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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1907
Page
3
Notice records the Work Room’s final meeting and closing of sessions. Members refund ledger items and plan final distribution as families receive quilts and crafted goods, with donors and organizers listed in the settlement notice.
Local note describes hardship in Codell Kansas with a citizen recalling recent tragedies and a chain of ailments. An advertisement touts a pine salve with claimed healing properties and a trial offer from Bacher & Son's. The copy mentions Dr Nini cough remedies and a prominent price claim.
A fragmented notice discusses weight and health concerns among women and men. It mentions Dr Williams and a pink remedy as well as general weakness, urging readers to seek help and noting potential remedies for vitality and wellness.
A garbled text passage describes a municipal paving petition sparking debate among city officials. The fragment mentions pavings, votes, and a desire for a lawful approach, with unclear names or dates.
A garbled note hints at a scheme to obtain funds from Laglest. The fragment suggests illicit activity or a request to withhold payment, but details are unclear. Further readable context would clarify involved persons and actions.
An advertisement attributed to W. B. Brunson of Dublin Georgia extols Electric Hitters as beneficial for an eightytwo year old mother and general debility. It claims improved appetite sleep and digestion with cures for stomach liver and kidney troubles. Also promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil and Pineules with a moneyback guarantee and alcoholfree formula. Sold by O P Barber Son.
Fragmentary legal notices describe proceedings and references to justice and peace, interspersed with an advertisement for Deua's Heraldets claiming health benefits. The text is incoherent with garbled names and unclear context.
The amusement feature previews The Convict's Daughter a powerful American play about a noble tramp named Willie described as skilled, determined and loyal. The production set for Saturday April 27 at the Bower Opera House with tickets 7, 25 and 5? cents.
The first game with Oklahoma is played on McCook field this afternoon with a second scheduled there tomorrow. The Oklahoma team is described as a good one that consistently puts up a solid game. Burdock’s Blood Bitters is advertised as a system tonic and builder to improve appetite digestion sleep and enjoyment of life.
The article notes a broad campaign against green bugs with about 200 released per day and initial favorable reports. Prof. Hunter receives encouraging news about Bell Telephone Company offering free use of its lines and university support for seed experiments and field work advances.
Weather conditions eased after recent rain with calmer skies. No severe storms reported as residents note a return to typical spring patterns and lower precipitation levels.
Warning against dangerous mercury based remedies like Halls Catarrh Cure. Notes internal use harms blood and mucous membranes. Promotes safer alternatives such as Hall’s and Man Zan pile remedy with tube applicator and money back guarantee, sold by local druggists.
A brief reminiscence recalls Dennis Kearney the sandlot agitator and Rev. S. Kalloch in San Francisco politics. John H. Shimmons opposed Kalloch’s mayoral bid, Kalloch won, and Shimmons’ influence in Kansas affairs is noted. Includes an advertisement for Dade's Little Liver Pills.
The notice records the final settlement action and appointment of an administrator with will annexed for John Kyly of Des County Kansas. The probate court in Douglas County Kansas confirms the appointment on April 1 1907 and directs all interested parties to heed the notice and follow governing rules.
Notice that ALICE WYNNE executrix will apply at the June term of the Probate Court of Douglas County Kansas to obtain an allowance for services as Executrix and for attorneys fees and expenses and will make a final settlement and apply for discharge on June 10 1907 in Lawrence Kansas.
A court publication notice in Douglas County Kansas lists executors and parties including Mary Moravia, Jane Williamson, and others as heirs or executors. The notice directs action by April and references terms of an estate related to Mary Adams and Maria Stilk with details on filing and court proceedings.
The sheriff of Douglas County Kansas will offer for sale on a specified date the right title and interest of the estate of Lawrence National Danii in certain described lands in Douglas County to satisfy a judgment. The property includes the northeast quarter and the east half of the northeast quarter of section and other parcels as described. Sale subject to terms of sale and prior liens as per official notice.
A damaged OCR notice from Douglas County Kansas describes a land sale to raise funds for a medical or pharmaceutical purpose. The document names parcels, dates, locations, and a judge's confirmation of the sale details including acreage and boundaries.
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