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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1913
Page
7
Scattered notices mix lost pets and items with local life updates from Lawrence area. Citizens report missing dogs and a buried treasure of household goods, with rewards offered and returns promised. Interwoven are community events, school touches, and faculty notes amid varied local names and places.
A 400 pound mountain lion killed a colt near Buffalo Colorado in a dramatic trapping incident. The hunter Corbin Pickington of Wellngty Listoe Po reported the animal weighed about 400 pounds and was captured after a long pursuit. The story mentions a nearby homestead and local efforts to stop the attacks, with the lion finally taken after being pursued by residents and a local rancher. A Texas Wonder advertising item follows the lion tale, touting kidney and bladder cure claims.
The Oread High School announces the 1310 register for the year starting Monday andWednesday in September with a 30 week term. Classes include two weekly sessions plus a four year curriculum. Prof A W Trethien will lead instruction as principal.
In Mild hag John T. Mustard becomes the regularly appointed post office poster after being appointed by President Wilson. His election aligns with a broader Democratic campaign in November. Mustard’s purchase of a new hat coincides with his mayoral or campaign activities during the era.
Fragmentary report describes a violent dispute among Kuosville residents connected to a Baptist group over religious authority. The altercation led to injuries, with witnesses noting severe fighting and a man later confined to a hospital for insanity. The scene centers on competing claims of divine power and control.
Fragmentary notice references Wilson as auctioneer and real estate for sale or exchange. Mentions individuals such as Klein the harness man and a person named Nigel. Lacks clear dates or locations. overall unreadable and inconsistent.
A fragmentary report from St Paul Minnesota notes a recently renewed push for dress reform led by local women. The movement aims to widen practical clothing and improve comfort, signaling broader social change in the era.
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