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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1906
Page
3
An ad touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as the sole women’s remedy, claiming it cures prolapse and other feminine weakness. It claims safety, endorsements from physicians, and availability without alcohol, promising relief and renewed fertility.
Primary set for April 14 1906 to choose county officers and delegates to the county and state Republican conventions. Voter eligibility tied to registration. county canvass on April 21 1906 with 17 delegates plus alternates to the state convention May 2 1906. Precinct by precinct worker assignments listed.
State of Kansas to Douglas county. In the matter of the estate of Allen W. Cone, late of Douglas County Kansas. Notice is hereby given that on the Sunday of March AD 19 he was appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Allen W. Cone deceased by the probate court of Douglas County Kansas. All parties interested in said estate will take notice and govern themselves accordingly. Nester B. Cone Administrator.
Public auction announced by the District Court of Kosglus county for May 2 at 2 PM in Lawrence Kansas. Defendants Prather Baker Mary O Hare and others owe interest in parcels described as northeast quarter and other specified tracts in Douglas County. Property valued at 6500 00 and 6980 04 with appraisals listed. Court action via order of execution in a foreclosure-type sale.
Jeroboam Kincade, a prosperous farmer near Gatena NL, marries the daughter of a neighboring landowner in a simple village ceremony. The groom asks the pastor for a fee, learns only a two dollar charge may apply, and discovers a stamped certificate promising one hundred dollars in gold. The tale illustrates wealth shaping attitudes and expectations.
A hotel occupant hears raps from the corner and suspects a spirit. After a night of signaling and questions, he discovers next morning that the supposed spirit is his mother in law who stole his watch and coat.
A fragmented杂 excerpt discusses Mars inhabitants as an advanced race with lighter weight and longer years. It also reports surging lake traffic and large ship contracts, noting 12 500 gross ton vessels and 825 foot ships amid rising ore and grain transportation by Great Lakes routes.
Faening reaurts from ebrosic ccustip with De. King's New Life Pils. It claims to remove slipalroeous gorme and restore life and vigor. It targets sour stomach headaches and colic without gaping or Siscemicrs. Guaranteed by Bar ber & Bon, dragpisie.
Local notices recount Doan's Kidney Pills praised by residents for backache and kidney relief. Advertisements promote Foley's Kidney Cure as safe, with druggists and Barber & Sons selling the remedies. A separate legal notice seeks alcohol sale permission for medicinal use at a Lawrence pharmacy, with a hearing date set.
A jumble of medical advertisements tout Foley's Kidney Cure and Electric Bitters amid claims of cures for bladder and kidney troubles. A barber shop ad promotes tonics and nervine tonics while a quip about married life and coffee ends the snippet with satire.
All persons and property owners in Lawrence are urged to remove old decayed vegetables and animal matter from premises. Eliminate stagnant water and foul odors to prevent unsanitary conditions as required by ordinance and enforced by City Marshall George OConnor.
The article traces folding anchor development from wooden fixed stocks to iron movable stocks, then pivoting arms and stockless types. It notes sizes from six to fifty pounds, suitable for rowboats to yachts, and that folding versions save space in lockers as the pleasure craft boom continues.
Lawrence Kansas city council approves a paving resolution for Henry Street and intersecting streets from Mississippi to Main, to be graded curbed and paved with vitrified brick over sand foundation, with cement curb and a 30 foot pavement. Costs to be paid in ten annual installments. Public notice published in the Lawre Daily Journal.
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