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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1903
Page
3
A garbled railway era column recalls Duan's Kidney Filma claims and public endorsements for Dean's Kidney Pills. The piece weaves names like G W Hamilton and local merchants, praising health remedies amid a chaotic narrative of trains, events, and scattered references to political figures and early 20th century locales.
Fragmented OCR text outlines train names and routes, including Chicago Express, Kansas City lines, Topeka express, and mixed branch details. Mentions daily services, timings like 9:15 am, routes toward Kansas and Salina, with scattered station words and fragments of branch names.
The ad explains a gas stove valve that quickly adjusts flame levels from slow to moderate to quick with a small turn. It highlights instant readiness and simple control for starting, maintaining, or extinguishing a flame, emphasizing convenience.
Notice from Lawrence Daily Journal May case announcing application and pension request for Joedicinal, scurntinic Od mechanical purposes. Filings show Douglas qunalised a Fianna, and the probate judge fixed the time and place for a hearing in the Fourth Ward of Lawrence City.
Notice of Appointment issued by Donipng county probate court appoints B W McFarlan as executor of Helen McFarlane estate and announces final settlement hearing for Mary S Johnston estate with creditors and others notified to appear for allowances and discharge procedures in Douglas County Kansas offices.
Unclear OCR reads mention of Flanagan, grand jury, court, and veterans, with scattered references to City Missouri, May proceedings, and possible investigations. Fragmentary text suggests pending cases and Western region notices, but specifics are obscured.
Proposals will be received by the city clerk at Lawrence Kansas for brick paving on Ohio Street from Winthroy Street to A. T ands. Bids due June 1 1903 at 12 noon. Specifications include two courses of brick cushion and curb work. Right to reject bids reserved. First published May 7 1903.
A garbled report sketches a building collapse with scattered names and muted details. Mentions injuries and possible fatalities among several individuals including workers and bystanders, with unclear locations and dates due to damaged text.
Travel deals list rail and bus fares to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood Springs Ogden and Salt Lake City with quoted prices ranging from 17.5 to 30.50 during the June to September period. Rounding impacts and incomplete names appear in the text.
The article narrates the Congress of Mothers with focus on rail safety and a fatal rail crash near Terry, detailing the impact on families and measures proposed. It notes a May report by the Oklahoma State Board of Equalization listing 2145 miles of active railroad lines in the territory, 232 miles of side tracks and 63 miles graded without steel, underscoring infrastructure concerns.
Charges fly around the free delivery service as Postmaster General initiates a transfer of Mr. Machen amid investigations into collusion with box manufacturers and carrier appointments. Tensions rise with First Assistant Wynne, prompting public friction and a prolonged inquiry into official conduct.
A garbled OCR passage mentions names such as Padma and Bak ee Dot with unclear references to parts or tests. The text seems to reference invention or entry ideas but lacks coherent events, dates, or locations for a clear news item.
Fragmentary OCR text references names and places but contains extensive garbled words and unreadable segments, making it impossible to extract coherent facts, events, or identities for a meaningful summary or headline.
A farmer nearby entered in acute pain and received Chamberlain's Pain Balm from a visitor who urged liberal use. Days later the man returned, pain relieved, and paid for another bottle to keep at home. Barber Bros. offer the product for sale.
Local listing announces sale of balers by Ful Lena and Hackman with Tha Dey Cleaner brand and optional lanes a few blocks away. Gieves Sted is mentioned as a point of sale venue.
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