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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1903
Page
2
The item outlines how The Journal was founded in 18, absorbed the State Journal and Lawrence Tribune, and grew to be the dominant local newspaper. It notes ownership by Woodally Associated Press, publication forms including daily and weekly editions, and broad county circulation with delivery by carrier.
A fragmentary report centers on gendered roles and power dynamics at a Fort event. It mentions Te and Pea figures, curious phrases, and a speaker from Perk presiding over a delivery scene. The text paints a disrupted scene with unclear actions and local人物.
Fragmentary OCR text references towns schools and therapy related planning with names and dates obscured by errors. The readable items mention Matt and Towns but specifics are unclear hindering a precise summary.
A garbled reminiscence recalls episodes along a river and the river’s lady Sallie, with references to May and May 47,0 Leng, Graeber, and helpers. It honors those associated with a period of work and respect, noting constant association and deep feelings.
The text laments the Shearer store closure proceeding in bankruptcy, noting past experiences show such costs harm both creditors and debtor. It suggests creditors might have reached a satisfactory agreement if gathered together earlier.
Amid talk of settlements that could favor both sides, railroads announce a continued harvest rate for Kansas farmers through July thirteen. The piece touches on coal price fears, potential relief for consumers, and ongoing tensions affecting shipments and local markets.
A fragmented report from Lawrence details a flood and ensuing legal actions. It mentions days of confrontation, public attention, and investigations into city affairs, with references to authorities, a court process, and community impact.
Fragmented OCR reveals a Local notice-like piece noting a large university map to be created for the Louisiana Purchase exposition and the Rock Island Frisco line relations. It mentions connections planned between Rock Island Kansas City St Louis line and Frisco line, along with Pleasant Hill abandonment and a new Rock Island route to Sheffield. An unrelated medical ad completes the garbled text.
President William DeWitt Hyde of Bowdoin College asked sixty seniors to write creeds stating belief and disbelief and meaning. He compiled a composite creed from the entries after days of discussion on topics of faith and salvation, moral duties, and the role of religion in life and society.
The description outlines a large timber parcel of about 20007 acres with first class yellow pine and white oak suitable for railroad ties or mining purposes. It notes fruit bearing land, a two story dwelling, outbuildings, a cold storage area for produce, and mentions a proposed assessment of improvements with a thirteen month deadline for bid submission.
An agency seeks a mapager for Kampocad project duties in county administration. Monthly salary 20.00 plus expenses paid weekly from headquarters. Applications requested from Thomas Cooper, 1030 Contes Hidg, Colca.
The article recounts Henry J. Hubbard of Wittens Ohio who suffered paralysis and loss of speech. It credits a neighbor Mr Cypher from Live Virginia with a cure attributed to Dr. Williams Link Pills. Readers are told Hubbard regained movement and speech after using the pills and therapy.
Fragmented ad style text discusses Pateys Honey and Tar claiming cures for consumption with caveats on effectiveness. It mixes testimonials and misprinted names, listing individuals and places, and references to local medical opinions, with stray phrases about cures and health products.
Disjointed 19th century clippings describe a Rock Island rail plan from Trenton to Chillicothe amid a pending survey near the Trenton Kansas City cut off. A fatal wreck near South Creek is noted with derailment and ensuing suffering. Dosn's Ointment advertised as a cure-all emerges in the fragmentary text.
An analysis of life insurance payments in the United States shows large city disparities. New York leads with the highest distributions, followed by Philadelphia and Chicago, as trends over previous years indicate growing payouts and shifting regional patterns in policy beneficiary totals.
Mrs Benson applied Chamberlins Pala Balm to a burnt child who calmed after the treatment. A few weeks later Mrs Benson was well known in Rebar Va. The balm is especially valuable for burns sprays and various skin irritations. Barber bros advertise the product with free shipping and speedy service.
A local advertisement promises Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh and offers a reward for proof of failure. The notice asserts brand reliability from well known firms West Trias and others and endorses internal action and testing. It claims the cure works through the blood and surfaces and promotes free testimonials.
The readable fragments show varied phrases and names, with no clear event or person forming a coherent story. It reads like a damaged OCR of a local page, containing scattered terms and near-random language without a discernible main item or outcome.
A freight train derailed on the Florence and Cripple Creek railroad after a collision on a curve, with the locomotive and three others piled into an embankment. About ten ore cars were toppled, and several cars spilled into the river, causing multiple fatalities and injuries.
The Minnesota Supreme Court upheld a lower court verdict granting Herbert W. Pearson of Duluth compensation for services to the Great Northern railroad in Montana coal fields. The decision affirms the $ amount awarded, with subsequent adjustments by the lower court. The case centers on whether Pearson’s geological effort created new coal deposits or exploited existing ones.
Multiple lot offerings on Tennessee Street Kentucky Street Ohio Street and Vermont Street with assorted sizes and prices. South Lawrence plots advertised at low rates plus a park area south of Law Tepes with 30-stro improvements costing over 5000 dollars. Stock facilities and dairy farm potential noted with a 4500 dollar asking price.
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