Nomination Blanks and Brick Paving Proposals Published
The Journal reports on official petition blanks for primary tickets available at Journal job rooms with pricing, and on proposals for brick paving and sewer work in Lawrence Kansas. It lists project details, bid requirements, and contact information, noting bids may be rejected. A blood purification ad is also included.
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Journal
State Commission
Lawrence
Jenrwal
TMS
Ordinanea
Paige Henry Steoet Tran
Maine
Ais
Tas
West Lawrence
F. Db. Brooks
Notice of Appointment in Douglas County Estate
First published April 11 1908 in the Lawrence Daily Journal. Fanny Bergman and Ralph Bergman are appointed executors of the estate of Walt Bergman late of Douglas County Kansas. They are to administer the estate and all interested parties are to govern themselves accordingly.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Douglas County
Kansas
Walt Bergman
Douglas’ County
Publication Notice in Douglas County Court 1908 case
Public notice from Lawrence Kansas 1909 details a civil suit in Douglas County District Court. Plaintiff J A Taylor seeks property rights to a described 11 acre parcel in section 23 township 12 range 19. Defendants include Edward T Buswell and unknown heirs. Deadline to answer May 22, 1908. Also mentions a pharmacist permit hearing in Lawrence filed May 3 198? with Probate Judge for O Barber & Son.
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Lawrence Dally
District Court of
Douglas County
Kus. x
A.D. Taylor
Edward T. Buswell
Buswell
J. D. Taylor
Township 12
Range 19
Kansas
JAS. S. Tatlor
Pit
Henry H. Asher
Beal
Belics
Lawrence
Douslan
Kanes
Armacy
A-D
P. Barber & Son
Personal notes of travel and visits across Kansas City area
Mr and Mrs W B Brownell went to Kansas City this morning Mrs T B Ober and Mrs John Culp spent today in Kansas City Mrs Otto Newby and Miss Caroline ante were in Kansas City this morning Mrs Will Hutson were in Kansas City today Prof E Miller spoke today in Kansas City Helen Phipps returned from this morning George J Barker returned this morning from a brief visit in Topeka KS Sheleton and daughters Marti and J Stratford who have been here visiting relatives left this morning for St Louis They were accompanied in St Louis by Miss Mary Sheldon Mrs Ko Teis and Miss Katherine returned from a visit with Wherls in Tapwha KS I Macken was left for a business trip to direct Falls Montana Mrs LS Steele left last night for ay Visit it A ML dotin de St Pirrstuny Pa Mr and Mrs Otte Chitler spent the day here yesterday for a visit Waltmes left yesterday for Delphos Kauss after a visit here
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Will Hutson
Kansas City
Prof
E. Miller
Helen Phipps
George J. Barker
Topekas
Mee KB. Ci
Sheleton
Marti
J. Stratford
St. Jews
St. Doe
Mary. Sheldon
Ko Teis Anl
Katherine Ed Eo
Wherls
Tapwha
Macken
Falls
Montana
LS. Steele
Otte Chitler
Sharon
Walt Mes
Delphos
A Loyal Union Soldier for Department Commander
The post endorses Wy AS Morgan for Department Commander noting his long Civil War service from 1861 to 1864 with Company D of the 23d Kentucky Volunteer Light Artillery. They highlight his leadership in Union clubs aiding Kentucky, his rapid rank advances, and his steadfast attendance despite an early injury.
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Washington Post
Case
We Moerson
Crttonwnod
W. A. Mengaur
Havin
Eormmander
Hemor
Mr. Morgan
All Soldiers
Ahd
Go A. Th
Atukaminy Individuel Comendes
Mergai
Yam
Mernatin 1
Alipporter
el Thao Viples
Fort Sumpter
SB. Buckner
Kentucky
Morgan
Nelson
Kentucky Central Railroad
J Gen
Robt. Anderson
Ky. V. L
Morgan Brothers
Stone River
Iizhe Mountain
Perryville
Stone ‘River
Woodbury
Chickamaqua
Brown’s Ferry
Orchard Knob
Missionary Ridge
Knoxville
Rockyface Ridge
Resacca
Resacca,” Pickett’s Mill, Peaehtree Creek
Atlanta
Jonesboro
Lovejoys Station
Franklin and
Reskene
Widows Pension Bill Passed and Related Notices
The piece reports on a widows pension measure advancing, with mentions of related legal and medical topics and notices about products like a carbolized salve and local market goods. Names and places appear in fragmented form, with references to delivery services and public record questions. The overall tone mirrors a late 19th or early 20th century local notices page.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Suffering Says Carpenter
E S Lopez of Marillo New York declares Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed severe cuts and saved suffering and money. The salve claims to heal burns sores ulcers fever sores eczema and piles. Also mentions Kool toe diospepsis as a digestive aid sold by Barber & Son.
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E. S. Lopez
Marillo
N. Y
Bava
Barber & Son Druggists
Barber & Son
Y. M. C. A. Notes and Patent Medicine Ad Snippet
An assortment of early 20th century health ads and quips from the Y M C A notes. Recommends Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung issues, Deans Ointment for skin eruptions, and Dr Thomas Electric Oil for pain. Includes social quips about flattery and marriage fatigue.
Works His Way Putnam Wins Khaudes Scholarship
Putnam, a Kansas alumnus and Yale transfer, won a three year Khaudes scholarship and trained at Yale under Professors Wilcox and Strong. He played guard for Kansas and was All-M Missouri. at Yale he joined track and set hammer throw marks. He sat for the Rhotes exams with candidates from Kansas and Connecticut and is connected to DeWitt's Little Early Risers liver pills.
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Pati
Edmutwohoy
Khaudes
Kansas
Entuntey
Putnam
Yale
A. M. Wilcox
US of
Frank Strong
Cushing
Connecticut
Local Society Notes and Advertisements
Fragmented society items list Langrence visitors and dinners with names such as Clinton Mrs Con Squires Mrs Thalderingin and Willie. Mentions of Willow Pie, Ken Copley, Albert Woods, Myra Belle Woodward, DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills advertised by O. P. Barber & Son amid scattered town references.
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Con Squires
Langrence
Thalderingin
Willie Tae
Besserning's
Amd
Simdsay
Tieie
Albert Woods Ward
Aiea Stawix Moltonily
Brother
Ken Copley
Thine
Edward
Sanday
Mrs. Maleiabire
Myr. dohisetlSss
Mal Woodward
Myra Belle
Lawrence
DeWitt
O. P. Barber & Son
Tribute to A. Brewer of Chanute remembered in oblique reminiscences
The Chanute Sun reflects on AS TY Brewer, long known in Chanute and vicinity, noting his gentlemanly character, culture, and the influence he and his family had on local settlers. The piece recalls Willard and Frank Brewer, Emma W sister of Mrs. C Daknings, and Grace Brewer, portraying a kindly, old‑school citizen cherished by the community.
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TY Brewer
Rene
Otis
Arta
Chanute
Willard
Frank
Ridenois
Dakinaga
L. L. Bailey
Grace Brewer
Tel Chrele
Brewer
Ele
Mihoneh
Nanas
Robbery Targets Freight Train at City Yards
About nine o clock last night the caboose of a freight train at the Winston Pacific yards was robbed. Two grips were taken, one containing a suit worth 35 and both holding valuables. The robbery occurred while the train crew were away from the engine house. No clue to the robbers has been found and officers were notified at once.
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Wnton Pacific
Uhei
Neighborhood favorite Electric Bitters praised by Harbor resident
Mrs E D Charles of Harbor Maine calls Electric Bitters a neighborhood favorite and describes quick relief for dyspepsia liver complaints kidney derangement malnutrition nervousness weakness and debility. She notes its blood purifying action makes it a spring medicine sold at Barber Son's drug store 500.
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E. D. Charles
Harbor, Maine
Electric Bitters
Barber & Son's
Parcels Post Bill Endorsed by Commercial Club
The Commercial club endorsed the parcels post bill before Congress. It outlines two rules for through mail matter and rural route matter in transit, increases allowable weight from four to eleven pounds, and adjusts rates. The club also adopted resolutions on A. P. Brewer's death and noted remarks on forgiveness and memory.
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Commercial Club
Congress
A. P. Brewer
Market Letter from Kansas City Stock Yards April 14
Kansas City market report notes sustained price drops in cattle and pork with steer prices slipping 2 to 15 cents from last week and heavy weights down. Cattle receipts remain light, shoppers cautious, and demand for dressed meats weak though Lent ending may improve retail outlook. Sheep and lambs also down 15 to 40 cents weekly. rail yards in Chicago hold supplies, signaling buyer independence and cautious Texas and Arkansas shipping. A. Rickart, L. S. correspondent.
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Kansas City
Tao Head
Amd
Chicago
West
Texas
Arigna
Jd. A. Rickart
L, S
Sale of Lawrence School Bonds 1908
The Lawrence Kansas Board of Education invites subscriptions for 340000 in school bonds at local banks. Bonds run 500 each with 4.1 percent interest, dated July 1 1908 payable semi-annually, to fund building and equipment for Manual Training High School, with bid rejection rights if subscriptions are incomplete. GEO INNES presiding.
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Board of Education
Lawrence
Kameas
Metcalf
Kanars State Hisens
New York
State of
Kansas
Manual Training High School
Max Bendix Concerts in Lawrence and Topeka
The renowned American violinist Max Bendix will perform in Lawrence at Fraser Hall on Thursday April 23 and in Topeka for the Pipe Organ fund on the 4th. Bendix formerly led Theawas Orchestra and now directs his own ensemble, with European and American acclaim. Also advertised is the Lawrence Granite Mfg Co offering cement sidewalk and building block services with guarantees and plans available at Lawrence National Bank Building.
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Lawrence
Fraser Hall
Pharsdey
Topeka
Pipe Orean Fund
Ele
Bendix
Theawas
Europe
Ateri
Lawrence Granitord Mfg. Co
Lawrence National. Bank
Bell
Wome
Roller skates and groceries in early ad listing
An old newspaper fragment advertises roller skates of all styles and grocery selling. It mentions Sim Shot successors at 1200 N Y, Johns Bros, and a house moving business by QR F Ingalls with hydraulic machinery, listing Bell and home phones and an address on 1205 Ni J St.
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Sim Shot
N. Y
F. Ingalls
Honsa Movar
Bia
Bell Phone
J. St
West End Bakery Opens in Lawrence on Indiana Street
Gustav Wolf has opened a new bakery at 515 Indiana Street in Lawrence inviting residents to try breads cakes pies and other bakery items. The shop promises prompt delivery and seeks patronage from the community with assurance of first class treatment and clean up-to-date facilities.
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West End
Gustav Wolf
Indiana Street
Lawrence
Tadiana Street
Piano Tuning and Repairs by E
E H Harding former Carl Hoffman Music Kansas City now in Lawrence tunes and repairs pianos Bell 152 residence 1138 R I G A Hamman eye ear nose throat specialist glasses fitted office over Dick Drag
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E. H. Harding
Carl Hoffman Music Copany
Kansas City
Lawrence
Bell Phone
R. I
G. A. Hamman
Dick Drag
Journal Want New Line Offers Wiring and Monument Lettering
We have a large supply of electrical apparatus for house wiring and electric bell work. A stack of electrical fixtures on hand. Rank Rahs Kopf invites calls to figure on your work. New plan to see pneumatic lettering plant for monuments for Memorial Day. Douglas Co Marble and Granite Wks at 1014 Mass St Bell 677.
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Rank- Rahskopf
Douglas Co
Mass
Bell Phone
Land Sale Near Water Works in Douglas County
William T. Sinclair offers two tracts of five seven each, located half a mile north of the water works in Douglas County, priced at 125 dollars per acre. Grace Reynolds will accept piano pupils, with both phones available.
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Douglas County
WM. T. Sinclair
Grace Reynolds
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fanny Bergman
Ralph Bergman
Lawrence Vatly Journal
Eepeeesvanesez
W. B. Brownell
T. B. Ober
John [Culp
Otto Newby
Caroline
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Pepys
Janet Salle
PeWitt
Iy O. P. Barker & Son
Byron Jones
Isis
Blobbs
Thomas
George Putnam
Clinton
Kennedy
Union
Pacific Yards
Market Letter
Lawrence Jisily Journal
Geo. Innes
FacSinde Signature of
Signa
Fox
Bears
Castoria
Max Bendix
Jaediobe
Ecke
Victor Talking
Straffon
F. M. Perkins
Atlas Building & Loan Association
San Francisco Bay
California
Union Pacific
FOE
Alexander
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