Lawrence Daily Journal 1907 publication details
The Lawrence Daily Journal, founded 1857 as the Lawrence Republican, absorbed the State Journal and the Lawrence Tribune by 1874, with a 24 hour telegraphic report via Associated Press. The daily edition is published each evening except Sundays, and a weekly edition appears on Saturdays. Subscription prices: daily by carrier in city. weekly and yearly terms, with off-county rates available.
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Herald of Freedom
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Journal
Carrer
The Purple and The Gold In A Haskell Lecture and Debate
The article critiques political shifts and public demand for clear standpoints in leadership. It discusses Mrs Roblin and Miss Thabtines, adores a poem about The Purple and The Gold, and includes commentator J. Digalls remarking on ancient life and the impact of agriculture on evolution. It closes with a political jab at Mr Bryan and Oklahoma canners.
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Tlaskell
Miss Roblin
Miss Thabtines
Petit
Rosie
Fragmented Nation on Roads and Reform in Kansas
A garbled article discusses a proposed rock road along a line, public readiness, and road value. It surveys political debate, education, and the state’s governance, mentioning campaigns, state regulation, and the perceived need for reform. References to Oklahoma, voting, and youth in politics appear amid broader social commentary.
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Gabe
Phrase about Mark Twain stirs public disgust and pity
Observers note that Twain’s foul stunts disgust the public and his humor wanes as scrutiny grows. The piece suggests Twain’s only resource now is oddity, calling the business poor and expressing pity for the author.
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Mark Twain
Indian Boy Drowned at Haskell After Swim
Roumaldo Chavez a Haskell graduating student drowned Sunday afternoon while swimming in the Wakarusa. Companions failed to rescue him. the body was recovered after a brief search. He left for New Mexico in a short time and was remembered as a bright student by teachers and classmates. Funeral arrangements were pending last night.
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Roumaldo Chavez
Haskell
Fife
Jetel
Wyatt In Comedy Star Shines at Pasadena Club
Pasadena Star notes Avthne Ke Wyatt as a rising comedian. The piece recalls his early career and recent gain in amateur status, mentioning his years in the area and growing reputation.
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Pasadena
Calif
Star
Wyatt
Mar
Wyatt Tate
The Texas Wonder Kidney Cure Advertised for All Ailments
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles sold by all druggists or two months treatment by mail for $1. Endorsed by testimonials and attributed to Dr E W Hall of 2926 Olive street St Louis Missouri.
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Texas Wonder
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Hereford Breeder Shippers Stock to Kansas City
AK Rake, a Hereford breeder from Stull, shipped cattle from Down Tuesday headed to Kansas City. The consignment includes six breeding bulls and other stock intended for exhibition at the Stock Show in Kansas City this tall.
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Rake
Stull
Down
Kansas City
Hake
New Hull
Kansats City
Remarkable cure claim with Electric Bitters
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York recounts five doctors misdiagnosing him heart disease kidney trouble blood poison stomach and liver issues before his wife urged Electric Bitters. He credits one bottle with restoring his health and promises the remedy cures blood poison weakness and digestive ailments sold by Barber Son druggists for 50 cents.
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Abraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
Iby Barber & Son
The Bohemian For July highlights famed detectives and criminals
A July Bohemian issueStitching fiction features on Sherlock Holmes and Raffles Owen Kil dare lauded as times literary prodigy with The Molly con die New York seamy side North Pole at Last offers absurd humor Lady of Fancyland charms with daring Four short stories promise summer diversion Special articles include The Diplomat at Washington My Yesterdays When New York Dines in Boheme Automobiling Bohemiana department touts itself as light and bright
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Sherlock — Holmes
Raffles
Owen Kildare
Times
Molly Eondie
New York
North Pole
Washington
Aubrey Lanston
National Capital
Elva
Jer Robson
Boheme
Munhattan
Norman N. Crowell
Bohemiana Gs
Baldwin Kansas: ideal American community praised by resident
The excerpt paints Baldwin between Lawrence and Ottawa as a picturesque Kansas town on rolling hills with college rooftops visible from the railroad. Joe Bristow lauds its thrift morality and high civilization, calling it an ideal American community where intelligence is universal. Harold Chase notes Bristow’s Baldwin residency when first elected to office.
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Lawrence
Ottawa
Joe Bristow
Kansas
Baldwin
Bristow
Harold Chase
Topeka
Dangerous Deadlock Ends Life of Patient
A brief report notes a fatal outcome from a severe stoppage of liver and bowel function described as dangerous deadlock. Medical teams acted rapidly but could not avert death in the patient named Fiona.
Local Classifieds and Offers From Town Shops
A collage of small ads lists real estate options at 3000 and 3600 dollars, a chemical paints supplier, and a newspaper service offering seasonal address changes. Local businesses Kennedy Ernst Woodward Burr June Shane upholsterer Beilman furniture W J Francisco barn outfits and a Windmill Grocery promote goods and services with phone numbers and brief descriptions.
Why Not Your? Grocery Customers and a Transfer Co Promise
Alfred S. Eliot lists new grocery customers and questions why his name is missing from the list. A telephone call places him at his service. Lawrence Transfer Co advertises experienced packers and responsible management for storing household goods.
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Alfred S. Eliot
N. Y. St
Lawrence Transfer Co
Rhode Island Street
Fragmented text hints at unknown event or commentary
The readable lines describe a jumble of phrases about etiquette and weighing words, with no clear persons, places, or events to identify. The passage appears as garbled OCR from a historical page and lacks actionable facts or structure.
New Chicken Disease Suppresses Williamstown Farmbirds
Reports from Williamstown describe a new disease affecting chickens on a farm, causing rapid decline and death in a large proportion of the flock. Victims show distress and abnormal movements, with trembling, wing drops, and head drooping. The note hints at similar concerns in Oska and nearby areas, prompting inquiries into possible cures or external remedies.
Veritable Horse Show Brings Elite Stock to City
The John Robinson Shows promise a premier horse exhibit with Arabians, Kentucky thoroughbreds, English jumpers, Norman and Percheron stock, and a wide range of draft horses. The July 2 arrival excites equine enthusiasts who seek a parade of superior horseflesh in a true horseman's paradise.
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John Robinson
Kentucky
Blue Grass
The VYrackman Publication Calls for Better Rail Tracks
The Fort Scott paper urges railroads nationwide to improve track quality to reduce accidents. It condemns the poor cobbling of many rail lines and notes the danger posed to travelers and ships alike.
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feThe Vyrackman
Fort Scott
Indian Store Ad Offers Indian Mexican Goods and Cards
A Lawrence paper ad notes an Indian store at 917 Mass Street selling high grade Indian and Mexican goods, curios, up to date post cards, latest stationery, and other items for customers.
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C. Seewir
Live Stock Auctioneer Ad Appeals for Open Day
Twenty years in sales, see me now for open day office at Trovillo and Kreider's ice yard. Phones listed. Notice: several replies to wan ads here for days should be by those to whom they belong. multiple letters and initials shown, please claim by then.
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Open Dal
Trovillo
Kreider
Iber Yard
J. N
Hive Stoo Silver Heir At Stud In State Racing Era
Silver Heir is described as a bay stallion standing high and weighing about 1,030 pounds. Noted for a track record of 2:17 and a mile in limited mare service, he is promoted as one of the finest breeding stallions in the state with superior conformation and disposition. Stud service fee listed at $20.
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Silver Heir
Silver Helr
HSN
Lena L. A
Livestock Listing Jersey Bull for Sale on West Warren St
A Jersey bull is offered for sale with terms at 1.00. Viewing from 5:00 to 7:30 morning and evening. Location West Warren Street Box A. Seller R. Olmstead.
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Jersey Bull
West Warren St
A. R. Olmstead
Too Smart. Tv and the clever tramp tale in a clipped dialect
The excerpt narrates a clipped dialogue where a clever tramp and a listener trade lines. A vagrant questions when a prior tale was told, while another voice jokes about optimism and pessimism. A fragment hints at social themes about taxes and life insurance. The tone imitates rugged street banter with unfinished lines and odd spellings.
School Board Sealed Bids for Industrial Training Project
Lawrence Kansas 1907 board accepts sealed proposals until July 5 at noon for an industrial binding instruction project. Bid payable to the board president with forfeiture provisions if the bidder fails to enter a contract.
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Kentucky Street
J. W Creider
Massachusetts Street
Hotice
Office Board of Education
Lawrence
Kans
Jima
Board of Education
Georgi
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