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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1907
Page
3
Readable fragments describe papers at Halle and Butte with references to vendors, vendors and listings, minor details about ads, and scattered identifiers. The text appears as damaged OCR with many garbled words and missing context about people or events.
A garbled, partial OCR piece hints at a trial or testimony involving inmates or defendants. Names and clear details are unreadable, but the text references a four year period, a person's testimony, and mentions illness or bodily trouble. The rest is indecipherable.
Republican primary elections will be held on the Tithday of March at the usual polling places in Lawrence wards. Polls open at 240 r ppm. Offices to be filled include Mayor City Treasurer City Council member per ward two Board of Education members Police Judge Treasurer of the Board of Education two Justices of the Peace and two Constables. Supervisors named for each ward are Nichols Becker Carter Barton Campbell Houston and Wilson as chairman of the City Republican Central Committee.
Kansas City March 11 reports President L H Marlin of Baker University announced at a Kansas conference in Baldwin a gift of 25000 to the university endowment fund by Nichelson a cement manufacturer of Tota Kansas. The gift supports Baker University’s endowment program. remarks highlighted the school’s progress and the donor's support for education.
The readable lines reference primary law and a senate discussion with unclear names and dates. The garbled OCR mentions political process and a focus on primary matters, suggesting a debate over legal framework and procedural questions without clear outcomes or participants.
A garbled lost and found note mentions a package or item left behind yesterday near a barber shop. It hints at remedies such as Dr King’s New Life and malaria relief, but the text is unclear and fragmentary about the rightful owner or exact item.
An advertising claim touts Bucklen's Arrica Salve as a universal cure for sores ulcers burns and wounds including lams and scalds with promises of absolute healing. The copy markets this salve as the happiest combination of Arrica powders and healing balms.
An auction notice describes multiple land parcels near Lawrence with prices per acre ranging from 34 to 333. It lists 114 acres nearby, 100 acres within a mile station, and various smaller tracts, with some homes and trades offered. The ad mentions exchanges and Sacrifice sales across Tennessee Ohio and Louisiana.
A long, mixed text discusses hurry and worry as two grief causes of nervous exhaustion. It cites a leading physician urging avoidance of stress to live out days and perform life’s work. The piece references health ideas, beverages, and misquoted statements, with scattered names and unrelated filler content.
Fragmented OCR shows election notices listing councilman candidates for 1st 2nd 6th and 5th wards, education board seats, treasurer, justice of the peace, and police judge. Mentions reelection campaigns and party alignment with names obscured in text.
John W. Clark notes Phillips runs in the spring election and Republican primaries on March 15. The brief ad adds a quip about a man escaping a rut only to fall into a hole.
An advertorial touts Yuan's Kidney Pills as curing sick kidneys and improving rest, work, and sleep. It cites a Lawrence area testimonial about back pain easing after kidney treatment and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a trusted remedy with dealer availability in New York and Boston regions.
Fragmented notice cites pneumonia risks and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure that stops coughs and heals lungs, claiming it prevents grippe coughs. Text is garbled with unreadable fragments but centers on a home remedy advertisement.
A fragmented early American anecdote recalls a diplomat or notable figure visiting a small site associated with George Washington. Vows, aliases, and room arrangements surface as the guest moves through iiled spaces and lower floors, with references to Hart and Hoyt shaping the whispered identity in this dated reminiscence.
William E. Connelley of Topeka writes a stirring history of Doniphan's Expedition and the conquest of New Mexico and California during the Mexican War. The 600 page volume will be printed from type, with Hughes' work reprinted, maps and portraits, ready around June 1. Orders go to Connelley at 21 Tyler Street. The prospectus extols the expedition as one of history's most remarkable military ventures with bold Missouri troops marching from home soil, enduring hunger and peril, and delivering a legendary charge like an avalanche against Mexican fortifications.
Orne Laxative Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver and thoroughly cleanses the system and clears the complexion of pimples and blotches. It is mild and pleasant and does not gripe or sicken, making it suitable for women and children. Barber & Sou.
Real estate transfers show multiple warranty deeds from various grantors to new owners with prices from 1,000 to 5,500 dollars. A bankruptcy deed transfers Lot 58 Vermont St to Ella R. Spurgeon for 1,510 dollars.
The Canal Zone draws skilled labor while fears of fevers deter many. Electric Bitters is touted as a remedy that guards against malaria and other ailments, with claims to cure blood poison, biliousness, weakness, and stomach liver and kidney troubles. Barber & Son, druggists, guarantee the product at 50s.
Richmond Indiana resident A D Williams appeals to readers with weak lungs to try Dr King s New Discovery. He hails it as the only remedy meeting the proprietor s claim and cites it curing coughs colds and lung ailments while stopping hemorrhages and rebuilding lungs. Barber Son s Drug Store guarantees and offers trial bottle free with a 1 00 price.
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