Fatal Auto Crash Report From Local News
A garbled OCR item notes an automobile accident with fatalities and injuries. Names and places are unclear but events point to a fatal crash and ensuing investigations.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1911
Page
3
A garbled OCR item notes an automobile accident with fatalities and injuries. Names and places are unclear but events point to a fatal crash and ensuing investigations.
fragment from an early 20th century paper promoting Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary issues. text mentions back pain, frequent urination, and discomfort, urging readers to request a free sample bottle and to remember the product and address in Binghamton New York. also references spring rains and local merchants selling relish and paint products.
Woodward unveils Tryche banana ice cream flavored with fresh fruit from Wiedemann's. The new flavor blends ripe bananas into a creamy base, highlighting Wiedemann's produce and Woodward's dairy sourcing.
New York April 12 1922 two owners of the Vitangle building were indicted by the grand jury investigating the Washington Fire that killed 160 girls. Blanks and James were arraigned and pleaded not guilty. They posted combined bail of 25,000 and await trial.
The article notes apathy in Wall Street and Kansas stock concerns but reports a cautious but optimistic view of the financial situation. It mentions a review of conditions, with expectations of improvement as prospects remain strong and future earnings looked at by financial officials.
Abert Holliday is noted as taking a new role as manager at The Marne idopeliorie. The article references Mew Holliday and Me Chardes Uatidays delivering notable work on telephone tasks, with mentions of nesting on Nua fatus and Heal prises.
First published legal notice for a sheriff sale involving Helena Coppeet et al. detailing the property description, sale date, and terms. Mentions parties, court authority, and location, with dates in April and May and references to county records and notice publication. The text includes garbled OCR fragments but centers on a land sale directed by the sheriff and overseen by a court official in Helena.
Fragments describe a school closure at Apple Pie with mixed notices and references to teachers, parents, and local officials. Mentions of poloars, poetry forms, and a framed picture given to a teacher appear among the garbled lines. The text also cites addresses and names in a chaotic mix, with unclear outcomes or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text references watt values and unclear brand terms, lacking coherent event or entities to summarize into a news item. No identifiable people organizations places or concrete actions are readable.
A garbled notice reports department doors opening on Special Sunday, with unclear date markers and distorted place names. readable fragments suggest a community event or sale beginning Sunday, March 10, but specifics are missing.
An OCR fragment advertises Texas Wonder with a bold claim of curing rheumatic trouble and similar ailments in days. It directs readers to send for testimonials and lists Dr EB Hall at 2028 Olive Street, St Louis.
An old newspaper snippet promotes the Creamery in Lawrence offering whipped cream butter milk skimmed milk and pasteurized dairy products with city delivery and two phones listed for orders. The ad stresses low prices one-price policy and satisfaction guaranteed alongside references to local ordinances and street directions.
A fragmented notice lists various street names and lot references across Delaware and New Jersey, including Delaware Street, Pennsylvania Street, and New Jersey streets. It mentions several lot numbers and street variants with scattered text about actions, effective dates, and publication details.
Final tax notice from the Douglas County Kansas treasurer dated April. It outlines parcels and lots assessed as delinquent, with redemption periods ending September 4. The document includes extensive property descriptions, owner names, and subdivision references, indicating parcels to be sold to satisfy unpaid taxes and charges under state law.
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