Kane's Cash Grocery
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Kane's Cash Grocery with unclear details about items or events. The readable content lacks a complete action, date, or context to form a full news item.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1916
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Kane's Cash Grocery with unclear details about items or events. The readable content lacks a complete action, date, or context to form a full news item.
Fragmented ad text lists quarter section farmland in western Kansas and a Buick in exchange for no residence in Lawrence with cash difference. Mention of Morris county lot near town, 25 monthly rent, encumbrance concerns for exchange toward land in Denealas county. Describes a 4 room house with amenities and a 220 foot lot in South Law, plus spurious location notes and a $3900 house listing.
A court action seeks to quiet title and affirm plaintiff's fee simple ownership of a described parcel in a sectioned northeast district. The suit excludes all parties claiming through or under others and cites ALR Magaw Lillard as attorneys. An extraordinary echo in the Pisa cathedral is noted, with two notes lacking reverberation and a thread of harmony when sung.
The State of Kansas informs Mrs Hl M L Deacon that she has been sued in a civil action in the District Court of Douglas County. The plaintiff’s petition is on file and Mrs Deacon must answer or plead to the petition by a stated deadline.
The Wall Street Journal notes the 1910s as the era of the silo in American agriculture. It calls the silo a fortress that helps the farm restore and develop fertility, returning acres to a pristine level of productiveness. The piece frames debt and storage as central to rural modernization.
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