The Journal of Lawrence Aims to Publish Daily News
The Lawrence Journal Company details its daily and weekly editions, rates by mail and carrier, and its role in transmitting Associated Press reports with morning dispatches. It notes publication patterns and quotes Ewing Herbert on newspaper work, tenacity, and the vocation's rewards.
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Lawrence
Convicts From Washington to Federal Prison Arrive
A shipment of fifteen prisoners from Washington, D C will reach the Federal prison today. The move follows a new district attorney policy ending commitments to the West Virginia state prison at Moundsville. Deputy Warden Lemon says the very bad prisoners will be kept here, while lesser offenders go to Atlanta. Governor Stubbs is termed an artist with a Big Stick as the plan centers criminal concentration at Leavenworth.
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Federal
Washington, D. C
Washington
West Virginia
Moundsville
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F. H. Lemon
Sam
Atlanta
Stubbs
Congress
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Bill Sincaster
Revival meetings spark confusion amid temperance debates
A jumble of notes touch on Gypsy Smith revival meetings and hats, factory plans in Lawrence, and temperance issues. The piece critiques legislators who restricted alcohol while lamenting deteriorating public morals and urges building up manufacturing centers. It also references Roosevelt, education reform, and local Sunday School activities with anecdotes about teachers and performers.
Vanderbilt Aids Tenements With 75000 Gift
Airs. W K Vanderbilt Sr donates 75000 dollars to fund tenement houses. The project aims to improve living conditions and health for residents, aiding the fight against tuberculosis, then described as the era’s dread disease.
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W. K. Vanderbilt, Sr
Candidates announce bids for city offices and school posts
A collection of public notices lists individuals declaring candidacy for city treasurer councilman and school board positions, with party primaries noted. Included are statements by Mrs Edgar Wright W Wilders Metcalf L H Menger S S McCann Hattie Tibball and others, plus unrelated ads and medical notes.
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Edgar Wright
Board of Education
Wilders, Metcalf
Harry Dick
Hattie Tibball
Sheriff Sale Notice in Douglas County Kansas
The Bank of Denton sues Fred Harpster and M A Harpster and Martha A Lier executrix to foreclose. An order of sale directs the sheriff to sell March 20, 1909 at 2 pm at the west door of the court house in Lawrence to satisfy judgments on Baldwin properties Lots 1 to 32 on Newton Street 1 to 16 on Orange Street and various parcels on Monroe Street in Baldwin Kansas. W L Banning Sheriff signs the notice February 11, 1909.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Mattie A. Andrews
Douglas County
Kansas
de Bonistion
District Court
Bank of Denton
Plaintiff
Fred Harpster
M. A. Harpster
Martha A. Lier
John D. Hier
Court House
Lawrence
Baldwin
County of Douglas
State of
Newton Street
Orange Street
Monroe Street
County of
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Inter- EE
W. IL Banning
Journal Bindery and Local Printing Spotlight in Lawrence
The Journal Bindery is the only complete bindery in eastern Kansas and offers full book binding and printing. Lawrence hosts a printing establishment capable of handling all printing needs with plans to expand as demand grows. Also featuring tailoring, dry cleaning, bakery goods, and piano sales from local vendors, highlighting ongoing offers and contact points.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Carnations For Sale At Local Shops And Dirt Request
Carnations for sale at A Marks Jewelry or Mick's Green House 369 Elm Street. Dirt for filling available via E F Caldwell room 9 F A A blog. Notice of dissolution of business relations with Hicker Moore may 23 1909 and continuation of service by A L Miller. Gillham & Co horseshoers 706 Vermont St. Journal leaf notice about loose-leaf journal.
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Mick
Green House
Elm Street
Bell Phone
Hicker & Moore
A. L. Miller
Gillham & CO
Horseshoers
Vermont St
Publication Notice in Douglas County Kansas Court Case
Public notice from Washington versus Daniel Henricks and Nancy Henricks and heirs, describing land in Section 29 Township 12 South Range 20 East and part of North Lawrence, Douglas County. Petition filed to quiet title. defendants must answer by March 29, 1909 or judgment will be entered. Also includes unrelated advertisements for Foley laxatives and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and land agent solicitations.
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W. Adams
Bell Phone
W. H. Pendleton
Lawrence
Kansas
Wiest
Lawrence Daily Journal
State of Kansas
Mary Anglin
William Maichel
Lina Maichel
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Douglas
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Douglas County
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District Court OF
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Daniel Henricks
Nancy Henricks
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DeWitt
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W. Howard
W. T. Butchin
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Business Directory
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Attorneys-At-Law
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H. Menger
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Locust Street
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Boener Broanigar Factory
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Kentucky
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Im Morrison
Mork Bros. & Sharp
Rhone
George A Banks & Son
First Ward
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W. E. Higgins
Fourth Ward
A. R. Maxwell
Perdue
Sanitarium and Street Railway Co
Claremore
Missouri
First National Bank
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Missouri Street
C. H. Daugherty
Tennessee Street
Joseph H. Fesperman
Salisbury
Foley
P. Barber & Son
Agricultural College
Maple Hill Farm
R. No. 6
Box
Lawrence, Kaas
Whillips Fruit Farm
Gee & Jones
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Bowersock Rise
Kennedy
Baldier Balks
J. A. Stone
Kemp
Tex
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Barber & Son
Russall O'Neil
Gross
Lewrenes Trengiar. Co
Chicago
Bismark Grove
W. M. Sparr
N. Palmer
Gustafson
Union Pacific
Overland Limited
K. C
Pacific Coast
Rhode Island
John Scheffer
Telvenworth
West Lawrence
Alzo
Eastman Kodak
Woodward & Co.'s
Iusater
Pam
Purchitser
Wm. T. Sinclair
Mass. Street
O. K. Pantatorium
West End
Wolf & Menzel
Nex Marie Co
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Medina
Celeste
Lawrence House
Henry HH. Asher
Dr. Mutcleell
L.S. Steele
Orine
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Francisco & Todd
Vermont Street
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W. E. Neil
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