Fragmentary listing notes and names from local notice
A damaged OCR fragment mentions addresses and sums such as 6.00 and references Ames Lawrence and Vermont Street. The readable text is sparse and inconclusive about a full event or notice.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1912
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment mentions addresses and sums such as 6.00 and references Ames Lawrence and Vermont Street. The readable text is sparse and inconclusive about a full event or notice.
District Court of Douglas County Kansas learns Learnard plaintiff sues H Dennett and others for a real estate quiet title action. Defendants to answer by May 20, 1912. order will quiet title in favor of plaintiff for Lot 130 431 on Ohio Street Lawrence. Brownell attorney for plaintiff.
Mrs J G Johnson of Scottville Michigan praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for extensive family health needs including backache menstrual pain and irregular periods. She reports it keeps her house well supplied and credits relief for her daughter’s painful periods and overall health.
A recent university recital featured John Hoffman, praised as a superb tenor with exceptional vocal control and memorable high notes. The event drew praise for Hoffman's artistry, with listeners noting the quality of his voice and his compelling interpretive skill.
A Lawrence club named Automobile Road Roads Association was formed in the Commercial Club rooms to join the state AAA and work nationwide for wood rents and road improvements. Mr Watkins outlined aims, with farmers and business leaders as core participants, and members will retain AAA privileges and monogrammed A A A insignia on their vehicles.
An old advertisement claims Eckman's Alterative cures tuberculosis and related lung ailments. It mentions dramatic relief for consumptives, lists symptoms like cough and fever, and asserts successful past cases. The notice invites readers to request a leaflet and medical testimony from the Philadelphia laboratory, noting availability through Dick Brothers and other druggists.
The notice extols Ely Cream Balm and Dream Balm as quick remedies for catarrh cold and nasal congestion claiming instant head relief and restored senses. It references local farm events and a youth prize program at Rowan, urging attendance and participation.
A neighbors’ dispute spills into yard and home life with complaints about lawn mowers, sugar, roosters, dogs, and broken items. One neighbor warns of consequences if disturbances persist while planning to fetch the sports page. The report captures a slice of daily domestic tensions in the community.
A federation meeting of women’s groups will be held in Therseby near the State Capitol. Acal discussion is planned with local officials in attendance. The event aims to strengthen cooperation and advance community projects in the region.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a Louisiana lynching incident with names unclear and a suspect arraigned in court. The report notes formal proceedings and a writ or warrant process, with references to involved individuals and locations blurred by damaged text.
The day featured appeals by Walter Dailey and Galdie Smile in city court. Proceedings covered alleged conduct and related sentencing considerations as the judges weighed the records and arguments presented.
An advertisement extols Persil as a cheap oxygen washing compound that cleans and bleaches without harming fabrics. It claims modern bleaching uses oxygen rather than chlorine, offers faster and safer results, and contrasts Persil with soap and chlorine, noting Germany’s large sales and domestic adoption as a household staple.
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