Professional Cards 80 and Lawyer Bowersock Bing
Classified card notes a professional cards listing with 80, a lawyer Bowersock Bing, contact phone 59, attributed to Lawrence and Katsu.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1918
Page
9
Classified card notes a professional cards listing with 80, a lawyer Bowersock Bing, contact phone 59, attributed to Lawrence and Katsu.
A garbled collection describes a faint account of an accident or event at Bettie and mentions a legal notice section with unclear references. The text also alludes to monetary matters and a row of unrelated phrases about temperatures, a freak event, and personal life topics with no coherent sequence.
The note lists various beef cuts and preparations such as rib roast, shoulder roast beef, boiling beef, sirloin steak, porter house, round steak, bacon squares, brisket bacon, and green ground bone with miscellaneous fractions and prices like 25¢ and 28¢, suggesting a grocery or butcher ledger.
Safety first message from a long time lender advertising a four first mortgage on farm land. The speaker notes 28 years in the farm loan business and promotes secure savings and reasonable profits through this investment.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe tortoises and water markets, travel to an island district, and ships in New York and on the sea. The text shows garbled phrases about drinking, ignorance, journeys and sponsors, with unclear places and names.
A classified notice promotes turning surplus machinery and implements into cash by selling in the classified ads. It urges buyers to value usable equipment in roadworthy condition and encourages quick action to convert items into money rather than junk.
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