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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1914
Page
4
The notice records Terma Maily with a one month term by carries and a 40 Daily fee, and a one year term by mail at a rate of 1.50. It is entered at the Lawrence Kansas post office as second class matter.
Lawrence Kansas June 24 1914 report notes President Wilson seeks to force Mason and Dison line while noting tensions between depot area merchants and travelers. The tale hints at ongoing friction among locals and strangers near the depot and town.
Fragmentary references warn that both the Columbian and Nicaraguan settlements are met with disdain by Linna or Lina factions. The state is expected to reject them, a stance seen as necessary by opponents.
The directena torial candidates after the August primairies will be Murdock, Curtis and Supp. The three men will also run in the order waned.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a public notice context with references to a city and duties, but the readable material lacks coherent facts or identifiable names. The piece appears to be a damaged summary of a local issue, not enough to determine actions or dates.
Fragmented OCR text notes Republicans arriving in Kansas with a progressive, energetic campaign push. Mentions efforts to energize the party and sweep the state, but text is garbled.
Incoherent OCR fragment notes a longstanding rivalry with scattered names and places. Conveys sense of diving into old times and mentions Concordia, weather, and a record held by a team or person. Lacks clear events or dates.
The letter argues Mir Goyer is a strong man but will not make a good Republican candidate for Congress in the second district. It urges voters to reject his run and support the party’s alternative slate.
A misspelled report notes the president designating a trust omanter whose reserve bested a rival. It hints at dates expiring and ties to reform movements, with potential consequences for the harvester trust and House of Reforming.
The readable fragments resemble an unclear note about a difference between two groups and a request to wait for something. Names, places, and concrete events are not identifiable to form a proper summary. The passage lacks verifiable details.
Fragmentary text mentions excuses for someone named Patt, apologies for something, and hints at payments to support or criticize an administration. It references a confrontation with a political group and mentions terms like willing to pay and harry, but the message is garbled and lacks clear events or identities.
An unclear OCR snippet discusses towns and groups with distorted terms. It mentions Knoekers, Gown, Ratpekers and Ubedawa, suggesting disputes or competition, but the text is garbled and lacks cohesive facts or names to confirm a clear event or outcome.
A fragmentary quotation notes Joel Dobbs of Telfersen county becoming a progressive only after studying the entire situation, implying a cautious political stance shift and emphasizing an analytical approach to change.
An anonymous writer argues for progressive ideals, urging Jefferson County supporters to back a party that defends the weak and uses law to aid the vulnerable. The author calls for clear, simple, intelligent policy and expresses a hope for morally pure leadership.
Disjointed report notes mediators near Niagara on the Camidiin side working to save lives while Huerta and others face tensions. A Tres shipment figures in delays as time passes. Bevan seeks to cancel dates as American party efforts continue to shape events.
The article fragment discusses Republicans facing Democrats with campaign rhetoric about defeating the other side. It notes Progressive nominations and GOP efforts to sway voters, while critiquing insincerity and calling for stronger messages to rally support. The text is garbled but centers on political strategy and party dynamics.
Fragmentary account describes fear dominating thoughts and social dynamics. It contrasts panic with resolve, noting people’s varying responses to danger and their attempts to control inner torment. The text hints at personal battles, crowd fascination, and the strain of self judgment.
Critics say pork barrel spending grows under any party and harms the public. Citizens feel misled as government actions promise reform but deliver favors, fueling distrust and calls for tighter controls.
A fragment notes a Yang lady who graduated from Bar University and the medical department at University of Pennsylvania. It hints at sublime hervism and an imponer.
A fragile obituary fragment laments a young woman who earned a Doctor of Medicine degree yet died amid social and systemic barriers. It reflects on the need for social reform to prevent such tragedies and preserve bright minds for service. The passage critiques a world failing to support educated women and advocates structural change.
Wichita Beacon analyzes how Republican gains in August primaries outpace Progressive support, with no Progressive challenge to U S senator candidate Mar dovkada, boosting Republican turnout. It predicts Curtis and Bristow will press for influence after Washington, affecting November results.
The piece critiques Republican sincerity in Lawrestee’s county race, arguing the party rallied around Democrats’ choices and fielded candidates to counter Progressive pressure. It notes an unnamed grave removal at Maple Grove Cemetery and confusion over ownership, with a body moved by city order pending identification.
Announcement notes rising candy trade leading to securing four candy refrigerators. Customers can buy Allegrettis chocolates directly at the store. Take the treat to Gus Tafson, and troubles will disappear like magic.
The funeral for James B. Dunn was held this afternoon near Lawrence at a small chapel. Rev J C Krieg of Valley Chapel officiated with burial in Clinton Cemetery. East side grocery listings appear in a local ad style mentioning cantaloupes and Wiedemann’s products.
R S Davidson and wife transfer to Lena Stout 100 feet south of lot 4 and 100 feet north of lot 5 in Babcock's addition Lawrence Kansas. Baldwin and wife convey 1 2 of lot 1 and all of lots 3 and 6 on 9th streets in Baldwin. James Harley and wife to Tra Steele for $1 20340 acres in Sie BST. George A Mes and wife to Frank Anderson for $1 part addition south in North Lawrence. Described by notes and bills.
A quirky high school style feature highlights Sisdlawyers and Vivian Rieh in a playful piece. The Maiuualtirl and Max Linden appear as leading names in a chaotic, tongue in cheek rundown with references to quirky events and colorful characters.
A marriage license was filed yesterday afternoon in the probate court. The parties include Elvis XII Stewart of Valley, C. Mery Bald of Tames Varkliman, Kansas City, Wan, and Tati FE Smith of Lawrence.
In hot weather the cooling cleansing and beautifying effects are claimed for Mabuster Bohn. The ad notes remedies from Beggs Manufacturing Co located at 1650 Ogden Ave Chicago. Druggists are asked to pay on receipt of price.
The July Outing offers tips for vacationists and practical tennis and swimming advice for average players. It highlights University of Washington student life, outdoor life, and intercollegiate athletics including a Pacific coast championship in rowing and an East Coast race. The Konto Retatukin installment follows Oski son on a Northern Arizona cld dwellings trail with desert and canyon views. The Massacre on Cedar Creek is a humorous fishing tale.
The text references participants riding 75 files in an automobile and quotes an author describing death by stroke and pain in an alfalfa field. It mentions several articles useful to sportsmen and notes community support, including a Gustatson-Ragers product at Woodwards.
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