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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
6
Fragmented text references dates June 18 1879 and June 13 1880 with scattered names such as Garfield and Baird. It mentions Topeka and various unclear entities, likely a local notices or event list with incomplete phrases and several garbled words. The readable content includes place names and potential discussions of business and temperance topics.
Railroads organize safety drives and committee actions to reduce accidents and derailments. Officials report progress after recent incidents, aiming to improve operations at terminals and along main lines.
Fragmentary OCR reads an old ad offering one hundred dollars for a case of catarrh and listing Hales Catarrh and Cheney & Co Toledo. The text mentions a bank and financial obligations but is garbled. The readable parts imply a promotional notice for a patent remedy.
A garbled report notes several individuals pled guilty after a late night meeting. Names mentioned include Ernest Crashy, Ernest Adkins, W W Perkins and A G Hazier. Officers placed them under arrest shortly after 1 am.
Clement Finley aged 24 was shot and killed on his farm three miles southeast of Pr Confer while checking a jackrabbit sighting. Coroner Branson and Sheriff Cave investigated and ruled no foul play. funeral held Sunday at the family home with burial in Gardner Cemetery.
The national report indicates Wakarusa Township has filed figures with the county clerk. Final counts will not be posted until careful comparison with last year’s records is completed. Updates are expected on Saturday as figures are audited for accuracy.
Mrs Orville Rock of Paw Paw Michigan shares her experience of avoiding surgery by using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after a painful displacement. She credits it with restoring her health and urges others with female complaints to try the remedy, noting its long standing history as a standard treatment.
A fragmented notice describes a Memorial event for K. P. and Rev Miltoni attending in Lawrence. It mentions a civic gathering, community attendance, and a ceremonial praise. Another fragment refers to an agricultural class study of anatomy at a horse barn.
A grand officer from the Wuéeht of Pythias will visit Mandap in a pivotal meeting led by Craik Chynector Thury Mellin. Local attendees are urged to prepare for the forthcoming event.
Fragmentary OCR lists names Crider and others with scattered phrases about work and a night shift. No clear event or outcome is stated. readable items include Crider, Adams Dothcot Lay, Joseph W. Singseng and Powell with unclear roles.
Mr. Wilsone wiinager of the Lay Vente Creamery informed Jane AlsWorld today that the price will rise. Tickets will cost $1.00 with a plan to adjust later. The message notes impact on future sales and local response.
Prenatal support remedy described as helpful for pregnant women facing health strain. Claims to strengthen the body, reduce pain and inflammation, and ensure a healthy recovery for the mother. Advertises availability in drug stores and a free informational book for expectant mothers.
A long ordinance details street widening and paving on Henry Street in Lawrence City. It authorizes construction, funding through local assessments, and public notices, with a public hearing set for June. The measure directs the city to issue bonds to cover costs and outlines assessment methods for benefiting properties.
Reading a garbled notice mentions a Saturday afternoon public display with various acts and demonstrations. It notes expected attendance and a sequence of performances including dress by Treaty Ed Hirlen and other listed participants amid school and community event details.
Readable text indicates a suffrage meeting with Miss Kate Stephens speaking on Saturday in New York. The fragment confirms interest in the question and notes the event is part of ongoing suffrage activity.
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