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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1902
Page
3
The passage explains turning a valve on a 2 gas stove to regulate flame speed from slow to quick. It emphasizes ease of use and immediate readiness, noting small valve adjustments produce different fire intensities.
Guthrie Oklahoma reports directors of the Guthrie Shawnee and Coalgate Railroad decide to place surveyors from Shawnee through Ada to Coalgate and then northwest to Guthrie. The plan aims to secure easy grade through rich lands, with timber and rail materials sourced locally.
A New York Herald analysis says a brewing storm may split Republicans from Maine to California over the trust issue. President Roosevelt faces opposition from J. P. Morgan and Thomas Platt who seek to curb federal control of trusts while he remains committed to his stance. The outcome hinges on the Saratoga state convention and party unity as delegates weigh endorsement for 1904.
The readable text describes building a tobacco cutter frame from four inch boards six to eight feet long. It mentions a wire netting top, wall hinges at the back, removable legs, and a plan to push work by August or September. The fragment notes room layout and ensuring tables are right for operation.
Cor. Ohio Farmer notes December weather affects stripping timing for curing crops. Ready to strip when the leaf in cured mud stem is free from sap.
Stray notes from early experiments discuss feeding wheat versus corn with results favoring wheat for egg production. Leghorn pullets benefited from dried blood increasing yield. Plymouth Rock showed no yearly gain. Dried blood also sped up laying, while sweet skim milk aided chicks in heat, sour milk needed caution. Excess nitrogen and protein feedings improved laying, with gritty feed and refined rations impacting outcomes. Varieties of grapes suited to western Oregon are listed, and nitrogen fertilization doubles protein in grasses and grains. News briefs report two men killed at Leavenworth Penitentiary and promote Grand Trunk Railway tourism literature.
Mt Clemens notices describe transit routes to Bath City Ta and Grand Trunk system, plus a free descriptive pamphlet offer from Geo W Vaux. The piece lists notable figures and opinions including Governor Charles Terrell, Governor Crane, Count A Quadt, Captain Hobson, Mr Devery, Mrs Mackay, and Lord Kitchener, with brief personal sketches and remarks on public life.
A legal note discusses a female underage making a will disposing of personal property, a city ordinance requiring a license for public addresses near city hall being reasonable, and the statutes of frauds allowing contract elements to be in multiple writings or correspondence rather than a single instrument.
Regional excursion and round trip train fares listed for multiple cities. Includes Denver Colorado to Pueblo and Colorado Springs, Salt Lake City Ogden, Minneapolis Saint Paul, Washington DC, Topeka, Wichita, and Los Angeles with varying sale dates, return limits, and special rates. Some entries note liberal stopover policies and extended return windows.
September 2 to 15. Keters limi may be extended to October 1s. OTTAWA Kansas round trip $1.10 with tickets on sale September 15 to 19. Rotara likait September 29. High and Indiana Pointe, one fare plus $2 to many points in the above states. Tickets valid thirty days from sale. Osborn will be announced from time to time. For details call GEO. C. Bailey, Agent, Lawrence, Kansas.
Fragmented OCR promises descriptive literature on Muskoka Kawartha flow to Niagara and other lakes. Mentions Gen W Vass and law river routes with vague references to a Grand Canalway and routes via addresses in Chicago and Muskoka regions.
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