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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
7
Public notice valid in Douglas and surrounding counties outlines proposed classification and assessments for parcels. It lists property details including township ranges and sections, urging interested parties to respond by a stated meeting date and place, with rights to appear or contest the noted values.
In Heels County Kansas the probate court of Douglas County issues a publication notice in the matter of the application of Hattie Beurman Administratrix de bonis non for an order to sell real estate of Lucy Eck deceased. The court sets a date for hearing, detailing the administrator and required filings to proceed with the sale under local law.
In The Extra Block a five year old Mary uses her remaining block as instructed by her teacher. She contemplates her construction moves, and exclaims that her latest piece will be "the bed bus" as she completes the imaginative structure.
A clipped newspaper fragment questions the capital of Florida amid mock dialogue about money and regional bias. The piece hints at a broader discussion on funding and governance, reflecting local economic concerns.
Ambiguous report from New Mexico and Kansas describes corn seed strains sold at unusual prices. The text implies large sums and perplexing market activity, with figures like one and a quarter million dollars mentioned. Names and clear entities are obscured by garbled OCR.
Breeding powers of oysters discussed in a garbled report noting oysters produce offspring but many die. It references mortality from predation and environmental loss, with figures implied as a fraction of total offspring. No clear entities or locations are identifiable in the readable text.
The passage states that white of egg is not pure albumen but contains phosphoric acid and common salt, with fatty components and elements like phosphorus sulfur and calcium contributing to dark stains eggs leave on silver.
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