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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1903
Page
4
The Kansas structure at the St Louis exposition nears finish and will be handed to state authorities by contractors. Governor Gailey and the Kansas World’s Fair commission plan a December 1 inspection to ensure compliance with plans. Interior fittings will follow promptly after turnover.
The notice promotes a wide range of furniture items including rockers chairs couches dressers and extending tables available in large varieties at Nobertsut Jitus. It notes comfortable seating and home furnishings as winter approaches and mentions Wilder Pros and Smith's news depot as sources alongside Mettner's photo rooms for related services.
Topeka Renovating Co announces bed and feather renovations at 1026 Massachusetts street. Smith's News Depot reports arrival of another invoice for pocket knives that can be used to whittle nails but fail to hold an edge.
E E Pierson of Dixie place on Thirty-fourth street and Virginia avenue reported a burglary last week. Thieves entered via the cellar while Iris was away, stealing his wife s watch and three racers plus furniture pieces. Pierson could not list all items. A $25 reward was offered, but no trace found.
Ads and notices show a busy civic scene with sermons at St. John’s, a Knights and Ladies of Secury masquerade ball, and musical recitals at Fraser Hall. Also advertised are portrait services, fruit farm pricing, excursion plans, and various church and society announcements across Weir City and nearby towns.
Sinner of improvments are being made at the Santa Fe parasenger de pot. A new tar roof is replacing the aid paper on of the train shieds and a wooden platform is being put down between the tracks. In a short time a new water tank will be built, Coal of all Kinds delivered in good condition at lowest cash prices by C. L. Edwards, Warren street, Phone so white. Just Received -A car of New York Apples, at um der & Busch's. The Racine Steel spring exerciser Just received at Smith's news depot. Two charity patients were sent by tthe city to Topeka Uris morning. Reliable work at Mettner's photo roots, 933 Massachusetts street. The representative prescription druggists are Dick Brothers. A splendid line of meats and fresh oysters al Me Curdy s.
The article notes Amusecients Bred Poussel set to appear Monday di with Chetts Pin Limigistrels, hailed as the brightest tack fay comedians. It discusses the minstrel dirmrament and mis Xdelent siping Walle Fiked, detailing how such acts are used by initiators and the enduring glamour of the minstrel world over the past vou VL.
An excursion train from Lincoln brought over 500 students to Lawrence for a day with the Kansas University chapters. Fraternities hosted dinners and smokers at their houses, with Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Phi Delta, and others entertaining members from Lincoln, Kansas City, Nebraska, and nearby towns. A large list of visits and gatherings followed, including dinners, teas, and dances at various homes and chapter houses as the university community hosted and socialized during the event.
The Douglas Leavenworth counties joint board of commissioners met at the courthouse in Lawrynee for opening bids on the Winn river bridge project. All bids surpassed the estimated cost, with several firms listed including Des Moines Bridge Company and American Bridge, among others, and proposals still above the unit price.
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