The Journal of Lawrence Kansas 1907 Publication History and Rates
The Journal of Lawrence Kansas established 1857 as oldest paper in the territory. It absorbed the State Journal and Lawrence Tribune, publishes daily telegraphic AP and morning dispatches, with weekly eight page edition. Subscription rates listed, office contact and dates.
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Journal
Lawrence Republcan
State Journal
Herald of Freedom
Lawrence Tribune
Egel
Lawrence
Associated Press
Dispatches
Tea County
Kan
the Journal
Dutalde
Mase
Afdresa
Lawrence Daily Journal
Douglas County
Kansas
Daniel W. Shaw
Tariff and lumber costs trigger debate on forests and prices
The piece argues high lumber prices stem from tariff protection and industrial plunder, calling for competition and a bounty on imports. It questions judiciary integrity and criticizes posturing in case handling while noting improvements in Western Union messenger work.
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Tauber
Western Union Messenger
Overhaul of Kansas judiciary linked to school committee plan
A Kansas reform proposal calls for a four member committee of county superintendents under E T Fairchild to review common school branches. The group includes W Wood, P Coddine, W Hail ion and J Stanley. They will meet to set rural school standards and plan conventions on August 23 and 20 to advance district education.
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Kansas
E. T. Fairchild
Ovet
Trutchinson
Reno County
J. Jd. Stanley
Livea
Lined
Gaan
Fairchild
Topeka
Barbone
Vita
Corse
A Good Man for Judge in the Seventh District
The Journal urges Gov to appoint P C Young of Wredasia as judge for the seventh judicial district. It praises Young as a strong candidate with legislative judiciary committee experience and a record of integrity and learning, comparing the choice to Justice Benson’s Supreme Court appointment.
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AM Cearse
Oatstler
Brillwell
Snes
Young
Jade
Dhew. Hoel
Jodge Benson
Supreme Bench
Govoch
The Texas Wonder Kidney Cure Advertisement
A column advertisement promotes The Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. It claims cures and offers a two month mail treatment for 1 with testimonials available on request from EW Hall 2926 Olive Street St Louis MO.
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Texas Wonder
R. EW. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
North Side Dirt Prompts Council Watchman Critique
A local editorial urges council member Watchin to back North Side improvements arguing neglect harms the area. The piece credits Mr Hatelin for pressing street repairs and predicts continued pressure will yield results. An ad from A E Davis of Sulphur Springs endorses Dean’s Regulats for bowel regularity.
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Watchin
Hatelin
Journal
State book distribution expands as Kansas stores relief demand
Kea Bank Company delivers forty carloads of new school books to Kansas aim to meet statewide demand under the text book changes. Kansas Book Company official I L Shir manonger notes ample supplies with thirty cars received and more on the way, while State Superintendent Fairchild reports strong public demand for the new editions.
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Kea Bank Company
Comaissiers Dt Wats
Gonutraet
de Sua
Kansas Book Company
I. L. Shirmanonger
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Fairchild
Topeka
Ers
Old Man Ponders Why Women Deny Engagement Rumors
In a reflection on social gossip an elderly man asks why women rarely deny engagement rumors. He suggests men often deny, while women may refrain due to vanity or a belief that time proves rumors wrong. He cites unworthy suitors and wonders about motives behind female silence.
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Auta
Fragmented OCR Weather Snippet With Garbled Text
Fragmented readable phrases suggest a historical weather note or diary entry. It mentions rain and pace at a place, with unclear names and numbers. The text is heavily corrupted, hindering reliable extraction of individuals or events.
A New Brotherhood Shrouded in Mystery and Scandal
A fragmented account describes a secretive organization with executive committees, pledges of loyalty, and possible hazy ties to a man known as the Hitmen. The piece hints at initiation rituals and the admission of new members while noting social pressures and potential exploitation within a troubled brotherhood.
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Leceme
Rex
Sociesa and Depositiang
Fragmented OCR Inspired Item With Ambiguous Text
A poorly legible OCR fragment mentions unclear names and terms such as Feel Isnguid and Tehwad Ditters with scattered phrases about liver, incense, purification, and a vague gesture toward some management concept. The passage lacks coherent context or verifiable facts.
Mystery of a Wrong My Pike Tale Unveils Confused Report
A garbled OCR passage describes a confusing event with references to My. Pike and various names. The fragment mentions a death or injury and a person named Wat Hlase or Waters, with uncertain location and outcome. The text also includes mentions of home, territory, and a manager associated with stories. The result is an unclear historic item needing clarification.
Local Notices and Advertisements 1907 Lawrence KS
Various small ads and notices including paint shop details Kennedy and Ernst, June B. Shane studio, Lawrence transfer Co packing services, plumber ad, upholsterer J Keilman, carpet cleaning, ranch and rig ads, and a probate notice appointing Frank A. Anderson administratrix. Proposals for sidewalks and Union Pacific timetable items follow.
Pests clash in odd scare as chiggers and flies contend
The item notes a comic battle between houseflies and chiggers, claiming chiggers may feed on flies reducing human danger. It records a fly found with two chiggers under a microscope and suggests pests could deter human bites if chiggers migrate to flies. Local notices include a W C T U convention in Douglas County at United Presbyterian church on August 15 1907 opened 9 am with Mrs Jennis Money as co president and county reports.
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Post Office
Walt McNicel
Walt
W. Uv
Douglas County
United Presbyterian Church
Jennis Money
Baldwin ‘‘Co
Wanted Classified Notices From Journal Ads
A cluttered page lists multiple want ads: job seekers, bookkeeping, housekeeper, farm help, dairy and garden suppliers, bicycles, dining staff, grain buyers, real estate, and a Vermont street home for sale. Names include Mrs Luther and FRANK GEE with contact details and locations in Lawrence Kansas.
Auctioneer Seeks Open Dates at Local Lumber Yard
Classified items list farm and city loans, real estate, and sales notices. Found key at post office lobby. mobile auto for sale. dairy cattle and buggy gear offered. local property tax list available for purchase. numerous real estate and household goods for sale.
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Post Office
Journal Office
For Rent New ten room modern house near university
For rent a ten room modern house at $45 per month, suitable for student rooming, offered by Rares Investment Co. Also notices: taken up a bay horse with three white feet and star, I M Walters. lost silk umbrella with monogram between Union Pacific Depot and Vermont Street, return to Journal office for reward.
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Rares Investment Co
I. M. Walters
B.B
Telephone
Union Pfcific Depot
Vermont Street
Journal Office
Gillham keeps 38 years in shoeing trade at Vermont street
J. H. Gillham, a veteran horse shoer with 38 years of experience, continues to operate at 716 Vermont Street. He offers fitting for all kinds of feet and guarantees his work. Have your shoeing done right.
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J. H. Gillham
Vermont Street
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Wember Associated Press
The
Lawrence Journal Company
Qa. L. Brady
Kans
Cotutuisteller
Provan Dee
Owlie
Anil
Delhi Sq
Fife
Rockefeller
John T. Rockefeller
Dink
Binsett
John “la. Rockefeller
Ifeketaler
Hieimin Roekefe
Dean
A. E. Davis
Grocer
Sulphur Springs
Tex
Thomas Eelectric
Monarel
Doreed
Ste of Onl
Psur Elitoer Baralin Seed
New York
Bears
Castoria
Pike
Charles Bess
Dantes
Keataehay
Clarkes
Anager
Tate le Chak
Speer
Bewall
Vi Brose
Kennedy & Ernst
Mass. St
June B. Shane
Studio
Main
St Bell
Home
Lawrence Transfer Co
Fred Olson
Bridge Street
Bell
J. Keilman
W. Warren Street
F. H. Bennett
Mass
W. J. Francisco & Barn
Frank A. Anderson
City Owncil
F. D. Brooks
Union Pacific
Quarland Limited
K. C
Pacific Coast
Ealing
Junction City
Overland Limited
Leavenworth
Kate Rb, Stone
Luther
Masy. Street
Indy
Co Journal
A. T
G. G. Clevenger
Pit Tennesse
Lawrence Nur
C. W. Carman
F.C. Weat
P. E. Emery
Lawrence, Kans
Lawrence House
W. H. Pendleton
Addreas
Wm. F. Helm Commission Co
T16
Ver
Frank Gee
Trovillo
Kreider
J. N. Harshberger
Alabama Street
HAT Hospital
Panama
New Hampshire Street
Morrison & Lemon
Mass. Street
Lawrence Deft
R. E. Protsch
Douglas
Cas
Desert Sein
Willams
G. W. Watt
Alabama St.eee
Lewis Mumford
J. R. Kenyon
Oliver Typewriters
University Book Store
Balez
W. N. Rogers
Lucy A. Haskell
Ad Bale
Nellie G. Haskell
Mississippi and
Pinckney
W. HE
Pendleton
Erent
Money
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