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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1906
Page
4
Fragmented OCR filed item lists goods and services. Mentions toothache jelly refunds, earthenware trinkets, buggy and saddle items, gas and electric supply ads, house wiring, and a new cow parlors opening at 425 Mass St. Also references fall and winter suitings on display and various names and street addresses.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Kansas history and Lecompton’s past, with references to Fort Tiss grounds, depots, and local commerce. The piece mentions old figures, streets, and proposed laws, interwoven with scattered names and places, reflecting a historical essay on civic memory.
A supplementary tiead Bel telephone directory lists new subscribers across numerous streets and localities. Entries include Mrs Tres Allcutt, Will Altien, Dr Draper osteopath, Mrs Carter, Henn, Miss Jamison, and many others with street designations Main, Oak, Pat, and tied to towns such as Ky Mato, Tenn Main, and indeterminate locales.
The obituary for Mrs Ameiia H Krause laments a wide circle of bereaved friends and family. It notes her roots in Moberly Missouri, her time running the Central hotel in Leavenworth, and her marriage to Captain Albert Nrabad. The notice references her children and local legal representatives, highlighting the impact of her death on residents and associates.
Fragmentary OCR from a local page mentions Ada Wene Murdock and obscure names tied to a crest, prices, and locations. Unable to extract a clear incident, event, or date, the readable bits suggest a brief note about individuals and a ceremony or price list, with many garbled terms.
Misa Maruha Smoke of Denver gifts her parents Rev and Mrs Eberhart John Landson of Parsons. Landson visits his sister Mrs Margaret Lloward. Various names and visits noted, with multiple social engagements and invitations for a dress shower.
Fragmented notes describe a chaotic scene with police action, a hospital report on a journalist, and preparations for a Veterans’ anniversary gathering. Mentions Park Vetaei, Fifty sixers, and Learnard home event on September 4. Also notes tuberculous pupil Nattie Wieks returning home and a classified want column offering patches and items for sale.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various terms and names including colored sessions, fruit farm, Miloa Maat Petasta, and a September reference. Readable entities are sparse, yielding a minimal item about an unclear local note or listing with names and dates obscured.
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