Journal history and local notes from Lawrence press
The Journal of Lawrence traces its lineage to earlier papers and describes its consolidation with the State Journal and the Lawrence Tribune. It advertises broad coverage including the daily Associated Press report, a weekly eight-page edition, and distribution to county post offices. The Vinland Vine poem and local notes reflect community culture, politics and commentary from Vinland and nearby towns, with brief items on leaders, events, and public concerns notes.
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Journat
Lawrence Republican
State Journal
Herald of Freedom
Law
Journal
Jhe Journal
Kanfinal
the Journal
Lawrence, Ka Or
Cough Cure Claims Redemptive Recovery in Ozark Testimony
Mrs Eva Uncapher of Grovertown Indiana recounts a dramatic recovery from a severe cough after four one dollar bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery. She praises the remedy as a cure for coughs colds throat and lungs and notes the product is guaranteed by C P Barber & Son Druggist with a free trial bottle offered. Also advertised are Dean’s ointment and Silende among other household cures.
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Dr. King
Eva Uncapher
Grovertown
Stark Co
Ind
C. P. Barber & Son
Simple home prescription claimed to cure catarrh and more
An article promotes a simple mixture of Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Kargon, Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla to treat catarrh, rheumatism, and kidney issues. It asserts the recipe filters poisons from blood via kidneys, relieves quickly, and reduces future attacks within a year, urging ill readers to follow the regimen.
Baileys Harsh View On Fort Leathner Town
Prof E I S Bailey of Kansas University shows clear disinterest in Fort Leathner amid past events including a stomach analysis of a Burlington Bohemian murder victim. Officials rejected his fee request for chemical work and a councilman inquiry about well water analysis drew a sharp response recalling the Bohemian affair.
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E. I. S. Bailey
Kansas University Cherisi
Fort Leath_ ner
Bailey
Burlington
Cupid at Vassar Amuses With Daisy Chain on Campus
Amusements note describes the New College Play for girls Cupid at Vassar set on a Vermont snow scene transitioning to Vassar College lawn. Florence Gear leads as Kate Newton, bringing authentic college details. Daisy Chain is staged with careful attention to accuracy. Prices for matinee and night performances range from 25 to 100 cents.
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Vassar
Vermont
Vassar College
Florence Gear
Kate Newton
Reorganization urged for Lawrence Humane Society meeting
The president calls for a timely meeting to reorganize the Humane Society. Lawrence residents are urged to attend the afternoon session and support new officers to strengthen humane work and address injuries to animals.
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Old Humane Society
Lawrence
Bela ‘Association Suditorium Tomori
Callao and Peru Port Scene Echoes of U S Fleet Arrival
The U S battleship fleet is due at Callao Peru around February 19. The article details Callao as a major Pacific port with busy harbor traffic, modernizing infrastructure, and a protected bay behind San Lorenzo. It notes Callao’s population around 2,200,000 with many workers commuting from Lima.
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United States
Callao
Peru
South America
International Bureau of the American Republics
Jutin Barrett
Callo
Lima
Pacific
Valparaiso
Chile
Ai Aniles
Ober
Rke Harve
Hook
Tolland
San Lorenzo
Caallan
Rising From The Grave Manufacturer Testimony
A Lawrence Daily Journal excerpt from February 14 1903 highlights Wm A Fertwell of Lucana X C who claims Fleetric Bitters cured his Brights disease and liver trouble after taking under three doses. The notice cites O P Barber Son as guaranteed and includes a publication note and a local property transfer in Douglas County Kansas.
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Fertwell
Lucana
X. C
Fleetric Bitters
Bright
O. P. Barber & Son
Vince
Lawrence Daily Journal
District Court
Douglas County
Kansas
W. Li
Kiefer
Lawsuit over Ottawa Indian land in Douglas County action
W L Kiefer sues Alden C Millard Edwin J Decker Isaac L Kidder Julia S Fitch Charles Q Fitch and Edward Fite and unknown heirs to quiet title on 30 acre tract in Douglas County Kansas. Describes land bounds and payments to Ottawa Indians and mentions Eshelman farm history and ownership. Proceedings require answer by March 7 1908.
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Amilen C. Millard
Edwin J. Decker
Joane L. Kidder
Julia S.fiteh
Charles C. Fitch
Edward Fiteh
Alden
Millard
Isaac L. Kidder
Julia 5
Fiteh
Charles O. Fitch
Edward Fireh
District Court
Douglas County
Kansas
W. L. Kiefer
Alden C. Millard
Edwin J. Weeker
Isaae I. Kidder
Julia S. Fitch
Charles Q. Fitch
Edward Fite
S. W. Corner
John H. Eshelman
D. E
Eshelman
Said
Charles Eshelman
Helright
Real
Eshewi
Jof
Franklin County
Ottawa Republic
Cures Woman's Weaknesses with Favorite Prescription
Doctor Fyfe praises Unicorn root and Golden Seal as key ingredients in Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. He asserts the remedy invigorates the reproductive system and aids conditions like back pain, dull mood, and menstrual irregularities. Clinical endorsements from medical figures are noted throughout.
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Pierce
John Fyfe
Taz Ecugecio Menorca Review
Unicorn Root
Helenias Dioica
Helenian
Finley Elingwood
Bonnett Medical College
Chicago
John MM. Studer
Cincinnatii
Bartholow
Af. D
Jefferson Medical Gallege
Pierca
The Watkina National Bank authorized to extend existence
Treasury confirms The Watkina National Bank Lawrence Kansas is authorized to extend its corporate existence under the 1882 act. The document notes the bank in Douglas County is permitted to continue for the period specified in its amended articles, amid references to a vaudeville interlude and show company at Bowery Sock Opera House event.
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Lawrences
Daily Journal
Treasury Department
Washington
Watkina National Bank
Lawrence
Douglas
Kansas
Congress
F. William B
Bowersock Opera House
Wat
Thekins National Bank
Story
Sudiehee
Specithesti Company Con
Anso- Greece
Lawrence area notices Merschell executor and Barley estate final set tlements
Notices announce final settlements for the Douglas County Kansas estates of Ellen J. Shull and I N barley. Executorships and administratrix roles are set for March 3 1908 with fees and expenses to be settled. Appointments of executors and administrators are recorded with first publications dated January 1908.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Ellen J. Shull
Haresett
Douglas County
Kansas
Mary R. Barley
the Lawrene
Daily Journal
I. N. Barley
Robert 5. McFarlin
Dtouglas County
Mary J. McFarland
Wanted Notices From a Lawrence Journal Page
A collage of classified notices including wanted servants cash offers rooms for rent on shares farms poultry buyers and job offers from various advertisers in Lawrence Kansas and nearby areas. Names such as D L Eidy Nell C. W. Bab rook Grant Union Tea Co. W. H. Pendleton and J. L. Northrup appear with contact details and local addresses. Also sale listings for incubators dairy cows hens and real estate offerings plus mortgage and poultry opportunities. The page reflects early 20th century classified types and community needs.
For Rent Listings and Notices From Iola Area
Multiple rental notices listing 4 to 7 room houses with gas water sewer connections and location details across Lawrence and surrounding areas. Includes lost items notices a 1905 probate notice for Mary J McFarland and a summary note on the Iola YWCA rest room project with Edith Waigh, plus editorial remark on local sentiment about romantic conceits.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Associated Press
The
Lawrence Journal Company
J. & Brady
Kas
Vinland Vine
Dad Lummax
Hill Sineakler
John Grassfield
Bob Christian
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
W. L. Douglas
Cara
Bill White
Taft
Billis Stow
Murat Halstead
McCookfield
Missouri
State of
Andy Hichards
Sit
Wellington
Richard A. Andrews
St.Louis
Kansas City
Topeka
St. Louis
sDeserter
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
All Druggtars
Tie
E. W- Hall
Olive Street
St Tonia
Dean
E. H
E U
the Humane Society
D. &. Eshelman
Fem
Paterbaugh
Register of Deeds
D. W. Littell
Samuel A. Daniel
Willie A. Merschell
Albert Milton Richardson
Benjamin J. Horton
Empire Dream Separators
Kenedy & Ernst
Mass
St. Beth
W. J. Francisco & Sons
Lawrence Transfer Co
Bell- Metcalf Implement Co
Samson and Lieal Mills
Kennedy Plumbing CO
Hunzicker Wahrenbrock’s
Clifton T. Fiat
Rochester Stamping Co
Kennedy & Ernst
Abel Wellson
Morrison & Lemon
Mass. Street
Omcery
W. T
J. HL. Gillham
Ghoer
Vermont Street
Inseewe
Cure Journal
D.L. Eidy
Nell
C. W. Babrook
Care Journal
Grant Union Tea Co
Kansas Ave
Kans
Peerless Cigar Co
Ohio
L. B
Eace Journal Office
W. IL Pendleton
F. Helm Commission Co
Bell Phone
J. L. Northrup
Tel
Bell
Ohio Street
Chas Black
Baldwin
R. R
Choice Alfalfa Hay
W. H. Pendleton
G. B. VanAredale
Chariton, Lucas Co
Iowa
West Lawrence
Morrison
New York St
North Lawrence
Ind. St
Poe
Bell Phana
Varmont Bt
R. E
Rhode Island Street
Bel
East
Quincy
O. D. Pickens
St. J. Whitman
Waystairs
John Reyer
Delaware Street
Iola
Business College
Dacks
Avenue
Edith Waigh
Teons
Shannon U Hardware
Phe Yo
Iola Register
Tha
T'Lawrence National Bank
Private Money
Lawrence, Euan
Hugh Blair
L. S. Steele
Mazsachuestie ST
Hesters
Union Pacific
Gatine Lore
Pactic Coast
Sanction City
Lonal
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