Lawrence Journal World Notice Entry
Entered at the Post Office in Lawrence Kansas as second class matter. If you fail to receive your Journal World by 7 pm call Western Union for an immediate copy. Lawrence Kansas June 28 1978. The text references legal or civic notices and includes fragmented phrases about approvals and committees. The readable portion centers on mail receipt and delivery of the Journal World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenc
Kansas
Journal-World
Western Union
Ed Lawrences
Amora
WaNnino
Matt
Weightan
Bhawhee County
Toureka State Journal
Matt Weirtman
Ida Siuare
Marshall Moly
Fis
Ate
Wellipeton Press
Tawah Mey
Himun
Local voting notice on upcoming elections and candidates
Fragmented text describes an upcoming election and voters preparing to cast ballots. It mentions names, places, and possible candidate references, with unclear OCR fragments indicating polling and voting activities. The readable bits point to a civic process and community participation.
Fragmented OCR Notice of Unclear Region
A garbled OCR snippet lists scattered words and names, including references to a place and people, with no coherent event or date discernible. The readable content centers on partial terms like religion, mathematics, and personal names, offering no clear action or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR note with unreadable content
The readable lines show garbled text and unclear names or events. It preserves no coherent facts, making it impossible to identify persons places organizations or dates. The fragment appears to be a corrupted transcription with no distinct news item or outcome to summarize.
Fragmented 1864 note hints at US Mexico policy and empire
A garbled 19th century draft discusses United States actions in Mexico, aiming to shape reforms, sanitation, and education while considering permanent settlement and expansion. It envisions American civilization guiding Latin regions through peace and restraint, with caution on intervention and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Etiam
Can Witiaens
Ibnit
Vacancies filled by Capper appointees and resignations
Governor Capper names two new board members while M Harngen resigns amid a heated candidacy for Congress. O Neagh and Q Milter are named as new appointees, with Democratic and Republican figures noted in local newspaper coverage.
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Governon Capper
Tyo
S ' Tothe
Af Tescos
Cine
M. Harngen
Candidette Ter Congress
Die Hirthistriet
O. Neagh
Q. Milter
Belle Republ
Ready
Democratic Towyerss
Ange
Tellowille Trlescore
Ambiguous OCR Text Record
The readable fragments describe an uncertain scene with officials and terms like officers, Lommitted, and a scare, but no clear event, names, or location emerge for a coherent summary. The passage is garbled and lacks verifiable facts to identify individuals or actions.
Local Hodgeman County gathering and farm news
A fragment from Western Kansas Hodgeman County describes a social party at Louis Grosclidiey’s home with many local residents listed in attendance. The note mentions farm work, arrivals, and visits in the area including families and neighbors, plus a plan to manage a new store and ongoing farming activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Hodgeman
Louis Grosclidiey
Bel
Myrtle
Ernest
Fred
Roy Raseck
Charles E Ort
Martha Peer
Herbert
Grae McClintock
Harold
Ailleen Marshal
Beuch
Brown
George
J. IL. Freese
W.O. Skaggs
George Ott
Russell
Mabel
Taawrenees
Clarence Hartman
Hartman
Blossom Root
Fof Shirek
Will Shirek
Marthat
Drs. Charles
Vicenam
Frank Varnuim
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Winer Aten
Bert Hample
Duclause
Toleo
Wranklin
Fiat
Lsiwrence
Iid
Iran
Orso
Tutfale
Twenty Five Years Ago Notices From Lawrence Journal
A jumble of 19th century notes mentions travel to Kansas City and Topeka, social calls, and names such as Mrs. Devereaux and Miss Kate Devereaux. Local figures like O T Hint and Budaley Jones appear, with scattered lines about memorials and a mournful verse on a one year anniversary.
Bellview Items Tally of Hans Ci Spent
Vague local items mention Mr and Mrs Ra and others racing after a return. Fragmentary references to expenses or tallying costs appear without clear names, dates, or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Ci
Mrs. Ra
Orsythe
Early Tuberculosis Care Emphasis In Early Treatment
Article discusses improving body function restoration as key to defeating tuberculosis in early stages. It stresses proper attention, rest, air, and clean living as essential while warning against habit forming drugs and poor living conditions. Disjointed text cites a Philadelphia druggist and laboratory references.
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Eckoan. Laboratory
Philadelphia
Safe Home Remedy for Skin Troubles
A historical snippet praises Resinol Soap as unusually cleansing and softening for eczema ringworm and baby skin. It touts a home remedy approach claiming gentle healthful effects and matches period advertising tone.
Weekend Notes and Local Social Rounds
A small town report notes Mrs. Tom Harbour remains poorly and Sunday School attendance near forty due to lack of a preacher. Mrs. George Ott Sr hosts visitors while others travel to Eudora. Mrs. A B Cohnes and sons attend a Des Moines wedding.
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Tom Harbour
George Whaley
George Ott
Conner
Eudora
Carl Schubert
Mildred
Warner Forsythe
A. B. Cohnes and Sons
Dés Moines
Iown
Con
Deceptive claims spark concern over health remedy
Local notices describe confusion over a health product claimed to aid kidneys, urging caution and highlighting failed trust in advertised cures. Community chatter lists visitors and personal updates amid the discussion of medical remedies and their effectiveness.
Springhill Visits and Club Notes From Kansas
Mr. Fred Deskin and family visit Roy Deskin in Springhill Kansas for a few weeks. Needle Craft Club holds a Wednesday meeting with ten members and one guest, opened by singing and vegetable roll call, followed by refreshments. Local residents attend dances and dinners, with visitors from Lawrence and Perry noted, and a nearby vendor promotes Presto-Lite tanks and Ford-related sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Deskin
Rainer Iof
Springhil
Kansas
Roy Doeskin
Needle Craft Club
James
Bidinger
Bidinger, Ay
Roy Deskin
Thursa
Tate
QO. A. Bidinger
Eleanor Hoffman
Johanna Lavinhom Ruiner
Deskin
W. N. Anderson
Tamily
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Telephones News Department
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Chicago
A. B. Keator
GOL Hartford Building
New York
Geo. H. Alcorn
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Associated Press Audit Bureau of Circulations
Kansas Daily League
Bureau of Adveritising
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Alin
Unanimous
Perry
Feeney
God Fc
Uae
C. Sonr
Mideat
Niagara Falls, N.Y
Nice Bros
Macon
Gardon
Charles Moony
All
Ie Fussuteesoge Hess
Newpaper
Matt Weightman
Roe
Art Howe
Lawrence Daily Journal
Ely Modge
Kinsas City
Gilerdee
Gemtie Devereaux
Touli
Sinnes
Wig
Tastianapilis
Renee
Kate Devereaux
Sas City
Kans
SW. Rhizidge
Tren
Bear City
Arkannsas
Mrg
Florence Ate
Ukmi Blackman
Liaur Maarshall
Nellie Ls
Onlie Piers Della Row
Lora Hice
Ida
Nettie Tweed
Claude Brass
O. T. Hintt
Fairmount
Leonvenworth
Rounty
Jmnd
Budaley Jones
Ohio Street
Thane
Tenlerly Jovers
Mathew Mother Amt
Eee
Hes
Fera
Wieder
McColloch
Bellview
Josephine Turck Baker
Loral
Dnt
Josephne
Turek F Tker
Gillieass
Lawrence
Pennsylvania St
Yarnold
Albert Walt
Adgust
Frank Waltkuits
George Morphy
Frank Bidinger
Katie
Ratler
August ‘Walter
Lester I Rake
Karl Evans
AE Evans
Ruby R Roy Deskin
Caiier Dosskin
Frank Dornon
J. Deskin
Jim Lavin
Topeka
Rake Andson, Jr
Fam
Shr
F. Rake
Topeks Mrv
Dave Schoer
Oresth
Toseward Deister
Hary
Sill
Lawrence Monilay
Norbert Gress
Stull
Clarence Sting
Dave Seeern
West
Sch
Ritel
Francis
Mary Murphy
Johanna Lavin
George Anderson
Toad Tom
Ella E Dinger
Ethel Walter
Mme
Trudy Webster
Helen
Edia
Margaret" Thuinmaier
Lottie Stull
Heart
Florence Martin
Fearl Loech
Leon Kraft
Elsie Custard
Py Henery
Do. Bildenbrand
Lola Shaw
Randy
Ethel ‘Seheer
Agyral Scheer
Mabel Maul
Margaret Lavin
Juke
Amd
Mya
Woo
Kuhl Eben
Georegr
Uleson
Ily
Bitinger Havin
Theodore
Fred Ter
Ollie Welee
Haury Walter Itfubtebron
John Walter
Kollege
Paul Glenn
Howard
Hoy Bahame
Martin
John
Berton Mannion
Andrew Anil Ktavan
Jonir Hook
Robert We Mas
Herman Puchnein
Will Shey
Tom
Ant Folsyard
Wil
Hanny
T. A. Shaw
Mwalter
Bae Onda
JE. Murphy
Eugene
Bowersock Theatre
Marie Doro
Marie Dopo
Blanche Sweet
E. Deskin
C. W. Smith
Grandia Shields
Western Kansas
Elmer Shields
Oot Collins
Ford
Switch
Mass
J. M. Crowder
Geox
Standard Oil Company
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