Fragmentary time stamps from a late edition
The readable parts show times listed as 347 pm 4:5 pm 5:35 am 835 am, suggesting a publish or event timing sequence. No additional context or names accompany the times to identify event type or location.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1890
Page
8
The readable parts show times listed as 347 pm 4:5 pm 5:35 am 835 am, suggesting a publish or event timing sequence. No additional context or names accompany the times to identify event type or location.
Mr Hardin Speer of Topeka married Miss Lillie Rashkopf of this city last week. Ceremony held at the bride’s parents home, Mr and Mrs Joseph Rahskopf, performed by Rev Dr Marvin.
Citizens are told that for years Dr Kings New Gea Dr Kings New Pills Bucklen Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters have sold widely with universal satisfaction. The Barber Bros Drugstore offers refunds if results are unsatisfactory. The painting department vacancy at the University was filled by combining drawing and painting. Miss Cora Parker of this city named chair in regents vote last week.
An OCR fragment blends an advert for Dr King’s New Discovery with political jabs about Douglas county Republicans and mentions Dr Pierce’s medicines for women. It also notes a university seminar opening and PB Ross offering ticket services from Eldridge House Block with linked routes and rates.
Washington Sept 25 Stewart from the Judiciary reports a resolution directing the Public Printer to exclude Robert P Kennedy's Senate attack from the permanent Record. Kennedy opened to defend his words, citing Lincoln and pledges of the Republican Party, ending with praise for the common people amid applause. The resolution passed 150 to 36. Dems nominate James F. Anderson for Missouri legislature. Democratic campaign meeting held at Fort Scott Kan on the 24th.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a skin condition and a likely remedy or product described with unclear names. No clear persons organizations places or dates are readable. The readable words hint at a medical theme without determinable facts or events.
The GazETTE announces a limited period offer of one dollar per year in advance to increase circulation. Open to all subscribers who can pay arrearages, the move promotes The Gazette as the county’s best family paper and essential for Douglas county farmers.
The group claims a 17 percent annual yield through a plan requiring a first payment of 1.00 and monthly 0.60 for ninety six months, with 58.60 per share generating about 1,000 in eight years and 41.40 profit. Withdrawals after a year or three years are allowed with apportionment of profits, no assessments, and membership open to women and children.
Readers are urged to apply immediately for inclusion in the upcoming month's issue. The notice emphasizes prompt action to secure space and ensure participation in the publication cycle.
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