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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1891
Page
5
The readable text is highly garbled with scattered names and dates, making it impossible to identify a coherent event, person, or organization to summarize with confidence.
A fragment from the Lokuahomaw Alliance references talks among allies and a call for unity. The text mentions collaboration efforts and a desire to build toward common goals despite incomplete details.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a cabinet vacancy notice urging selections and ideas for appointment. Mentions government reshuffle and an upcoming decision process. Names and exact details are unclear due to damaged text.
The document details estimated true and assessed valuations of real and personal property across states and regions for 1880 to 1890. It compares Kansas and Missouri figures, population data, and per capita wealth estimates, linking assessed valuation to future national wealth projections.
Reports from the treasury department say two small steam whalers near Mackenzie River mouth 500 miles east of Barrow have been massacred by natives. Sixty crew members, well armed and provisioned, were aboard these vessels. Natives are described as friendly, with some trading rifles via merchants. The area hosts thousands of natives, with deer, fur bears, and abundant game.
A local article reports that Lawrence Business College and Ahis College had issues over purchases and upgrades at Atchison business college, including shorthand systems, typewriters, and penmanship studies. The piece notes concerns about heating by stéams and room papering as part of the dispute.
The Gazatte promotes a special cash offer to current subscribers to boost circulation. It claims the paper is the best family paper in Douglas county and urges farmers to subscribe, noting affordability and a low-pocket impact. Readers are directed to the second floor of the journal building for details.
Sheriff announces sale of property in Douglas County on September 5 between 1 and 2 pm under an order of sale. Describes the north quarter of the north half and other parcels in section 34, township 14 south, range east, subject to a lien and mortgage, with a bid by the high bidder.
Virtue of an order of sale issued from the Douglas County district court I will sell at public auction on Saturday September 3 at 2 o clock at the front door of the courthouse in Lawrence. The sale covers two tracts in section 14 township 13 range 17 east containing about 240 acres, subject to mortgage for 2500.00 plus interest, and a second five acre parcel in section 24 township 13 south range 17 east. Appurtenances belong to the estate of defendants and related parties. State and county offices noted.
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