17 Nov 1887
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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1887
Page
1
The snippet lists upcoming acts at Hoverfork Opera Honoc with dates and performers. It notes the National Educational Association meeting decisions and rail rate discussions, plus township officer elections, teachers’ association notes, and local ads.
The Gazette offers free brief notices for farmers in Douglas County or immediate borders to advertise farm sales hires and stock public sales. Aimed at farmers only not real estate dealers. This notice invites concise announcements for farm needs and opportunities.
A long list of town and county properties for sale at low rates and city terms. Descriptions include an 80 acre farm near the city with a large frame house and barn priced at 4000, a 60 acre tract with new buildings offered at 2000, and a 40 acre near Lawrence with fruit and water features. Also 160 acre Santa Fe line farm with ample cultivation and river views offered at 10000 with varying terms. domínio Doane and Levi A. Doane listed as contacts in Lawrence Kansas.
A civil suit launches in the District Court over alleged mismanagement of the National Bank of Lawrence and its officers. J B Watkins seeks 25000 damages, alleging improper use of funds to favor the Western Farm Mortgage Company and questions about real estate securities and examinations of bank books.
An article argues bodily disease, especially kidney function, drives mental illness and moral behavior. It cites Warner's safe care as a popular remedy and notes anecdotes of restored health, urging officials to consider physical health in criminal and policy decisions.
A 17th century newspaper offers subscriptions to the Gazette for one dollar a year cash in advance, valid only through November 30. The plan seeks new readers, upfront cash, and back pay from old subscribers, with no deviation from the terms.
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