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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1909
Page
3
Raymond's Drug Store offers hot water bottles and bandages while Koch the Tailor promotes tailor made clothing. Frank Koch advertises fine textures and latest styles in suits overcoats and waistcoats inviting inspection of fall styles at 727 Mass Street.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Kodol and Kedol as digesters that rest the stomach to aid digestion. It mentions testers observing digestion in glass test tubes and lab work by Netore and Medol.
Local notes report Fred Will carried off dye ribbons at the county fair and many residents attended on Thursday and Friday. Will Williams plans to move to Willow Springs Missouri. Walton farm rented to Walker Randell. Frank and Jamison spent Saturday in town. Mrs Hill visited Olathe sister. Herb Rumsey brought cattle to KC and took his mother home. Township fair next week invites pumpkins and goat corn. Jake Rush’s Lawrence-born mother visiting. Cheeny has two daughters visiting from Newton and Nebraska. School teacher boarding in Baldwin and commuting by train. Wintery weather since the last rain. attendees urged to visit the fair at least one day.
Supplemental foldwine list items extend the July Missouri and Kansas Telephone directory No 4 dated October 1 with numerous names and addresses. Includes Angevine C H physi cian Berrey office Main street Arnold Ruby private office 1018 Ohio and many residents across Main streets in cities, colleges, and districts with professions and addresses.
A densely packed OCR fragment lists names and addresses across many streets and states with scattered occupations and services. It mentions residents such as Amanda Main and Sam Rice Jr along with places like Lawrence, Kansas and Tennessee, plus business entries like Stallard General Store and Woudennff Priestly Creamery. The piece also includes an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure and a note about a paper recycling drive, summarizing a local commerce and notices snapshot from a historic period.
City Clerk F D Brooks records Sept 24 1960 action by Lawrence Kansas City Council approving paving of the alley first west of Tennessee Street between Berkley and Warren. Resolution calls for a single course of verminified concrete base with four inch concrete cushion and grout filler.
An edited reminiscence from Mountain View Missouri recalling a Confederate general Seddis and his brother Quantrell. The account describes Pea Ridge, the Civil War’s end, and a violent Georgia style confrontation in Colorado where Quantrell allegedly killed a driver. The letter questions the fate of Quantrell and mentions former prisoners returning home.
Merit's slogan proclaims Hall's Tea as a permanent remedy for kidney and bladder troubles and rheumatic issues. The ad invites readers to request testimonials and lists E. W. Hall of St. Louis and Barber & Son as sellers.
Real estate notice offers Lot 50 by 110 feet within 412 feet south of the University campus. Down payment five dollars, monthly two dollars and fifty cents at four percent interest. Rent no longer. Purchase advertised with warranty deed and abstract. Contact Simon White at home phone 517.
The Lawrence city council adopted a resolution Sept 24 outlining grading curbing and brick paving for Llancock street from Delaware to New Jersey. Limestone or cement concrete curb. sand foundation and filler specified. City Clerk Dr E M Owen noted the action in the official paper. Passenger rail schedules and piano dealer ads appear in the same item.
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