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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1891
Page
5
Fragmented readable phrases hint at local concerns in an unnamed city. The garbled text references Ohio ties and monopoly themes while mentioning career, protection, and temporary actions. No coherent events or names emerge from the damaged text.
Fragmentary text shows arguments over taxation and reform, urging resistance to bills and defending republican principles. References include the people, donors, and the tax system as key issues in the political fight through the election cycle.
The article notes locust swarms in Kansas threatening few crops, with fodder cane damaged but main crops safe. It mentions Ozarks fruit growing in a new book by the Kansas City line, promoting fruit farming and mailable copies. It also advertises Dr Wheeler dentist services in Lawrence with low prices and hours.
An auction notice records a sale at the Goart House front door in Lawrence Douglas County Kansas. Frank Nana Cora and Charles Pitta are named buyers or interest holders. The lands described include the north east quarter of section three township thirteen range twenty one in Douglas County. The property sells without appraisal and the sale date is stated with Sheriff H. Bast Shanel at the Douglas County office.
A liberal cash offer to increase circulation by selling The Gazette for one dollar per year. The notice invites subscribers with arrears to pay up to date and urges Douglas County readers to adopt the popular weekly. Office location is the second floor of the Journal building.
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