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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1907
Page
3
A jumbled clipping reports campaign items, primary notes, and theater gossip. Mentions Woodward & Co.’s Drug Store, a Republican city primary, vacancies and appointments, and Matthews Brines theater pieces at Victoria and Lewersuck Opera House with sparse details and scattered names.
Fragmented notice describes a memorial monument event with various parties and dates. It references Dr tebe ob seeagmtent in the mene Cael Sacetesen and mentions CHENEY& and Selb ba qd Drugeaste among others. The text includes a thirty day period and relief claims related to a Dean's tute.
A dense OCR filled with train routes and station notes details service times and connections. It lists cities such as Kanewe Toronto Ottawa and Leavenworth with times and accommodations noted. The garbled text references Atlantic North Pacific lines and various train services with specific schedules and fare notes.
Fragmented OCR text presents a mosaic of phrases about healing paths and poetry. It blends names and places in a cryptic montage with scattered references to figures, battles, and medical ideas, yielding a murky portrait rather than a coherent narrative.
A disjointed report describes a patient suffering neuralgia seeking relief and nourishment. Mentioned are medical attempts, temporary comfort, and a long struggle over years, with references to hospitals and relief efforts.
Fragmentary text outlines railroad information andMisc notes with several unreadable sections. It mentions places and names perhaps related to a transit or travel topic but lacks clear events or dates.
The text is garbled and unreadable, leaving only fragmented names and phrases. No clear event, date, or location can be identified to form a factual summary.
Advice from a health authority warns a hard season for catarrhal disease with warmer dress and dry feet. A simple home remedy using Fluid Extract Dandelion, Karaone, Sarsaparilla, and Syrup Sarsaparilla is suggested to prevent attacks, improve kidney function, and ease rheumatic symptoms.
In Topeka on March 1 a conference committee began work to craft an agreement between the house and senate on maximum freight rates. House conferees are W Y Morgan Reno county J T White Onawa county and Charles Snyder Leavenworth county with Senators Smith and Hayden as the senate conferees. Morgan authored the original bill setting maximum rates on grain and grain products. White favored amendments on brick and other commodities while Smith authored the grain rate maximum bill introduced in the senate.
Washington March 1 The Be gonoterrees head the post office appropriation bill aided in presenting to railroads over 3 million dollars not earned The conference committee struck an amendment by La Follette to weigh mails and stop overpayments and also struck a provision for electric lights in postal cars to reduce fire danger
Bill Smith, a noted newspaper man praised in Douglas County, is stepping into leadership roles in Fort Scott after prior work across Lee, Ottawa, and Lawrence. His career spans several towns and projects, earning him respect for practical journalism and broad local connections.
Reported bowling event at Merchants venue with players including O Withe Nette and Kale tet man. Scattered notes mention Bidwood high mill and PF while Hartel des Gaal rebies and Gustafsin and Athaestess are listed for tonight’s schedule.
Lost and found notice notes a missing item between 9 and a clock, with a recovered box of King's New Life Pills described as a universal cure for biliousness malaria and headaches found at Barber and Son's drug store. The text is garbled but indicates a mislaid object located with the medication package.
The House of Representatives swiftly approved a bill barring secret fraternities in city high schools of first and second class. It prohibits participation by students and empowers boards of education to deny privileges or expel violators who fail to comply with the act.
The Rev. John Copley of Clinton reported his new grip and its contents were stolen while he chatted with an acquaintance in a Iowa depot waiting room. No clues were found to identify the thief. Henry J. Allen now leads the Wichita Beacon after moving from the Second district. A pair of Chinese pheasants was released nearby and may nest, with a five year protection period and a $25 fine for killing.
A sack was stolen from a locker at the La ttle station Wednesday night. It was recovered yesterday along the river bank just east of the station. The thief opened the sack but left only papers and its contents on the bank.
An old advertisement touts Crescent Mapleine as a purely vegetable flavoring that imitates maple fiver. It claims the product enhances nearly all foods and can be used for ice cream and candy as a maple syrup substitute.
City politics moves slowly with no announced hopefuls yet as the week begins. Officials indicate campaigns may form across all open seats though no issues are set, while talk of a law enforcement issue surfaces.
Leavenworth youth Bide Dudley once with the Kansas City Star now holds a position at the Denver Post. He writes clever verse and offers samples that lampoon town knockers and old proverbs about aging and speech.
The fragmentary text references amany individuals and mentions Wills and Vi oaenit rules. Cannery etrers appear as significant at eiule Wy eepyine with secenets Wy watered pode bie evita. Names like Mr Tessier Dowty and PAL are noted among scattered phrases.
In the Canal Zone health notes discuss fears of disease and remedies while mentioning EF and TF Cures. The text notes stomach and kidney troubles and cites Crateras Bee & Son as a local doctor. It references many young men in the old bachelor class and intimate acquaintances with mar men.
A compact notice records transfers of real estate with several names including Helen M and Sturdy Lar ee, along with hints of associated parties such as Haaser and Speke. The fragmented text suggests a registry update of deeds or title changes pending official recording.
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