The Journal and Its History in Lawrence Kansas
The Journal, originating as the Lawrence Republican, absorbed the State Journal and Lawrence Tribune to become the oldest widely circulated paper in Lawrence. It publishes a daily Associated Press telegraphic report and a weekly eight page edition issued Saturdays. Subscription details are given for daily and weekly rates and city delivery, with a note on reach to county post offices. The page also contains assorted local commentary and city life vignettes from 1907.
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Jounal
Lawrence Repudiican
State Journal
Herald of Freedom
Law
Renee ‘Tribune
Lawrence
Ine
Associated Preem
Kaneen
Fragmented note outlines river ordinance and show plans
A damaged text fragment mentions an ordinance for the river area and plans for a fair show. It references shooting incidents, streets, and a desire to make the event worthwhile with effort and money. The language is garbled and difficult to parse.
Kanepolis Newspaper Town History Noted
An old timey note recalls Kanepolis as the county seat of Ells wort county and its brief role as capital of several entities before fading from prominence. The item marks the reemergence of the local newspaper enterprise after a long quiet period.
Journal Takes Issue on Valuation Mile Note
The Journal rejects Mr. Low’s claim that S000 a mile is solely for valuation and not for gate making. It asserts it is a fact that the railroads
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Low
Sympathy for the strong in a troubled world
The writer contrasts farm taxes with city taxes to explain why people seek farms over rentals. They argue sympathy flows toward the weakened Thaw case but not toward strong men who need encouragement. The piece laments society’s tendency to scorn those who stand firm and to fail to support the strong in facing fronts.
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Thaw
Clarly
Gaving
Stron
Republicans Unite in Kansas Fight for Reform
A Kansas meeting last night launched organized GOP resistance to the machine, pledging a cleaner party and Rooseveltite ideas. Delegates vowed action, transparency, and a reform agenda focused on the governorship and national remit, signaling a decisive internal battle within the party. Kansas stands at heart for reform, with leaders pledged to publicize committee actions and money.
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Roosevelt
Roanel
Atlion
Kansas
Golime
Behine
Republican Party
Yieolu Aden Beause
Clare
Traivail
Beause
The Middleman at Bowersock theater by Armin players
The Middleman a high class production by the Armin players played last night to a full Bowersock theater audience. The company received praise for clever staging and strong performances led by Mr. Armin as the Inventor.
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Armin Players
Bowersock
Armin
Smiths Horses at Kelseys Barn Live Stock Column
Smith will display stallions in the Live Stock Columns at Jack Kelsey’s barn on Vermont Street all day Saturday in April Toth. Attend to view the animals and related listings at the venue.
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Ale. Smith
Jack Kelsey
Vermont Street
Heads of Engineering Dept Meet at State Universities Conference
Heads of engineering departments from state universities gather for a two day conference led by Prof Haworth who serves as association president. Mrs Haworth will give a banque for the attendees tonight.
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Prof. Haworth
Haworth
Letter on paint quality and pricing from Devoe Co
A letter to A J Monk of Lawrence Kansas discusses paint quality and cost. It claims there is "twice as much horse" in a horse or mare as in others and that some paints are adulterated with only a quarter of true pigment per gallon. The letter asserts high cost and poor results, urging that even the best paint is wasted on bad horses. It is signed F W Devoe & Co New York Chicago and Kansas City.
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A. J. Monk
Lawrence
Kans
Jas
Sutton Farm
Rutger Alcantara
Severda
Allin H
Florie Wilkes
Lord Stajep
Lou Strauss
New York City
Alcantara
America
Piedmont
Hambleton
McGregor
Suse McGregor
Robt
Belle
Bourbon Chief
Diamond
Russell County
Russell
Rusesil
Kanele
Charles & Button
Aawrenes, Kans
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Moves
Mrs Joe Harrison and Mars Arthor Richards spent the afternoon at Mrs Manwarrisor's. May and Mrs Henry Manwarring visited Mrs Robert Linndss Sundays. Judkins plans to move July to Lawrence. The Barker school held a picnic at Mr Doe Harris's timber Wednesday. Mrs Wilson Martin hosted the Pleasanit club meeting. Rudiger gave a paper on How The Star Spangled Banner Came To Be Written. Mars Quis Perkins to entertain the Elal on the Qik. Mee Lavi Martin's family welcomed a baby boy. Mrs Cortelia moved to Lawrence. Miss Belle Bigsby has been sick this week.
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Joe Harrison
Mars Arthor Richards
Manwarrisor
Martin
Nebraskisc
Henry Manwarring
Robert Linndss
Judkins
Lawrence
Wilson
Manwarring
Barker School
Doe Harrissim
Wilson Martin
Pant Rudiger
Siler
Uel
Mars Quis Perkins
Mee Lavi Martin
Frederick
Cortelias
Mise Belle Bigsby
Cures and tonics advertised in dubious old remedies
An older advertisement page lists various patent medicines and tonics, urging use of fluids and compounds for kidney pain, catarrh, constipation, and skin ailments. Claims include detoxifying the kidneys, mercury-free catarrh cures, and general relief products.
Millinery Notes of Interest and Weather Trends
A compact note on fashion items and seasonal weather shifts impacting hats and headwear. The piece references various millinery trends, fabric choices, and how damp conditions influence style decisions during the season.
KREHBIEL & CREW Property and Stables Ad
KREHBIEL & CREW at 729 Mass in Lawrence Kansas advertise buy sell trade and rent property. They note first class horses at W J Francisco & Sons barn and rubber tired rigs with prompt telephone order responses. Trunks handled.
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Mass
St., Lawrence, Kans
W. J. Francisco & Sons
Gas Fitting to Coal Furnaces Offered by E R Learned
E R Learned at 1u7 West Henry offers to fit coal furnaces to burn suit and perform all required furnace work. Leave orders at 1101 Kentucky Street for service and fittings.
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E. R. Learned
West Henry
Kentucky Street
Wanted column string of help and sales ads
Numerous want ads for farm help travel territory sales and general housework appear. Listings include F M Turner, J A Alder, Mrs T F Walker, and others seeking housemaids stenographers and farm workers. farming gear and animals for sale. carpet, seeds, and eggs for sale. real estate and rental notices. lost items and notices of services from Lawrence area businesses and individuals.
New Plumbing Establishment and Hotel Under New Management
NEW PLUMBING ESTABLISH MENT. Tam prepared ar do all kinds of phimbari Guang and all other work pertaining to this line. FRED OLSON, Hume Phone 57, 1228 New York St Bell phone 1508. Pansy Plants for Sale. Hick TM Creenhouse, 309 Elm street, North Lawrence, Bell phone 387. THE KING HOTEL The King Uotel, 631 Vermont St is under new imanagement. Mr. and Mrs. Jobin Shields of Ottawa, Kansas have refurnished it thoroughly and fitted up all the rooms in first class shape and will be thankful for a share to your patronage. Store your household goods with the Lawrence Transfer Co. Experienced parkers. Responsible management.
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Fred Olson
Hume
New York St
Bell
Hick
Creenhouse
Elm Street
North Lawrence
Bell Phone
King Hotel
King Uotel
Vermont St
Jobin Shields
Ottawa
Kansas
Henry G. Parsons Seeks Fire Insurance Leadership
Henry G. Parsons advertises for prospective customers near Lawrence for improvised farms and small homes priced from S00 to WO, emphasizing superior fire insurance offerings. The notice frames Parsons as a candidate for treasurer and promotes insurance services to a regional audience.
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Lawrence
Henry G. Parsons
Restaurant and Confectionery Ad with Misc Info
A damaged advertisement lists a restaurant and confectionery with unclear items such as drinks, cheese cigars, and fountain treats. It includes an address at 635 Mass. St. and a home phone 160 for the proprietor Rob Cratgmile.
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Rob
The Texas Wonder Kidney Cure Ad
An old advertisement claims The Texas Wonder cures kidney bladder and related ailments selling through a mail order system. It mentions a two month supply and lists a street address and order instructions, typical of period patent medicine marketing.
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Trent
Vive Street
Sebenis
Promoting Town Growth and Honest Civic Spirit
A call to public virtue urges residents and merchants to support local growth, advertise in papers, patronize merchants, and build a healthy town atmosphere. It links morality to development and urges practical self improvement by joining in good works. Also includes old advertisements for kidney treatments and Beecham style cough syrup with guarantees.
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Imen
Best Poultry and Garden Produce Featured at Kennedy Ernst
Local merchants advertise fresh poultry, garden produce, and kitchenware at Kennedy and Ernst New Hawaii Store and other shops. Emphasized are seasonal lines, new shipments, and promotions for spring goods. The notice lists store names, addresses, and contact details to attract city customers.
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Kennedy & Ernst
Mie
New Hauiwiie
Au Maes Sree
Local Market Ad for Fresh Produce and Meats on New York Street
William Messenheimer runs a fall vine of oranges and fresh vegetables while Ty operates a market offering fresh meats. Prospective shoppers can see him at 15 New York Street or Bell, or contact Vic Thome for prompt delivery of AGL goods.
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Wm. Messenheimer
Sanean
New York St
Vic Thome
University Meat Market price notice in 13 Ma. Street
At 13 Ma street the University Meat Market states beef prices during the Pyaar period, noting packers have exploited the situation to contract for large quantities. The market warns competitors and claims the first beef options cost a pound, describing other trade details and contacts.
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Ist
Local Shop Ads From Old City Directory Feature Groceries and Services
Pare Grocery and partners offer fresh and salt meats, pickles, capers delivery via two phone lines. L Rich advertises awnings and tarpaulins, with address 533 Tennessee. Miss Juno B. Shane photographed babies at 615 Mass. street. J Keilman promotes furniture receiving and upholstery at 19 W Warren.
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Lawrerge Daily Journal
Associated Press
The
Lawrence Journal Company
L Brady
Journal
Carter
Pry
Jean Ose
the Journal
Iida
Pope
Jerome
Wowanan
Las Ben Bard
Jopouar
Kanepolis
Opelis
Ellswort
Hta
Zephyr
Bowersock Mills & Power Co
Middleman
Smith
Kelsey
Goml
Hat
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Ohio
Druggista
Dean
Barber & Son
Bné
Sadi
Tom
Krehbiel & Crew
Bari
F. M. Turner
J. A. Aleder
Plymouth Place
Vermimt Street
T.F. Walker
Park St
Small F. Bell Plume
Louisiana St
Wiley and Wages
Mes. L
Yilace
Maske i Road
Vounz
Oman
Ware
Pastace
Lawrener
Bell Rownr
Callahan
Henry
Powitry
Win FL Lebo Comission Co, TG
Hi Ind
B. Pine
W. H. Pendleton
Foe
Vermont
Hice
Owen
Ash St
Bell Phan
Blue Grass
Zell Plnne
Simon White
Peter Shintler
W. Otl Rawson
Mount Hope Nursery
John Tarpy
Care Lawrence Iron Works
Adaline Dowler
Hosford Inv. Co
McKenzie & Stockwell
Aeres
P. A. McCurdy
West Warren Street
Delaware Street
Sigma Nupin
Janewal
Jlost
Eriksen
Louisiana Street
Geatander
J. F. Brock
St. Bell Plane
J. H. Galliam
Trovillo
Kreider
J. N. Harshberger
Luaber Yards
Mills & Elevators
Gt Boels & Beeries
Saw Mills & Limber Lands
Walkill Wilkes
Geo. Wilkes
Seugen
Geo. W. Willis
Saint's Stable
Belvoir Farm
Neowin
Ru Steel Abelian Karena Mood
Bel
Brad Repp
Oregon Street
Vertho Broekteshy
Hou All Lens
Kanwaka Stock Farm
Addie
NEW Plumbing Establishment
Lawrence Transfer Co
Parkers
O. P. Barber & Son
Delilah
Samson
P. Barber & Son
Lennard
Taylor
Matsa St
Feery
OS. Elliot
New York
St. Goth
Girneery
J& Emmons
Union Pacife Tea Store
Planes
University Meat Market
Plastico
Anti-Kassomine CO
Etait F
Pare Grocery
Garpet
F. H. Bennett
L. Rich
Tennessee St
Vic Johnson
Juno B. Shane
Home
J. Keilman
W. Warren
Ais Ee Ont
Wlawrence National Bank
Hugh Blair
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