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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1911
Page
2
A fragmented rural column outlines cabbage preparation and farm routines in Kansas. It mentions household chores, visiting relatives, birthday celebrations, winter weather impacts, and local chatter about crops, chores, and daily life, with scattered names and places indicating community interconnectedness.
The report describes a new state spirit law requiring stallion owners to advertise stud value and obtain licenses. It notes penalties for noncompliance and outlines licensing verification during the breeding season. The piece mentions John Crowder and the Taylor family relocating from Wakarusa amid the case.
Fragmented text appears to discuss a portable pen and issues with repeated disease like symptoms in animals. It mentions deer and horse health and possible treatment or prevention methods, though the wording is garbled and difficult to parse for concrete facts.
Fragmentary horticulture guidance covers adjustable hotbeds and protective coverings, manure spray, sun exposure cautions, frost timing from almanacs, insect and disease care, plus a stream of real estate transfers and strawberry breeding notes. The mix reads like a late edition page with unrelated notices and crop observations.
A long letter fragment mixes business talk and personal reflection with garbled phrases. It mentions Davessiguding fee, Ponda uy Liev, and references to Lohan, Coe, and Saul Peer. It notes a concern for safety after minutes, then shifts to a wistful line about The Beadie Wellies and local names. The piece ends with a chocolate candy note from Wiedemann’s and a slavery remark.
Independence April 10 A lightning bolt struck the earth between the side walk and curb in front of Clarence Scrauton's South Ninth Street home. The blast created a hole about twenty inches in diameter and threw dirt, loosening the soil around the area and tearing through the concrete, with the surge penetrating the ground.
A teenage boy from Gilbert Arkansas, employed on a Franklin County farm, lost vision after an injury while working this morning. Doctors fear permanent blindness as medical efforts continue, with local officials noting the incident amid community distress over recent disaster.
Teer Cream advertises wedding design services and invites clients to call 620 for arrangements. The notice emphasizes personalized décor and timing, promising tailored setups and consultation options for couples planning ceremonies.
A local council meeting focuses on updating the sanitary sewers with planned improvements and assessments. Officials urge public attendance as decisions on funding and timelines are discussed.
A fragmented report notes an unexpected upset as de Peonte is defeated by Whee Te Whey Weedeia in a surprising match. No locations or dates are clear in the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR describes a Sunday train incident near Nekody, with agents and railway workers responding to a derailment risk. Details mention a main trek, switches, alarms, and an attempted evasion as the train sped toward a crossing, causing tensions and emergency actions. Words indicate a chaotic scene and inquiries into the cause.
A fragmented report details a movement promoting free love and communal living, with references to political figures and trials. The piece mentions Miss Mitta Gohduney and Miss Goldman amid controversial views on marriage, love, and societal norms, including calls for reform and debates on morality.
A fragment describes a circumscribed scene where air and water interplay, noting a soft hair and a gentle, late hour. The text suggests a contemplative, poetic moment rather than a direct report of events.
The text references a journey involving brakes, a railway station, and a 34 mile distance to Nekoma. It mentions Stork no 643, a fastest time, and a Bend-Seaatt City bagels, implying a historical transport or travel scene with unclear events.
Fragmented OCR text contains mis-spelled marketing language and uncertain claims. Mentions Rexall store and Lawrence Kansas but lacks coherent facts, dates, or events to form a solid news item. No verifiable people or organizations beyond Rexall appear clearly.
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