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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
2
The text reads as a garbled narrative discussing travel limits, political peril, and wartime controls. It mentions various places and entities in a disordered way, referencing travel bans, safety concerns, and national tensions without coherent detail.
A garbled excerpt discusses reforms and who bears responsibility for aid. It hints that leaders blame others, while the poorest groups are mentioned as deserving attention amid price pressures and policy critique. The text remains unclear and fragmented.
The passage critiques inequality between self-styled elite families and the broader population, arguing that those able to provide advantages to children become scarce. It condemns elitist attitudes and predicts social drift toward an oligarchic wealth gap, with calls for reform. The text reflects broader civilizational concerns about fairness and survival of the fittest among a changing society.
A troubled tale surfaces alleging improper conduct by a venerable local figure named Lawrence, with details tying to a late 19th century public dispute. The narrative references military ranks, employment woes, and a controversial investigation affecting community figures and workers.
The text appears garbled with many invented words and names. It asks about an injunction and references various odd terms like Hite bee and Asai dane but no clear persons or events emerge. No concrete facts or context are readable to summarize.
A garbled report from the Olathe area references two related matters involving dates, hospitals, and a failed plan. It notes a prior denial or grant of some permission and mentions a hospital and a treatment site. The fragmentary text is unclear on the exact actions or names.
The readable portion mentions a plan or attempt tied to a group, with obscure names and a vestige of an event at Vesterdan. Details are garbled, but it references a confrontation or action connected to the cited place and people. The fragmentary text lacks clear dates or outcomes.
An old ad promotes The Texas Wonder cure claiming it cures kidney and bladder issues and rheumatic troubles. The copy offers six to eight months of mail treatment for one dollar and lists E. W. Hall of St. Louis, Missouri, as the contact with a request for testimonials.
A cynical bachelor begins a plan to reform a lost woman he believes he can help and finally confronts his own feelings as the truth of her past emerges.
A noted physician urges rheumatism patients to avoid heavy foods and drink water root water. He prescribes a cure with a recipe including Barkela cleaner and Aromine Elixir, claiming its ingredients ease the ailment and support kidney and bladder health while cautioning readers about proper dosing and patience.
The readable text presents scattered fragments about people and places with no clear event or names forming a cohesive news item. No definite dates, organizations, or outcomes are discernible to summarize into a valid two-line record.
Fragmentary notice touts cures for bowel, malaria and jaundice with purgatives. Mentions Dr Th ad and purgaric cleansers. Includes banner line about beauty and a jab at the Beef Trust. Contains scattered phrases about a blind man and a warning not to be cowed.
G S Clark of Westfield Town praises Dr King’s New Discovery for curing a severe lung illness after a dry hacking cough threating death. He credits the medicine with stopping symptoms after the first bottle and completing a full recovery with two more bottles. Barber & Son druggists guarantee it and offer trial bottles free.
Partial readable text shows names and terms but lacks clear action or place. The fragment includes a person or group reference and a possible official or venue, with no date, outcome, or concrete instruction. Unable to determine the exact notice type or deadline from the garbled content.
Fragments narrate a ceremony or ritual context with distant references to people named Lat Bieta and Yoderes. The text mentions vows, rites, and a sense of historical, perhaps archaic, community practice amid unclear actions and outcomes.
Several properties to rent with cash terms and city properties available. Contact Krehbiel & Crew at 720 for details. First class horses at W. J. Francisco & Songs barn with rubber tired rigs. Telephone orders answered promptly and trunks handled. Give nn a trial.
Wm. Messenheimer offers groceries fresh vegetables fresh meats and a market with delivery to customers. Calls and inquiries possible at 45 New York St or phones 114 Home and 1594 Bell. The Original Wind mill Grocery lists phones 246 and Brown & Emmons and Pare Grocery also advertise groceries meats pickles and sacks. L. Rich serves as an agent for awnings tents tarpaulins with residence at 533 Tennessee St and Vic Johnson’s accepts orders.
The ad boasts a large beef purchase to avoid higher prices by competitors. It lists roast beef at 5 cents per pound and other meats at higher rates, inviting customers to contact via mass street phones. Also notes a baby photography expert Miss Juno B. J Shane at 615 Mass Street with Bell 614 and Home 876. A separate line promotes Lawrence Transfer Co storage services and Experi weed packers.
Local ad for carpet renovating cleaning scouring and sizing services. Provides contact instruction to call for and deliver papers. Signed by F. H. Bennett at 1011 Mass.
Tam prepared to do all kinds of slumming gas fitting and all other work pertaining to this line. Orders promptly attended to first class work guaranteed. Fred Olson home phone 57 1229 New York Bt Bell phone 1808. Just received another shipment of 14 qt dish pans and 2 dot 6 qt kettles free with one can of baking powder. Union Pacific Tea Store 921 Mem Phones 191.
A sale and breeding notice lists Prince Arthur Jerome No 30170 Bay Percheron stallion foaled 1904, priced $6456, plus French stallion Rarearet and several other jacks and stallions. Listings include farm location four miles south on the Farm Road and contact details, detailing terms for stud services and past breeding successes.
Ratger Alcantara 14949 progeny praised as top show trotters with high speed and strong breeding. Lou Strauss of New York hails him as greatest western driving horse. Terms listed for October 1907 and insurance options. multiple sires including King Russell 4103 and others touted for value and profit. Breeding stock priced from 75 to 225 per head in Russell County. owners urge inspection and purchase.
Classified notices show multiple help wanted requests and goods needs. Wages offered for hotel work, sewing and housework. Locations include Warren 1A Sibley Mass St and Fraternal Aid Building. Employers seek farm labor poultry seed potatoes carpets and quilts from local residents. Bell and home phones listed for contact.
Multiple entries list items for sale or rent in Lawrence area including a fine 40 year old colt a Remington typewriter farm equipment and suburban residential properties plus eggs and a vehicle steam engine Also a newspaper publication notice in Douglas County Kansas where plaintiffs seek to quiet title to various city lots and streets in Baldwin City
Fragmentary OCR lists items including a silver water charm with brick and stone center a sealed badge a silver cigarette vase with WH S7 on one side UG on the other and a reward address 3601 Campbell Kansas City Missouri.
J. N. Harsh announces twenty years experience in crying sales and invites customers to inquire about upcoming auction dates. Office is at Trovillo and Kreider's lumber yard. phones listed as 34. Berger.
Pansy plants offered for sale at six per dozen by Hick's Greenhouse located at 369 Elm Street North Lawrence Ohio? Actually Kansas. Bell phone 387. First published in the Lawrence Daily Journal April 27 1907. SOTICH OF APPOINTMENT Notice is Hereby Given that on the 85th day of April A D 1907 the undersigned was duly appointed Executrix of the estate of David Good deceased by the Probate Court of Douglas County Kansas All parties interested in said estate will take notice and govern themselves accordingly.
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