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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
2
A garbled passage discusses imperial policy and protective tariffs with references to a national audience. It hints at questions about industry and administration, noting confusion over the reality and scope of a broader national issue. The fragment ends with unclear attribution and incomplete names.
A garbled OCR passage discusses road construction financing and opposition, referencing years, payments, opportunities, and a plan to submerge ers and lines. The text mentions esthetic Kansas and a scheme with yearly payments, while noting uncertain details and incomplete names or places.
Fragmentary note discusses public order, alleged freedom limits, and restrictive laws. Mentions parties, civil actions, and enforcement themes with unclear names and places.
The passage presents fragmented lines referencing a government and prior actions with warnings about consequences. It mentions Vent, the Lanintans, and an experiment, suggesting a cautionary context about repeated failures and unknown outcomes. The tone implies criticism of prior government decisions.
Fragmentary historic note describes government debt management during a period of hardship. It mentions debts paid, system adjustments, and a sale to a European combination. It hints at avoidance of liens and actions affecting a black Veruner tuner, with uncertain details about dates and parties.
A fragmented historical note discusses whiskey production and taxation, noting distillers dodging wares and varying rates. It contrasts domestic whiskey aging practices with modern trends and cites regional prohibition pressures influencing supply and prices.
A muddled discussion traces rebate law enforcement and its impact on rail freight practices. The piece highlights profiteering by rail firms, favoritism in shipper handling, and shifts in competitive balance amid legislative and court actions. It notes effects on common carriers, shippers, and the public interest as policy evolves.
Fragmentary OCR text praises and criticizes political actions and parties, mentioning Col Roosevelt, Witla Barnes, Torin Sibel, and references to New York politics, party rule, and government actions. Unclear specifics due to garbled wording. centers on a legal suit and party dynamics in New York.
Fragmentary notes describe power struggles among Murphy, Barnes, and allied sub-bosses in local politics. The piece mentions machine politics, public offices, and alleged corruption within a web of named individuals and communities, with school board actions and local social visits interwoven.
Tuesday visits and local activity fill the Pony Creek district reports. Residents like Miss Luce Robertson and Mrs. Ward announce teaching plans, while Mrs. Mivleney and others plan visits and attend events in Lawrence and Leavenworth.
The text explains that a kilometer equals 1000 meters and measures 3,280 feet or 0.621 miles. It notes the kilometer as the main unit for long distances in the metric system.
A vintage ad notes that children often hide constipation fearing distasteful topics. It promotes Rexall Orderlies a mild laxative with a sugar taste, sold exclusively by F. B. McCOLLOCH for 10 cents.
Miss Rebecca Van Duren assists DHS along Farmelia Street with tasks in Vinland. Local residents, visitors, and students are listed visiting, attending church, and travelling to Lawerence Sunday. Miss Opal Weannbek and Miss Ette Ratisey earned prizes at Baldwin contest.
A local event notes progression of a Colored Boy Scouts group with members joining and anticipated decisions by leaders. One organizer, Nelewan, heads operations while a visitor named Grastry engages with the community. The report references G. WoTnity and a Wasas Clie term in a brief update.
A spring afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs Walter Thielp featured decor, prizes, and refreshments for Delta Phi Delta in a formal society event. Attendees included Misses Matrios Isony and Emily Agnadowa among many guests, with prizes awarded to several attendees from Warsas City and local hosts.
The Waemen's Missieg Circle at the Baptist Church will meet with Miss Heating. Louisiane arrival and weekend plans mentioned. Banquet and domestic service set for Braser Tall are noted, with speakers and refreshments planned.
Readable segments describe a civic action or event involving local groups and residents visiting houses and communities. The text mentions a visiting team or organization and actions tied to a planned community engagement or health related project. Names and places are unclear due to OCR issues.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a social gathering or wedding related event with names such as Missa Empise MieNatt and Caroboy MeNunt. The text is garbled but suggests a weekend guest and planned appearances at a Corttes event. No clear date or location can be confirmed from the legible portions.
In Kansas a jumble mentions Dr Met Idan Well and Miss Shanklin among locals like Lewis of Bockfield and A Votures, with reflections on daily life, visits, and community activities. The text notes Mrs Uhupeties helping at home and references trips to Kansas City, with various individuals named in a historical social note.
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