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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1908
Page
2
The Journal founded in 1457 under Lawrence Republican name grew by absorbing the Herald of Freedom and later the Lawrence Tribune. It publishes daily AP reports and a weekly edition, serving Lawrence and nearby counties with broad telegraphic coverage and local notices, including governance and public interest items.
The Republicans of Douglas County express eagerness to aid Judge Benson and strongly back him whether he needs help or not. They laud his abilities, learning, and mature judgment, praising him as a valuable jurist and noting the supreme court is honored by his membership. The people of Fiansne are fortunate in his service.
A fragmented discussion outlines how a state primary could be designed to nominate candidates. Voters demand a process with clear rules that ensure lasting impact beyond a single election. Political figures argue for strong participation and practical reforms.
The article notes a special session debating tax law changes and their impact on cities. Critics say the current mortgage and property tax framework is unfair, with calls for remedies and a quicker, shorter session to prevent political delays.
The document lists warranty deeds involving Martha J. Beatty and Mary EK Hegney, detailing property transfers with directions and measurements. It references legal language, parcel beginnings, and mentions a transaction amount of $1200, along with notes on adjacent streets and property bounds. It also contains marginal notes about physicians, prescriptions, and a colonial style directive, with fragments of unrelated names and dates interwoven.
The egg market shows a sharp price drop across regions with New York prices slipping from forty cents to about twenty three cents wholesale. Traders report large southern supplies and a likely shift in winter demand, while farmers hold back, unsure of current prices.
Mrs Mary Dowling of 285 6th Street Francisco testifies to the effectiveness of Electric Bitters for acute indigestion and stomach troubles. She says the tonic purifies the blood, invigorates the system, and aids female weakness, recommending Barber & Son's drug store as the place to buy.
The city of Lawrence Kansas enacts an ordinance to provide for the pigment of the alleyfirst M Hiatseus street in the city from the south line of Berkley street to the north line of Quigey street. Special assessments and rates are listed for various parcels and blocks. The document also contains an unrelated advertisement for Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and associated products.
Fragmented readable lines indicate advertisements for binding, clothing and special orders at Clifton T. Wiatt's Square Deal Clothing the Journal trade notices mention mass street addresses and local business names with scattered brands such as Baby Ribbon Cigars and Lillie Williarser in a small town commerce page.
A mixed page item notes seven years of proof and loans on valuables and farm property, with ads for Chandeliers fixtures and appliances, a final settlement notice for John Harber estate, and a stockholders meeting for Watkins National Bank. Legal notices include executrix claims by Arabella Barber and appointments of Cornelius Carter as administrator, all published in Lawrence Daily Journal in late 1907.
White and Bell Metcalf Implement Co markets domestic and new home sewing machines with Atlas offers and 6 percent monthly payments. Chris Hunsinger promotes quick service via two phones at 920 Mass Street. Also presents Hat Hospital promising complete cure or no pay for hat repairs at 949 New Hampshire Street. J H Gillham, 89 years service, continues horseshoeing at 716 Vermont Street with guaranteed work.
The annual stockholders meeting of Atlas Building and Loan Association of Lawrence Kansas calls for election of a board of directors and to solicit business. It will be held at 810 Mass St on Wednesday January 15 1909 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. A request for any money on property or business is mentioned.
A local naval facility marked several service milestones this month as personnel from departments including operations, engineering, and logistics received commendations. The ceremony highlighted teamwork and dedication amid ongoing global deployments and training exercises.
A concise quote on achievement states that success comes from beating rivals to the goal, emphasizing swift action and initiative as key to winning. The maxim highlights competition, timing, and determination as sources of favorable outcomes.
In Douglas County Kansas on January 4 1908 CPL Parmeley sues Lovina H Lewis and unknown heirs for quieting title to Lot 71 Elm Street Baldwin City. Defendants must answer by February 15 1908 or petition taken as true and judgment quieting title will be entered in favor of plaintiff.
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