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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1913
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment from a 1913 Kansas issue references political topics and individuals, mentioning Edison related notes, local officials, and voting context. The readable parts point to a discussion of candidates, policies, and regional names without coherent narrative.
A garbled report mentions AL Pruskett and W Wansis tainder er new jini the sven Pur dt erin insand. It hints at a dispute or trial with references to a wall, a bandy, and an urgent warning, but the details are unclear.
Ambiguous notice cites a person named Congressinn Nevles and mentions political maneuvering and careful strategy. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and unclear references, offering little verifiable detail about dates places or organizations. The fragment suggests a political figure and the idea of reliance on skillful jumbling of ideas in politics.
A garbled notice portrays a Bandit figure and lingering fear as authorities ponder past events. The text references Usisr timfe and a Loddon start, with unclear labour ties and warnings. Persistent anxiety marks the scene as readers search for meaning.
The readable bits show references to a republic, progress, and a political dialogue. Names, dates, and clear events are missing or garbled, but the fragment suggests discussion of reform phrases and party alignment within a campaign or governmental context.
The text appears garbled though hints at a political or ceremonial event involving a governor and a ceremony or decree. Readable elements mention a governor, a state or city location, and possible signage or remarks about a dedication or proceeding. No clear names, dates, or concrete actions emerge.
A fragmented text suggests a probate matter and nearby notices. It mentions a nunneries line, chicken raisers, and world events with numbers, while referencing a place called Merny and a street alley. The readable parts are sparse and unclear.
A damaged OCR fragment records an unidentified legal action with sparse details about a judgment or charge and mentions no clear entities or dates. The readable bits suggest a court matter but lack specifics.
A garbled the text references Wifyne Giltiland a new man in Ottawa and a published story about Duke Alesis ibon muttu on i thly abite sda subject. Indicted Hanley Indians education tale involves a trunken barber and unclear accusations.
A narrative reports a contested Puritan Sabbath, noting widespread interest and social unrest. The piece references religious zeal, communal norms, and evolving attitudes as observers describe the era’s moral expectations and public response.
A garbled report hints at potential judicial candidacy, referencing Smith and a legislative shift. It mentions prior roles, respect for a jurist labeled as Wise, and a Supreme Court inquiry into Meyer. The text shows confusion but preserves mentions of Wade Lon and a presumed high court influence.
Analysis shows fear of gas shortages driving demands for higher prices and stricter controls. Consumers, merchants, and officials argue about supply, costs, and acceptable price points as the debate over safety and accessibility continues.
A garbled historical page fragment discusses power dynamics, domination, and calls for a reversal of control. The text references opposition to Cannonish, a disputed leadership, and hints at mounting public sentiment against idle governance. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
A garbled report describes unreliable weather forecasts for Kniss. Text discusses storms and unsettled conditions, noting conflicting signals about rain and timing, with unclear references to Santa and news outlets.
Fragmented text discusses the Salvation Army and military interference, arguing the Army should be left alone to do its work. It claims cooperation is needed and warns against outside control harming operations and targets of military or allied bodies.
A fragmented Kansan message reflects pride in workers and concern over skilled labor, citing MeKeever of Manhattan and urging better focus on life questions and dedication beyond mere output. The tone implies community debate about quality and quantity of work.
A fragmented poem-like reflection on Jimpeon’s store and a collapsing trade, with a narrator lamenting rising prices and cash shortages. The speaker notes creditors, moral decline, and local shopkeepers struggling while a distant adviser predicts slow improvement, hinting at social decay.
A garbled extended quote reveals confusion over Stanpatters and party lines, debating whether a reform agenda is real or a regressive shift. Mentions Mr Veters, Maine references, and government stance, with fragmented assertions about referenda and price effects.
An advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a pleasant remedy for constipation, indigestion and stomach issues in children. It claims gentle, predictable results within hours and warns against counterfeit products, urging parents to buy the genuine bottle by the California Fig Syrup Company.
Washington reports indicate Georgy A. Neeley of Kansas may seek the Democratic nomination for United States Senator to succeed Senator Bristow. Democrats across the state express belief Neeley will decide to run, with plans to spend two months in Kansas before a formal decision. He has been identified with the progressive faction and investigated money matters, while remaining noncommittal about publicly entering the race. Neeley is scheduled to speak at the State Agricultural College in Manhattan on September 19 and at a rally in Pittsburg on the 27th.
Fragmented excerpts depict a heated Sulzer-Tammany clash in New York as political tides shift. Strong figures like Tyree and Teah rise amid scrutiny while Sulzer’s weak posture invites intensified opposition. The piece hints at Trafic influence and a looming shift in state leadership and party balance.
The ad promotes Chamferlain’s Tablets to relieve stomach issues caused by sedentary living, poor meals, constipation, and overeating. It urges age appropriate routines and outdoors activity. The note mentions a theater at the Airdome featuring Taylor Stock Company with programs like The Man of the Hour and Cowboy's Honor.
The ninth annual reunion of the Kansas chivalery tis helne bedd in the dix area gathers with a party and officer elections to be held. The resident’s daughter will be present, and Ladies of the WR will honor surviving gallant members following a brief business session this evening.
Fragmentary text mentions pumps and pump repair services with an address in Osden Avenue and a Co at 621 Mass St. The legible items reference Alabaster Balm and a price list, but concrete events or names are incomplete. No coherent news item or outcome can be determined from the fragment.
Sept 17 report covers Matney J Dives former state prefect and Charles Be User of Sate mana facing jury on subornation of perjury. Mrs Hall granted a divorce after sensational letters and a quick violin case identification. courtroom details include Hall and attorneys' involvement and witness testimony.
Topeka reports demand for inquiry into the state fish hatchery program after alleged misused funds and hatchery conditions. Governor Llodozes promised a rapid autopsy, while letters from Pratt University note drought impacts and question hatchery management alongside bond spending.
A fragmented, OCR stained passage surveys Moorish rule in Spain, historical legends and journalism tone. It references Pedro the Cruel, Alcazar and Castile, with speculation on dates, places, and literary magazine notes about The Mentor, its content, price, and distribution.
The report notes scattered rain showers this morning with a general drizzle later as precipitation finally begins to ease after a storm system. Local residents are listed with visitors and arrivals including Mrs. da M. Gehan of Kart Sant visiting her father JLOS. Baker and Ay AS Ralston of old Sedte mentioned among the names.
Residents report a destructive arson attempt aimed at the Pensh relic site near Palace Street and Lord de L Isle. Investigators say the blaze was set today but was contained before significant damage occurred, provoking strong public condemnation and calls for action.
The Rev Brown, a speaker at the Kansas Baptist Association event, will deliver a sermon at the convention opening at Popolktr Hise. The gathering spans several days with a focus on religious instruction and community message.
Mrs. Sarah E. Daneen of Tipton recalls a severe cold snap during a bitter winter and a troubling illness that overwhelmed a man, noting the drastic changes in weather and the impact on health.
A scrambled and partly garbled clipping notes a former student associated with Hue University and a likely local event near St. Vantis. The passage mentions a retirement and reference to a reporter, with several unclear place names and terms.
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