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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1914
Page
4
The text presents a garbled OCR snapshot with names, places, and actions distorted. It mentions trades, payments, and various fragments around people like Travans and others, but the overall content is unreadable and non-cohesive. No clear event or source details emerge from the legible fragments.
A sprawling page details warranty deeds, property valuations, and transfers around Lawrence and nearby towns. It names Owl Sinnu and Taveedities, notes leases in Pleasant Grove, lists residents moving, notarized transfers, and public notices amid legal and financial items. The report also mentions court cases, obituaries, and community updates, reflecting a busy regional real estate and civic record.
A fragmented 1920s style tale recounts Mabel Elizabeth Neff, a young girl described with a curl and brown eyes, repeatedly kept inside by tethering and penning after wandering warnings. The piece portrays a cycle of restraint and risk, ending with her again inside a fenced enclosure as onlookers observe.
An Atlanta reader reports a remarkable skin transformation using Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment. She claims constant use cleared pimples, giving a clear soft complexion and a social boost, signing as Miss B D Gaddis of South Pryor Street.
A June Wednesday gathering at Pleasant Prairie had sixteen ladies present including eleven members and five guests with seven children. Officers were elected, Mrs. Russell re-elected president but declined. Philip Winiu named vice president, and other posts filled. Expenses for church pews paid, a donation of 40 was approved, and plans for the year's work were set. attendance included visitors from Lawrence and nearby areas.
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