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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1915
Page
8
Fragmented OCR notes show Miss Havah and Mitchell arriving in Kansas City this morning after a Sunday stay. The text mentions Mary Pickford screening at Bowersock and a Studio advertising watch info, with scattered names and addresses including Maple and 3s: streets.
Market report notes receipts and price ranges for cattle and hogs. Kansas City beef steers about 4.50 to 10.50, cows and heifers mixed. wheat receipts around 333 cars. Chicago cattle receipts 25,000 with steer prices around 6.10 to 10.10. hogs near 7.5 to 8.0. pork value listed around 15.15 for January.
A fragmented description discusses making peanut butter at home using large Virginia nuts with germ removed and mixed half and half with boiled Spanish nuts using nut oil. The text reads as a casual, imperfect note on ingredients and grinding methods from an informal source.
A report details Bays Immunization plans and debates on eradicating a disease, noting the United States faces large livestock populations including about 100,000 cattle, 62,000,000 swine, and 3,000,000 sheep. It cites concerns that unchecked infection could spread across states, causing vast financial losses to the live-stock industry. Dr. Dietwigent argues for continuing efforts and court non-interference. Opposition warns of reliance on authorities to stamp out the remaining infection.
Stewart arrived from Piatinge for a visit with Mrs AW R Stubbs. B F Burnett of New York spent the day here on business with Mrs Co Bell of Hugo ton. Kath been the guest of Miss Bessie IG wash and was to leave about five months. Mrs NX Kelso of Chicago visiting at home of Mr and Mrs Warren BV Morte motored from Kansas yesterday and spent the day with Mr and Mrs Hesters in Kansas City. Mrs J Heinz of Kansas City visiting her mother in Linwood. Mrs Will Clanser of San Francisco guest of Mr and Mrs Charles Deckker and LeCoy.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions butterfat price 28 cents and 12 cents minimum, references Ladies and Maple Nut ice cream, and notes a street address or location. The text is incomplete but suggests a note about pricing and flavor offerings in a local shop setting.
Mrs Gulley Edith Gulley has been ailing with a prolonged illness on the north side. She is somewhat better and recovery is hoped for in spring. The notice mentions a matching payment of $1.00 to 1000 and a trip for relatives to Fre donia Kansas for a message.
Fragmentary text mentions individuals possibly named Bowersock and Hedy, a reference to Switzerland and a hermit, plus maple flavor and ice cream. Details are unreadable. cannot determine a coherent event or subject.
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