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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1914
Page
4
An archival notice from the World Company with names W. C. Bimons and J. L. Brady lists departments and billing terms. It includes mailing options for daily and monthly subscriptions and the Lawrence Kansas post office entry.
Lawrence Kansas June 22 1914 Keith Clevengey of the Osawalanie aplie is doubtless and swelled up pal He was quoted in Thye Vue 1 year's Weekly last week.
All good citizens desert the laughable water council plan as the city scrambles for supply. Residents claim the commissioners failed to secure reliable water and complain of rising costs and unsafe handling of the issue despite prior promises.
Fragmentary text notes a repeal victory connected to Carnegie money. The неизвест material references are unclear but imply support for repeal efforts tied to Carnegie influence and Wilson era policy.
Fragmentary text shows discussion of government asking for compensation or payout related to an injury and a proposal to grant it. Unclear details.
The wheat harvest is nearly ready in Douglas county. The threshing results will be known after harvest, with preliminary reports noting estimates and awaiting final data on yields and potential prospects.
Incomplete passage shows unrest within Republican circles over fusing with progressives, mentioning Coline Roosevelt and Lawrence as places where tensions rise and broad national concern appears. The text hints at efforts to unify factions but remains fragmentary and unclear.
The fragmentary text references political parties and individuals in a Saline area, noting hindrances to progress and possible actions by an “ennichal body” and “party.” Context is unclear. no specific events, dates, or names beyond garbled terms are extractable.
A garbled letter mockingly comments on current factions and leaders. It mentions Mr Perkins and calls for retirement while criticizing progressives and party unity. The text is highly distorted, limiting clear facts or names beyond these faint references.
Edward Zhamerman sues for 100000 damages for breach of promise. The Manchester heiress, daughter of the man, vows to stand by her father regardless of testimony, asserting her loyalty amid the court action.
The fragment discusses a Columbian lobbyist dinner with Secretary Bryan, Democrats pressed in line, and a judge’s ruling about property wrongdoing. It questions leadership and critiques court language, calling the text a judicial absurdity across various jurisdictions.
A fragment suggests a Kaw Valley comparison of plowing depth with neighbors and wheat yields. It argues for deeper farming over broader, criticizing shallow methods and noting public domain values. The passage reflects rural debate on land use and farming intensity.
The text presents a fragmented political opinion arguing against Senator Sinoet of Ural and supporting fusion as a path to defeat him. It laments the lack of a respectable Democrat from Utah and questions strategic choices, urging focus on results over instruments.
A longtime Marian County personality faces renewed pressure from both Democratic and Republican factions to enter the race this year. Observers note consistent urging over years, suggesting strong support while describing his distinctive public image and attire.
A statesman rarely originates ideas. reforms arise from newspapers that suggest and champion action. A thoughtful individual with a clear plan conceives reforms and informs the press, which then drives the statesman to push the measure through.
The secretary urged Congress to authorize the levying of income tax payments. Citizens struggle with estimates and the question of inquiry fairness arises. Tax avoidance has increased since earlier times, and officials warn that compliance will become harder as the system tightens.
The piece condemns the drift toward war, condemning improvised diplomacy and Huerta as a destabilizing force. It laments the president's earnest efforts that seem to fail, and notes the constitutionalists’ quarrels while Huerta stands to reap the rewards.
Fragmented OCR text notes a sponsor statement and a claim about demand for education in Kansas. It references political faiths, general public teaching, and potential consequences if a state school fails, but the passage is garbled and lacks clear entities or a coherent event.
A Greenwich woman confines herself in a roomsized home with her cats, praising them while arguing cats dislike pampering and will momentarily endure comfort before seeking the dirtiest alley. The text contrasts life’s burdens and references a $15,000,000 graft issue as a distant note.
The provided text is garbled and lacks coherent facts, making it impossible to extract a discernible news item, names, dates, or a location to summarize. No identifiable event or entities can anchor a T or S.
The article describes changes in education postings and the long influence on society. It notes education as a key factor in wealth and advancement, while highlighting concerns about unequal access and the impact of limited schooling on men.
An anecdotally framed item notes E R Cress falling ill in Virginia and Southern States, then recovering after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. A merchant recommended the remedy at the first store encountered. The ad emphasizes carrying a bottle when traveling. Also mentions eye nose and throat specialist A Hamman and Dick Brothers Building.
Gustafson purchases a new car from David Babb at Hudson. It’s described as one of the handsomest cars in the city.
The People’s College aims to provide college level vocational education for workers in Fort Scott Kansas. State charter papers issued Saturday authorize the new school with J T Sheppard Socialist and attorney explaining its aims and prospects.
Mr Sheppard states a national school will attract top educators to build a major. A Fort Scott site will host the official July 1 opening with offices and classrooms prepared and future buildings planned. The institution will offer academic and vocational courses for both resident and correspondence students.
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