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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
4
Weather report from Kansis. neler int generally air f portion: WEATHER REPORT. Daily weather report furbisued the Jour uit hy Jor bk 1 paar.
Local ads promote dressmaking and property listings by Hosford Investment Co and others. They tout gas mantles, pipes, and novelties at West and Smith's News Depot. Listing services promise cash for property in exchange for listing with them.
The Lawrence city schools opened March 31, 1857 marking a fifty year milestone. Early days saw opening week in a borrowed space near the Unitarian church site with Mr Edwards guiding the effort as the town cooperated amid unsettled times. The piece notes evolving educational care and local commerce promoting a broader cultural scene.
An ad highlights Schulz tailor offering well fitting garments for bet days. Separate notices advertise farm and city property loans at interest as low as 5 percent with optional payments. Morrison Lemson at 744 Mass Street invites visits. Piano tuning by Paul Luckan at 906 New Hampshire Street Bell Phone 1996.
Audiences at the Christian tabernacle in South Park filled for last night’s service, with a 7 45 start and 30 minute sermon by Evangelist Wilhite on Things Transitory and Eternal. Two people confessed, bringing total to twelve. a watchman now guards the building at night after the board failed to obtain fire insurance.
The art exhibition arriving from Kansas City today will be shown at the museum building in April. The pictures are carefully packed in large numbered cases to simplify loading and unloading. Only one case can be hauled per farm wagon, tied to prevent tipping from the back.
The regular meeting of the Unitarian Wingy Alliance is set for tomorrow afternoon at Bonelock parlors Bri? 1 das. Mrs. P L Bebning the tailor and M. Bennett will read a paper titled Religions of India followed by a social hour. Police cordiality extended. attendance requested.
Merchants' National Bank presents a healthy statement to the public as a sign of conservative banking. The era shows trusted names like Abe Wolfson and local shops promote goods from shoes to chocolates, seeds, and home products while services cut rates on telephone tolls.
A reader describes ongoing construction and crime reports in the town today. The note mentions Laurence street and a late season timeline, with Mr Gimmes and Mr Barbar traveling by train. District court attire decisions will be issued May 1 after sister advisory actions.
The contest board of the city council met last night to decide if the name of 8 S McCann could appear on the sixth ward councilman ticket. McCann was allowed to amend by deleting the word Republican and inserting Independent on some signatures and by adding addresses for some supporters.
The Music Club met at Mrs Olin Bell s home to study Lucia di Lammermoor this winter. About twenty guests attended with Mrs Benedict and Mes Banks and Miss Cooke accompanying. Cast listed includes Lord Henry Ashton Mrs Baldwin Laney Ashton Miss Kate Rivus Sir Edgar Navenswood Mrs Straffon Lord Arcur Bucklaw and a named chorus with several members. The club plans another meeting on April 3 with Mrs Hamnut.
The M C A announces a large Saturday evening feed at the Assembly building for the boys. The senior class orchestra will organize there and is actively participating in war work. Local leaders invite all eligible ATL boys to attend and join the ensemble.
Chancellor Frank Strong of the State University spoke at Washburn college praising intercollege support and urging students to become responsible citizens. Dr. Steiner will lecture tonight in Fraternal Aid hall as part of the Lyceum Lecture course.
The Willard W C T U will hold an evangelistic meeting and social at Mrs E E Woodward's home 1300 New Hampshire street Friday at 2 30 tea will be served All are welcome Mrs C A Porter Secretary Special services at the Lutheran church move to 7 30 PM to allow attendance at Dr Steiner's lecture in Fraternal Aid Hall
Dr. Nethercutt, the new minister, will arrive in the city tomorrow night with his ten year old daughter.
At the Marchants last evening Brown and Albach teams posted scores. Brown totaled 2 155 with Brown the top scorer at 465 while Albach finished with 2 292 led by Courtney at 510. The Berger and Battelden teams are scheduled to bowl tonight. Also advertised Violet plants at Luther's Greenhouse at 25 cents a dozen and vanilla and chocolate ice cream at a reduced price.
Lawrence Lodge No 50 held an officer installation for the ensuing year last night with Exalted Ruler Henry Weingartner leading the slate. Officers named include Leading Knight OWL Newby Loyal Knight Pauleur Leelee, and other posts with Secretary Clarence Valls Tiler and Stewards listed. An oat meeting is planned for next Friday with anticipated full attendance and entertainment for members.
Amusements notes describe a scene from the Ruth Craven play Her Fatal Error featuring Lois Metday and Bernadine eenupRLs in April. The article highlights dramatic confrontation and the audience reaction to the staging.
A frenzied finance social is planned with Methodist travel on Friday evening. Admission details are unclear but attendees are urged to arrive for the event.
Pi TG Alumnae announce a Sunday afternoon meeting at 3 o clock at the home of Mrs Frank Mess on Martel Gb Keathicks street. Attendees include Hattie Dyes Mother Goose Easter Brow Victures Phewers Niames and slid ers. Fresh and real at Rules Mass St.
A garbled OCR style item mentions Dr Roby and others, with random references to medical practice, church events, and a Sunday school. Readable fragments include names such as Verner White and Paul Person, plus stray mentions of Tulsa and Petter rivet. The piece lacks coherent narrative or clear dates.
Dusty goods advertised with Hearts and AL items priced at five cents each. Pichard Carvel and Loom fruits promoted at Wiedemann's Ice Cream shop.
Cant supply meat and vegetables to customers. urge early arrival to secure service. Mentions Four month mantle guarantee by L. F. Conklin at Maga Street. Also notes a pharmacist's whiskey permit hearing in Douglas County and Woodward & Co. business operations.
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