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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1914
Page
8
A fragmented early 20th century ad page touts Kodak film for vibrant color in photography and urges readers to visit Woodward's for cameras. It mentions silverware, kerosene, and farm supplies from North Lawrence Elevator, with promotional lines about leisure, photos, and domestic goods.
St Marys Hawkers Cane back yesterday to top Catholics with Sommers contributing key hits as errors and timely plays shaped a close game. Pitching and fielding miscues by both sides produced runs, while Rosier and McEwen provided offense in late innings to secure the visitors a win in a tense regional clash.
A small observatory tower atop a cliff offers telescope views across the canyon. It includes a library and reading room with books and pictures, plus an outside stairway to a ledge four thousand feet above the river for visitors. Nearby shops advertise goods and crafts.
In St Louis Maya, a canterenve reed was eile and others sp peededed by the quattication hears yesterday aftertivan Coether trials in Tie big track meet at thet Missoni Valley Confereued sat Prameis Wyete here tis morning. Cow continue to the 40 yard ish. uetalinted the distines ino tity sefanmds thither quaddy, the srevard mute soue time digo by Stakey Drakes. With weather conditions favorable out the track in aslast cendition ans Wis tedayy Lie cogehos aire predict ing the fall of thee old evant, Cow Ina Won the event without extend ihe himself. The aithiles, fro Leland Stanford wore first it six or ite heats and roe TUTORS Trak rst infants mats, fr the Tverd dash tamer: vow, alledes look Yerward da hye: Ingool the reer when Baranvik and Knight of Chiesa, Meese? oot Nebris 'Chine, af Colorade, gad leReve af Shntord yet seine, Carl Giine, Coloride's star, who had won'a think in the 220 hiedles aid a geen place in the event, collapsed in tine 44. and it wis some time before he was revived, us, trainers, however said he cau start Lurhorrow, Our pineapyptie is underam the fruit. Witabankin's, Furnaces, furnce repairing and all kinds of tin work promptly done, O'Brien & Coz
Nebula to Abraham story shown free at Bowersock Theatre with two parts. First part begins Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. The second part follows at 8:00 p.m. featuring the drama and its films.
Santa Fe arrives with plans for a new lookout at the Grand Canyon of Arizona built under the roads policy to promote tourism and provide a vantage point for visitors. The announcement notes the project aims to enhance viewing and accessibility for travelers.
Williamstown reports passengers and travelers with Ben- Kyl in Oskatoosa on Monday. Mollie Mulvihill and Kumkel visited Lawrence on business. Gobn Movin' af Lawrence spends a few days on his farm near here. Mr and Mrs Quick Leeman ill with pneumonia fever. Thomas Mulvihilk in Lawrence on business. Mr and Mrs Marshall at Ostkea Visited Daughter in Lawrence. May visited son in Onaga last week. Iseman was passenger to Taiwreie Tuesday. Nelson Hain of Tapidea spent Sunday here with local authorities.
A fragmentary news update lists residents visiting and traveling between Lawrence and nearby areas. Names include Flora and Wesley Flory, Mrs. Tra Flory, Amos Wrightsr, Abe Wloty, and Dan Hershey. The text mentions church attendance, a German Baptist gathering in Indiana, road work along Markley and Porter Fond farms, and fishing on Washington Creek.
The Texas Wonder claims to dissolve gravel and cure diabetes, rheumatism, and all kidney and bladder irregularities in men and women, with bladder relief for children. Priced at $1 by mail, including a two months treatment on a small bottle. Dr. E W Hall testamonials advertised from St Louis Missouri. Sold by druggists.
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