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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1900
Page
2
Fragmented report covers Republican convention chaos with names and places, including Kansas context and local editorial comments. It critiques campaign tactics and voter pledges, cites Frank Elliott incident chatter, and notes pension agency duties while referencing Leland and Barton. The piece critiques political push for votes and compiles rival editorials.
The Topeka Capital reports uproar and misdated dispatches over fusion plans and editorial shifts. It cites Harold Chase, Harry McLasp, and Judge Porter in Kansas Republican local dynamics, plus a Folly about a Phi Delta Theta badge tied to Fonstoe. It lauds Douglas County unity and supports Wilder Metcalf for delegate at large, pledging majorities for state and national tickets.
Fire at the Barteldes seed warehouse in Lawrence midtown caused extensive damage with seeds and stock ruined on both floors. Firemen battled flames for an hour saving the main building while losses include stock and fittings estimated near forty thousand to fifty thousand dollars. The owner, F Barteldes & Co, planned to fulfill orders using adjacent warehouses and promised prompt service to customers despite the setback.
Delegates and alternates to state and congressional conventions to be chosen. Basis: one delegate per twenty votes for Gen A Clark in 1930. Ward and township tallies listed. Primaries set for March 30 1900 with ward and township voting hours. Supervisors named for each ward and township. By order of county central committee. FR
The text presents a fragmented lyric or prose sequence with garbled phrasing and unclear names. It hints at affection and memory, mentioning a kiss and a pat, but readable details are sparse and largely nonsensical. The piece reads as damaged archival writing with no clear event or identifiable人物.
A bequeathed cat recalls a winter escape from a sheltered life. The narrator, a fat kitten at two, longs for adventure beyond the aunt's home. He follows rooftop adventures, meets rival cats, and discovers danger, appetite, and a first romance before snagging a cutlet on the roof.
A cat narrator recalls hunger during a winter night in the streets. The ally cat guides him to refuse cages, endure cold, and search refuse heaps for meat. They dream of home, safety, and a warm hearth as dawn returns, ending with the cat’s wry view on happiness.
Ambiyopsis is a cave fish found in narrow pools of about ten by fifty feet, rarely in riffles. The fish glide through water with slow pectoral strokes, hang at varying depths, and show calm, deliberate behavior unlike other cave species. They adjust to depth easily and are described as quiet, dignified, and imperturbed.
A Daiety reporter recounts a young college graduate on the street, a fruit dealer’s first crop oranges described oddly as umblical in a market note. The page then shifts to a severe cure advertisement for catarrh by Hell’s Cotard Care, claiming internal action and a $100 reward for failure to cure.
The article discusses a growing sheep industry with better numbers in America, predicting future growth to rival England. It covers feeding rams, better regulation of ram vigor, and practical tips like keeping rams in daytime pens and marking ewes. It also warns against overloading sows and emphasizes mature sows for breeding. An anecdote praises Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption with testimonial style.
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