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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
4
Fragmented garbled text discusses democratic opposition to a primary, hints at leadership struggles, praises a new form of government, and contrasts Mesiban and other regimes with calls for decisive action and cabinet overreach. It notes distrust in vacillation and argues for bold reform.
Fragmentary notes suggest Tarverence Tate aims for a stronger, larger production this year with improved plays and potential musical elements. Mentions a prior success and expectations for a better performance, though text is incomplete and unclear on specifics.
Disjointed remarks accuse government figures like Harrison Parkman of Emporia and Col. Ho Roosevelt of delaying canal land damages while urging protection of a pure, abundant water supply. The piece critiques antiquant method ethics and stresses that the final say lies with the people before any major water decisions proceed.
The neighborhood gathers to discuss hiring an expert from the university to assess qualities of a local product. Attendees hope the evaluator will provide decisive guidance, ensuring the best results and strong county adoption in the forthcoming period.
Prot Bergson is referenced after a tecture seagen in this country. He argues for a theory on population and social order, claiming privileged Anglophone elites will grow richer and that certain archaic ideas will fade. He contends that Phohest will survive in each region, implying a deterministic view of ethnic persistence.
A garbled passage discusses traditional singing and the idea of reviving old fashioned state or church choirs. It mentions communal singing, a sense of decline, and a reference to a place or event connected with Kuasia, but the meaning is obscured by transcription errors.
A garbled passage surveys reader preferences and publishing myths, noting tastes for thrillers, spoilers, and modern works. It mentions concerns about morality, translations from Swedish Danish Spanish and other languages, and the appeal of problem novels, with a final nod to ALT MASON.
A fragment discusses choir placement and devotional impact in church, noting audience attention versus spiritual focus. It shifts to Lawrence governance with university ties to the Board of Education, praising Prof Hunter as a candidate and urging thoughtful service in the upcoming education election.
The page fragment reports names and scattered events from local residents. Mentions include Mr and Mrs daanes Leiah and Meo Walter Brown visiting, a moving tis weet, and a death in the Mee and Mrs Binsen family. Weather, millinery, and distant places appear in broken phrases with unclear dates.
A garbled 19th century style notice touts a Texas Wonder claimed to cure kidney and bladder issues in children and adults. It also advertises druggist sales, mail delivery, and a furniture exchange offer with promises of high prices and wholesale purchase access.
Elmer Meyers of Lawrence praises the Webb bill as a strong reform measure. He believes it will aid the police department and says he will be a reliable assistant in enforcing prohibitory laws amid local political debate.
A proposal urges letting students advance with excellent work in most branches even if one subject lags. The plan would permit skipping ahead while making up deficits, preventing removal from the class solely for weakness in mathematics or other subjects.
Mr Weaver resumed duties at the counter after a long trip to markets and reports steady business despite recent strikes. He noted producers back at work, expect deliveries soon, and weather favorable. Weaver’s NY visit included talks with Toward manager of the Associated Press and references to confidence spreading nationwide.
Seymour and St Clair announce the opening of a modern grocery at the old Spaulding stand corner Vermont and Henry. The store features new fixtures and walls, aims for cleanliness and prompt service, and invites the town to visit on opening day. Telephone orders via 224 will be promptly attended to.
Public notice from Douglas County Kansas informs of legal proceedings led by Stephen Parmvidge and others against Joseph Eberhart and others. The notice requests defendants answer by April 8 and mentions a court action to quiet title to a tract in Section 5, Township 8, Range 19, with sale and related proceedings. The piece also references funds and a community lecture series associated with local appeals.
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