Lawrence Journal City Paper Overview 1909
The Lawrence Journal published daily and weekly editions in Lawrence Kansas, circulating across the county with Associated Press dispatches. It issued morning and Sunday editions excepted, with twenty-four hour coverage and a telegraph-penned reporting style. Daily edition mailed to subscribers and distributed with local and regional news.
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Felwal
Pat Tate
Lawrence, Ke. Lawrence
Kan
Kansas Teachers Favor State Textbooks Amid Probe
A Kansas City journal report claims the state teachers association favors state publication of textbooks. It notes rumors of a funded lobby by publishing houses and hints of media influence. A field representative estimates about 73 percent support state publications to replace costly, substandard texts.
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Peka
Teachers’ Association
Teast
Topeka
Jones
State Capitol
Nore
Tully
Kansas
Nebraska
Alissouri
McNeal
Gubu
Public Notice on Lawrence Law Suit for Lot 140
The District Court of Douglas County Kansas requires defendants Osiah B. Churchill L Kellogg Francis M MacGrady Cornelia Plough N T Plough or heirs if deceased and Geo W Hutchinson surviving Trustee to answer by February 10 1909. Failure yields judgment quieting title to Lot 140 on Louisiana Street Lawrence Kansas and orders conveyance of any interest. Attorney L A Steele represents the plaintiff Josiah B Churchill.
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L. Kellogg
Francis M. MacGrady
F. M. MacGrady
Cornelia Plough
N. T. Plough
Geo. W. Hutchinson
Lawrence Town Site
Josiah B. Churchill
Douglas County
Kansas
Louisiana Street
Lawrence
Lawrence Daily Journal
District Court
J. T. Harvey
Logan Hunting
Kennedy
C. P. Barber & Son
Change the Name the Associated Charities Misnomer
A Lawrence advocate argues the term charity misrepresents the society’s work as a mutual helpfulness organization. It urges renaming to reflect training, night school, and neighborly aid while noting a rise in focus away from provisioning the table. The Saliva Journal discusses this Main Issue and the Senate election.
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Associated Charities
Lawrence Society
Douglas County
New York School
Saliva Journal
United States
How to color a meerschaum pipe with wax and oil
A Scientific American correspondent explains shaping and coloring meerschaum pipes. Boil the pipe to color with a wax layer, then smoke slowly to allow tobacco oils to darken the surface. Let a fresh pipe rest weeks for the desired hue, avoid extreme cold, and maintain surface wax while lighting. A second note warns that some older pipes need surface re-treatment to color evenly. The excerpt also mentions unrelated tidbits about a divorce and a patent cure product.
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Scientific’ American
the Scientific American
The
Scientific American
Amusements and Advertisements From Early Buffalo Issue
Amusements section notes busy managers arranging previews and opening acts including Willy Van Asterbilt and Ruth White. A. H. Thurnes praises Foley's Kidney Cure after kidney and bladder troubles, claiming dramatic relief and renewed health. Ongoing promotions and a call for stall help accompany the feature listings.
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A. H. Thurnes
Cval Vpetor
Buffalo
Foley
P. Barber & Son
Stockholders Meeting of Watkins National Bank of Lawrence
Notice announces the annual stockholders meeting for Watkins National Bank in Lawrence Kansas to elect directors. It will be held at the bank office on Tuesday January 12 1909 between 11 a m and 3 30 p m signed C H Tucker Cashier Lawrence Kansas December 1 1908.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Watkins National Bank
Lawrence
Kansas
Bowersock
A. Casebeer
Douglas County
THS Thor Motorcycles Prices From $130 to $360
RORE Cycle Shop at 1017 Mass Street lists motorcycle prices ranging from 130 to 360 dollars. The ad highlights a selection and pricing strategy to attract buyers.
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THOR
Rore Cycle Shop
Mass. Street
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