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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1911
Page
3
The fragment discusses whether public utilities should be subject to a physical valuation of their property to determine rates or taxation. It references Wisconsin cases and legal acts, noting potential immediate action and the impact on railroads and utilities. The text mentions a concern over timing and the Treasury’s role in valuing utility assets.
An elderly woman, Mrs Ita Conner of this place, notes years of pain from womanly troubles and says various remedies failed until a relief card brought relief. She urges others to try the same remedy today.
Fragmentary text from an OCR page lacks clear names places dates or events making a coherent summary impossible without additional readable content.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses weight gain plans and a pickle relish delivery at Hunter Bros. It mentions a partitioned room, a wall of ants, and a game continuing despite disruptions, with scattered references to prices and phones. The text is largely garbled.
An account lists early Easter rites and related social gatherings. The text names households and individuals invited to services and parties, mentioning musicians and local hosts amid a fragmented schedule of guests and celebrations.
Fragmentary notes mention John Power in an undertaker context with unclear references to names and events. The readable parts touch on a business matter and possible misattribution or confusion surrounding individuals and activities.
A garbled clipping offers fragments about an event at a western seat and an outcome tied to a person named Leeuedt. The text is incomplete, with few readable details and no clear names or dates.
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