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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1911
Page
2
General committees of the GAL Rep plan their weekly session in A L Selly’s office this evening. The Helenats tion committee will convene at fetal pln with decorations wall the following night. Attendees are asked to bring chobrelins for repairs as spring rains approach.
A partial murky report notes that Hodges plans to seek the Democratic nomination for Governor, with expectations of a U.S. Senate bid in the near term. The item references local Topeka talk and recent statements from Hodges at home in Wathe yesterday. Also included is a City Council ordinance about paving and sidewalk improvements on Henry Street and Vine Street in Lawrence, with assessments to be paid over installments.
Manager Lansdon lists this week’s events at McCook with Jaylunekers of Keio University visiting Thursday. A Saturday 3 30 pm track meet and a Washburn game are planned though not played. The page notes suspensions and disciplinary actions affecting players and team captains amid a busy campus sports week.
The Lawrence city meeting resolved the Lee Street paving project to include widening and grading the street center lines along with alleys between Ohio Street and the city center. Construction details specify vitrified brick on concrete base with sand cushion and gravel filler. The notice appears in the official city pages.
Notice states on the Wth day of April AL D TNT the Probate Court of Douglas County Kay appointed and qualified J. B. RUSSELL as executor of the estate of Thomas of Douglas County deceased. Parties interested should govern themselves accordingly. Additional lines mention a stove and fruit tree spraying products, and Pride of Lawrence Butter price.
A Vermont reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the change of life. The letter describes improved health and strength after using the remedy and urges other women to seek Mrs Pinkham's free advice.
An unclear clip describes a medicine claim at a shop in Abingdon Virginia with references to a doctor, a nurse, and a druggist. It mentions a remedy promoted to relieve suffering and a high price estimate, while noting patient inquiries and scattered notes about treatment and availability.
An appeal promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative for families. Letters praise its gentleness and efficacy for adults and babies, with a free sample by mail from Dr Caldwell at Caldwell Building Mantigetla Illinois.
Community group in Bairview hosts an ice cream social this week featuring eldercare volunteers and prizes. The event promises food, games, and activities to engage residents and raise neighborhood spirit.
A garbled OCR led recounting a Kanawaka based sports day with references to players, venues, and events. Names and places are unclear but suggest local teams, matches, and possible public events around a community in the Kanawaka region.
At a special meeting the Social Service League re elected old officers. President J P L Cottman Vice President Reve Wal Powell Secretary Rev UL iursh Treasurer R B Manley. The group discussed ongoing settlement work and preparing for September. The meeting adjourned until September.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a motoring column about California driving, with references to Lacy Vargis and new vehicle topics. Details are unclear but suggest a travel or automotive feature set in California.
A fragmentary note notes songs appearing intermittently, described as genuine and full of human interest, highlighting their recurring presence and emotional resonance.
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