The Journal Lawrence Ks History and Address
The Journal dated 1667 notes its founding name Lawrence blican and later transitions. It claims a daily and weekly edition with telegraphic reporting and states publication each evening and Sundays. The piece cites phone and address details for The Journal in Lawrence Kansas.
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Lawrence Blican
Wenah
Herald
Daly
Tha Agai
Hanes Pene
Associated Press
the Journal
Lawrence, Ks
Roosevelts Fight Against Machine Reflected in Nebraska Vote
A Benighted appeal praises Col Roosevelts stand against party control in New York and Nebraska. It claims the shorter ballot undermines voters choice and notes surprising Republican turnout at Democratic primaries drawing national scrutiny.
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Nebraska
Public figures debate Roosevelt as presidential candidate
The public is split about Col. Roosevelt's bid for president. Many view him as the greatest living man, yet warn that the drive for power may have corrupted him and that he cannot extricate himself from it.
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Col
Roosevelt
Taft Advisers Reorganization and Douglas County Fair
The Journal believes Taft will reorganize his advisers and notes he has capitalized on the situation. It urges Congress to support his program and predicts a strong county fair with active promotion from many pushers to ensure success.
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the Journal
Taft
Presidnt
Douglas Voiunty
What a prace for galf links in Dodge City remark
In a letter Billy Morgan cites a Dodge City man who praised land with the remark What a prace for galf links. He adds that times change and notes that twenty years ago such a statement would have invited his funeral in Dodge City.
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Billy Morgan
Dodge City
Primary election law aims to curb cross party voting
The draft example notes a sole change in the primary law to address a provision making it a crime for a person to vote in a party pin of another. It asserts the issue stems from voters, not party officials, and calls for reaching the voters to fix the problem.
Ballot Safeguards Highlight Shorter Ballot Attention
Voters focus on a shorter ballot as safeguards reduce confusion and streamline polling. Officials emphasize clarity, accessibility, and consistent wording to aid civic participation and ballot integrity. Community groups urge informed voting and transparency in the election process.
Shorter ballot scheme faces political backlash
The piece argues against a shorter ballot, calling it a machine-driven plan supported by Victor Murdock to elect postmasters and appoint a state secretary. It condemns party control over office roles and praises California’s defeat of the Southern Pacific, comparing it to Cannon’s defeat as a strike against entrenched political machines.
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Victor Murdock
Kansan
California
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Cannon
Western governors vow to defend state conservation stance
Nine western governors join forces to push for state protection against national policy. The public debate has favored Pinchot and allies, with the West accusing the national government of ignoring regional needs. After a long silence, the West pledges to speak up and act.
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Pichot
Pinchot
West
Kanwaka Kansas News Roundup of Local Events and Games
Rainy Wednesday blessed farmers while Grandpa Bidinger remained ill. A Sunday ball game saw Jones beat Big Wings 6 to 2. Eugene Lavin Rey Deskin and families visited Oto Ridinger. A Saturday dance featured Dave Martin and Jo Ridinger. Ice cream supper planned by Kanwaka P A A Munday. Stull topped Fairview 15 to 5 in a Wednesday game.
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Grandpa Bidinger
Jones
Bigwings
Eugene Lavin
Rey Deskin
George Anderson
Oto Ridinger
Laving
Dave Martin
Jo Ridinger
Chorge Coffmans
Hugene Lavin
Lawrence
Kanwaka FL AL A
Richard and
Dewey Vorler
Fred Deskin
Sr. Hudlarms
Henderson
Nebraska
Ali
Jacob Bidinger
Kanwaka P. A. A. Munday
Stull
Fairview
Wichita men seek Roosevelt visit from city council group
Five Wichita businessmen formed a committee from the Wichita council to invite former President Theodore Roosevelt to Wichita. The delegation, including Frank C. Wood, William B.K. Cook, Samuel Carter, and T. W., left the city to extend the personal invitation for a visit to Wichita on a Saturday in October.
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Wichita Council
USCLT
Theodore Roosevelt
Frank C. Weod
William KB. Cook
Samuel Carter
T. W
Roosevelt Visit Sought by Wichita Traveling Men
Vanderveere and John Walters plan to meet ex president in New York and escort him to Wichita for Traveling Men's Day on October 22. The United Commercial Travelers lodge aims to host the event with promises of a large turnout and various attractions if Roosevelt attends, or otherwise a strong local program to mark the occasion.
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Vanderveere
John Walters
New York City
Theodore Roosevelt
Wichita
United Commercial Travelers
Mr. Roosevelt
Is Prophets Carnival Association
U. C. T. Lodge
Roosevelt
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as universal healer
An advertisement extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve for instant relief of burns cuts and wounds and claims it heals sores piles and skin conditions. Barber & Son sell the salve.
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Barber & Son
Conquering the Waste Land Through Forest Planting in Europe
Europe drives reforestation to reclaim waste lands for timber, with France leading in mountains to curb torrents and manage streams. Since 1900, the state has acquired hundreds of thousands of acres, while communes and private groups receive grants and seeds. Tax relief and favorable reductions encourage plantation on mountain slopes.
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Europe
France
Quick Relief From Hay Fever Advertisement
An old fillword ad promotes Foley's remedy for hay fever and summer bronchitis noting relief from symptoms without opiates. It claims healing of inflamed air passages and lists brands and sellers including O. P. Barber & Son. Menthol vanilla and various teas are advertised, with a quip about English humor and a local shoe shop reference.
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Foley
O. P. Barber & Son
Women In the Wrong Place
The essay discusses the British empire facing underused land and migration pressures from Canada and colonies as it notes slower progression in social roles. It cites the so called better-class woman lagging behind, causing societal imbalance and reflects on gender expectations in the era.
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British Empire
Canada
British Columbia
Rhodesia
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
London Times
Malaria Woes in Pseaina Canal Area Cured by Electric Bitters
The feature highlights malaria troubles in the Pseaina Canal region causing chills fever and weakness. It claims Electric Bitters destroy malaria germs and cites a testimonial from Wm. A. Fretwell of Lucama North Carolina who reports complete cure after three bottles. Also notes relief for stomach liver and kidney troubles and typhoid prevention. 50 cents guaranteed by Barber & Son.
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Wm. A. Fretwell
Lucama
N.C
Barber & Son
Weddings Stripped of Fuss in Brittany Ceremony
In Brittany a mass wedding replaces formalities. No best man or bridesmaids, no ushers or florists. About mid January, 27 couples wed at Flougaster in simple national costume, 64 people total, 54 counted. Only four names appear among the 54. Fifteen brides named Marie. The caterer profits from a 27 sheep and six towns served at breakfast.
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France
United States
Brittany
Flougaster
Legall
Jesenquel
Thomas
Kazencuff
Marie
Marie Legall
Foley Kidney Pills touted as quick relief for ailments
An advertisement from Terre Haute touts Foley Kidney Pills as a permanent cure for kidney and bladder trouble. Mrs. Rose Glaser recalls relief after four weeks, claiming she could return to work. The note ends with a sales line from C. P. Barber & Son.
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Foley
Rose Glaser
Terre Haute
Tod
Ars
Sam
C. P. Barber & Son
Wanted Cure for Catarrh Promises One Hundred Dollars
A handwritten testimonial promises one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Nal's Catarrh Cure. F J Chenney Co of Toledo is named, with years of honorable business, backed by Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists. Cure claimed to work through blood and mucous membranes. Free testimonials, price per bottle. Sold by druggists. Also recommends Hall’s Family Pills and Baby Ribbon Cigars.
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Nal
F. J. Channey & Co
Toledo
F. J. Chenney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
O.r
Rork Cyclery Repairs All Kinds of Equipment
Rork Cyclery advertises an up to date repair shop for motor cycles bicycles lawn mowers and umbrellas offering service for a wide range of items. Both phones 1017 Mass St.
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Rork Cyclery
Mass
Palmers Sandalwood Toilet Water at McCulloch's Drug Store
An ad lists Palmers Sandalwood Toilet Water 25e and 30¢ bottles available at McCulloch's Drug Store. The text also includes scattered whimsical lines about sleep and affordability, reflecting an old promotional style.
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Palmers Sandalwood
McCulloch’s
Kidney health ad claims Donns Pills restore function
A Lawrence Kansas reader relays a testimonial for Donn’s Kidney Pills from W. El Owens praising relief from kidney pain and back soreness after using the product. The note promotes buying through local dealers and specifies New York as the sole U S agents, with other local ads appearing for shoe repairs and a stock-reducing sale.
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Lawrence
EL Owens
Michigan Street
Kans
Don
Dick Hros
Ueir
Price Shrewdster-Mill
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