02 Nov 1906
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1906
Page
1
An advertisement from a Colorado promoter invites buyers to secure land at low rates with small payments and seven year balance at zero percent interest, promising high crop yields and strong returns across crops like lettuce celery wheat oats and fruits. The text references legal counsel and a Finley agency, urging prompt contact for ground leases and opportunity.
Group two of the Kansas Bankers Association arrives November 15 for two days with about 120 bankers. W. P. Hazen presides. Qazan chairs group two. Paul lands secretary. Local committees prepare entertainment and a victory toast with a car ride for visitors. The program includes a MOC A gathering, a tavern, and talks by professors and local officials. The event is hosted under the Kansas City chapter with civic support and is expected to boost local activity and morale.
The Gritiunce Company plans increased plant capacity with new machinery to meet expected demand growth. The firm previously boosted output without price hikes and aims to sustain momentum amid a tightening market.
Fragmented OCR text details an accident mention and oblique notes about a jewelry store and a theater comedy The Lynan Twins new show The Restlars is described as highly commendable with strong performances amid space constraints The article includes garbled names and incomplete phrases implying a small-town newspaper brief.
Theefty cconel sits as a board of valuation Monday evenings. Complaints about streets appraised are to be made known. Streets include Warren to New Jersey, Heary to Mississippi, Hamock to Indians, Dresd avenue to Louisiana. Meeting at the Opera House next Saturday evening. Senate: Harrie will present the issues of the present campaign in his own fashion.
An ad lists apples including Scl Ben Davis at 02 par bushel and dye bushel lots, Crewing aprile at 30 cents per washal, Sweet tider 200 per gallop, two for 35s. Also menthol cough drops at Ray mond's 5e par box, Sure cure for conies and warts 15¢ per bottle by O. P. Harber & Son of 909 Mass Street. G H H bun ninger hack and ivery at 020-22 Massachusetts Street. Rubber tired rigs and two phones 253.
Black Seal cigars five cents each available with gas mantels burners globes and fixtures in varying styles and prices. L F Conkie lists 836 Massachusetts Street offering monthly payments at six percent.
A field correspondent reports no confirmed clash between Cheyennes and allied forces. Fort Keogh troops patrol the Tougie River valley between Hirney and Ashland, with no sighting of Cheyennes. Rumors of ranch disturbances are denied as unfounded.
A serloud fire broke out aboard the White Star steamer Haloe ig at Liverpool, damaging one hold containing cotton. Firemen battled the flames, the ship was placed under colors, and only the loaded hold sustained damage while arrival from New York cooled the blaze.
A colored character of the enathettous dired three shots at her lover. Cliftard Thornton, covered by New Hampshire and Winthrop streets, faced a preliminary hearing before Judge Rising teda and was bound over to the district court in the sum of five dollars.
Leonard Leopold, sought in the murder of actress Margaret Leslie, was captured yesterday. He admitted he was the suspect after police confronted him at a hotel, then hinted at disposing diamonds with Nicolas. A pawnshop incident and a train search toward Iowa followed before Leopold’s arrest in Chicago. New York, Nov 2 – W J Bryan wrote to Koskelyo’s borough president endorsing election candidate Elektras for governor. The letter, dated October 1, urged public support and suggested an outside speaker would help the effort.
Voters hear that large ballot boxes will hold all ballots with one box for Amendment No 1 and another for the general election, as ward polling places open from 6 to 8 pm. A major arrest follows, as Lonlon reports the Treasury loss remains under investigation and a suspect is taken into custody. Meanwhile county treasurer notes strong tax collections on opening day, signaling a potentially robust year.
Four members of the board testified before Magistrate Woitman in a case arising from petitions filed by the League. Voorhis said some petitions were loose and mutilated but examined witnesses showed care. The board rejected the petition of Franklyn Vdoby for Congress, and Voorhis urged a ten day exam window. Adjournment granted to Monday.
Mis J A Henley and others attended social events in Kansas City and Lawrence yesterday. Dr Reynolds of Clay Center visits his daughter Kate at the University. Eclipse Card Club and Camera Club plans for next week are noted. Ada Bridges hosts a Halloween party. Mr and Mrs Day Sumner return from New York via Elysee Palace.
A formal charge of heresy is lodged against Rev Gaorve Clare Crx, rector of the Protestant Episco pal eSuretr at Ciftan, accusing him of disavowing a portion of the creed. The case centers on his asserted belief and official church position.
A garbled report notes a rally linked to Ady and Ararat candidacy concerns and a remarks by Bird S Color of Me boragh about Hearst and Nelanwan. Charles Hughes was slated to speak after a meeting in New York City. The piece mentions throat illness and opponent protests delaying addresses.
Chicago reports Charles W Norton arraigned on mail fraud. bail set at 3000 with default to jail. Local ads tout Kirby Drug and Jewelry Store offerings including clocks, jewelry, and perfumes. Also notes mayoral and political items, a lawyer’s death, and various shop promotions amid a garbled OCR page full of ads and notices.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a sports scoreboard or bracket note with unclear names and event. No clear dates, places, or teams identifiable. The readable bits show scattered terms such as Bracket and Pry with stray words, offering no coherent action or outcome.
The Union Facility plans fall and mid November travel windows with a single fare and one third for round trips to Chicago Omaha St Louis Peoria and Duluth. Applies to pilots in Minnesota Michigan Wisconsin South Dakota and North Dakota. Minimum sailing rate 10. Final return limit 39 days from date of gale. Inquiries to EE Alexander Eldridge corner ticket agent phone 6.
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