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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1903
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes reveal a claim involving Kernswitz & Co. Kansas City and a speaker from Cliseratte Street, alleging financial and professional matters tied to kidney bids, treatments, and promises. The text mentions probate, a county, and references to lawyers, institutes, and a May date amid scattered names and places.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a mix of place names and scattered civic terms including Santa Fe references, dates, and legal or public notice fragments. The readable portions mention parties, services, and a variety of unclear actions, offering no coherent event or outcome.
A shaky prose fragment discusses how turning a valve slowly can slow a rate and turning it faster can speed it up. It implies careful adjustment yields a quick result, and hints at preserving a steady hand to avoid effort or error.
A historical notice dated April recalls the appointment of B. W. McFarland as administrator. The fragment mentions a hee and terms like Farlande, suggesting a probate or estate matter with formal filing. Weak OCR text limits full clarity but identifies the administrator role and the date context.
Notice announces appointment related to a deceased estate in a county, naming Samuel Moor and others. It references a law office in Lawrence and details about property, paving work, and bids. The document notes deadlines and requires access to further information at the referenced firm.
May 7 publication shows proposed measures for road and river repairs and street cleaning at twelve oclock noon. The notice outlines bids, project scope, and materials to be used with a right to reject any offer.
An old advertisement-like fragment touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the best preventative for pneumonia and a remedy for coughs and lung trouble. It claims it has cured consumption in early stages and praises its household use, with other pasted notes praising various products and generic health claims.
A local notice urges keeping Chamberlain’s Tablets, Chelera and Dare thees Remedy on hand for attacks of colic or cholera morbus. It claims the medicine has relieved many, reducing suffering where medical help is scarce and physicians are unavailable. Barber Bra supplies it locally.
A special train will leave Lawrence Saturday May to 38 37 a m for Fort Riley. Low fare of 190 for the round trip. Activities include athletic park opening with six races trotting pacing running and hurdle events. A mock battle, concert, and military displays planned. Families advised to bring baskets, water and snacks. Union Pacific agents and local depot staff coordinating.
A historical notice informs subscribers that some areas do not receive newspapers by 6 o clock and urges readers to insist on earlier delivery by correcting billing and service details. The text cites delivery issues and requests action from subscribers to improve service.
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