Flood News and Civic Urgency From Lawrence June 1903
Lawrence Kansas residents face rising flood dangers with high water and storm threats. Community leaders urge action while noting federal aid and last night’s University of Kansas School of Music concert marks a turning point in coping with disaster. Historical references to past floods underscore urgency and planning needs as authorities anticipate further impacts on homes and infrastructure.
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School of Music
University of Kansse
Lsst
G. H Honpy
Nim
Mississippi
Ohio
Ilinois
Shawnestowas
Bago
Johnstons
Potomac
Joly
Lows
Doame
Jane
Kanawha
Vibar Walleye
West Virginia
St. Louis
Ulinois
Ohie Valley
Walter
Disclaseu
Chippewa Valley
Wisconsin
Gulf
Foggy district concerns and Roosevelt era reform talks
A readerly fragment notes social and political concerns in a midwestern town, referencing local clubs and fundraising, the Lincoln era style tone, and President Roosevelt as a distant figure. It mentions weathering floods, community aid, and legislative costs, with broader commentary on public works, law, and regional resilience amid wartime memory.
Missouri Apple Boom Promises Vast Orchard Growth
The Missouri apple industry expands with claims of 200 million trees in development and high profits. Experts note best practices, pest control, and the state’s river divides orchard health, while transport to Berlin demonstrates growing markets. The venture anticipates strong future yields and state-wide planting.
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Gouilian
Mb Rouri State Horthenttern Society
Mikeourl
Mr. Gonman
J. C. Whiter
Goodman
Mr. Goodiman
Ben Davis
Siasouri
Herlin
Missouri
von Unter den Linden
Berliy
Whiesap
Millsoth
York
Imperial
Guirty
New York
Nutn
Erbotande
Minsouri State University
Joby
Missouri River
Atendman
Apple crop prophecy for Missouri and wheat outlook
A dispatch reports Missouri apple production near 20 million trees, with an estimated apple crop value around 20 million dollars and a wheat crop predicted to reach about 81 million dollars. Officials claim the apple yield could nearly double the wheat crop, noting limited planted land and westward expansion.
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Mixsouri
Jonda
Xeepeter van Wehl
New York
Murry
Holt County
Atladard State
Otterville reader praises Foley's Honey and Tar remedy
A Otterville resident says long asthma struggle improved after trying Foley's Honey and Tar, describing prior treatment from physicians in New York and elsewhere with little benefit. The testimonial claims immediate relief and strong recommendation for the product. Burdock Blood Bitters are also endorsed for pure blood and overall vigor.
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Deesel Baats
Otterville
Towa
New York
Vetl
Foley
Kidney Cure Claims By Patient Watts From Soler
Robt. BR Watts of Soler says five years of kidney disease left him wasting and weak despite doctors and remedies. He credits Foley's Kidney Cure with a complete cure after less than two bottles and advises others to use it during hot summers or after drinking to prevent kidney irregularities. Barber Bros.
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A Gray
J. P
Oakville
Foley
Inver
Pulone Miscienes
Colenguele
Giovis
Lendilay Suedes
Watts
Soler
Barber Bros
Verdant tips and garden notes from old time sowing era
A sprawling gardening column details plant care from carnations to canna culture, with tips on fertilization, watering, and disease prevention. It cites experiments in Massachusetts, mentions New York fertilizer buys, and praises Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for bowel complaints in children.
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Lawrence
Ds Fowler
Nature
Avery Sor
Description of a Chautauqua County Swine Barn Design
A 19th century note outlines plans for a complex cattle barn with multiple stalls and partitions. It specifies dimensions for stalls, partitions reaching the ceiling for support, and a central manger area. The design includes feeding poles, water access, and bedding considerations to prevent nesting or crowding.
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Crete
Crome
Bane
Taivk
Wits Altawa
Pasture Conversion and Forage Crops for Stock Feed
The article discusses converting pasture to improve forage output, noting the need for balanced grass growth and rest periods. It covers fertility, rest cycles, and the role of fertilizers and grasses like Kentucky blue and orchard grass. Also mentions autumn forage crops such as rye, clover, and turnips to support stock during lean periods.
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Beratter
Ventuereia
United States
A. S. Lelchenk
Bureau of Plant Industry
Catarrh Cure Ad Claims 100 Dollar Guarantee
Anadvertising claim praises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a positive cure for catarrh with a claimed $100 refund if it fails to work. It asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, promises restoration of strength, and urges readers to send for testimonials. The notice ends with F J Cheney and Co, Toledo, Ohio, as distributors.
Colors in Jerseys and the genetics of breed markings
The article discusses historical views on Jersey horse and cattle color genetics, noting beliefs about white tongues, spots, and the perceived influence of color on breeding value. It references breeders, notable events like the Cooper sale, and debates on whether color reflected bloodlines or temperament, with commentary on public understanding and social attitudes of the time.
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Imparier
Poncaytyaitin
Athens
Jerseys
Jersey
Bain
Kong
McSparran
Stockmas
Farner
Cotton Seed Oil Award Triggers Butter Color Controversy
An internal department awarded a contract to Cotton Gil company for cotton seed oil used in butter products. The Chicago manufacturers faced scrutiny over claims that the oil was unnaturally colored to imitate genuine butter. Officials disputed the coloring, citing safety and authenticity concerns, while the public debated potential misrepresentation, pricing, and quality standards in the dairy supply.
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Mevende
Lothalib
Cotton Gil Company
Moxley & Co
Chicago
Mostey
Evnie Theater
Chris
Mowley Lars
Alec
WHT Often Saves Trouble in Early Calf Rearing
A fragment marker notes that washing a worn brow and drinking wara water within the first twenty four hours after birth helps a cow calf avoid trouble and start a safe period of usefulness. The text appears as a rough OCR fragment from agricultural notes.
Pennsylvania Dairy Industry Exceeds Many States in Output
The article notes that according to the eleventh census the Lairy Industry of Tennsylvania ranks just below New York, Wisconsin, Michigan, and several others. It discusses dairy economics, milk prices, and the impact of dairy practices on farmers, with commentary from Stockman and others. It also mentions cream separators in Kansas and a warning about kidney health remedies.
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Tennsylvania
New York
Wisconsin
Micols
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
Missouri
Ohio
India
Kansas
California
Ian Tas Penneytvituht
Stockman Aml Faruwr
Pennsylvania State College
Pennayhvania
Pennsylvania
Kaunas
Furiiera
Kansaa
Portland Prepares For Lewis and Clark Exposition
The Lewis and Clark Exposition site in Portland Oregon is being prepared to mark the expedition's centennial. Workers have begun ground preparation and a timber frame for the first building rises amid raw ground and dense brush. The project faces funding cuts tied to the St Louis fair, but Mississippian valley displays may supply some exhibits.
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Portland
Ore
Portlatel
Missimaipp
St. Louis
Tortland
Labor experiment at Nitin Cash Register aims to link workers and employer
A Dayton based firm creates a labor department to settle disputes within its vast operations. Employees can present complaints to a neutral body, which will investigate with full context of business conditions to prevent personal clashes and injustices. The plan envisions improved relations benefiting both sides and is watched by employers nationally. Governor has approved a $258 monthly minimum for Pennsylvania schoolteachers, urging broader wage floor adoption. A rural context is cited, calling for careful pay practices.
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Nitin Cash Register Company
Dayton
Panumonians
Ty Bow
Wen
National‘ash Register Company
Labor Department
Peonypacker
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Pennsylva-nia
Commonwealths
County Commissioner Board Notices At Lawrence Area
The Doumas county board will hold semiannual sessions in Clinton Marion Willow Springs Lecompton and Walratas with meetings set for next week. Applicants must apply by the stated dates in Lawrence to be considered before changes are made.
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Board of County Commissioner
Doumas
Kanese
Lawrence
BypeRlin
Geo
Flory
Clark
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Lawrence Joarnal Company Publishers
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Gibson's Mill
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Tennessee Street
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South Lawrence
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