Community Notes and Local Listings Update
Belleview updates with social mentions and plans across churches unions and local events. Mrs. Chee and Mr Girostidier appear in neighborhood notes as work continues and homes are updated.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1908
Page
3
Belleview updates with social mentions and plans across churches unions and local events. Mrs. Chee and Mr Girostidier appear in neighborhood notes as work continues and homes are updated.
Fayette veteran David Parker who lost a foot at Gettysburg praises Electric Bitters as worth more than five hundred dollars for curing his stomach trouble. He spent much on doctors with little success before using Electric Bitters at Barber & Son's drug store.
In Trenton New Jersey on October 21 school supervisors banned calls between teachers and sweethearts over school telephones during school hours. The measure came after Principal Mackay interrupted a flirtatious exchange, then called a meeting to enforce the rule amid protests from about 500 teachers.
Silberman Brothers, a large Chicago wool firm, bought a 100000 policy with English Lloyds betting on a wool market drop if Bryan wins. Premium paid was 10000. They predict Bryan's election will glut supply and push wool prices to record lows, with Top wages rising after Taft is elected.
The cotbligans will hold a meeting at Week Hall on Saturday. Speaking will be by Mitchell, T, Riling and Trady. Everyone is invited.
Mr and Mrs J J Smith of Lawrence visited here this week with others attending the Pr meeting in Laws and the elitel meeting at Buns Side Thursday. A good rain is needed for the wheat sowed. Ms Ededo and daughter plan to move to Missouri this week. Mr and Mrs Frank Shrout visited Daniel Smith Sunday. Orin Smith spent Sunday and Monday in Lawrence.
An official estimate predicts there are about T00 residents in Lawrence who are not registered. The registration books close Friday night, and those who do not register will be unable to vote.
The Saturday night program at the Opera House features Lid. Men, a renowned speaker, whose address is billed as a classic. Attendees are urged to arrive early to secure seating as interest remains high.
Ed wardsville's Brackett family and others attend Grandia Plaskett's funeral and visit relatives. The Review and Republican clubs meet with members including Mrs J Levett and speakers such as John M Newlin and H Ash er as well as notices of illness and remedies from Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil and Dean's Pills.
Douglas County game wardens plan active enforcement this fall and winter to arrest violators of the quail prairie chicken and pheasant laws. The message urges farmers and residents to report lawbreakers to protect game birds for future abundance.
A Kansas City syndicate of businessmen aims to acquire control of the local American Association baseball club. John Kling, famed Chicago caterer of the world champions, would lead the club if the deal proceeds. George Teban, owner of the franchise, has been offered 75000 but has not accepted. Kling would leave his Chicago post to manage the team.
The piece outlines William J Bryan’s three proposals government ownership of railways compulsory bank-deposit guarantees and free coinage silver while criticizing the plan as creating a national monopoly. It contrasts Bryan with Taft and mentions local figures and agency draw results amid broader political commentary.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a weather and contact note with garbled lines about rain, locations, and a sanitary plumbing contact named Ul Bennett. Mentions Seattle Tow wet Tp and Atling with two phones.
A collection of notices lists moves and new operations in Lawrence including Bell phone numbers and transfer services. Items mention J E Wells and Lawrence Transfer Co, Sarah E B Carrothers osteopathy training, a studio reopening at 734 Mass St, Remingtons Boarding House relocation to 630 Vermont St, and a new lunch counter by Bell & Conger at 1019 Mass St with fresh food and sanitation notes.
A damaged recipe item describes dissolving Victores Gelatin in water, adding boiling water and a small packet, pouring into heart-shaped molds, chilling, then filling with candied cherries before sealing with more gelatin and serving with whipped cream.
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