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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1914
Page
6
Conflicting reports circulated about a possible embargo on grain shipments amid price tensions. Agencies denied shortages, citing that 4.6 million bushels were moved this season and shipments continued with no fixed halt. The piece notes vessel activity and expected effects on the district's distribution plans.
A brief funeral service was held for Brother Leseller. The ceremony took place at a local church with members of the religious community in attendance and special prayers offered for the departed.
Market report summary shows activity across cattle hogs eggs and grains with steady to up trend notes. Prices listed include beef cattle receipts and hog numbers while Chicago and national references hint at mixed livestock demand and stable market tone.
Bonner Springs plans a big August first festival to mark the completion of the Kaw Valley electric link to Kansas. Free attractions and a parade are promised as residents and visitors join Independence guests for a townwide carnival.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Tera Lane and Weesley Lane with a $200 case, band sheets, and a trial path. Details are unclear but point to a legal or court context involving named individuals and a monetary amount.
Walter Bastnia offers step by step notes on mixing kneading and rising bread dough. He details creating a smooth dough folding and shaping into loaves or buns and recommends rising in pans before baking. He mentions oven timing and the importance of proper temperature and moisture for a good crust.
Brent, 22, from Philadelphia, appeared in Kansas City Municipal Court after shouting at pedestrians in downtown. The man, carrying a revolver holster, claimed he thought everyone carried guns, was fined for his conduct.
Fragmented ad copy touts a patent remedy for kidney and bladder issues. The legible portions name Dre E W Hull of St Louis Missouri and provide an address and an offer to mail order the product.
A crowded evening at the Rati League Cineramali features teams from Philadelphia Buffalo and St Louis with varied results. The crowd then engages in a discourse on luck and personal responsibility as echoed by local speakers.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a note about a merchants event at a venue named Merchants Ediond. The text mentions a person or group and a date or time, but key details are unclear. Further readable context is needed to identify participants and outcome.
A long forgotten crater near Kimberley is described as diamond bearing and confined by a series of shafts. The feature allegedly shows a peculiar shape and seasonally altered gravels, with parts washed away by a valley.
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