Journal of Lawrence Kansas becomes daily paper
The Journal of Lawrence Kansas outlines its rise from a weekly to a daily publication under editor names and ownership shifts. Details mention Associated Press usage, circulation claims, and subscription rates for daily and weekly formats in Lawrence and surrounding areas.
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Arrisory
Lawrence
Daly
Associated Press
Siayerchos
Wwe
Miegrayuic
Pug Calud
Jughtan
Joe Ewar
Aizvena
Gary Postu
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Tus Journal
Lawrence, Kana
Republican State Ticket And Congressional Candidates
A disjointed OCR entry lists Republican state officers including Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State State Auditor Attorney General Supreme Court justices and railroad commissioners, plus a congressional ticket. The text derails into hostile political commentary about labor strikes and a speaker Tarrell criticizing Oklahoma prisoner labor contracts, with scattered misread names.
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Weeve
W. J. Fitzgerald
C. E. Denteo
James M
Jackson
Supreme Court
W. A. Johnston
AL Hurch
Silas Porter
C. Graves
Insurance Com Barles Larnes
Frank L. Jigau
C. A. Hyker
George W. Kanavel
Clark Tully
LE. T. Wakechild
T. A. McNeal
Walter Wellman Voices Delayed Arctic Start and Press Franks
The piece notes Wellman as a premier advertiser who began with fanfare then delays a start by a year. It questions why officials grant franks, discusses rode by carnival plans, and cites Bryan’s worldwide reception. It warns the political tide could lift him to the White House if Republicans ease up.
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Walter Wellman
Walter Can
Anti Child Laborers League Platform Endorsed
The Anti Child Slavery League adopts a platform calling for health and education rights for children, opposing child labor as cruel and wasteful, and urging a ban on work under thirteen in factories. It supports a national Children’s Khutsha to study child welfare and a uniform federal approach to end child labor across states and possessions.
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United States
The Case of John Brown in Public Memory
A discussion on John Brown's fame and legacy. The text argues he is safely ensconced in public esteem, acknowledged for his impact on history, even if not a pure hero. It also notes his death as tragic and his martyrdom for his cause, shaping enduring memory.
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Ka N Terrell
Oklahoma
Tarreil
Adam
John Brown
Big Tima
Ghno Brown Tay
John Hrowe
Jhis Bis¢D
Csawatemig
Jobo Krown
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Public figures face renewed debate over the Brown battle
A chaotic column notes renewed interest in Job Brown and the debates surrounding a historic fight for freedom. It questions the hero status and asks what part Brown played, while a late section advertises eggs, deliveries, and local jobs in Lawrence Kansas.
For Bale and Farm Notices Readable Sale Items
Fragmented ranch and farm sale notices list properties including a 40 acre endearing farm near Six Corners with apples and peaches, a 2160 acre stock ranch with two house sets, 5400 acre stock ranch with ponds, fenced land and sheds, plus a 1A acre farm near Two Mile Mound Kansas once owned by Peter Drehr. Additional listings include a jewel range and various contact details.
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Sala
Six Corners
Ty Acre
Twile Mound
Kaus
Peter Drehr
Jim Dorshberger
Massachusetts Street
Modesty Norms Note Woman in Bathing Suit
A remark highlights the clash between modesty expectations and swimming attire, noting few dislike the idea of being a martyr unless it causes real pain or discomfort.
Doans Kidney Pills Backed By Testimonial
A carpenter recounts severe kidney and back pains, claiming Doans Kidney Pills cured him after failed remedies. He praises Foster Milburn Co as U S agents and urges others to remember the Doans name.
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Grant
Carpenter
Lawrerge
Doan
Dick Broe Drug Store
Deslera
Soscta
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Dean
Toleen
Fragmentary notice mentions streets and items
Fragments describe a street address 3749 Mass Bt and various items including a waterman fountain pen near a bank. Text appears as garbled OCR with names like Menard and Alita and an unclear request to leave a Journal.
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Alita Ehh
Linder Piewsen
Sour Ghice Ie
Waterman
Ita Merchants Sational Bank
Auctioneer Fence Ends In Court Case Shifts Fate
Fragmentary OCR reads as a legal matter involving an auctioneer, a fence dispute, and Kreider. The readable portion mentions a court action, a funeral or final event, and a potential settlement or ruling affecting property or financial interests.
Lawrence Pantatorium Hat Hospital
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Lawrence Pantatorium and Hat Hospital with unclear context about a person named Keved and an intention to summer plans. The readable phrases suggest a personal anecdote or note rather than a formal report.
For Sale 60 Acre Farm North East of Lawrence Kansas
For sale a 60 acre farm now occupied by A J Osborn about four miles northeast of Lawrence Kansas. Price fifty dollars per acre. Terms two thousand dollars cash and balance in six equal annual payments at six percent interest payable annually. Apply for particulars to A J Osborn living on farm or to Lzoxarp Everett Council Bluffs Iowa.
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A.J. Osborn
Lawrence
Kansas
A. J. Osborn
Notice of Appointment in Hansans Cousins County
Notice published in the Lawrence Journal Avenue M4 announces the appointment of Green Keith as Administrator of the estate of James A Goree, late of Dowkwa County. The Probate Court has duly appointed and qualified him as executor, with all interested parties advised to govern themselves accordingly.
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Lawrence Ualiy
Hansans
Cousins
Dowkwa
James A Goree
Dongins County
Cordingly Green Keith
Yellow Fever Germ Discovery Prompts Cures Claim
A fragment notes a belief that the Yellow Fever Germ is recently discovered and resembles malaria. It promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as the remedy to free the system from disease germs, claiming cures for malaria poison and constipation, endorsed by Barber & Son's drag store.
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Dr. King
Barber & Son's
Woman Defies with Defiance and Stone
G H Berkams testifies after four years about Foley's Kidney Cure. Burbang of Carlisle Center NY writes he was cured of kidney trouble after taking less than two bottles and remains symptom free. Barber & Son's offers Foley's Kidney Cure.
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GH. Berkams
G B. Burbang
Carlisle Center
N. Y
Foley
Barber & Son's
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