The Journal of Lawrence and Its Era Chronicle
A long fragmented review recalls The Journal of Lawrence and its editions, noting the paper's history as the oldest in the region, the daily and weekly formats, subscription details, and ties to Lawrence, Kansas. It also reflects on community figures like Jim Hurley, a former Cottonwood Falls driver, who rose to rail management, alongside assorted national and local news notes and cultural events from April 27, 1905.
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Jovasat
I the Law- Republican
Saurcely
Herald of Freedom
Lawrence Tribune
Lawrence
del Ally Assocs Reas
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Sein
Kansas
Orne Jousmar
Tu Bs Owen
Cit Oer” Asaeeld
Ae Wesk
Paisshons
Kenna
Tfawrence
Kan
W. ¥. Morgan
Hutchinson News
the News
Jim Wurley
Cottonwood Falls
Jim
Alice
Strong City
Jin
Althumch
Meyer
Jim Wan
Williains
Seheu
Iwan
Atehist
Topeka & Santa
Strong Why
Hus Lelling
Bnew Boys
Jim Hurley
Cottonwood Falls & Strong Ily
Jame
EF Hurley
Twili
Dim Lucks
Gond
Flere
Chartie
The
Washington Star
Washington
Charlie
Amd
Charlie Bald
Agae Malta
Lawrence Weekly Journal
Associated Press Report
Fragmented Lapses and Medical Patents in Odd Notice
A jumbled 19th century collage lists mock dialogue about standing on a runged ladder, claims of milk extinguishing petroleum fires, cures for cancer with Bucklaw’s Atche Salve, and praise for everyday heroism by workers. It also advertises Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for catarrh and notes its mailing from New York.
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Bocklen
Jas. Walters
Dulheld
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Telephone Directory Insertion Requests for April Issue
The April 15 Telephone Directory will be prepared and printed by April 1. Subscribers whose directory insertion is not to their liking should call chief operator No. 600 to express changes. The issue will list about 1400 subscribers and aims for maximum completeness.
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Miia
Beatie
Educational conference of Kansas educators in Lawrence
The annual conference of superintendents and principals accredited to the University of Kansas will be held in Lawrence on Friday and Saturday. The program includes lectures by Dr. E A Steinar, Alvin S Olin, W H Johnson, and J W Denny, with a series of English and literature discussions and an oratory contest. The event gathers educators from across the state and features varied sessions on secondary education and college readiness.
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Lawrene
University of Kansas
Everson
Lawrence
Unissort
Alvin S. Olin
W. HH. Johnson
J W. Denny
University of Ohio
McCook Field
Fraser Hall
Blake Hall
Meddis
Hamilton
Wichita
Margaret Lynn
C. Hryant
Jay May
Hele Metcalf
Rose Morgin
Leavenwort
W. G. McCroghey
Kansas City
Hazel Meld
Parsons
George BR
Crissman
Salina
Mary Barley
Topeka
Nlow
Vaniaphh
Minnie Oliverson
Clifford Mitchell
Iola
Nora Gentry
Junction City
Wienach
Ifargriven
No medicine can replace food says old ad copy
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Stowed and Liver Tablets as aids to digestion. It claims no medicine replaces food but these tablets help digest meals and improve strength for those with weak digestion. It asserts many have benefited and lists druggists as sellers.
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Chamberlain
Rural Telephone Rates in Missouri Enosa’s Line Plan
The Missouri Enosa Telephone company announces a 35 cents per month rate for rural service on urban lines under five year contracts with annual payment in advance. This offer targets country residents to obtain service now. Manager L. E. Mason promotes the plan.
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Missouris ‘Enosas Telephone Company
Ir L. E. Mason
Pain Balm Proves Quick Relief Says Users
An advertisement proclaims Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieves rheumatism and sciatica pain quickly. It touts the opiment's great pain reducing power and claims rapid relief makes it worth many times its cost. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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Patisn
Chamberlain
al Drozgiate
Mine Fire Threat at Tamaqua Mill Site Sees Longstanding Blaze
President Lewis A Riley of Lehigh Coal and Navigation reports a mine near Tamaqua has burned for 47 years. Efforts to quench the subterranean fire include flooding, chimney cuts, water pumping, and sealing air pathways to starve the blaze. A boiler plant and diesel units aid operations as workers extend wells and drill vents to flood and suffocate the fire.
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Lewis A. Riley
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Bil Angual
Tamaqua
Niles
Val Mg
Dr Kings New Life Pills Ad At Barber & Sam’s
An advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills to ease dyspepsia and constipation. It claims the pills remove internal clogs and restore energy, urging readers to visit Barber & Sam's drug store for purchase.
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Dr. King
Barber & Sam's
Asc
Revenge of Billy the Kid feuds and crime sign off
Foreword notes a longstanding feud with John Chisholm over wages and cattle disputes. The text describes Billy’s brief time with Chisholm, a series of quarrels, violent encounters, and retaliations in the range war context. The latter portions mention a residential directory update and a medical testimonial for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
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John Chisholm
Oating
Billy
Chisholm
Tibay
Ube
Ferotien
Peon
Cherent Heawell
Dats
Chishets Onebeins
Biblical Arithmetic And The Ship That Didn't Sail
A garbled column blends biblical math riddles with medical and travel ads. It references Paul’s sufferings and shipwrecks alongside 1905 era notices for medicines, gloves, and rail service on the Frisco system. It mixes ad copy with fragmented travel timetable notes and local business listings.
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Awrence Journal Co. Publishers
Jin Hurley
St Louis
Ohio
Standard Oil Company
Pennsylvania
Club
Nabrasks
Rojestvensky
Togo
New Jersey Stock Exchange
New Jersey
Vladivostok
Charles M. Schwat
Russia
Mr. Schwab
Oklahoma
Nan Patterson
Higelow
Standard Ol
State
Hal
Efreulars
Free
J Che & CO
Toledo
Drurg'ste
Maston Lawn Enor
Aramid
Chicago
Windy City
Chicure Sun
William James
Harvard University
Lfe
Success Magazine
Lamberman
iGo
Revenge
Billy the Kid
White
Beckwith
E. Lee
Caldwell
Anthony
Gizz
Cramer
S M
Rey
Dias
Mioa
Dick Building
Mita
Ericksen
Green
TOW
Gass
Voit
West
Reynolds
Cella
Res
Simmons
Mea
Smith
Olice Room
Dick Wilding
Stanton
Haskell Ave
For
Marchane
Mato
Watt
J Mi
Cor
MD & Lyon
Ked
Sul
Woodward
Foss
Ipeffer
la Lauad
Pamphist Trea Feffyer Medical Anwar
Rolf
Barber Bros
Fetal Bins
Vicores
Cmichester
Rae Er
Paul
Thomas Eclectric
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Hagerman Pass
Rocky Mountains
Colorado Midland
C. H. Speers
Denver
de. Wood
Norway
Ladias
Florida
Mepper View
Frisco
Southern Railway
Kaojae City
Jacksonville
Southern
Papaloua
Frisco Syatem
Ines
Saint Loom
amEr Columd
Hattie ‘Wihbals
Rhode Island Street
C. A. Hicks & CO
Tel Ass
Louisiana Street
Ok. Raukin
Wiliam Nadelbotter
U. H. Ienry Street
Scientific American
Mg. & Kansas ‘Telephone Company
Vermont Street
Delaware and
Henry Streets
Hampshire Street
Booner Tros
Sarvica
W. E. Istockelaby
East Hancock
Pink
Journal Office
Journal
Massachusetts Street
Paul Learnard
California
Phoenix
Arizona
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Leo
Homeseekera Kraveree
Jorquin Valley
Ase
Santa Fe
A. T
Topeks
Osey Ray
Cardus
Cardui
Theford
Lawrence Journal. Company
Lawrence, Kan
Weekly Journal
New York Tribune-Farmer
Douglas County
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Were
George O. Bailey
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