Editorial notes on county health funding in Lawrence
A 1910 letter and editorial discussion in Lawrence Journal-World argue for county health department funding. It compares tax burdens, cites Douglas County’s $38 million valuation, and asserts health inspections protect resident safety. calls for action by County Board of Health and public officials. It also references national editorials on wartime profits and industrial expansion.
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Douglas
Lof Health
State
Beard of Health Pila
Kent
Children of
Lawrence
Federation of Women’s Clubs
B.J. Bla
Douglas County Medical Society
Douglas County
City of
Y Dawn Td
Eudora
Baldwin
Department of Health
Gene Brewster
Journal- Worl
Scare’ Board of Health
State Board of Ten
Senate
Evening Post
Yale
Fuliws
Bethlehem
Pant i Ltd
Truvhs and Tribles Seek Two Dairymen
The complorment bureau of the ieaomen seeks two dairymen for work on farms. Applicants must provide a marriage antecedent, and those hired will receive furnishings. Moore Lumber Co. advertises local contact numbers for inquiries.
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Ieaomen
Fragmentary OCR Roughs From A Vintage Page
The readable fragments touch on politics and social commentary with garbled phrasing and typographical errors. Mentions of elections, scandal hints, and public discourse appear amid broken sentences and scattered names. The piece resembles a historical newspapers’ OCR dump rather than a cohesive story.
Rapid Changes in Newsroom Reading Habits Across Time
A reflective piece notes editors trim long letters and pamphlets, warning unread items clutter archives. It recalls a Winfield Courier column from years past, contrasting sunflower garden notes with a tale of a man seeking cheap land via public notices and a farm buyer skeptical of advertising methods.
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Overdiay
Winfield Cour
Fort ZO
Kansas
A Worthy 2 Shake the World Song Uprising Hint
A fragment notes one of the songs in a rising movement titled A Worthy 2. It hints at music's role in mobilizing people and shaping collective action during a time of social change. The text lacks clear dates or names but signals cultural resistance through song.
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Journal-World
Hoover
From the Files of the Journal 1882 Today
A jumble of datelines notes from 1882 recounts reporters recalling Californian visitors, a mayoral figure in Coffeyville, and chatter about a Democratic state convention in Topeka. The column blends crime, politics, and local lore with warnings about railroad safety and a jab at a fast automobile.
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Washiteton Hadley Unt
Californis
George
Johnson Ladtey
Ben Harris
Haldain
Coffeyville
Baldwin
The
Wrence
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Iwrence
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San‘Francisco Chronicle
John . Hoover
Board of County Sioners
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Piper Publin
Amp Funston
War Wari
Uf Tin Srution
Bowerlock Theatre
OF Allah
By Robert Hichens
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Sahara
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Price & CO
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Clarke's Place
Mass
Eldridge Hotel
Bik
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Tay
Iute Convenirion
Topeka
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Bowersock Theatre
Wirst
William Fox
Jane and
Katherine Lee
Mutual Weekly
SION
France
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Lawrence Railway and Light Co
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