum sentence but discharged in August 1906. his home is Ottawa and his wife resides there.
The body of Mrs QU KE Karnes who died last week in Clariva Pa arrived here late last evening. The funeral will be held at 11 o clock tomorrow morning at the Lutheran church. Mrs Haney is sick at 368 Walnut street North Lawrence.
Fragmentary text lists prices and names with odd capitalized terms Stroming likely a shopping snippet. No clear event dates places or organizations to anchor a full card summary.
A mass meeting was held at Judge Menger's office to mobilize GOP efforts in Lawrence. Democrats claim the campaign favors the hopefuls, while Republicans assert they are waking up and plan busy days for voter registration. Local notes mention vernal seasonal remarks and various small ads.
Local shoppers are urged to consider Queen Quality Shoes for Easter Sunday wear. The note highlights Mrs. Perry of Linwood and Miss Heath of Clinton visiting relatives, with multiple trips mentioned between Kansas and Missouri towns. The piece catalogs several residents traveling or visiting over the weekend and ends by recommending stylish footwear for the holiday.
Lawrence faces a heated contest with street railway promoters as editorials urge action to curb franchise terms. The piece cites Kansas City Kansas history, calls for fair revenue shares, and notes local residents and officials pressed to interview the council amid a critical moment for the city’s public works. It also records local obituaries and personal notices including deaths of Charles E. Morrow in Colorado and a one year old infant Geneva Sommers in Eudora.
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