24 Mar 1892
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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1892
Page
1
The Gazette has established a reputation as the best readers. It aims to present news not only of Lawrence but also of the surrounding tributary country.
Douglas County fruit growers gathered at the courthouse for a monthly session. They debated frost damage to peaches and plums, noted hardy wild goose plums, and heard Dr Evatt on horticulture and farming. Cowles contrasted past and present eras, while spraying and trimming tips for vineyards were shared.
An obituary notes Mary, wife of Win Mesenbeimer, died at home in Marion township after a long illness. The piece praises her as devoted, modest, and greatly loved, leaving a husband and family to mourn. Separate commentary discusses Emperor Wilhelm and unrest in Berlin, contrasting paternal government with republican self-reliance, and touching on socialists and riot causes.
A Michigan station trial on 5.5 acres tested old permanent pasture against newly seeded forage over three years. Yields varied with moisture and composition. early results favored established sod, while mixtures showed delayed but potential gains. Decisions depend on insect, winter, and drought risks as well as reseeding costs and soil nitrogen effects.
The Gazer imagines a future where cities shrink to workplaces and the countryside becomes home paradise. Lightning trains, low transportation costs, and ample gardens replace crowded tenements as land grabbers die and common folks work from drones in a better world. Mrs. L O Straffen sues a streetcar company for damages after a driver suddenly started a car, injuring her group.
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