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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1914
Page
4
In case of late delivery, call by 8 p.m. to request a messenger. The notice asks readers to ensure a call is placed before 8 p.m. so a messenger can be sent. Published in Lawrence, Kansas, department 28, 1914.
The readable text shows disjointed phrases about crowds and a public setting. No clear names, dates, places, or events are identifiable from the fragments.
Fragmented OCR text references national and local races in the second district. It notes a Republican candidate labeled as not fully certain to attend events and mentions university and protest implications. The readable lines show weak clarity on names, places, or dates.
A scrambled text fragment raises questions about possible individuals and a fund in a democratic context. It mentions a deceased person, references to untying or removing something, and asks what would be true under certain conditions.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a political campaign in a district with stated candidates and positions but lacks clear names dates or places. The readable bits mention campaigning in a district and a person named Calderhead with implied election themes and candidate statements.
Readable fragments reflect a chaotic world overview with hints of conflict and distress. The garbled lines suggest public concern about battles, harm, and broader societal turmoil, though specifics are obscured.
The excerpt notes Htudsidy Elward of Reno County desires to join the progressive party but faces opposition from the Nuiilipy fed his ligne. It accuses the party of being composed of men like Rodney Elward and predicts loud cries from Kansas correspondents.
Disjointed lines describe mixed impressions of a sports or political event. Names and places are garbled, with references to Tim, Villa, and Mesiey, suggesting a low-quality OCR pass and uncertain outcomes. The passage offers no clear facts or coherent narrative.
Fragmented readable lines describe progressives consolidating strength in the county and aiming to influence state leadership. The piece notes strategic shifts by progressive groups and a belief they can achieve a majority, with references to local figures and county dynamics.
Fragmented text describes Col Roosevelt drawing large crowds in Minot and a Wis yis sit noting progressives leading and the two old parties opposing. The visit is framed as a pivotal moment for the new party and the political dynamic among old parties.
A lettered critique notes parcel post overburdening the postal system and slowing general mail delivery. It cites confusion over misrouted packages and calls for reallocation of funds to improve service nationwide.
A fragmented passage discusses postal service duties and complaints about parcel post handling. It notes calls to improve focus on merchants and public service rather than expanding shipments, amid debate over service priorities and efficiency.
Ottawa merchants invite traders from Chanute Garnett Osawatomie Paola Lawrence Emporia Olathe to a sociable day in the city. The event includes a joint picnic a baseball game and a large supper in the park with invitations extended by telephone and letter to attend.
Amusing ad claims a universal remedy for poor digestion and bowel congestion. It promotes a free trial bottle sent to Dr. Iv Caldwell at 451 Washington St Manticello HL.
In a brief note, Ottawa outlines a regional approach inviting other towns to follow its example. The piece highlights Lawrence and nearby communities profiting from the plan while mentioning site 38 specialist and a taxi contact line.
Corrections note in Journal World lists prizewinners from the county fair including Mrs M Crahons first prize Mountain Loaf Cake and Fred Peterson for Hereford, with extensive poultry divisions by breeder and breed such as Anconas Leghorns and Plymouth Rocks, plus farm products and vegetables showing winners and displays across many categories.
A jumble of names and fragments from social pages and notices. Mentions of Mrs. Robert Pad, Vic Jolson, and Miss Opal with scattered references to Kansas City, Peoria Journal, and local gatherings. Includes brief items about Baptist Student Reception and Annual Thanksgiving Meeting with referenced speakers and offerings.
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