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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1887
Page
2
The Daily Journal issues subscription terms for readers and carriage options. The text notes postage, delivery details, and payment terms as it lists subscription rates and conditions for obtaining the newspaper.
The piece describes the Lawrence Journal Company as Lawrence city’s oldest paper, touting its circulation, telegraphic service, and rivalries, with notes on editors, local events, and regional issues including Prohibition, Sunday laws, and railroad pricing debates, plus scattered national items and crop outlooks. It references Atchison, Omaha, and various Kansas towns, noting storms, politics, and societal shifts of the era.
The Washington Critic notes Confederate relics in the War Department in two or three rooms, including the Confederate Treasury seat, a rare silver half dollar, and a vast paper money collection. It recounts the Confederate seal, the closure of the Louisiana mint, and lists Cabinet members and Congresses with appointment dates, salaries, and roles. The archive also preserves payroll lists of Confederate Senators and Representatives and details of the Montgomery Provisional Congress and later two Congresses through 1865.
Jabez Hall near Mervina Arkansas advertised for a wife. Facing many applicants he numbered them, placed numbers on cards in a box, shuffled, and had his grandchild blindfolded draw one. He will now correspond with the chosen card holder, with a likely wedding to follow.
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