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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1907
Page
4
Chicago May 29. Forecast calls for show ers tonight and Thursday with warmer temperatures. East winds pick up Thursday as a warm front approaches.
Round trip price one dollar five cents with a special train leaving Santa Fe depot at 9 a m and returning from Topeka at 10 p m. Home Store at 1105 Massachusetts street offers nasturtium pansy plants and bulbs for sale. Gustafson stays busy as his straightforward methods and quick sale policy prove popular with the people.
In town, several jewelers offer graduation presents but Gustafsons Jewelers stands out as the notable single place to shop for such gifts. Local merchants market selections and prices, with Gustafsons highlighted as the go to destination for grads.
If you want money on your Property why not sell the Atlas Jointed fishing rods priced special. Get yours now at Smith's News Depot Alaska Refrigerators Herrick Enamel Opal lined Direct Action Gas Ranges EOKE'S ECONOMY STORE All kinds of money to loan on improved farm property Hosford Investment Co
Sarah Carruthers osteopath listed at 932 New Hampshire Street. Why Not Have your wall paper cleaned call J Falley Bell at 1390 home 233. Squires 925 Mass St offers portraits. Olive oil claims pure and sweet in bottles or bulk. Straffen's Drug Store features vanilla, chocolate, pineapple, and cherry ice cream at Wiedemann's.
Geo. Dick and Edgar Sheen arrive from St. Joe while Joe Lowman visits from Baltimore. Kansas City hosts numerous trips and visits. Dr. J. E. Peairs returns, and Prof. Hodder hosts seniors. Local clubs host banquets, picnics, and receptions as Lawrence residents mingle with guests from Osawatomie, New Bedford, Sacramento, Vinland, and Spokane.
The Clark firm unveils versatile cement posts that can be shaped in multiple forms. The durable components are aimed at popular adoption for various uses. Early makers of such posts anticipate strong consumer interest and practical applications.
Residents report a quiet day in Lantavre with no sites or events planned. The town plans to close all public and private businesses tomorrow as enforcement of the recent state law appears not to be needed locally.
The damaged text notes a University girl discussing a potential engagement with seeming enthusiasm. Other items mention county jail inmates awaiting sentence, a man returning to jail after choosing penitentiary terms, and various local ads at 1016 Mass. St. with pricing and notices for home purchases, magazines, poultry, and eggs.
Farmers urged to borrow from Hosford Investment Co to fund improvements and equipment purchases. E Seidel promotes No 1 meats and Baby Ribbon Cigars. Miss Raymond offers vocal lessons after June 1 at 746 Mississippi street. Gustafson’s supplies graduation gifts. Robertson Undertaking Co. provides funeral services and private ambulance from 808 Massachusetts. Wagstaff Grocer advertises automobiles with EATWHEAT and TOSTADO and offers a booklet.
The Kansas City Journal reports sharp rebuke of university graft connected to the annuals and book sales. Readers decry the 75 cent price, accusing officials of dishonesty, and senior students are bystander victims of the controversy. The stockyard market news follows, detailing cattle, hog, and sheep prices amid inspection disputes and shifting demand across buyers and packers.
Mrs Ed Stuart awaiting trial for perjury was arrested last night and returned to Ottawa to answer subornation to perjury charges. The case stems from the local perjury matter involving Ed Stuart and Frank Schneck who were also arrested on hog theft charges. Stuart reportedly planned the act at her Ottawa home and had been closely watched for her alibi in the Centropelis murder case.
An examination for rural carriers will be held at the post office on June 22. Applications must be filed with the department in Washington by June 12. Full particulars are available at the post office.
The city, state, and mayor urge observing May 30th as Decoration Day with open tribute to heroes, suspend secular business, and promote civic participation. The Lawrence Commercial Club asks residents to decorate homes and businesses with flags and university colors for June 3rd to 5th in honor of University of Kansas commencement, inviting visitors to enjoy a festive City of the State of Kansas.
The 8th grade at Central school will stage a track meet Saturday afternoon on the Y M C A athletic field. Local businesses advertise papers, loans, real estate investments, packing services, and new campus pictures at nearby stores.
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