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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1914
Page
4
Classified line lists rates for daily delivery by carrier at 30 cents and yearly mail subscription at 1.60 dollars. The address 722 Massachusetts Street appears as a contact or location reference for the service.
A long time employee and trusted ally of Lawrence Brady leaves Higoutils Workd to take the presidency of the Mines Record Company in Fort Smith Arkansas after purchasing the majority stock. He is praised for steadfast service and aims to expand the paper's reach while shifting leadership to Fort Smith.
Fragmented report states receipts from sales were 7000 for September with prior year comparison. Mentions war impact and an official statewide prohibition vote showing a 13 point majority. Includes garbled phrases about western regions and a sample related to a rush of votes.
Fragmentary note mentions governor elect Gap and an election, with garbled names and broken phrases. No clear events, dates, or entities beyond vague references to a hotel or hotel-like term and an election context. Further readable details are unavailable.
Weather briefing suggests cool air spreading across regions with possible chilly nights. Forecast signals lower temperatures for early week, urging residents to prepare warm clothing and secure outdoor items. Local officials remind caution on icy patches and to monitor updates.
Alfred Henry Lewis of New York May 22 is reported to have developed intestinal problems and been in poor health for a month. His condition grew serious last Wednesday and he is said to be improving slowly at home.
A fragmented Christmas meditation contrasts gift giving with virtue and charity. The text mocks garish Santa theatrics while urging true generosity, noting the joy in acts of giving surpasses material wealth and reflecting on divine values during the holiday season.
A garbled article fragment reviews a novel and its characters, noting Sibyle, the heroine, as a focal point and praising the author for portraying human nature and the forces shaping it. The piece reflects on literary critique and the roles of characters like Lis and Jean within the narrative.
A notable Lawrence resident, Mr. Jeremia Brookes Hiatt, has died after years of travel from Europe to Central and South America. He first arrived in Kansas and later took charge of the old tar bridge in Lawrence. His life included a California gold fields claim and extensive journeys, though little is known about his origins.
A garbled notice outlines assistance for women choosing Christmas gifts. It mentions items like cigars, pocket books, and pipe related accessories, with references to aunts and care arrangements. The text appears as an OCR fragment with unclear names and events.
Ottawa Republic to be bought from Thomas W. Morgan warden of Aveworth penitentiary by AL Harris and consolidation with Ottawa Herald under an agreement expiring December 8. If sale completes, Savvis to oversee consolidation and Republic will be discontinued as a separate paper. Public details of the consideration have not been fully disclosed.
Real estate transfers and warranty deeds appear with scattered fragments. References include M My and hushand, Budwin, Mary, and skioner. parcels on Fishery lots 122 121 120. Simpsons Central Subdivision. North Lawrence. Peel 14 near University Five Annex. Redlands California. prices around 8500. Text is OCR garbled with numerous misspellings and incomplete lines.
A quirky poem fragment by Walt Mason describes a tired old horse nicknamed Myrile, praised for prompt starts and steady gait despite creaks and worn tires. The piece humorously imagines daily sessions, a noisy city, and a chaotic, pleasant drive through a rough day.
The stock yards report slight market advances and scattered receipts. Prices edge up on some cattle while feedlot trends indicate more cattle may be fed. Quarantine regions limit supplies, with slack in demand from buyers in Oklahoma and Texas. Sheep and lamb markets show mild recovery as packing and feeding patterns adjust, with a note on timely processing by Saturday or Wednesday.
The national militia board led by Molonel Wikler Metcalf and including First Infantry MN NOG officers will meet the secretary of war at 4 in Washington DC on January 1. The board will consider new regulations governing the National Guard. Members listed include Colonel Wil Meicady General ORyan Generalee Staninchnapatgs General Wiedgew. Wiedemann’s chocolate advertisement follows.
A group of more than seventy local merchants and families sold papers on city streets to raise nearly 200 for Christmas charity. The event showcased sellers like Velwilt Minh Tee and others, drawing crowds to hopeful corners as shoppers enjoyed not only news but baked goods and treats.
Cha Man, president at the orals yesterday announces submitted to his counsel Walter dolinsy Star, pitvher, signed up with his old team the Washington Americans, while debating a contrel with le Chiesow Feedvals. Walter Tohnson may play with the Futoraly or not. The highest legal talent in the country declares any contest is bonding aid and we will entere i in the limit of any ability.
Moscow greets the emperor with a public reception as the imperial delegation and city officials honor him for the abolition of vodka. The emperor delivers a welcome speech praising loyal subjects and noting benefits from the prohibition, amid a bustling crowd and ceremonial events.
A plan to stamp eggs with the exact age or gathering date is discussed. Localities may require distinct owner numbers and up to date labeling. The idea aims to reduce fraud and help buyers and sellers, with some producers resisting while others support stricter traceability for markets demanding premium prices.
Sam Antonio reports the death of a builder who allegedly created the first self propelled vehicle. The deceased, a retired physician and minister, was honored posthumously by the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers in resolutions praising his contribution to the industry. The exact details and date reflect a 19th century obituary notice in local reporting.
The question Panama sent a note addressed to the Maeshite department regarding charges alleged by the British against Goethals. It claims British captains were harshly treated and references the canal situation. Secretary Daniels cannot confirm details of the recent dismissal of the British coal supply incident and has ordered a full report for the State Department.
county commissioners endorse a detention home to house children brought before the juvenile court. No child under 16 will be jailed. The plan follows recommendations from Topeka area groups and member organizations serving Shawna county.
In Wortland Oregon prices for wheat surged to new records with bids reaching substantial levels. Traders noted strong export demand from Europe and rising futures as growers hesitated to sell, hoping for still higher prices. Record flour and oats exports in recent weeks bolster the bullish mood across rural districts.
Heavy rainfall across the state triggered several landslides blocking rail routes and washing out roads and bridges, with damage extending into nearby Mexico. A Roosevelt Dam near here reported the greatest inflow of water, while local observers note significant disruption to railroad traffic and travel. A fragment mentions new books and marriage licenses issued in Probate Court, reflecting local notices amid the weather story.
Fragmented notices outline a lodge installation with matron, conductress, captain, and other officers named alongside related society events. The text mentions Miss Amer 8 qier, Mrs. Meo, and Perry Marshall among attendees, amid scattered references to meetings and church groups.
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