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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1903
Page
3
A Leawrenes citizen testifies that a neighbor says few doses of Dosna Kitney Pins relieved back pain. The statement mentions Druceisis Abastschusetia street and Mrs Mason as users, with supplies and agents in New York State.
A garbled OCR page lists numerous station names, times, and routes with scattered proper nouns. The readable portions mention Lapeer PACIELS and Pantin L Aptever Matas piu Bees, suggesting a historic timetable with place names and times.
Fragments show a notice calling LU subscribers to visit the office to pay dues. Text mentions carriers lack proper tools to collect notes and a driver may be involved, indicating collection operational issues.
Fragmented notice requests advance payments for services and delivery by 6 PM daily. It demands prompt paper pickup and emphasizes securing earlier delivery through adherence to laws and prepaid charges.
A July storm across Rusk county Iowa swept from Watertown South Dakota into northwest Iowa, bringing the most destructive hail in memory. It damaged corn and fodder, destroyed crops, and caused injuries. In Clinton and surrounding areas citizens faced fires and property losses as crews evaluated the extent.
National Congregational Assembly to be held near New Buffalo Michigan from August 15 to September 1 will consider union with United Brethren and Methodist Protestant churches. Secretary Wannamaker reports strong local support and invited pastors to attend. Professors Posweeth and Sanderson, with President King, will provide special instruction on biblical studies.
The record notes William A. Miller, removed May 17 as assistant foreman after expulsion from the local union of the International Brotherhood of Book Binders, seeks reinstatement. A Lawrence council hearing is set to review an equalization and tax assessment plan for improvements from Whit36 to a better Way.
Publication notices announce a construction bid for a riverbank and bridge project in Lawrence Kansas with bid security requirements. A second notice describes a civil suit filed in Douglas County Court by Orville Thorn against A Lovell with claims totaling fifty dollars plus interest and a second claim for twenty five dollars plus interest, with dates and procedural steps.
Three firms in the labor dispute sue United Brotherhood of Carpenters and joiners at Americ.a Newfie alleging an injunction to halt a strike. The filing, amid broader city preparations for a fall centennial celebration, names local sites and dates connected to the case.
A detailed profile of August Be bel leader of the Bochi Democrat and his fiery orations against the empire. The piece notes his bold prophecy of a stronger socialist majority and his warnings to the crown prince amid German political tension. It also covers the papal conclave and potential successors discussed in Rome.
A Morgantown resident suffered severe backache and kidney pains waking several times nightly. The claimant states Foley's Kidney Cure cured the ailment and strengthens the urinary organs reducing irregularities.
Archibishop Katzer dies after months of illness. He weakened gradually and passed away at St Marys Hospital. The report notes his long service and the sense of loss felt by the Catholic community in Milwaukee and beyond.
A restless grand jury resumes investigation into state boodling. William F. Nolker of St Lots brewing faced questions about a beer tax bill that critics say faced bribery offers of six thousand dollars to defeat. The bill passed after a compromise measure cut the rate.
The Weekly Journal is a sixteen page weekly summary of news with press dispatches up to press. The Tribune Farmer, published in New York, is a leading weekly on agriculture serving the entire country and all farm related topics.
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