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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1907
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions local individuals and places with unclear context. Several garbled phrases reference health, refunds, and a shoe retailer. Core facts are unreadable, leaving an incoherent local-item sketch without a clear event or outcome.
A fragmentary report notes a new pest moving from the south to the north with wind. It describes chaos as people cover with clothing and hats while the pest is said to drift on blustery south winds and reach northern areas threatening crops and gardens.
A terse line suggests that some people are not impressed by Ford until they start to experience the vehicle. The comment implies shifting opinions as familiarity grows.
Unable to determine a coherent main event from the provided text fragment. The snippet lacks clear names, places, or actions to anchor a factual two-line card. Please provide a more complete readable excerpt.
An old newspaper item promotes Pine Salve Carbonlized as a superior poultice for cuts burns and damaged skin. The ad claims fast action and lists a 25 cent price, sold by O P Barber and Son.
A windy track meet at WS produced a decisive record break as athletes from several clubs chased the overall lead. The event drew strong performances from top runners, with officials noting new marks and promising depth for upcoming meets.
A fragmentary ad notes a medicine claim promising quick relief for sores, burns and wounds. The testimonial praises a product as best on earth and credits Barber & Son’s drug store with its availability. A stray line mentions a woman’s interest tied to a conversation about a man.
The City Young Mens Christian Association plans a Sunday school athletic event at MC. A Field on May 18 at 2 pm inviting all Sunday school boys aged 10 to 14. Organizers will have voting by class leaders to govern the contest and selection of participants.
Local officials report a delay in paving projects impacting several avenues. The missed schedule creates detours and longer commutes for residents while crews reassess weather and material supply. Authorities urge drivers to follow updated signals and expect revised completion dates.
Fragmentary note by G. 5. kooot Westfeld discusses debt and death, referencing Dr Ring's New Discovers and a threatened fate. The garbled text mentions inn keepers, creditors, and a plea for care, with a 50 cent price tag on a treatment or pamphlet.
The readable fragments reference Lawrence Kansas and a health claim about digestion and weight. It mentions a friend and a generic “square deal” concept, but lacks cohesive events or identifiable entities beyond places and vague people.
Lawrence hosts the fourth annual inter scholastic track meet featuring twenty high schools and about 120 competitors. The event showcases a wide field with Beloit and Salina among entrants, while teams from Topeka and nearby cities prepare for sprint, relay, and distance races.
Orine Laxative Syrup praised for mild action suitable for women and children. It eases digestion without gripes or irritation, stimulating liver and bowels gently and offering a pleasant taste compared to harsher pills. Remember the name Orine and refuse substitutes. Harher & Te
In a fragmentary notice, a new mayor emerges amid a garbled ad for a product called Man Zan the Great Pile Memedy. The text mentions collapsible tubes, a nozzle, and refunds for ineffective use, followed by disjointed branding and a April 1 appointment reference.
Public notice filed April 1907 by O E Blake and Mary A Counts in Douglas County Kansas claiming fee simple ownership to multiple Baldwin City properties on Baker Chapel Ninth and Eighth streets. Defendants Mary M Adams Mary B Williamson Eleanor Mowrey must answer by May 1 1907 or a judgment will be entered. Attorney L S Stelle signs as plaintiff’s attorney.
David Parker of Favelle New York who lost a foot at Gettysburg writes that Electric Bitters cured his stomach troubles and improved his health greatly. The testimonial claims the tonic is a grand tonic for the aged and for female weaknesses and a sure cure for lame back and weak kidneys, guaranteed by Barber and Son druggist.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Perry stent and Mone tir with references to Pisarsas 14 and fetes. Readable names imply a brief item about people and a dated event, but details are unclear.
Notice that a registered pharmacist in Lawrence Kansas filed for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors for medical scientific and mechanical uses. The Probate Judge of Douglas County set May 2 1907 at 9 o'clock a m for the hearing of all petitions at his office in Lawrence.
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