Probate Judge and county offices candidates announce
The Journal World prints candidate declarations for probate judge and other Douglas County offices. O W Weber attorney at law announces for probate judge. C E Lindley and F W Hosford seek party primaries. J B Wilbon and Green announce for register of deeds and county commissioner respectively.
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Lawrence Area Landmark Distances Noted Near Riverside School
A brief item notes a location one mile northwest of Lawrence and one mile east of Riverside School woh, marking a notable nearby reference point for local readers.
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Fragmented OCR item on city finances and warrants
An unclear OCR passage references city funds, warrants and a clerk, mentioning balances, a sinking fund and treasurer roles. The garbled text includes phrases about federal pieces and a notice from the City Clerk, with isolated identifiers and incomplete names.
Meat Prices Barely Steady at Weekend Trading
Kansas City stockyards report mixed weekend prices for May 21 1918. Packers slow to start, best steer $17.55, hog top $17.45, lambs $19.35. Receipts: steers 11 000, hogs 16 000, sheep 15 706. Cattle supply from wide area, including natives and California cars, with pasture conditions supporting daily reports from cattlemen.
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Livestock and grain markets show mixed activity and steady prices
Trade remains active with strong hog prices early in the week, light hogs at 17.40 and medium 17.30, heavies around 17.20 to 17.40, packers holding steady initially then lifting. Stock hogs demand supports a firm pig market with sales from 17.25 to 17.40, while country receipts Vary with vaccinations and same day shipping. Wheat futures hold steady to higher as government prices and receipts influence the market. Poultry and oats markets show mixed moves with steady rye around 1.82 to 1.95 and Timothy hay at 21 dollars per ton.
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To Clean Brass
To remove marks and discolorations from brass or gilt ornaments, picture frames, etc, dissolve a piece of soft soap about the size of an egg in a pint of boiling water, then add a tablespoon of ammonia. Wring a cloth in the solution and gently wipe the article, sponge with cold water, and finish by drying with a soft cloth.
Bergins Reflects On Sunday Advertisements And Tomorrow
Mrs. Bergins muses over what the coming day holds while browsing a canal of Sunday ads. The fragment hints at anticipation, commerce, and daily life embedded in newspaper notices from a past era.
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