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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1891
Page
8
A fragmented OCR item lists times such as 4 00 pm 125 pm and 7 00 with stray letters and punctuation. The readable text shows no clear event, place, or names, leaving an unclear notice that may be a draft or stray record.
Brief OCR fragment lists names and times such as Ron Lawrence and Barvy, with cryptic numbers and schedules. It hints at a race listing or timing sheet, showing 9 16.8 and 10:00 start references, but lacks complete context or readable events.
Fragmentary notice mentions a partition suit over real estate and a sale by a barber trader. Contains garbled names and places including Kansas City and connections to Bucklen’sointment salve. Readable elements suggest a legal notice with actions and locations unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text references Geo Reynolds, county jail, dust and a 50 cent amount tied to a drug. No coherent event or outcome is established from the readable content.
Fragmentary OCR text shows heated remarks by Mr Angell about Senator William E Chandler. A resolution demands apology or full retraction of charges. Question arises if Chandler is sick or insane. The section notes extraordinary proceedings and disorder in the house during the session.
Louisville February 25 Times prints a letter from Senator Black critiquing the president's renomination and suggesting potential alternatives. The missive questions leadership and hints at shifting support among representatives.
The fragment references General Sher and a family context with mentions of a person named NeNGaOnE. Details are sparse but suggest a biographical or historical note about a family connected to a general. Further readable facts are needed to form a complete item.
A vintage offer promotes subscribing to the National Democrat and The Gazette for 1.50 per year in advance. The weekly Washington publication promises eight seven-column pages of national and Washington news, Democratic doctrine, and full congressional records.
The GazEtTe announces a special advance offer of one dollar per year to all subscribers in Douglas county. Cash payments now increase circulation and arrears can be settled. The Gazette is touted as the county’s best weekly and essential in every farmer’s home. Office located on the second floor of the Journal building.
Retail at wholesale prices via direct buying protects farmers and cuts out middlemen. The firm advertises low prices on robes blankets and home made hair faced collars. Cash on delivery is urged with a focus on affordability and quality patterns. Located at 722 Massachusetts Street.
The Santa Fe Route offers weekly Friday departures from Kansas City with personal escort in Pullman tourist sleeping cars to San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego. Connections to Oregon and Washington are available. Second class tickets accepted in tourist care with a $3 double berth charge. Special conductors accompany each party and accommodations are provided for ladies children the aged and infirm. G T Nicksos G P T A A T and S F R R Topeka Kansas Jed Byrxz GP P A Chicago.
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