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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1903
Page
2
Fragmented OCR notes describe The Journal and Lawrence Republics near 1904, noting absorption by the State journal and Herald of Freedom, with references to publishing rates, editions, and distant geopolitical commentary. The text references Russia Servia turmoil, King Peter, Indiana campaign advice, and New York connections, in a scattered colonial-era newspaper context.
Fragmented text outlines early settings of a race or event with references to participants and outcomes. Mentions Bob and other competitors in a rural country context with a focus on the year’s chronology and excitement surrounding the event.
North American notes that Circuit Attorney Joseph W. Folk of St. Louis, famed for challenging public leaders, speaks with force on public actions aligned with enduring human rules. A Sidneyville speech highlighted core points of sound public policy.
An opaque, OCR derived tirade criticizes democratic and republican leaders amid accusations of corruption and treason, arguing for patriotism and public virtue. The text references elections, party loyalty, and calls for scrutiny of officials while praising national government principles.
A crowded community fair featured judged displays and vendors led by organizers from Drews, with families touring stalls, noting baskets, bibles, and crafts. Patrons admired patterns, enjoyed fare, and listened to speeches as the event highlighted local talent and vendors in a lively, classic fair atmosphere.
Notices call for sealed bids to erect and complete a building project in Lawrence County. Architects and bidders must submit proposals by a stated deadline, with bid security and performance terms, including a ten day bid acceptance window. Al Whitman oversees the process and reserves the right to reject all bids.
An expert auditor spends weeks in Lawrence examining county records to determine if outlays for wages or other evidence of loaned money can be relieved. The piece argues that outsiders should be employed for certain posts, with pay rates and alternatives like endowment insurance. It notes the Western continues to return dividends and discusses investments and profits.
A damaged OCR notice mentions private sale of stock including dry goods and new merchandise. It lists a street address for particulars and references a person named AW Deira. The fragmentary text hints at farm and stables nearby and a general sale context without clear dates or full names.
A fragmented OCR notice mentions multiple external groups and places in a scattered text. It references towns such as Mine Grove and Vermont and hints at issues of peace, alliance, and civic concerns without clear actions or dates. The readable parts suggest a public or community notice with uncertain details.
Crowds packed the Allen County fairgrounds for a 14 trotting and two racing card. Despite low speeds and rain, races were competitive, with excitement around top steeds and purses. officials spoke of postal and public notices amid broader regional updates.
Emrgesey Medicines advocates reliable remedies for accidents and minor injuries. A liniment balm called Chamberlain's Pain Balm is promoted as fast acting, antiseptic, and helpful for wounds and burns, reducing healing time and preventing blood poisoning when used promptly. Sold by Barbor Bros.
A historical fragment notes Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy claimed to stop coughing and loosen chest congestion. It mentions medical authority and endorsements from physicians, asserting effectiveness against colds and related throat symptoms.
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