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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1911
Page
6
The article describes illicit oleo packaging with stamp marks and tax avoidance in a shop setting, detailing how colored oleo is produced and sold. It then touches on peas cultivation and seed rates for various forage and pasture grasses, giving practical figures for planting in different regions.
Fragmentary note questions why peas are reliable for three emul quantities at a canning plant. It hints at economic viability and production concerns but provides no clear names, dates, or locations.
A discussion of grass varieties suited to Kansas farms. It lists bluejoint and bluebunch variants, meadow foxtail, reed grasses, and clover blends. Key recommendations include eastern gamagrass, big bluestem, buffalo grass, and Alsike clover for meadow and pasture uses, with mixes featuring brome, timothy, and meadow grasses.
Miss Eftie Gindet of Columbia District and Emory Ive of Siegel wed last Wednesday in Lawrence. They will reside with the groom's parents in Siegel, visiting the bride's family Thursday. Neighbors extend good wishes as they start their life together.
The page records neighbors hosting gatherings at RoW Yooemsie s site and Kan wiki yi, with Olin Lovalte and Eaving entertaining the Photgant Hooneli midweek. It notes Mrs Moore’s Wednesday afternoon spat, a horse incident near home Sunday night, and Cearze Trown traveling to Tope Worilpoaday for a short visit with church-related plans.
Sudkine and children of Pratt visit Mrs. George Davis at her home for an extended stay. Carrol Douglas, with a Lawrence party, spent a few days hunting at Take View and returned Thursday. Mrs. E. Schurline is confined at home with throat trouble. A Brackett member attended the JSeefer Orr sale in Kanwaka.
The article lists several apple varieties with notes on ripening times and qualities. Keswick Coli n, Gutchess of Odensbure, Fay dy Harvest, Benoni, Fanny, Cooper, and Yellow Transparent are described as for fresh eating or cooking. Some trees bear yearly, others unevenly, with early and late ripening varieties highlighted.
A historical notice outlines pear growing practices in Kansas, detailing varieties such as Seekel, Vowels, and Cran phe ansery. It discusses transplanting, pruning, tree spacing, and soil preparation, including measures to resist pests and manage root systems for dwarf trees.
Disjointed OCR notes describe riverfront land disputes and squatters on river property. Mentions耙 owners on farms, river frontage, and potential settlements or actions by authorities. Notes confusion over islands and pastures tied to river activity and legal interest from Mushison attorneys.
A historical notice discusses the strain on women balancing work and family during wartime. It notes nerve fatigue, poor digestion, and weakened nutrition as common effects, urging tonic support to sustain the system and promote vitality. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is recommended as a digestive and nerve tonic for women under stress.
High school notes describe city affairs as students prepare for weeks of study, noting postponed actions due to numerous entertainments. A play committee led by Misses Variette Tinaford, Maribell Met, Nina yoqind, and others advances Dickens or Cricket on the Hearth themes for next fall.
Fragmented text presents a debate with names George MMcKel yer and Avery Olney in Olathe. It mentions a legislative or civic setting with references to representatives and affirmations. Credible details are unclear due to garbled OCR and lack of concrete outcomes or dates.
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An elderly speaker delivered a warning sermon in a chapel at Miilay near Cre Hate vt aux Duty Toward Mankind. The service ended with a solemn reminder about the soul and moral duty, reflecting on Armenian history and distant farces at the time.
The student body at the high school gears up for the junior prom to be held in the gymnasium. Under President Hoerber Russell, organizers vow a memorable event with decorations and activities planned by committees including Mary Prever and Lean To in attendance.
The community planned an April 13 ice cream and cake sale with a program, inviting all. The Ladies met with Mrs Ben Hammond, despite rough weather, and elected officers for the Country Club section while preparing for upcoming sales and welder work, with reports and committee appointments noted.
Travelers and attendees gather for a belt ceremony at Congregational Hall on Sunday April with teens visiting parish members. The program emphasizes outreach and community involvement.
A brief ad promoting the University Meat Market urges customers to choose them for reliable selections and timely delivery. It cites contact via phones 991.
The south side shows brisk erection work and new contracts in progress. Lawrenes district grows with planning and investors eyeing delayed housing and ready for future development.
Receipt notes live stock items including native cows and heifers and calves with prices. Mentions packing and a ledger reference with figures such as 4.50 for calves and totals like 3,471. Indicates dated entries May 46 to 47 and numbers 5-85 aes and d-H.
A weather affected market shows gains in markets and provisions as traders react to heat. Prices for staples fluctuate slightly while demand remains steady. Officials warn of continued volatility as heat persists through the week.
Mixed lot of cattle entries includes Teeves S625 steers Steckers MPT swilvis 0 pores S885 noted in yard tally. Authorities record receipts and weights for the day with no further details.
An earthquake was recorded yesterday near the coast with tremors felt on boats and in nearby towns. Seismic waves caused minor damage and prompted local officials to warn residents to stay indoors as aftershocks continued in the evening.
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