From the Lawrence Daily Journal-World for April 30, 1911:

“Another man has succumbed to the wiles of the incubator and the chicken coop and expects to sell his business in order that he may put in his full time on the farm, which he has secured near town. Twelve years ago, Vic Keller started his place on South Mass. street, and during the years that followed he made it one of the best known spots in the city. Vic’s Place was the gathering place for the students for years and it is known from one end of the state to the other. Many persons have wanted to buy the stand, because it has always enjoyed such a splendid trade, but no price would be set by its owner, until the call from the hen yard became too strong. Mr. Keller began raising poultry on a small scale a year ago and to use his own expression ‘has gone crazy over chickens.’ As the result one of the most profitable stands in town is for sale.”

[Advertisements] “TAKEN from the front porch of my residence, 801 Miss. St., a blue frame National bicycle. Liberal reward will be given for its return…. FOR RENT, 4-room cottage with bath, water, gas and large cellar. $12 per month. 727 Arkansas St. Phone 43…. WANTED, young man with soda fountain experience. One with some drug experience preferred. O. P. Barber & Son…. WANTED, white girl for general housework. No washing. 721 Ind. St., phone 1002…. WANTED, boy with horse or wheel to carry good paper route. Call up 136 either phone. If carrier has no horse we know where pony, saddle and bridle can be bought for less than $50.”