The Journal and Its Weekly Editions in Lawrence
The Journal proclaims daily and weekly editions with city delivery rates and terms. It notes an afternoon daily also printed as The Journal and a weekly 16 page edition issued Saturdays, with circulation across the county in Kansas. The piece lists subscriptions, rates, and a contact in Gates Kansas, and references Christmas and local news items from Washington Post notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heraia
Crooding
Lawrocs
Muralig
Rivng
Joana
Pickens and Siler Take Over Local Fuel Yard
To the public the coal and wood yard at the corner of New York and Quincy street, formerly Pickens and Myers, will hereafter be Pickens and Siler. The yard is stocked with fuel to satisfy Lawrence residents with prompt order filling. Telephone No. th. O. D. Pickens. F. W. Siler.
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Lawrence
New York and
Quincy Street
Pickens and Myers
Pickens and Siler
Th. O. D
Good Things to Eat From A Local Stock Catalogue
An advertisement lists fall catch items including fat Family Mackerel, Fancy Bloater Mackerel, Fresh White Fish Trout, Royal Bucking 11a Cluster Raisins Import ed Sultana Raisins Smyrna dates Persian Dates Gren oble Walnuts. The stocked goods are described as the best available. Phone 2a6.
Taming of the Shrew Revival Promises Enhanced Scenic Appeal
The theatre announces a vivid revival at the opera house with new elaborate scenery and proper setting for the comedy. Management vows no effort spared to present an attractive production for city audiences.
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Theatre Goars
Opera House
Real Estate Transfers in Lawrence and Lecompton
Winnie R and Lizzie G Smith transfer lots 1 to 16 and 20 in Lawrence to BD OBrien for 81200. D OBrien moves lot 81 on Pennsylvania Street in Lawrance for 81200 to Lizzie G Smith. Southerland couple sell 40 ft of lot 2 Massachusetts Street for 33000 to T J Losey. L M Parnell sells undivided 4 5 of lot 5 blk 21 Lecompton for 2000 to J B Meredith. Lily M Parnell guardian to J H Meredith undivided 4 4 of lot 53 blk 21 Lecomp ton for 200.
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Winnie R
Lizzie G. Smith
D. O'Brien
Pennsylvnoia Street
Lawrance
D. M. Southerland
T. J. Losey
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
L. M
Parnell
J. B. Meridith
Lecompton
Lily M
Parnell Guard
Oscar
Alfred
Roy Parnell
J. Ht
Meridith
Pierson mill resumes operations after six week idle period
The Pierson mill began operation again this morning after an idle spell of repairs lasting about six weeks. In office is osteopath Ir Owen at 927 Mass Street, phone 517. Office hours: Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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Pierson
Owen, Osteopath
Mass
Notice by Lawrence horseshoers price change
We the master horseshoers of Lawrence give notice that on and after January 1, 194, the price for shoeing with new shoes will be 61 50 and for resetting old shoes 1.00. Signed by Chas. P. Schulz president and other officers and firms listed.
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Lawrence
Chas. P. Schulz
Wm. Deney
J. Gillham
Helm & McKittrie
W. B. Tucker
Thompson & Goette
Boyd
Minor Roberts
F. L
Local Holiday Sales Prompt and Photo Services Offer
A quirky community ad lists Christmas gifts and deals from Phillip Fruit Farm with cider from New York apples at 30 cents per gallon, boiled eider for cooking at 2 1/2 cents, and delivery. It advertises holiday photographs by Miss June Shane at 615 Mass. Street and promises prompt attention to orders, with a jab at health remedies and local signage responses.
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New York
Phillip Fruit Farm
June Shane
Mass
Floral social with Christmas decor and prized games
Mrs A Monroe hosted a Foster Whist Club afternoon with evergreen and holly decorations, a chandelier bell with red lights, and centerpieces. Prizes went to Mrs Holloway and Miss Annie Monroe. Evening entertainment included card games and a ward party with Chrysanthemums as favors. Attendees included Mrs Darris, Mrs Griffin, and many Lawrence residents. A Phi Gamma Delta pig dinner with holly decor followed, featuring a hollow-square table setup, pink and red accents, and a youngest freshman prize. Additional society notes list visits and travels of local residents and the ongoing subscription agency ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Monroe
Mises Annie
Mary Monroe
Foster Whist Club
Peter Emery
W. A. Harris
Holloway
Annie Monroe
Paul Hurd
Abilene
Hawk
Robinson
Kansas City
Milo Treworgy
A. J. Griffin
Ed Schall
John L. Kilworth
M.A. Gorrill
C. W. Murphy
Gertrude Sellards
C. L. Tolbert
Mare Adams
Sadie Hutt
Pearl Trawergy
Bessie Morrison
Edith Murphy
Baldwin
Lawrence
W.N. Phenicle
Reno
Rea Wilson
Denver
Sallia McCarty
Lecompton
City
Univer
Sity
Kansis
John Taylor
Edwardsville
T. J. Carter
Margaret Carter
Grubbs
Barlow Lippincott
T. D. Griffith
Tonganosie
Frank Senedict
K. L. Yarger
Atchison
Daughters of the American Revolution
Paul R Brooks
A. F. Hendris
Vera Cruz
Mexico
J. N. Macomb
Pawnee
Oklahoma
J. N. Macomb, Jr
New Orleans
South
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
West Lawrence
Hugh Means
Bessie Wagstaff
Joint Masonic Lodges Install New Officers
Acada lodge No. A. F. & A. M. held its annual meeting last night electing B. Bumgardner W M and others for the coming year. A joint installation with Lawrence Lodge No. 6 and Acacia Lodge No. 6 followed under W. F. March as grand master and J. I. Parking as grand marshal. A banquet closed the ceremonies with a large turnout of Masons.
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Acada Lodge
A. F
A. M
B. Bumgardner
W. M
R.E. Melvin
S&s. W
F. D. Coster J. W
Geo. March Treag
J. M. Turnee
Lawrence Lodge No
Acacia Lodge
W. F. March
J. I. Parking
Kidnapped Kansas Boy Found After Weeks Missing
Milo Stains, 9, vanished a month ago from his grandfather County Surveyor T. J. Marion. He was found in the northeast part of the county by farmer George Morton. The boy says two colored men abducted him in Hiawatha rail yards and forced him to travel to the western part of the state, where he was held for several weeks.
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Tlawatha
Kan
Milo Stains
T. J. Marion
George Morton
Hiawatha
Lawrence firm bids for iron pipe with valves and fittings
Auction notices list 25 000 feet of one inch iron pipe with manifolds valves and more from The Lawrence Vitrified Brick and Tile Co of Lawrence Kansas bids to January 15 1904 Also ads for dental services insurance life and accident news shop repairs firearms chocolates and real estate listings plus lost Brooch reward and miscellaneous notices from the Journal offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Vitrified Brick and Tile Co
Lawrence
Kansas
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Health for Women
An advertorial note claims marital happiness hinges on shared health. It cites Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as cures for female weakness, uterine and drain issues, and related pains. A Virginia woman testifies dramatic improvement after using the remedies and stresses free Common Sense Medical Adviser available with 21 stamps.
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Dr. Pierce
Jon
Elizabeth J. Fisher
Diaz
W. Va
Common Sense Medical Adviser
Andy
Various Local Advertisements and Notices In A 19th Century Paper
A collage of ads and notices includes renovation services on 1026 Massachusetts Street and coal and underwear promotions. Also promoted are Ely Cream Balm for catarrh, Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials, Arizona Gold Mining Co. chemicals, Butter from McCurdy’s, and Chambarlain’s Cholera Remedy brochures. Limited by fragmented OCR, the items reference local merchants, remedies, and promotions without coherent narrative.
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Rushville
Ind
Ely Brox
Ely
M. Bentley
Mesars
M. Potter
Mgr
Arizo
Na Gold Mining Co
Renara
Jemra
Hail
Hall
Tarsby
Oplore Io Duiog Ork
Chrory & Co
Folsdo
C.o
Drage Hall
Annual Christmas Concert at the School of Fine Arts
The annual Christmas concert in Frazier hall drew a large crowd from freshman to senior classes. Performers included Baumann Whitman Frederickson Boott Russ Sweeney Skilton and many others under Prof. Preyer. The program was well delivered with playful class rivalry and the organ moment when Dean Skilton filled in after Miss Cook's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Fine Arts
Department of Waste
Frazier Hall
Miss Baumann
Milas Whitman
Misa Frederickson
Miss Boott
Gertrude Russ
Anna Sweeney
Sean Ski
Dean Skilton
London shoppers face higher prices as war-scarred economy stalls
In London the west end reports costly Christmas shopping with stores raising prices amid slow demand. Officials blame stock market weakness and war fatigue, noting rail and airline traffic decline, a drop in department store receipts, and widespread unemployment that prompts relief efforts and proposed aid for Essex agriculture. The note of anti alien sentiment grows as government contemplates new legislation. Russia expands Mongolia amid a geographic comparison showing Asia’s vastness relative to the United States.
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London
West End
Stock Exchange
South Africa
Regent Street
The
Essex
East End
Old Reliable Exercise In Housework Instructs On Movement
The piece describes housework as exercise shaping the chest arms and circulation with open windows for fresh air. It advises varied body positions during tasks like sweeping scrubbing and lifting, warns against tight clothing and long holds, and notes safe methods for breaking glass and making cider in small batches.
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Failadelphia Inquirer
Mor Long
Mineral Wealth and Health Claims in Early US Promoted
Dar Mimeral Wraith extols US iron, coal and copper production while touting Moxtetter's Bit tere as a universal remedy for appetite loss and indigestion. The ad promises a free copy of a 1004 mlmauec to druggists and cites Professor Lapworth noting moon geology and a world in flux.
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United States
Bes
Moxtetter
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Ely Council
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Freehf
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Dreyfus
Kansa City
Cuba
Pana
Panama
Lincoln
Nebraska
Rockefeller
University of Nebraska
Rockfeller
Hanna
Leonard Wood
Very
Egypt
Russia
Spain
Joseph Chamberlain
England
Carroll D. Wright
Junta
Dietrich
Omaha
Hhe
Charles F. Scott
Washington
East
Roosevelt
Con.gressman Scott
J. A. Spaulding Court House Grocery
Lawrence & Store
W. A. Guenther
al Mase
Tebespes
Court House Meat ‘Market
Ernest Seidel
Bibles
American Bible Society
Anagia
Wiléroven
Frenger
Gap
Protsche
Mars, Strest
Supa Cou
Sesalous- A. Quaexraces
Prin
Lawrence Pantatorium
ELF
City Express
Penis
Alex E Provsch, R
Mace
Ethies
J. ‘Sfipimmering
Mutual Benefit
Newark
N. J
Queen of American Life Insurance Companies
Vuigzabizen
ME. Shaw
Kansas, Josiah
Copley
J. W. Adams
St. Lawre
W. M. Bennett
Jackson Block
Riverside Grocery
J. A. Gully
Wiedemann’s
Masonic Lodges
Ober’s
Whiteler
Massachusetts
Aetna Life
M.D. Greenlee
Dist. Ag’t Merchants National Bank Building
Rutter
E. Henry Street
G L. Edwards
Warren Street
White
Dick Bros
Raymond's
Smith's News Depot
Wiedemann's
Wasa Ocolub
Sam IL
Bead
Pennsylvania Street
Adna G. Clarke
Ft. Douglas
Utah
New York Street
Fred Brooks
Russell Sparks Co
Dain
Christian Church
Post Ofice
Journal Ofice
R. Stubbs
Hale
L. C. McIntire
Conneticut Street
Louisiana Street
Peninsular
Comstock & Castle
O’brien & Co
Indiana Street
Vermont
Winthrop Streets
Bowerlock Opera House
Charles B. Hanford
Marie Dromahage
F. Lawrence Walker
Bate
Topeka Renovating Co
Weir “City
Cherokee
Osage City
Hurlingame
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
Wilder Bros
Holly
Luther's Green House
Bulgaria
Europe
McCurdy’s
Manchuria
Chambarlain
Barber Broz
University Hall
Money Close
Mongolia
Manchuri
Alaska
Phostent
Almont
Se Gluse
Shige
Lapworth
Mall
Warren St
Jena
Anarion
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