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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1905
Page
4
An advertisement proclaims a full line of wallpaper, with best grades and prices. It promises quick, neat, and efficient work by a large force of skilled workers so customers need not wait.
Lawrence Republicans staged a city officers primary while Democrats moved in to act, sparking a heated, townwide ruckus. The Baldwin Ledger notes the clash stirred the old town but leaves the true purpose unclear.
Leo F. Clark announces sale of his extract business to Lawrence and Mr. Ka Yewdall. Clark notes Yewdall will continue manufacturing Clark's flavors using the same formulas and quality. He urges former customers and others to patronize the new proprietor, praising Yewdall as a desirable business partner.
Prof Skilton previews operas for Kansas City next week at Fras er hall with focus on Parsifal. Complimentary to Ladies Music club. Admission 25 cents for others. Local notices include textiles, embroidery, and new designs, plus housing rental and coal delivery.
Registration books closed last night at 10 o'clock with a rush. Filing Independent nominations ended with none filed. candidates to vote on in the Republican primaries Monday. Registration totals by ward listed. Also includes notices of local theater, store ad, fertilizer ad, ice cream, lawn products, and various small items.
GEO A FLORY Real Estate and Loans offers property sales and rentals with loan facilities in the city. Bulbs and plants are advertised at F Hartledes Co with a catalog available at 10 Massachusetts Street. Lenny will preach at First Methodist church tomorrow morning on The Key to Spiritual Knowledges and at night on Feeding the Five Thousand. Lawrence sportsmen are duck hunting this week with parties planning to stay through Sunday.
In the Ure Merchante Athletic bowling tournament opening at the alleys Berger and Kahne squared off. Berger totaled 2402 pins led by Karteldes Sr with 53 percent. Kahne finished with 245 pins and Kahne himself the high scorer at 61 pins.
For sale on south Massachusetts street a two story frame house in good condition with 126 feet front by 250 feet deep and a large yard. Immediate cash offer at 4500. Apply to T Sinclair. The Impression that Prevails. A branch of the Hammer and Padlock club started evidence.
The Lawrence Camera club meets Monday evening at Perk in a venue. Frank Fr, a non member, will present years of practical camera work experience on stereoscopic photography. The session starts at a specified time with members invited to gain expert insight.
An advertisement touts white mercerized waist patterns with 345 yard lengths priced up to 66c per yard. It lists silks and dress goods including Panama suitings Mohair Brilliantine Rain Proof Cravenette and various black and chiffon fabrics with wide price ranges, highlighting fashion trends and bargains for the evening.
The annual T. college fraternity party was held in F. A. a hall with an imported orchestra, about sixty attendees, and green booklets for dancing. Out of town guests included Miss Grace King, Miss Ruth Hayden of Holton, Messrs Ralph Nelson, Fred Seldon, Joe Dyer, Bert Voth, Marvin Creaver of Kansas City, and Miss Emma Herg visited from Kansas City. An engagement announced: Miss Itzabeh Stork of Dorchester, Mass., to Dr Morton Snow of Chicago. Other social notes include visits, dinners, and plans for Founder Day dinner at the Mera II sorority house.
Arthur Molmes of Ann Arbor arrives to conduct revived services at the First Christian Church Legianine tomorrow. Dr Holmes will occupy the pulpit with morning subject Faith and evening message We would see Jesus. Special week of work and ongoing services planned with many members attending the talks at Professor Payne’s residence last night. The paper also notes new magazine features and stories, plus a weather update predicting colder conditions tomorrow.
A listed program for an upcoming Presbyterian church concert includes Gregan Largo Mandal string ensemble and various vocal solos and quartets. Performers include Mrs Lyons, Coombs, and Miss Knight with pieces such as Behold there Shall be a fay and Remember Now Thy Creator. Also noted is a line about city administration appointments.
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