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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1903
Page
3
A fragmented reader letter extols a cure for kidney trouble using a treatment called Promises Kept. The writer, likely from Kansas City, claims personal relief after using the product and requests guidance on procuring more boxes, describing severe back pain and extended use before improvement.
The excerpt extols a gas slave valve providing immediate fuel for fire control. It illustrates incremental valve adjustments yielding slow, moderate, or quick flames and a simple shutoff, praising ease and convenience.
Subscribers are asked for the same as others and not with the carrier. The caterers have charged money for any paper they do not deliver.
An advertiser notice requests prompt payment and clearer delivery terms. It states no church rate unless prepaid, and asks subscribers who do not receive their papers by 6 pm to report promptly to improve earlier delivery.
Public notice announces a Lawrence Kansas city council meeting to sit as board of equalization. It covers valuations and appraisements for taxes to fund street improvements on Onior Street to Righter Way and a lateral sewer from Newderray to Pennsylvanis. Officials urge interested residents to review apportionments filed with the city clerk.
Reports from east and south Texas show growing tobacco with aid from the U S Department of Agriculture. Mr Shelfer supervises two horse transplanting machines at Nacogdoches and other stations as fields prepare to plant in April or May. The effort aims to develop a robust tobacco industry in the region with new standards to be tested at St Louis next year.
Notice from Douglas County Kansas seeks sealed proposals for constructing subbankments on Uridoe street at the north end of the bridge over the river. Bids must be accompanied by a security deposit of 180 dollars.
Baltimore July 24 The Rest restorations adapted by the National Grand Lodge honor General Cassius Clay's death. The session closed with installation of officers and routine reports. A unanimous resolution lauded Clay as originator of emancipation and a just cause, while calling for memorials and future measures.
President Roosevelt, after a lengthy ride, visited Meadow Craft near Lotus Lake and spent the night as a guest of Mrs. John E. Roosevelt. He learned of Frederick W. Hollis death, a close friend who had recently visited him at Sagamore Hill.
Terrific tornado strikes Tombstone and Fairbank causing evacuations and fears for lives. Reports detail homes damaged, residents missing, and the storm’s path along rail lines with widespread debris and flooding. Acknowledges weather dangers and emergency responses as the storm moves eastward.
A bartender, a woman, and a man were shot during a disturbance at a Tyneside venue. The bartender died. the woman was lightly injured and the man escaped with non life threatening wounds. Authorities say the assailant fled. Burdock Hood Bitters advertised as a tonic.
A Missouri Pacific passenger train ran into a local coach near Mylock just east of the depot yesterday afternoon. The switch left open by a yard worker caused the fast train to switch onto the main line, heavily wrecking both trains and injuring several passengers. Fewer than a dozen people aboard the slower local train were hurt.
For sale. Several room dwellings listed including 7 room and 6 room properties. Also small tracts of land and trade opportunities. Indicates willingness to sell all trade together with specific terms and prices. Potential buyers urged to inquire for perconal macucity and location details.
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