The Journal of Lawrence Kansas 1037 history and purpose
The Journal traces its lineage from the Lawrences Republican and the Stata Journal, noting mergers and continuities since 1774, with editions daily and weekly schedules. It highlights distribution, telegraphic AP reports, and subscription terms, plus local commentary on government road projects and era politics. It mentions officials, rail and road discussions, and questions about Rockefeller and Standard Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrences Republican
Stata Journal
Herald of Freedom
Lawrece Tribune
Lawrence
Associated Press
Journal
Avery
Hanone
Unclear historical text fragmentation sparks uncertain event
Dense garbled OCR from a Lawrence Kansas page dated February 26 1907 shows no coherent event. The passage appears theatrical and analytical with many misreads making names, places, and actions indiscernible.
Fragmented note on a Hood meter mystery
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Hood meter and a station with sequences of numbers and words. It references a person tied to the scene and a vague moment where feet are wet, with unclear details about fees and agencies. The passage lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions.
The Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Rheumatic Troubles
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney bladder and rheumatic ailments with mail order treatment. Sold by Dr E W Wall at 2% Olive Street St James Missouri for $1. Send for testimonials and iconials.
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E.W. Wall
Olive Street
St Jame Mo
Frayday March 14 LPN primaries held in city wards
Fragmented OCR notes report that March 14 is linked to local primaries or elections. The text mentions candidates, wards, and political notices but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes.
Discriminating Ladies Promote Patent Cold Remedy
An ad promotes a drug for women with claims of one day cold cure. Woodward & Co. sell the two sizes at 1.00 and 2.00. The copy mocks critics while urging readers to use the product. E. W. Ghove's signature appears on each box.
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Taing
Woodward & Co
E. W. Ghove
Cardus
Mrs Stockfisch Is Dead Mire bs Steektiser
The article fragment reports the death of Mrs Stockfisch and mentions related local names and events. It references Taek pows and Digermaien with unclear context, and notes Walter Swat and the Qrpdians surrounding yesterday’s activities.
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Mire Bs
Steektiser
Lear Amier
Telly
Digermaien
Preyer praised for best scherzo of decade by Musical Courier
Carl A. Preyer head of the State University of Kansas music department receives high praise from Mark Blomenburg editor of Musical Courier for his scherzo. Blomenburg calls it among the best composed in the past decade and credits Preyer with masterful musical technique and promising artistry.
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Carl A. Preyer
State University of Kansas
Mark Blomenburg
Musical Courier
Unis
Blumerberg Spea
Atlantic
Ark AL Preyer
Tte
Kansas City
Ealtiine
Protesser Pryter
How Towns Seek Factories in Unclear Text
A garbled historical passage discusses towns seeking factories, noting many attempt incentives, bonuses, and small plants with mixed results. It mentions credit, investment, and the risk of abandoning projects, but the text is unclear and contains many misreads.
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Bonuys
Sen
Devebsuta
Oldest Established Studio Adverts Photography Services
An old advertisement promotes a photography studio highlighting its enduring presence and commitment to work. It lists Miss Jono Ho Shane at 615 Mass and contact numbers Bell 614 and Home 876, suggesting a local studio offering portrait and photographic services.
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al Hase
Jono HO Shane
Mass
St. Bell
Seidel's Meat Market and Local Social Notes
Personal and social items from Bath and nearby towns include Miss Mary Barks visiting Givens in Rasas City, Mrs Verse departing for Los Angeles, and Mr Thister heading to San Diego. Eilear Street reports on city water works. Miss Belle Nero plans a dance at her father's home. Gertrude and Hettie Missler return from Boulder Sanitarium. Dummy Taylor sighting en route to California Limited.
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Seidel
Andersin
Uerry Street
Bath
Miss Mary Barks
Givens
Rasas City
Forest Coehan
Miury Gleed
Kansas
Verse
Les Shangeles
California
Thisterdelaves
Tor Santhige
BO. Magen
Harvey County
Edith Siew
Taupekat
Brisius
Marshall
Whdo
Nordien
F. E. Basher
Butler
Kan_ sax City
Gram Opera
Mareketh
Louie Wiedeman
Dick Building
Eilear L. Street
System of City Water Works
Beental
New York City
Belle Nero
Gertrude Missler
Hettie Missler
Boulder
Colorado
Hettie
A. B. Taylor
J. C. Baird
J Stover
Baldwin
Dummy Taylor
California Limited
Card of Thanks Note from a Reader
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for help and support after a recent event. The writer acknowledges friends and neighbors, mentions appreciation for specific acts of kindness, and signs with initials or a name. The brief note conveys warmth and acknowledgment.
Topeka Reader Recalls Tepeka Pastor Visit
A fragment recalls a Topeka scene with mention of Tepeka, a minister or speaker at a gathering, and a rerouted event. Names are unclear but hint at local church or society notes from a Sunday.
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Tepeka
Wis
Bartis
Topeka
Opehestea
Real Estate Notices and Local Services Listed in Journal
A historical newspaper fragment lists several local businesses and services by name and address. It mentions gas fitting for coal furnaces, undertaker services, a street grocery, a real estate company in New York streets, Henry G. Parsons in Lawrence Kansas seeking more farms to sell, J B Kenyon selling city lots and improved property at 731 Mass Street, and Jamestown Exposition literature and railroad route information.
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Henry G. Parsons
Lawrence Kansas
J. BR. Kenyon Ihuys
Mass
Lawrence
Kansas City
E. C. Bussing
The King Hotel and Restaurant Ad Acreage Notice
Classified ad from a historical newspaper page describing a hotel and restaurant building, with references to furnishings and refurbishment. It also lists a Massachusetts address, a proprietor, and a separate Market ad for meat and seafood offerings.
Wanted ads clutter in early Chicago paper provide odd jobs
A scattered run of classified wants and notices seeks clerks travel agents shirt makers buttonhole workers typists and a range of buyers sellers and trades. Multiple locales include Chicago and Lawrence with names like Armstrong Mexander Blake and Wilder Brothers and firms such as Wilder Brothers Shirt Factory and Chvilsco? Journal. The list also includes rental pets and livestock needs as well as a lost item noting a pin.
Hunter Bros. Involved in Lawrence Transfer Packer's Management
A fragmented note references Hunter Bros linked to the Lawrence Transfer Packers. It mentions experienced handling and responsible management but lacks full context or clear actions. Further details are unreadable.
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Experi Slope
Lawrence Transfer Chyneud Packers
Brown & Emmons Market Opens In Warren Street
The new firm Brown and Emmons successors to Dirk and Lewis the Wild Mill grocery offers fresh and salt meats and staple and fancy groceries. They will fit orders and deliver to any part of the city. Two phones, 246.
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Brown & Emmons
Dirk & Lewis
Wild Mill
Warren Run
Mississippi Streets
Hoth
Setterberg Co Dinware and Glazing Work Report
H Setterberg Co conducts dinware and glass work. Reworking 3 first class glass work in Bath planes at $26. Law tin shop connected. Rence, Kat.
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Dinware
Tin Shop
Rence
Kat
Park Grocery Ad Finds Salt Meats and Kraut
Burr proprietors advertise salt meats vegetables and sauer kraut for sale. Includes two phone numbers ? for ordering and a mass 81 telephone for cream. Note: historical OCR fragment provides limited readable details and contact lines.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
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Delly
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Lawrence, Ke
Fort Leavenworth
Fort Kill
Senate
Mr. Rockefeller
Toosey
Rockefeller
Goewerty
Lawrence, Kas
Bowie Sabu
Werth
Fiat
Bert
Petians
Roy
Life
LPN
Laren Walter Swat
Bowersock Mills & Power Co
Warren Street
New York
Kansas City, Me
M. CG. A
the Smith Undertaking Co
Aid Bower
Rs. Collins
Lee Street
Y Geeertes
Syeli
York Streets
the King Hotel
Bie Hyeel
John Shi Bave
Thor
Missichusetts
B. Craigmile
St. Home Uhone
University Meat Market
Warren
Trentlemag
Lady
of & Ouu
UU Capital
Armstrong Mexander
Plymouth Place
Chicago
McCanty
West
Good Waves
Blake and
Karr
Baldwin, Kansas
Wilder Brothers Shirt Factory
Raquire
Journal of
Win, FL
Helin Cormmission Co
Weerie
Boa Bay City
Frey i
WER & Jones
Guy Mass
otRis
Boener Bros. Cigar Factory
Armado Vines
Tawa
AL EL Griesa
Td EL Menry
Tamb's
J. Barker
Alfalta
Bell
G. H W. Brune
Douglass County
Court House
Eliza Quinlan
New Jersey
Jack
Jewett
Alabama Street
Manhattan
Keeler’s
C. G. Czaplinski
E. BE. Westfall
Bell Phone
North Street
McKenzie & Stockwell
Sera
New
Vermont Street
Enawite
St. Bret, Wisby
Gig New Hampshire
Louisians Street
Bell Phone Mv2
Whitman
Wagstei’s
Stenson
W. T. Neate
St. Phone
Trovillo
Kreider
J. N. Harshberger
J. H. Gillham
Tennessee
Heward
Vane
Salay
Wolt
Hunter Bros
H. Setterberg
Warste
Plaios
Bell Brothers Pianos
Bell Bros. Piano CO
Hesters
Mass Street
Kap
Hugh Blair
United States
Staver Carriage Co
Geo. Prine
Bell & Bell
Plastico
Grand Rapids
Mich
Herrington
West Heary St
Texas
Mexico
Frane Gee. Lawrence
Kan
DE. A. A. Mayer
Oph. D
O. D
Optician
Bell Plane
New Hampshire St
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