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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1914
Page
4
The JournalWorld issues terms for daily and monthly rates and delivery options. Readers are urged to call by 5 p.m. if a paper is not received by 7 p.m., with messenger delivery available after that time. The notice lists contact details and emphasizes prompt service.
The article notes the university contemplates erecting a memorial arch at the campus entrance. It mentions editorial doubt about the plan and references student and allied viewpoints amid a period of debate.
The fragment mentions likely vote counts comparing candidates but is garbled and unreadable for precise attribution. It references a Lola Register line with numbers suggesting Republicans and Democrats, yet details are illegible and cannot establish a clear event or outcome.
A damaged passage discusses European war effects on Ramsai University laboratory and eluy workers moving to American soil. It hints at uncertain outcomes and resource concerns for the young era, with ambiguous phrases and names.
A candidate flees out of town amid a heated political contest while a rival closely trails. The narrative hints at fear and scrutiny from voters and officials as power plays unfold.
Despite limited municipal backing Lawrence highlights the university’s strong bookings and the community’s appreciation for its concert series.
Readable fragments describe Eawinnée citizens rising against invasion with unusual suppwel to phynimial euheart rourse and reference to the Sebial of Fine Aris.
A fragmented, humorous scene shows a banker and his wife amid bonds and wealth. The banker admires a display of riches while his wife and friends chatter. A weary narrator contrasts abundance with indigestion and a recurring appetite for simple pastry.
Fragmentary line suggests a promise or betrothal context with terms about expenses and subscription. No clear names, places, or dates readable. The wording hints at a ceremonial or legal pledge and payment duties connected to a forthcoming arrangement.
Lawrence Kansas plays host to a joint convention of the State Conference on Charities and Correction and the state prison conference. Editors municipalities Quakers and others note the city’s high attendance and pledge more extensive gatherings next month.
The Emopria Gazette notes speculative chatter after the election about political shifts in Indiana and Kansas. It imagines a bright future amid odd phrasing and garbled quotations, hinting at a changing public mood without concrete facts.
American residents in Mexico City report harsh rule under Carranza and dismissals of Huerta-era staff. The constitutionalists’ harsh justice, currency collapse rumors, bank instability, and local shortages worsen conditions. Churches repurposed as barracks, streets filled with beggars and beggars, Indians marching, and widespread chaos hinder any quick improvement. Vera Cruz area remains comparatively stable under American authority.
An official Berlin dispatch claims Kaiser troops gained advantage at multiple points via Amsterdam and Louvain while severe fighting persists on the Yser and near Lille. Eastern theater shows no decision. This summary reflects sparse, early war reporting with lingering fragment details.
The report notes receipts around 4000 head with feeder cattle and prime slugs trading. cows and heifers priced near 3.20 to 4.70 per hundredweight. Receipts total about 18,000 with invoices and inspections across stations, totaling 4936.83 dollars in the period and monthly summaries of inspections by station.
The First Methodist Church presents Friday night concerts featuring a whistler and tenor from Ottumwa assisted by Prof. Downing and Miss Emley to defray expenses for students who cannot afford admission. A Halloween social and a grand pageant by over a hundred church children follow on October 80. Public warmly welcomes these performances.
Market notes report a 15 to 25 cent cattle decline with most cows steady to higher on western ranges. Veal calves sold steady to firm, with top at 10.75. Receipts about 32,000 head. Texas New Mexico Oklahoma Colorado supplied most cattle. Kansas held back, range calves and yearlings highlighted. Hogs near bottom but firming end of week. sheep and lambs steady with feeding lambs at 6.85 to 7. feeders. fat lambs and ewes show varied prices.
Wheat shipments show a noticeable decrease in September receipts as costs fell by about 1,229 dollars and Kansas points reported a drop near two percent.
An article stresses kidney function as central to overall health noting Bright's disease caused many deaths in 1913 New York. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamy-Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder health and offers sample requests by mail with a small price.
Large audiences gathered for the Aurora show last night as William Tell drew crowds. The event drew repeated attendance and strong turnout amid lively city interest.
A fragment discusses strawberry winter coverings and wind protection using ground mulch and stakes, noting effects on growth, moisture retention, and blooming delay. It also lists humorous ampersand style club descriptions and social groups such as Woman's Club Yacht Club and Greek Letter Fraternity with satirical definitions.
Ad claims Hood's Pure Blood aids digestion and blood cleansing, touting benefits for appetite and general health. The jumbled copy asserts strong results for “so many ailments” and urges readers to get the product today.
A rider submits a detailed critique to the Lawrence Street Railway Co and Lawrence commissioners. He notes cars share lanes with autos near Breezedale to Woodland Park and K U to Massachusetts Street, urging drivers to signal, passengers to use transfers, and motormen to receive correct change to avoid distraction. He cites dangerous crossing behavior, alighting delays, and rocks on East Lee Street needing investigation, while expressing a wish for safer traffic and adherence to safety slogans.
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