Kansas Fair to Night Weather Outlook
Chicago May 11 reports Kansas forecast with fair to night conditions, possible Wednesday showers and a cooler air mass expected.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1909
Page
4
Chicago May 11 reports Kansas forecast with fair to night conditions, possible Wednesday showers and a cooler air mass expected.
An amalgam of classified ad copy describes car listings at National Auto Exchange with manager Q M Thornton, home phone 6832, Lawrence Kansas. It promotes Mrs Prentiss Home Store advertising wallpaper and a 919 Mass Street address. Also notes sales of used Oliver No 5 typewriter and Remington No 6, plus Boughton’s and Merchants’ lunch at Mass Street locations.
Minneapolis visitor endorses Lawrence, calling it historic yet thriving. Obituary notes Mrs. Jane Van Voorhis, 76, died of pneumonia. funeral tomorrow at home with Baptist pastor, interment Oak Hill. Various local notices detail residents, real estate offerings, examinations, and civic events.
A bulletin lists numerous residents and visitors moving between Lecompton Topeka and nearby towns. Names include William Nuffer, Dr Elizabeth Laslett, C Mays, Mrs Fred Morris, Park Hetzel, Rosa Bond, Julius Ecke, Mrs George Barker, Oscar Miles, Miss Emma Christensen, Mrs E Greer and daughter, the Gaylord My ers duo, Miss Bess Newlin, Eugene Carter, Will Griesa Newton Campbell Grace Hearst, Mrs C G Foster Miss Lillian Foster, and others. Movements to Kansas City Ottawa Hutchinson Fort Scott Excelsior Springs and Wichita accompany dental, G A R encampment, and social events. Advertisements note typewriter supplies, fountain pens, and baseball gear for sale.
The Lawrence G. A. R. and allied auxiliary groups travel by train to Ottawa for the state encampment. Officials report expected record attendance with extra coaches added to accommodate members and supporters. Local merchants advertise assorted goods and treats during the event period.
The Nickle Theater stage in Lawrence presents a rare show described as the theater’s most ambitious production yet. Audiences are urged to see and hear the performance, with emphasis on a notable local arts moment.
Chicago mourns four year old Paul Mau rice Montfort known as the most Photographed boy in America. His father A W Montfort is a photographer who used his son as a model for national ads. The child’s image appeared on streetcars, magazines and billboards.
A cluster of short ads and notices: pocketbook and handkerchief lost on Mass Street. various items for sale or rent including 4 rooms on Indiana Street. wheat land for sale or exchange for Lawrence property. folding bed and secondhand furniture. household goods. a store room for rent in New York and Quincy streets. plus a humorous clipping on why women exit streetcars and a call for sewing girls at 1020 Vermont Street.
Kansas City markets report wheat and corn futures with May and July quotes, cash and delivery options, and animal product bids. Chicago figures mirror May wheat and corn, plus pork, lard and cattle data. Endora township assessor Charles Gabriel reports higher valuations. local notices note thanks, sprayers, sugar, a residence move, and community events.
A Lawrence Humane Society meeting last night focused on installing a drinking fountain in the city. The proposal aims to provide a place for people and animals to drink, with emphasis on a fountain for dogs, a worthy cause to be fostered.
An open faced bold watch engraved with the initials C. F. H. was lost on Saturday. A reward is offered. Please leave it at the Journal office.
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