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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1906
Page
4
The page advertises dental remedies and money back guarantees, farm and city property loans, low interest rates with optional payments, and named merchants. It mentions a toothache jelly, William L. Douglas shoes, cider vinegar pricing, a Loomis studio, and a tailor's new parlors at 23 Mass St.
The university journalism program remains under A M Harger with L N Flint assisting. It will feature regular classes, practical reporting practice, and reproduction of university press exercises for comparison. Outside speakers include Ewing Herbert and city editor J Teskell among others.
Vague text fragment mentions gutting, photo prints, names and items like varnishes and rooms. No identifiable people, places, dates, or events emerge to form a coherent news item or summary.
Attention those running clubs and boarding houses visit the new Premium store at 3 west Warren. E W Campbell proprietor offers teas, jollee, baking powders, extracts and a full grocery and provision stock with fresh meat and poultry in a market run by G W Hayslett on east Warren street.
An advertisement urges customers to order a new royal suit from T. Hiatt at Massachusetts Street in Carson. It notes 19 complete fabrics and styles and lists two phone numbers. Raymond's Drug Store promotes safety favors nearby.
The city chief notes fires have fallen to about a third of levels two years ago after natural gas service expansion. He cites decreased ignition sources and lower overall risk as gas access rose. Reduction linked to pricing and fuel shifts, with public debate about gas use this winter.
A letter to Governor Hoch from A Farrs of Lawrence warns of a church and school furnishing trust in Kansas, larger than the text book or harvester trusts. He cites price manipulation in towns with limited competition and names the American Seating Company and the Andrews Company of Chicago as trust members.
Tomorrow marks the first official registration as the university and college buildings buzz with anxious enrollees. Since mid last week daily signups have grown, with about 330 entered by noon today as Registrar Foster, his secretary Miss Moulin, and several assistants manage the crowd.
Sunday afternoon a man named John Franklin Gey hired a team from Monk's to drive to Lecompton and Topeka and back, planning to recruit others for a two store robbery. Authorities, including his son Grey, are on the lookout. Grey’s father is a respected settler.
Real estate transfers include Susan Dottee and Adelbert iyera in Lawrence with multiple lots and reserva details. A later note reports a counterfeit check at Williams town clothing store, signed by Hep Wilson, with the suspect identified as Brown and an arrest expected. A separate line mentions a sale ad for peaches at Levi Sari at one mile west of California Road, Bell phone 187-7.
Across Kansas City Chicago and market desks, livestock quotes strong for steers and cows with calves and feed prices noted. Wheat, corn, oats, and pork futures display varied readings with futures and cash positions shown for Sept and Dec contracts.
A damaged OCR record shows a bank statement notice from Peoples State Bank at Lawrenty Ramsay district. It mentions overdraft details, total balance around nine thousand dollars, and references attestations and payment obligations.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a Lawrence sewer construction project starting at Penn Street, with references to city officials approving an ordinance, costs, and conditions for payment. It mentions mayor and council involvement, property impacts, and a plan for the sewer line along streets near Indiana Street and Nu Lsiard, with financing terms and a purchase plan.
An advertisement highlights a wide assortment of harnesses and related items in the city. Prices range around five dollars and varying amounts, inviting customers to view the full line and visit the store to compare offerings.
In Amanat Goss ase Triod Phertiselved Giitting Collection Tha YoA, three ladies are selected for the volunteer society duties. The scene notes the room, objects, and notable changes as a lamp, a pair of Dutel vot, a powder task, and mentions Lily and others among the readers and participants.
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