12 Nov 1903
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1903
Page
1
Underwood's mill resumes full operation after a shutdown period. It will grind corn for custom orders, buy corn as in the past, and supply fuel from corn cobs. Mr. Underwood aims for brisk business and marks improved mill conditions, signaling welcome news to nearby farmers in Lawrence.
A five member Mosely commission led by W. Atkinson visits Lawrence aims to inspect education in major U S cities. They tour the city university and industrial institutes, meet local officials, and plan further stops through Topeka and Texas as part of a wider western inspection tour.
Local event listing notes performances and activities for District 55 with acts, dances, and contests. Mentions specific acts and venues, with references to November dates and community participation.
The note urges quick photo submission to ensure holiday delivery. It warns that busy days and cloudy weather often slow service at Tast, advising customers not to delay if they want timely results.
Fragmentary OCR text references Wilder Dros tt and Mettamer's studio with mentions of a photo finish and a vow to save sour Chis. The readability is poor and specific facts are minimal.
An old catalog ad touts Hoadley's stock of Japaned Waiters in all sizes and other furniture pieces. It mentions a red rocking chair, Morris chair, davenports, dressers, and rockers. The piece references Rubiertsut and Lawrence Vals Con yoke Win AdlyUhing with contact at Snuth's news depot and Mettner's at a Massachusetts street.
Mrs. Thurter and Mrs. Pharey Sparks host guests at Mrs. Hunter's Obin street home. Numerous visitors and events fill afternoons and evenings with receptions, sewing circles, and social calls across the community.
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