Lawrence Journal News Chronicle and Publication History
The Lawrence Daily Journal Journal, founded as the Lawrence Republican, absorbed the Brate Journal and acquired the Lawrence Weekly, becoming a widely circulated paper. It is the daily Associated Press member with 24 hour life report, published each evening except Sunday, with a weekly 14 page edition issued Fridays. Subscription rates and delivery details are listed, including carrier delivery and club rates.
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Lawrence Weekly Journal
Associated Press Report
Lawrence Kans January 23 1907 remarks on growth and industry
The article discusses Lawrence Kansas prospects for growth through manufacturing and population expansion. It notes the university's role in supporting population, the need for factories to keep pace with other towns, and cautions against political power abuses and court interference in appointing or dismissing officials.
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Lawrence
Geoild
Senator Bailey of Jeans Faces Patronage Critique
A fragmented 19th century letter critiques Senator Bailey highlighting perceived misuse of opportunities and claims of graft. The writer accuses Bailey of self-promotion, warns against reinstating him, and laments systemic changes favoring new appointees while railroads and bonds issues are mentioned in a broader political context.
Misguided origins hinder city plans and charity results
The text argues that misdirected origins damaged city plans while well executed efforts thrived. It claims charity should be managed as a business, noting that the loudest complainer often gains least benefit while well-run projects succeed.
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Fiere
Political nations and primary election talk in the editorial
The piece weighs political theater around a possible primary election law, noting legislators will push a bill even if the convention fear is unfounded. It praises Bristow’s resilience, critiques saloon politics, and comments on labor mileage and governance with Roosevelt. It ends with an advertisement for The Texas Wonder kidney cure.
Fruit crop deemed unharmed by recent sleet and freeze
Several fasal fruit growers advise the fruit crop remains uninjured by the sleet and freeze. They deny reports of damage to peaches and other fruit, noting the sleet has helped buds by sealing and protecting them, while only heavy sleet could cause tree breakage. The local area follows the broader state view that no substantial harm occurred.
Piles Cured in Fourteen Days with Pazo Ointment
A claim that Pazo Ointment cures piles in fourteen days with guaranteed results. The notice appears as an advertisement fragment promising a quick, guaranteed remedy, mentioning symptoms linked to the condition.
Haskell 28 KE 27 in rough Kansas game
Haskell Indians beat Kansas State Agricultural College 28 to 27 in Manhattan on January 23. Means and Levi Dupuis led the Indians in field play while Corr alarmed for the Farmers. officiated by Shawnee and Ahearn with twelve Indian fouls and sixteen by the college.
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Kansas State Agricultural Collage
Levi Dupuis
Corr
College
Shawnee
Ahearn
Catarrh Cure Promoted as Harmless Kidney Remedy
A advertorial style notice promotes a harmless inexpensive mixture said to purge catarrhal poisons from the blood and system. It instructs readers to mix half ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion one ounce Compound Kargun and three ounces Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla and take teaspoonfuls after meals and at night. The text claims the remedy opens eliminative tissues of the kidneys to filter poisons and prevent sores or catarrh.
The College Boy at the Theater Saturday Night
The College Boy offers a clever three act musical comedy starring Ralph and Bud Rigge. The pair showcase dancing singing and topical humor in what is billed as a rollicking entertaining show.
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Ralph
Bud Rigge
My Friend From Arkansas at Bowersock Opera House
A wholesome Arkansas comedy drama tours the ragged hills as a country girl meets a plain farmer. The scenes offer innocent charm with light comic touches and pleasing specialties. See this family friendly show on Thursday January 24 at the Bowersock Opera House.
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Arkansas
Bowersock
Kansas Board Orders Lower Coal and Grain Rates
The board of railroad commissioners requires Kansas railroads to reduce coal and grain rates, effective March 15. The action broadens the market for local coal and grain, enabling milling and shipment domestically and abroad, and improves access to neighboring states with higher rates.
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Railroads of
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State of Kansas
University Notes Across Campus and Board Elections
Freshman Howard Miller joined the Igla Record during holidays. Prof M O W Sterling spoke on Reminiscences of the University in Chapel praising early faculty including Dean Marvin Dr Snow Professor Bailey Professor Miller and Vice-Chancellor Carruth. The Kansas Board elected Judith Connely and Wesley Stout to vacancies. Del Valentine to speak on careful Newspaper English. Isabelle Mena left for Kansas City and Anna Lanter returned home to Qlathe. Archibald Johnson of Chicago was in town on business. Ames Gauck ill with appendicitis at his sister’s home, Gauck family arriving from Hutchinson.
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Howard Miller
Igla Record
M. O W. Sterling
Sterling
James Marvin
Marvin
Snow
Bailey
Miller
Carruth
Kansas Board
Judith Connely
Wesley Stout
del Valentine
Clay Center Times
Anna Lanter
Lawrence
Qlathe
Isabelle Mena
Kansas City
Archibald Johnson
Chicago
Pei
Ames
Gauck
Qus. Morawitz
Mrn Gauck
Hutchinson
Alarm clocks aid busy cooks in timing meals
A reader from St. Louis describes using multiple alarm clocks to manage different cooking stages. The system signals when each dish should be added or removed, enabling a full meal to finish simultaneously. Friends question the method, but the clock’s reliability is praised.
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St. Louis Glote-Democrat
Fraud and faked cures headline a Cardiff Giant reveal
A touring lecturer brands a skeptic crowd as frauds while flashing a Cardiff Giant image. His assistant travels the hall selling a “Veritable Prescription for the Cure of all Coughs and Colds” with small samples for five cents and larger bottles for 25 cents, promising refunds if unsatisfied. After $25 in sales, moving pictures of the San Francisco earthquake will be shown.
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Cardiff
San Francisco
A Romance of the North Reunion After 22 Years
Michael Kobevitch, roadhouse proprietor on the Mierim river, was brought together with his wife in Nome after a separation of more than 22 years. They last met in Prussia and had kept up correspondence. A year ago Kobevitch sold property in the Kongarok district and sent for his wife with part of the proceeds. She had changed so much since their parting that introductions were necessary.
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Michael Kobevitch
Mierim
Prussia
Kobevitch
America
Kongarok
Actively Engaged Life Drives Health and Purpose
The passage extols constant effort as life’s law and warns that idleness harms health. It quotes Carlyle urging actions and words to seed a lasting impact, noting many are compelled to work and must make do with what they can.
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Carlyle
Real Lover of Old Port Passed Away After Sacramental Dinners
The deceased, a noted admirer of old port, followed a ritual to savor his drink. He spent two days preparing his palate, ate minimal meals of porridge milk breakfast and lean chop lunch, and abstained from tobacco, ending each day with a deliberate port ritual.
Had to Do It Prizewinner Details Uneven Income
Attleson has won a prize and speaks of earning extra money due to hardship. She and her husband previously lived on $75 a week, making the extra income necessary. She mentions the need to improve their financial situation, reflecting the strain of limited earnings.
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Attleson
Senate adopts tariff revision resolution in Kansas
Topeka January 23 Senate adopts F Dumont Smith resolution urging Congressman to push tariff repeal of steel. Debate centers on authority of legislators to instruct senators with Smith and Nofzger opposing and supporting lines. Resolution passes 16 to 14.
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Nofzger
Smith
Phrase about a fellow walking and wailing lingering
A fragment asks if you recall seeing a man walking sound oa kisicppen while wailing, a brief inquiry filled with unusual wording and a curious, unresolved tone.
For Sale Classified Items From Local Listings
Community ads offer apples from C G Czaplinski and farm listings in Douglass county. Also noted are used equipment like a Hammond typewriter and a parlor organ, plus shoeing services at 718 Vermont Street and a shoe shop offering expert work.
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Vermont Street
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For Sale and Rent Notices and Lost Items
Classified blurbs list several houses for sale or rent in Leavenworth Kansas with addresses on Rhode Island California and Louisiana streets. Also notes exchanges for land near Lawrence and a fruit farm rental. Lost items include ladies gold beads and a bunch of keys with rewards offered.
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Douglass County
Lawrence
Eliza Quinlan Bell
New Jersey
Pinckney
California
J. T. Noland
Rhode Island
New Telephone Subscribers Listed in September Directory
The Missouri and Kansas Telephone Directory adds new subscribers in the September issue. Names include J. F. Bryant of Rhode Island Main 1378, O E Caldwell of New York Main 1468, Bert Ellis of New Jersey Main 1423, W L Green near Main 4745, Jubn T Hadley of New Jersey Main 1314, Rose Senderson of Obi Main 1571, Wiley A Jones at Perry and Vermont Main 1469, Belle Morris of Rhode Island Main 1828, Sanford Phenieie of Indiana Main 1583, B M Mrs Rhee of Maple Main 1513, HA Sibley City Limit South of Warren Main 1984, J M Spencer Notary Public 7411 Massachusetts Main 987, J R Talbot Elm Main 819, Florence E Wilbur Dressmaker 902 Louisiana Main 1565, Ada Williams Connecticut Main 709, A J Wood residential 171 Lyon Main 1908.
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