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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1917
Page
2
Fragmented OCR note references attempts, legislation, and water infection issues. Mentions “the Jew World” and filling space, with scattered, unclear statements about trials and communications. No clear event or entities to confirm.
A terse note indicates the Ner call is available for players to cue in. Officials confirm the oc cue process is active, guiding participants to join the session and proceed with the standard signaling sequence.
Fragmentary local column critiques and political remarks mix with stray lines about rain timing and public figures. The piece reflects scattered opinions on elections, public life, and leadership, with references to Uncle Sam, Germany, and Speaker Clark, amid garbled phrasing and uncertain attribution.
The fragment notes a product claim for Absolutely Removes Indigestion with druggist availability. It mentions new members loyal to the order and long-serving members like Wes Kelom and AL W Logan visiting with party members. A quartet sang an energetic song and committee members were named, including Judge Alsin Peggins of St. Was.
A garbled passage speaks of units and ambulance sections, duty, and fighting for righteousness. It hints at collective resolve, devotion to God, and urging people to persevere and do their duty to the fullest amid unclear context.
The F A U held its supreme officers election during a recent council meeting in Tasadena. Delegates from Lawrence joined a fast, enjoyable trip to Colorado with a comfortable train itinerary managed by T J Money. Banquets at Albany hotel and rain earlier added to the pleasant journey. notable attendees included W T Taylor and Grant W Harrington.
Enthusiastic Fraternal Aid boosters Mr and Mrs J L Beads plan a week in the mountains after visiting Denver. Dr W L Burdick returned from Denver and leaves Massachusetts. Notable attendees include PAO Sam and Warden W Morgan, with renewed acquaintances among participants at a recent Supreme Sessions BEVER meeting.
A fragmented ad style text discusses ready to eat Wheat Biscuit meals. It mentions Shredded Wheat, breakfast options, bananas and berries as serving ideas, and notes the cost is a few cents for homemakers in summer. It preserves the period voice and local newspaper tone.
Public utilities commission announces appeal of a gas rate ruling handed down by the Supreme Court. The next hearing will review the Gas Rate increase set at 50 cents per unit, deemed almost double the prior rate, with new rates to take effect in October after Booth’s decision. The proceeding, tied to state authority over rate setting, is scheduled for a one hour session Friday afternoon at Evans Clock.
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