Oldest Journal Co. paper near Lawrence Kansas
The article discusses the Journal published in Lawrence Kansas by Journal Co. Publishers, referencing its long history since 1888, subscription formats, and weekly editions. It mentions notable topics such as Paced racing in Topeka, remarks on Standard Oil, and various political and social notes from the era in Kansas and beyond.
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Stare Journal
Aaygence Journal Co. Pubishers
Peter
Law and
Kanes
Aergncet
Onotedcof
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Sand
the Journal
Lawrence
Krnaas
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Kansas City council tightens eight natural gas franchises
A Kansas City council meeting last night resulted in the revocation or tightening of eight natural gas franchises. The debate touched on local commendations, decoration day coverage, wage strikes in Fredonia, and political maneuvers involving national figures.
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Kansas City
Immigrant Arrival Promises Large Influx in January
Early January sees Rosala landers at 4410 New York reach crowded arrivals, with many more expected. The ad advocates Hoatet ters Shomaok Bitters as a remedy for stomach ills, fever, colds, and indigestion and promotes Doan's Overment for piles, pricing 50 cents at drug stores.
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Rosala Land
New York
Telritery Service
Wea Widaere
Electric counters and wrapping machine debut
An article describes an electric coin counting and wrapping device designed to speed up handling of pennies through dollar coins. It details hopper feed, pushing, wrapping paper, crimping, and automatic transfer to finished bundles, noting output of seven coins per second and eight to twelve bundles per minute with one operator. It also includes brief consumer notices and medicinal ads interwoven in the page.
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Wall Street
Bootblack
Ce Electric Motor
Cole
Clerka
Coarth
Byoa
Crops for 1904 Exceed All Records in Value
Washington reports 1904 farm values set new records with corn valued at about 1 billion dollars, cotton second, hay and wheat close behind. Total agricultural product value reaches nearly 4.9 billion, highlighting vast production and wealth diffusion among farmers nationwide.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Gorn
National Rays
Agricultural Department
Rural telephone rates announced for Missouri and Kansas areas
The Missouri and J Kanes Telephones company offers rural service at 35 cents a month on city Mosus lines under a five year contract with annual advance payments. Eligible country residents without phones are urged to enroll. Dr Wood’s Norwegian Pine Cure advertises cold relief. Observation cars on the Wabash line connect Kansas City and St. Louis with fast mail No. 8. Bardock Blood Bite claims to strengthen and tone the stomach against indigestion.
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Missouri & J & Kanes Telephones Company
Mosus
St. L
Thieves Market in Mexico City Faces Real History Mark
Famed Thieves Market is shrinking as ground is cleared and stalls torn down to reassemble in a smaller area. The piece links the market to Montezuma gardens and a grim history of murder and theft, noting traders once sold plunder to tourists along the venerable route. A separate note promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as quick relief for rheumatic pains.
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Mexican Herald
Montezuma
Mnie Petes
Chamberlain
Telephone Directory to be printed April 1 with 1400 names
The April 15 issue of the Telephone Directory is being prepared and will be delivered to the printer April 1. Subscribers are urged to call the chief operator with any corrections to ensure the 1400 names are accurate and complete. A local feature notes the need for reader participation.
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United States Treasury Department
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drargista
Beckien's Arsica Falve Claims Cure for Caras
Waters of Daffield, Ve. report a claim that Beckien's Arsica Falve cured cancer. The catalog notes beds and carable remedies, promising perfect healing and hair regrowth. The ad mentions Barber & Son's ding stese as a related product.
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Beckien
Jas, Walters
Daffield
Barber & Son
King’s Bed His Only Asset in Farce Estate Tale
An Austrian baron, Baron Teimer Wilat, arrives in Boston after debt and poverty, owning only the bridal bed of Louis XVI of France. He claims a Napoleon-signed document authenticating the heirloom, once offered 23,000 francs in Paris, but declines. Stranded, he meets W. J. Fox who shelters him while he seeks work.
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New York
Teimer Wilat
Lewis XVI
France
Mark Twain
Napoleon
Paris
Tenor Wilton
United States
Ivermia
Boston
Second Avenue
W. J. Fox
Fus
Lake cures everything claims at Soap Lake health resort
A garbled report describes a bill about Soap Lake in Stevens County near Spokane. It touts the lake waters as a universal cure for diseases from corns to consumption and as a hair restorer, claiming the springs produce pure water and noting a widow’s homestead on shore. The text mixes medical claims with local scenery and odd anecdotes about visitors and the lake’s purported effects.
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Spokane
Soap Lake
Whett Pat Ant
Jake
Janay
Goderich Squash Grower Breaks World Fair Record
In Goderich Wa sun Warnock raises the largest squash to surpass the 1693 world fair record. The fruit, weighing an estimated huge pounds, is celebrated for its size and the grower credits careful watering and patience. The event marks a notable local horticultural achievement at the fair.
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Goderich
Wasun Warngek
Wrrtien
Raisin
Oma
Gun Nash Denis
Warnock
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Coughs and Colds
A Casey Iowa man recounts a severe cough that resisted medicines until Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds cured him. Barber drug store offers guarantees and free trials, with trial samples and a money back guarantee.
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Fallet Tryte
H. Simmons
Casey
Medicies
Barber &A Drug Store
For Sale Jersey Cattle from Paul Learnard
A high grade Jersey coming fresh second calf and a two year old heifer grade Jersey plus a T month old grade Jersey calf are offered. Inquiries may be made at 1703 Massachusetts Street or with Paul Learnard.
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Massachusetts Street
Paul Learnard
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