The Journal and Lawrence Republica Milestone History
The Journal of Lawrence Kansas tracing its roots from the Lawrence Republica and its mergers with the Stats Journal Herald of Freedom and Law frenen Tribune. Notes the 19th century expansion, telegraphic reporting, daily and weekly editions, distribution reach, and a December 17 1997 issue with local commentary on governance and banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Republica
Stats Journal
Herald of Freedom
Law Frenen ‘Tribune
Lawrence
Pha. Journal
Cepether
Journa
Bunday
Matz
Kanana
Mass
the Journal
Lawrence, Ke
Red Light supper prompts quail toast debate in Garnett Review
The Review family dined at the Red Light last evening enjoying quail toast and other dishes. They oppose killing quails yet acknowledge humor in the town eatery’s cooking. The piece reflects on local editors and political tensions over Democratic loyalties and northern candidates.
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Review
Red Light
Garnett Review
Lawrence
Unclear manuscript notes on Oklahoma gubernatorial candidate naming
Fragmentary text references a disputed gubernatorial nomination in Oklahoma and mentions a fictional party and spoof responses. It also alludes to a satirical joke about a person or entity named Vinland Vin and credited authorship. The passage is garbled and inconclusive.
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Gelahoma
Fexl
Denovrat
Fragmented OCR creates garbled public notice reel
A distorted article fragment presents scattered phrases about walks, deaths, and city events. The text includes broken names, places, and dates, making it difficult to identify a coherent news item or the main outcome.
The Texas Wonder Kidney Remedy Ad
An old advert touts the Texas Wonder remedy for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles offering a two month treatment for $1. It requests mail orders and testimonials and lists E W Hall of St. Louis as the contact at 2926 Olive Street.
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E.W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Robbing the Squirrels Uncle Sam’s Big Reforestation Plan
A dramatic portrayal of Uncle Sam as a “bad boy” roving from Montana to Arizona to collect forest tree seeds. The venture, though framed as robbing squirrel nests, serves a noble aim to plant 60 million seeds and reforest barren mountain slopes for future forests.
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Sam
Eohew
Teenu
Syirrel
Iine Heen
Kang Ibis
Monza
Wyonimes
Cal Redo
Arizona
California
Dr Pierce's Medicines Promises for Women's Ailments
Publicity extols Dr Pierce tonics Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription as cures for female diseases and chronic coughs while warning against unknown tonics. It claims high success, explains ingredients on bottle wrappers, and offers printed details from Dr Pierce with testimonials and orders via mail.
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Pierce
Alain English
Dr. Pierce
Perec
Golden Medical
R. V
Buffalo
N. Ys
de. Pierce
Gulden
Gulden Medical
Berl
Tax and school attendance amid district disputes
A fragmentary notice discusses compulsory attendance laws, district responsibility for schooling and funding, and a Supreme Court decision on notes and property. It mentions Morrison & Lem and local service providers, plus ads for shoes, cigars, and transfer services. The text references a Kansas case about nonresident notes and state taxes, and promotes products and local businesses.
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Supreme Empre
Asis Lixpayer
Kansas
Comprl
Comity Con Visioners
Dohn DB
Uewin
Heine Sohnsen
Ad Bank
Dirk
Alistrier
Lewitt
Hixson
Eeigity
Jerionts
Cail
Clifton T
Otter
Legislatiee
Mart Sae
Leltaveville merchant touts Bucklen’s Arnica
Good Advice from OL 8 reports a Leltaveville N.Y. retailer praising Bucklen’s Arnica for piles and sores. The ad claims centuries of cure, mentions location Barber & Son’s drug store and a price of 2.50, citing guaranteed relief for wounds burns and abrasions.
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Wedever
Leltaveville
Arnica Suleo
Barber & Son
Ruling on Education in Second Class Cities
A city of the second class cannot issue a second temporary teaching certificate at expiration nor approve salaries in advance. A board of education member cannot be paid as clerk for services. A school district member is mentioned in the ruling.
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Alistriet
Seta
Board of Education
Medical Practitioners and Services in Morse and Blair Areas
An OCR fragment lists J R Bechtel osteopathy surgeon, J B Blair physician and surgeon with contact numbers, and John C Rudolph physician and surgeon specializing in women and children. Also mentions New Santa Fe Hotel with room rates and improvements.
Wanted ads crowd Yant column in Lawrence paper
A wide jumble of small classifieds from a Lawrence Kansas page lists WANTED notices for workers, a branch manager, produce buyers, and poultry traders, plus FOR SALE and FOR RENT items. Names include W. Eld Pendleton, W. L. Helm Commission Co., H. L. Miller, and W. H. Pendleton. addresses and phones appear for several listings, with notices on livestock, real estate, and domestic goods.
Protsch Opens Tailoring HQ at 841 Mass Street
Alex E. Protsch announces new tailoring shop at 841 Mass Street offering updated menswear and alterations. Local patrons are invited to visit and sample services at the new headquarters.
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Mass, Street
Warren Street Meat Market Ad Offers Personal Service
An old advertisement promises personal attention for meat processing and notes that they kill their own meat. The text references Simmons & Son and Warren Street Meat Market, indicating a local business offering in house butchery services.
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Simmons & Son
Warren Street
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Lawrens
Associated Press
The
Lawrence Journal Company
J. L. Brady
KAS
France
Laviscille
Keaturks
Ernst
Yoomere
Cathy Shingy
Yeeter
Heaven
Hell
New York
Cortelyou
FL. Brady
Stalin
Tvs
Minneapolis
Vine
Catarkh Gannot
Paset
Zalae
Caupitiqs Priory
Castoria
Baby Ribben
Billie Williamson
JU. Gillham
AY Mears
Vermont Street
Pepperny
Morrison & Lemi
TH Sass
Lawrence Transfer Co
Experi Heed Packers
ER. W. Groves
Metcalf Ipplement Co
Aavk
Chris Isis
Charles
Charles CG
Fate St. WY
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Nusinese Directory
Attorneys-At-Law
Joseph E. Riggs
Massachusetts St
H. Menger
Massachusetts Street
Barker & Means, Attorneys-at-Law
Opera House
Fohng& A. Norton
First Nations
Simmond
Furey
Anderson
G. W. Joneeb
Bolte No. 1
Fla
AL Feilding
Morse
Wace
Woodward & Congjugators
J. R. Bechtel
Telcate
Massachusetts
Boardance
Tennseus Street
J. Blair
Cme
Vermont St
Bell
John C. Rudolph
Shyuiclan and
Burgeo
N. Hampshire
the Fairfax
Bell Phone
4OAK Bros, & Sharp
Eldridge House
Stebie
Donnelly Bros
Omer New Hampshire
Winthrop
Gia Telephone
Lawrence, Kan
Wee Ty. Sinclair
Fieal Evtats
Koon
Maseschusatts
George A. Ganks
Opticians
Hunzicker & Wahrenbrock
Epate
Young & Nicholson
Des Les Ie Lame
Roc Amo Edge
All Dearema Boener Bros, Mfg’s
RSS SE
Miephe
Uy Place
S. Vermont Street
Bell Phone 131
C. W. Babcock
Morris Wholesale House
Cincinnati
Ohio
W.el Pendleton
Wi. F. Helm Commission Co
Mas Bt
Kansas City
Kansas Town
J. Miller
North Tilt Street
Gow, Stout Work
Maple Grove Cemetery
W. LL
Douglas County
New Jersey St
New York St
Mississippi and
Pinckney
W. H. Pandleton
Mes
Juhia
Hutchines
Rhode Islam Street
Peaks & Son
Jackson Building
North Lawre
Vt. St
D. Pickens
N. Y. Street
Connecticut St
Wim. Johnson
Locust Street
W. J. Francisco & Sons
Douglas County Horticultural Society
Court House
D. Macomb
Samuel Resnolis
Sees
Acwan
Hat Hospital
W. T. Neale
New Hampshire
Joseph Rapp
Gioods
New Jersey Streets
Huchester Stamping Co
S. Kennedy & Ernst
I. l. Rising Mercantile Co
Abs Wolfson
Ecke
Egonomy Store
Alex E. Protsch
Jaedickes
Union Pacific
Overland Limited
K. C
Pacific Coast
Junction City
Lansvonwerth
Arriva
Tyales
Getty Ocomt
Misa Dell Cooper
Connecticut Street
Wiedemann’ ‘S
ED. Klein
Merchants Bank
Kana
Hugh Blair
Lawrence Daily Journal
John Barber
Myervices Ag
Ag Executrix
J . Arabella P. Harber
You & Home
Ei F. M. Perkins
Atlas Building & Loan Association
L. S. Steele
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