Journal of Lawrence Era Founded as Oldest Territory Paper
The Journal of Lawrence, founded as the Lawrence Republican, absorbed earlier papers including the Brate Journal and Harale of Freedom, then Lawrence Tribune, becoming the oldest widely circulated paper in the Lawrence territory. It publishes daily Associated Press reports and morning dispatches, with weekly and daily editions issued from 648 Mase, Lawrence, Kansas, February 22, 1907.
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Lawrence Republican
Brate Journal
Haralc of Freedom
Lawrance Tribune
Dale Ir
Lawrence
Jnyreal Controle
Daily
Associated Press
Journal
Avery Peat ofOce
Kanwn
Clir
C.e
Lawrence Breaks Into The Herald Says Topeka Herald
Fragmentary OCR text references Lawrence breaking into something and cites the Topeka Herald. The readable fragments are too incomplete to confirm event details, dates, or precise entities.
Reflections on Liberty and Politics in a Stagnant Town
A Leavenworth Times critique notes Rip Van Winkle like stagnation in the town’s politics and media. It attacks Rockefeller and Carnegie for charity optics, praises frugal liberals, and condemns special interest control over Tariffs and Senate conservatism. The piece laments public credulity and hints at long standing political fatigue.
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Rence
Leavenworth
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Fragmented Thaw Letter Fragments Dangling in Print
Partial OCR reads of Thaw era letters reflect scandal and coded social commentary. The text references Harry Thaw, female victims, and moral themes, with garbled names and phrases suggesting a sensational tone about virtue, guilt, and punishment. The damaged lines hint at a public fascination with perverse exploits and parental sentiments.
Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Rheumatic Troubles
An old advertise text promotes Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and rheumatic ailments with mail order option for $1. It claims cures for piles with PaZO Ointment and features various testimonials and seller details, including O. P. Barber & Son and Dr E W Wall address in St. Louis.
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Texas
E. W. Wall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Thousands of Gases Rheumatism Link Refuted Yet Curable
A health notice explains rheumatism as a symptom caused by inactive kidneys and uric acid. It outlines a home remedy using Fluid Extract Dandelion and other ingredients, claiming to cleanse the blood and alleviate rheumatic pain with three daily doses after meals and at bedtime.
Faithful Dog Seeks Owners Then Returns Home
A loyal dog wanders from a farm to Lawrence in search of his missing family. After weeks apart he traces a path to Myer’s tavern, then returns to the room, visiting his former owners often. Dr Thomas’ Beecham Oil is praised in an ad-style note from Mrs L Whiteacre of Buffalo for cures.
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Fien
Lawrence Eval
Poopiry
Myer
Thomas
Nothing to Say. I J Gray Protests Against Government
I J Gray writes on various subjects and criticizes the government commission He refuses to vote or take part in policies showing he has nothing to say about how the municipality should be run An odd quip notes how saving the parson may lead to an artful union with art
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I. J. Gray
Mr. Gray
Br Commission
Gray
Born Here Bristow Rhodes Scholar From This City
Frank D. Bristow, a successful Rhodes scholarship contestant, was born in this city while his father J. L. Bristow served as district court clerk. He stood out as a bright student at Baker University, renowned for its scholastic excellence.
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Frank D. Bristow
J. L. Bristow
Baker University
Cold Weather Persists Despite Daytime Effort
The article notes continued cold conditions after a failed effort yesterday afternoon to break from the storm's grip. Night and morning temperatures remain low with no signs of relief. The tone advises contentment with one’s lot, even if not a corner lot.
University Notes Highlight Kansas scholars and events
University notes recount Professor Olin attending a Chicago educators meeting, Jebo Carlson vacationing in Kansas City, and Hattie Miller hosting Kera Bennett. Ralph Harmen’s nickel theater advertising sheets exceed five thousand, with thirty five games planned for the baseball season. University groups discuss museum activities, geological survey releases, society lectures, and honorary appointments. Dade’s Little Liver Pills are promoted by local merchants.
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Ralph Harmen
Rural carriers stay home celebrate Washington birthday
The rural carriers did not go out this morning and express pride in George Washington's birth. W. B. Bidgood said everyone is gladder about Washington's birth than any other man, except his father, calling Washington a good man.
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George Washington
W. B. Bidgood
Unclear OCR Transcription of Missouri Ship Note
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a Missouri shipping term or port notice with scattered proper nouns and dates. The readable elements hint at vessel movements, port entry, and potential muster or tonnage details, but the document remains incomplete and lacks clear action or outcome.
Notice to Subscribers About Carrier Delivery Conditions
Notice to subscribers warns of delivery issues with a carrier on a route. It stresses the danger of missed papers and potential injuries if carriers fail to deliver, urging vigilance and adherence to the established delivery plan.
WANTED CIGAR MAKING TRADE LEARNERS APPLY BOENER BROS
Help wanted ads seek girls aged 16 to 21 for cigar making training at Boener Bros Cigar Factory. Various listings show vacancies for sales, clerical, and farm trades along with rooms for rent and property sales around Lawrence and surrounding counties. Names and contact details appear in multiple notices.
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Boener Bros
Taft to Cuba Again Threatens Mission to Restore Peace
Fragmentary text shows reference to Taft visiting Cuba or a related mission, with emphasis on peaceful elections and restoration of stability. Mentions American forces and security, implying diplomatic action and potential withdrawal conditioned on lawful, fair elections.
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Havana
To Win the Buggy Staver Carriage Co Contest
The Staver Carriage Co offers prizes for guessing 1907 production. Built counts listed: 1904 10482, 1905 11208, 1906 13183 vehicles. Prizes include an 85.00 Staver Buggy and a 20.00 Merry-Go-Round. one guess per five dollars spent, plus a full line of implements buggies wagons and hardware.
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Staver Carriage Co
Staver
Geo. Prine
Franks Gee Advertises Real Estate Interests
Fragmentary notice from FRANK GEE seeking property buyers and interested parties. Mentions de tilt likely a misread phrase about a new listing and invitation to contact. Includes unclear prompts about viewing and terms.
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Arte
Sean
Frank Gee
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