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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
3
A damaged OCR passage describes Wael mo Mareh facing a fine and a doubtful trial. The text notes a judge and administration discussing levy options and potential release, with unclear names and actions, amid judicial proceedings and financial penalties.
Be F Stanley stands for the council showing longtime municipal activity in Topeka. The fragment notes Stanley’s loyal stance and prior civic involvement with a focus on public service.
An 19th century notice describes a contract and claims of medical remedies sold at Asterey Park. It promises refunds if not satisfied and markets treatments for kidney issues, rheumatism, and general wellness. The fragment notes hazard warnings and a barber’s endorsement, with crude claims of safety and potency.
Washington sees frantic appeals from the White House and Treasury as a potential rail and finance disaster looms. Roosevelt signals no radical assault on US firms, while a Morgan group meeting and Wall Street panic prompt plans for a cautious stance and a possible public statement after high level talks.
A letterseller recommends shelves and glazing guidance for painting, praising a paint as superior. The note claims satisfaction and urges use of the expert’s product, signed FW Devue & Co of New York Chicago and Kansas.
Fragmentary OCR presents a garbled discussion of Dr Williams Pink Pills and their claimed effects over years. The text mentions a phot yz and references to a Dr and a Mr Juan Sine, with unclear ages and origins, making a coherent summary difficult.
A local accident affects Wilson with unclear injuries as witnesses report confusion and concern. Authorities assess the scene and await medical updates while bystanders offer limited details about the incident and involved parties.
A fragmented message describes a home remedy using a fluid extract and syrup for bladder and kidney issues. It suggests simple preparation that anyone can do at home and asserts safety and effectiveness, though the text remains unclear and garbled.
Fragmentary notice reads like a lost and found item from a local paper with garbled handwriting. It mentions a person and a location but essential names and details are unreadable.
Peet Hunter set to deliver a public lecture at the Aidtrad Devel venue. The event explores local development topics and invites community discussion. Hunter will address current initiatives and potential impacts on the city.
A fragment from a Kansas City Kansas page notes price shifts amid seasonal changes, mentions Little Liver Pills from Dade and Pine Salve with claims of healing for aches and skin issues, and criticizes loud dogs and boastful men. The style resembles a late 19th century urban sport of advertisements and short notices.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions people and organizations but provides no clear event, date, place, or outcome. The garbled text hampers identifying any concrete action or notice type for proper card creation.
Fragmentary text mentions a person and a place but provides no clear event or outcome. The readable segments reference a name similar to Dr Netherentt and a vague phrase suggesting arrival or preparation. No verifiable dates, locations, or actions are present to form a complete news item.
Uncle Sam warns that young men hesitate to join the railway mail service as fatalities and injuries rise in wrecks across the country. Clerks fear for life with gas fires and backbreak injuries, while pay remains low around 125 dollars monthly. The notice cites grim yearly wreck statistics and urges recruitment despite dangers.
An appeal notice announces remedies for a disease with a claim of guaranteed relief at Lang Remedies and Seu's drug store. Trial bottle offered free to purchasers.
Mes Hatchinson entertained the Baptist Mission circle on Thursday with a large attendance. Mrs Moor led the after program as weeks plan included talks by Mrs Olin, Mrs Agrelius, Mrs Glidden, and Mrs Thitchinsen. Music was provided by Mrs Carpenter and Mrs Anes. The meeting ended with songs and a social half hour.
A variegated list shows multiple individuals announcing candidacy for local offices in Lawrence. Names include Barker, Menger, Caldwell, Keeler, Sullivan, Green, Kasold, Orr, Wes, Blair, Nutchin, and Bonn. The notices state candidacies for police judge, city council wards one through six, and a board of education, all subject to Republican primaries on dates referenced as March 15 and upcoming spring election. A cough syrup advertisement by Bee’s and a city clerk attestation conclude the page.
An obituary recalls GOOD MAN GONE, Himmel Bachheim born in Saxony. He came to America, joined a cement contraction firm, later managed property, and died recently. Funeral is 10sse Trew at the family home in Ran b interment will be inern ery.
An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal healer for burns scalds wounds ulcers and piles. It promises curing even deep sores regardless of age and credits Barber and Son as the druggists behind the remedy.
Multiple notices list individuals announcing candidacies for city and board of education treasurer and member positions, all subject to Republican primaries. Also included are a Card of Thanks from the Raffle family and unrelated items about church remodeling and a proverb.
James Brooks announces his candidacy for re election as Justice of the Peace in the upcoming spring election, subject to the Republican primaries on March 15. He seeks continued office under the party banner.
The Republican primaries to nominate candidates for the city election will be held Friday March 15 1907 from 2 to 7 pm at usual ward locations in Lawrence. Offices include Mayor City Treasurer council members for each ward two board of education members Police Judge Treasurer of the board of education two Justices of the Peace and two Constables. Ward supervisors named G A Nichols A Becker Adam Carter J D Barton Geo Campbell Sam Houston J G Wilson chairman. It notes the editorial line about a widow and a patent remedy ad follows.
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