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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
3
A Wisconsin man advances a broad plan to lease land and raise trout in multiple ponds. The proposal ties to farming, recreation, and local development, detailing pond construction, water management, and potential radio tie ins while noting mixed community interest and the intent to support broader regional spending.
Fragmentary ad style notice recounts heavy rainfall and floodlike conditions around Hoobevelt. Scattered lines mention names, a medical testimonial about Frey Kidney Cure, and a cautioned public advisory urging immediate care for overheated or drunken individuals.
A column explains a valve system with three settings Slow Fire Moderate Fire and Quick Fire. It details how turning the valve from one neighbor to another changes flame level and how to shut off the fire by turning the valve fully off. The piece reads like a basic instructional note on stove operation.
Fragmented OCR text references a notice in the County of Bates and mentions probate matters, appointments and a date around early May. It lists individuals with partial names and time placeholders, indicating a public notice about legal proceedings and estate matters.
Notice of appointment and qualification from the Douglas County Probate Court for Mainty J. Findley and Luther Finales as executors for the Haskell Institute drainage project. Proposals due June 1908 to provide materials and labor for the drainage system and sewer extension at Haskell Institute, Lawrence Kansas.
A long OCR fragment outlines a local work horse parade with entries, drivers, and judging notes. It mentions Monday parades in Degen Park and references contestants, safety, and organizational details for the event. The text remains garbled but signals a community horse show with drivers and horses competing for prizes.
An item describes a large crab and seafood feast with oysters crab meat and stews to be served at a Baltimore garden event and Chesapeake location. It mentions entertainment and a long description of foods and preparations. The text shifts to discuss British policy about land tenure and a potential loan up to 70 million dollars to assist occupiers in buying rent land.
A garbled historical passage references parties of power in a coastal region, mentioning committees and shores. It hints at a third party and a debated topic tied to a shore community, with mentions of Erin and distant political maneuvering.
A New Yorker style note describes a low cost wooden trellis for sweet peas using 2 by 4 inch posts eight feet tall set two feet deep and spaced two feet apart. Narrow boards are nailed to top and bottom, with careful nail driving to prevent net slipping. The design claims easier Vining and cooling benefits, plus quick teardown for disposal after frost, compared with wire netting.
A reader from Otterville Minnesota speaks of long asthma battles and poor relief from doctors and markets. He credits Foley's Money Ant Ter with easing symptoms and plans to continue using it, invoking broad praise for the product and urging others to try it.
An ad notes Chamberlain's Pale Balm as a fast healing remedy for cuts bruises and wounds. It claims rapid recovery without maturation and promotes swift healing compared with standard treatments. Sold by Barber Brot.
A vague note describes a new fashion item, a bat, fashioned from husks of cerna or similar material. It hints at upcoming production and potential popularity next summer, mentioning costs, protection, and design elements in a blurred historical context.
Fragmented OCR report describes a Cuba related event with names and places garbled. The text references Havanna, New York, and a meeting with unclear participants and outcomes. It hints at political or business figures and a speculative connection to Cuba without clear facts.
The article recalls Loebs prior claim of an elixir of life about four years earlier and critiques his habit of tackling new theories before proving old ones. It also mentions an Eastern Taite bureau and Dr Thomas Edtece, plus a Mississippi River area notice.
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