Lawrence Journal Mindset and Kansas News Editorials 1908
Lawrence Kansas letters and editorial notes discuss local media, paving choices in Salina, memorial day discourse, and economic themes. It references the Ottawa Herald praise, brick paving advocacy, a pardoned banker in Kansas City, and reflections on state issues, bridges, forests, and naval policy, concluding with Lawrence’s growth prospects and real estate trends. The piece voices civic opinions, party shifts, and legal notes surrounding the Nite case.
Governor Riddle’s Wisconsin trip anecdote and boy ideals
The account recalls Governor Riddle with John L. King of Minneapolis on the fatal Salina trip. It shares a childhood churning tale and reflects on a newspaper editor’s views on boys. The piece urges boys to be well behaved, ambitious, and worthy of opportunities despite mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Riddle
John L. King
Minneapolis
Governor Riddle
Mrr. King
A Great Record Hem Roids Cures Internal Cause
Dr Leonhardt s Hem Roid tested in thousands of cases and successful in all but two percent The remedy treats the internal cause of piles not just external ointments suppositories or operations Sold for 1 with guarantee by Dick Bros Lawrence Kansas Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo NY Send for booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Station B
Buffalo
N. Y
Real Estate Transfers In Baldwin and Lawrence
Zona Follin and Ella Follin Beeks transfer properties on Orange and Newton streets in Baldwin to James T. Harvey for 750 dollars. Joseph Rahskoph and co heirs sell 4 acres in Esrles Addition to Lawrence to Christena Gourley for 365 dollars. Salina Kiefer heirs convey interest in section 18 to A R Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zona Follin
Ella Follin Beeks
Baldwin
James T. Harvey
Orange St
Newton St
Kansas
Joseph Rahskoph
Et al
Douglas Co
Christena Gourley
Esrles
Lawrence
Salina Kiefer
Geo. W. Kiefer
A. R. Maxwell
Sey
Gee
Recreation Fortunes June issue highlights vacations and notable sports
Recreation Fortune's June issue, on sale now, showcases extensive vacation ideas from Maine to Oregon and is richly illustrated. It features Ralph D. Paine on famous college athletes turned public servants, plus editorials and numerous travel pieces by diverse authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation
All Newsdealers
Maine
Oregon
Ralph D. Paine
Edward Cave
Ernest Russell
Harry H. Haines
Roscoe Brumbaugh
D. Brunce Ridpath
Big Horn Mountains
Metzger
L. de B. Handley
Elisabeth A. Lewin
Ozarks
Conrad Lucke, Jr
G. R. Fank
St. Joe
Frederick D. Calhoun
G. M. Trish
Weeping Farewell at University Departure
Students prepare to leave for summer, packing trunks and boxes as friendships fade. The scene captures the campus routines, farewells, and hopeful promises to write, with lingering sadness as winter ends and summer school awaits. A telegram interrupts plans, while couples vow fidelity and alumni recall shared songs. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are recommended by vendors.
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Madenta
Indy Cued
K. U
Helen
Adam and Eve Born on Star in Dr Greer Vision
Dr Robert Greer of Maywood claims a vision reveals Adam and Eve were not natives of Earth but came from another planet in groups of about 100000 adults. He says the first inhabitants were divine pioneers from ten races, five of which disappeared, and their religion was the Golden Rule. Chicago Tribune reports his affidavit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam and
Eve
Robert Greer
Maywood
Adam and Eve
Chicago Tribune
Wireless telegraphy plan for China eyed by board
Consul Gracey reports Shanghai orders to seek bids from foreign firms for wireless telegraph installations to span from the Altai mountains to Chinese Turkestan. The administration sees wireless links as essential to inner China, noting deserts block traditional lines and Balkson’s system is favored for its efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Gracey
Tsing 1Au
Board of Communications
Telegraph Administration
Shanghai
Altai Mountains
Ahsjen
Chinese Turkestan
Pekin
Balkson
Jpork
Travels of a Needle in a Woman's Body After 22 Years
A Chicago Tribune item recounts Mrs. Knee discovering a buried needle that traveled the length of her body over two decades without causing major illness. The needle emerged and was removed without injury other than surprise, with notes on mild prior ailments and a plug for Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy.
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Jd. W
Hiawatha Play Tickets Go On Sale at Local Outlets
Tickets for the Hiawatha Play at Maskell Institute go on sale at Smith's News Depot Woodward's Drug Store Dick Brothers and the YMLC. A seat chart will be open at Woodward's Friday and Saturday June 4 and 5 for guarantors only and on June 7 and 8 for the general public. Reserved seats with admission tickets are free. general admission is 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha
Maskell Institute
Smith's News Depot
Woodward's Drug Store
Dick Brothers
Ymlc. A
Woodward’s
Hints for Peace Congress and Taft Plan for Naval Reduction
The text urges Taft to convene a peace congress of six naval powers to halt battleship construction for ten years. It promotes aviation without expanding naval power and argues resources should fund waterway preservation farming education art and national enlightenment. It claims intelligent governance will outlast fleets and credits Taft with potential to surpass Roosevelt in easing Sino-Japanese tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Vr Deel Taft
Roosevelt
Russi
Japan
New Telephone Subscribers List for June 1 1909
Supplemental to the March Missouri Kansas Telephone Directory list 2 includes numerous names with residences and occupations across multiple towns. Entries list Arnett, Barrry, Bartz, Brown, Busch, Conklin, Cook, England, Friend, Hyatt, Harness, Hill, Hous, Knight, Laslett, Latrrener, Lawrence, Mitchell, McCreary, Murray, Noland, Reed, Rutherford, Stanley, Sulzen, Scheer, Todd, Van Gusen, Williams, Young, and others with addresses on Main, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Vermont, and more. Plus pharmacy ads and health claims accompany the list.
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Missouri & Kansas Telephone Directry
Ain
Arnett
Anna W
Vermont
Barry
J. W. Sand
New York
Bartz
F. R. Rea
Brown
A. F
Main Brown
Rhode Island
Friend
C.K. Lumber Yard
Massachusetts
Lecompt
Hyatt
Samuel
Jackson Street
Lecompton
Clinton
Harness
John
Hill
Arthur A
Lincoln
Mitchell
G. Hl, and Son Farm
McCreary
Gussie
Miss
Main
L. E
Murray
E. M
E. W
Louisiana
Noland
W. A. Farm
Todd
Sarah
New Jersey
Last Evening Split Between Lovers Before Summer Farewell
A couple parts on a river outing with a train departure looming. She packs while recalling past letters and rival girls, and he plans a summer visit, torn between serious love and flirtations with Elizabeth and Mary Smith as he weighs honesty with fun. Both reflect on what the season may bring.
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Sue
Strean
Mel
Jone
Mary Smith
Imate
K. WL
Hee
Eliabeth
Elizabeth
K. U
Henry Davis
Miss K. A
Boquet For Mes Stubbs Presented By Confederate Camp
In Wichita the Only Camp of Confederate Veterans in the state sent a bouquet of wax white jasmine buds to decorate graves of both Union and Confederate soldiers. Col Ke T Bear presented the finest blossoms as a token from the camp members to Stubbs at yesterday afternoon's ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Ke T. Bear
Caimp
Stubliss
Suvernor
Men over fifty seek relief from enlarged prostate
An old line ad describes Foley's Kidney Remedy as comforting for enlarged prostate among elderly men. Testimony from L K Morris of Dexter Kentucky recounts his father’s kidney and bladder trouble diagnosed as prostate enlargement and notes relief after using two bottles. The ad also promotes Dr Shoop remedies and a free trial offer from Opera House Furniture Store Wisconsin.
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C. R. Kinger
the Jeweler
Virginia Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Foley
C. P. Barber
1& Son
L. KE. Morris
Dexter, Ky
Fuley
UGP
Barber & Son
de Shoop
Jorgensen
Dr. Shoop
Racine
Opera House
Wis
FOES
P. Barber & Im
Publication notice and road notice from Douglas County 1909
The Lawrence Daily Journal published notices from May 14 and May 20 1909. Legal notices detail Henry Ziesenis et al versus defendants in Douglas County District Court to quiet title on multiple blocks in Eudora with conveyance order, and road location petitions before the Board of County Commissioners with dates for public view and hearings. Additional clerk announcements and notices reference petitions by J C Walter and others for road beginnings and bearings in Township 12 13 and related ranges.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
District Court of
Douglas County
Kansas
Henry Ziesenis
Thn Erfust
Christoph Buttow
Joacchina Banke
R. K. Tabor
Charlotte Witber
Theodore Tiedmin
Peter Froseh
Jon Brandt
Julius Ehebart
Anton Busche
Heinrich Hiller
Wiliam Holz
Johann Needang
Friedrich Bohner
Maris Gerke
Carl Schulz
John Ettinger
Peter Ohlberger
Johann Lutz
Kab
Philip Seliad
Charles Augustus
Frank Kuhn
Lovis Blohm
C. W. Diekeraon
George Endres
Rebecca King
Anthony Crisp
A. D
Nainiufa
Eudora
Xangas
Spid
L. S. Steele
Lawrence Paisy Journal
T. F. Connole
Board of County Commissioners
Ney
W. R. Green
Lawrance Daily Journal
J. C. Walter
Dr Hamman Specialist Eye Ear Nose Glasses Fitting
Dr G A Hamman offers specialist eye ear nose and glasses fitting services. Offices over Dick Bros Drug Store. A hopeful note encourages planning and effort to achieve goals.
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G. A. Hamman
Dick Bros. Dreg
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Lawrence Journal Company
Brady
JOURN
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Sinte
Wl Freetom
Lawpee ‘Tribune
Ofice
Rae Leweones
Ottawa Herald
Tate
J. E. Marcell
Kansas City
Hhis
Ewing Herbert
Yaller Dog
Republican Party
Sam Nite
Jess Ma
Eet
Watcr Lawrence
Globe
Thorugh
Atchison Globe
Shangan- Nanking
Railway Magazine
London
New York Tribune
DeWitt
Western Canada
Aerse of Willat-Grewlog
Anariege Ecdlers
Western
Canada
Foley’s
Q. P. Barber & Son
Dr. King
Berber & Son
Crawford
West Mh St
Kanens Chry, Mo
Groer
W. A. Sueather
Gould
Lawrence Transfer Co
Boquet Por
Mes
Stubbs
Et Rayo Lampities
Dr Shoup
Maude
Gerry Fort
Kodel
Bie Pane
Orion
Akrenio
Barbeb & Bon
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