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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1905
Page
3
The readable fragments show scattered letters and names with no coherent events or clear subjects. No verifiable persons or organizations emerge to frame a factual news item.
City officials announce paving and improvement of Hetty street interconnecting streets in Lawrence Kansas from Vermont street to the east line of Mission Street with curbing and sewers. Assessments to be paid in annual installments. Also mentions death notice and drug advertisement.
The article details grafting methods for apples and onions, noting two selong insertions in cleft grafts, wax coatings to reduce evaporation, and diagonal cuts for tight union. It lists tools including a grafting knife, stock cutter, chisels, raffia bindings, and rosin wax mixtures, with a reference to Figure 2 showing sealing and rooting steps.
A correspondent outlines a barn design for Prairie Farm featuring a horse stable layout with stalls, a root house, feed alleys, a box stall, and a 18‑foot bay above the stable plus a 12‑foot driveway. The plan includes a silo and space for 15 cows, emphasizing efficient access to hay and a rear passage for cattle.
Diverse notes cover calf growing emphasis on steady growth and comfort to avoid setbacks from under or overfeeding. Farm Journal quotes stress sheltering corn fodder to maximize value, plus small ads for cough cures and Thanksgiving rail fares with dates and contact details. Several reader letters discuss animal care, weather impact, and practical farm practices.
A Maine reader reports a claimed antler set from New Brunswick with a four foot spread, considered a record width by locals. The piece notes public shops in Bangor selling larger antlers, discusses measurements, and mentions a 1877 Chesuncook Lake specimen weighed about 10 pounds with nine feet length and eight feet girth.
A Tampa reader Ralph F Fernendes writes of near death fear and sleepless hours from liver and intestinal troubles. Doan's Ointment is praised as life changing. A New York woman’s shoe critique notes fashion gains and social expectations. A street scene hints at busy urban life and opinions.
Santa Barbara, a quaint mission town on the California coast, draws thousands of tourists each season to its historic mission linked to early Spanish friars. Visitors travel via the Union Pacific with inquiries on low California rates directed to E. E. Alexander and J. T. Shanklin at local offices.
Sealed bids will be recalled at the city offices until 6 p m December 4 1903 for furnishing materials labor and constructing a lateral sewer on Adams Street between Massachusetts and Vermont streets as provided by ordinance No 100 and per plans on file. Approximate quantities include 102 feet of piping and 2 Y junctions. A certified desk for 220 will be required with each bid. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. D Brooks acting city clerk.
Advice from Farm Journal on pruning old canes after fruiting. Remove canes that bore fruit this year to channel sap into new wood, boosting vigor unless winter kill risk is high. For peach and similar trees, secure crotches with a bolt to protect tree safety.
A fragment touts tourist sleepers and the Union Pacific, claiming superior class travel with comfort and value. It urges inquiries to nearest U. S. Agent and promises a pleasant trip to California, claiming travelers enjoy safety, lower costs, and better accommodations.
A garbled report describes Pagan town life with mentions of Paguma Huh, a vicar, and parish matters. It hints at three years of service, a lack of material, and tensions within a church community linked to a West Indies context and a public page request.
A Washington Star piece mocks fashion chatter about fur lined overcoats and detachable collars. Clergy and shop talk clash as readers puzzle the meaning of dress details while a clipping notes clams predicting a cold winter, a joke on weather forecasting.
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