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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1911
Page
3
Bid notices call for sealed bids to construct two stone abutments and a 32-foot girder span in Dot County. Specifications and plans available at the County Clerk's office. Bids must include a certified check for 800 dollars. the project reserved for responsible bidders only.
In Sedgwick County officials warn of the San Jose scale outbreak harming apple trees. Nursery owners amid claims of infestation spread the pest statewide. authorities seek control funding and proper removal measures to protect orchards and public safety.
Unclear text appears to reference an executive council and officials including Popeka and April Wansak with mentions of health, hired aid, and sanitation campaigns. The fragmentary content suggests a public administration or policy focus but lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or outcomes to confirm a clear event or action.
A fragile message from a community brief notes youths urged to contact trusted adults for support during a tense period. It emphasizes seeking aid and staying connected with family, friends, and counselors while monitoring for dangerous impulses.
Topeka April 1 Joseph Leschman died in Santa Fe yards after reportedly falling from a pile of smuker. He was taken to Santa Fe hospital, where doctors stated he died from the injuries. His wife and four children were at his bedside. Police and local officials began investigations into the circumstances of the fall.
In Wichita Kansas April 4 1904 a controversial plan to merge Emporia College with Fairmount College was opposed by local business leaders and trustees. The record notes student and Presbyterian supporters voicing mixed opinions while public figures assess the potential educational and community impact.
A garbled report describes a buggy ride and scattered activities with unclear names and locations. It mentions roads, distances, visits, and security notes but lacks coherent details, making the exact event and participants hard to determine.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a storage building containing 60 or more aged cartridges and associated hazards. The text notes a state agency and local officials assessing the site and the possible risk to surrounding areas while the investigation continues.
A court hears a tale of domestic cruelty as Mrs Mimic Branson testifies she was forced to sleep on the door and endured abuse. The proceedings detail coercion within the marriage and actions by Branson, including mistreatment of his wife and involvement of their two children.
An ad text extols a blood cleansing remedy claimed to cure all skin diseases by removing morbid humors and acids from the circulation. It touts purification of the blood, relief from eruptions, and free medical advice, with Atlanta, Ga. as the location of the company.
A collage of faded listings including animal sales, dairy terms, and shop ads mixed with a Kansas road notice to view a proposed county road in Douglas County. The text blends farm livestock marks, dairy references, and a formal road petition dated 1914, with a note of a public viewing date and location.
TH Lewis announces candidacy for Police Judge and Board of Education, appealing to voters as an independent candidate not tied to any party or organization. He emphasizes support from those who want a woman on the Board and asks for wide voter backing at the April city election.
A garbled wartime report references Officer King and a woman named Husnane, mentions stars and a ceremony about wheat and credits, and notes fear and pleas for action. It describes burdens on cost, taxes, and personnel, with frustrated requests to officials and leaders.
A garbled note discusses Poenenet origins and a claim about competitors, mentioning Woerty and ACU. It cryptically questions best practices and references Senntae and Tt ds thie. The fragment hints at a prompt to get Sopris pba ap amid unclear context.
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