The Journal of Lawrence Kansas 1907 overview and notes
The Lawrence Journal story recalls its founding and growth through acquisitions including the State Journal and Lawrence Tribune, noting it publishes the daily Associated Press reports and morning dispatches. It outlines subscription rates for daily and weekly editions and lists contact details. It also includes opinions on political figures and local remarks about primary costs and railroad passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Lawrence Republican
State Journal
Aucc
Herald of Freedom
Lawrence Tribune
Territory
Lawrence
Daily
Associated Press
Bunday
Batur- Gay
Kanaan
Page fragment on trial witnesses and a judge's moral stance
A newspaper fragment discusses Boise trial imagery and confessions linked to Garry Orchard and Steve Adams. It quotes Stannard praising Victor Murdock as a notable Kansas congressman. The piece quotes arguments about Judge Loving shooting the man who harmed his daughter, arguing the act was honorable and necessary.
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Boise
Garry Orchard
Steve Adams
Judge Loving
Oklahoma constitution sparks plan to reconvene convention
Special report notes Democrats aim to revise the Oklahoma constitution, arguing it drives capital from the state and boosts populism. The piece references stock market chatter, cattle and hog prices, and political expectations around Judge Ben F. Simpson and reform efforts amid ongoing disputes with packers and banks.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Traveling man warns of trouble from female attire
A wandering man warns that women’s clothing can easily land someone in trouble. In a past case a town businessman was suspected of crime. A detective entered secretly at night, left two letters, and proved the man’s conversations were overheard. The twist: the suspect feared his wife, nearly wrecking the family.
The Texas Wonder Cure Ad Heads Westward
A catalog style notice promotes The Texas Wonder Cure for kidney and bladder ailments and rheumatic troubles. Sold by druggists or via mail with a two month treatment for $1. Testimonials available from X. E. W. Hall, 2026 Olive street, St. Louis, Mo.
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X. E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
The Big Meeting In Lawrence On Rock Road Planned
Tomorrow in Lawrence a large ruck road meeting will convene to back a rock road project. M Robinson surveyed the route and found universal support among farmers tired of poor roads. Speakers include J D Bowersock M Robinson Prof Blackmar and others as townsfolk gather from harvest to town for the start of the road effort.
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Lawrence
M. Robinson
J.D. Bowersock
Prof. Blackmar
Chas. Pilla
John Gimere
C. B. Hosford
B. A. Terrill
W. F. Mareh
D. B. Woods
Prof. Hoad
C. H. Tucker
Chicago
Bucklen’s Amica Salve Cures Piles Says Le Raysville Merchant
O 8 Woolever, a famed Le Raysville merchant, swears Bucklen’s Amica Salve cured his piles twenty years ago. It heals wounds burns and abrasions and costs 250 at Barber and Son’s drug store.
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Woolever
le Raysville
N. Y
Barber & Son
Baldwin Prepares for a Grand Fourth of July Celebration
Baldwin plans a major Independence Day event with extensive preparations and a focus on excellence. Officials say nothing has been left undone to ensure a successful celebration for the community.
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Baldwin
Poponce Resigns From Kansas University Professor Post
Professor Poponce, the lone Kansas critic of the parasite bee project at the state university, has resigned from his Manhattan tenure. The move has long been suspected as him not meeting expectations or delivering on duties.
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Prof. Poponce
Kansas
State University
Manhattan
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure
Ras ta na cannot be cured by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness by constitutional remedies. Deafness results from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When inflamed you hear a rumbling sound. unless the inflammation is removed, hearing will be destroyed. The ad claims one hundred dollars for any deafness caused by catarrh cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Sold by druggists, 26c. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Fir F. J. Cheney & CO
Tolote
Druggista
Farally
Rock Road proposal could boost farm land values near Kansas City
The News argues for a Kansas City to Lawrence rock road to finance land near the route, predicting added value of at least 23 dollars and potential boulevard and suburban prospects with a trolley line. A mass meeting is planned at the Lawrence opera house next Saturday at 2:30 with several speakers.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Topeka
Rock Road
Robinson
Opera House
Jones
Phe
Herrea
Endora News
For Sale Classified Notices From Lawrence Page
A dense 1907 Lawrence sample listing assorted ads and notices. Items range from vehicles, buildings, stores, rooms, farm hires, and real estate to auctions and public bids. Several names and addresses appear including Bell 1069 and 629 Vermont, with railroad timetable fragments and school construction bids.
Era-Home Listings Highlight Local Properties
EREWBIES and CREW offer an eight room house in a good location with a nice barn at 3000 dollars. A nine room home close in with full conveniences and three good barns on 100 feet of ground is priced at 3600 dollars.
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Mixsdesippi and Pinckney
Lawrence
W. H Pendleton
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Louisiana Street
Rhode Island
Frank Gee
Erewbies & Crew
Journal offers special rate for summer readers
The Journal announces a special rate for readers going out of town this summer and offers to forward the paper. It notes easy address changes and invites readers to inform the journal for mail forwarding. Carpet renovating and cleaning services are advertised by F. H. Bennett at 101 Mass.
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F. H. Bennett
Mass
Local ads and notices from Woodward area merchants
A collage of advertising blurbs lists Woodward and Burr groceries, Misa June B. Shane studio, W. J. Francisco & Sons horses, Brown & Emmons groceries, Alfred & Eliot goods, Lawrence Transfer Co. storage, plumbing claims, J. Keilman upholsterer, and Miss Jennie Purdy traveling to Parsons for a Chi Omega house party with Parsons Freem to Neodesha then Chamute, plus a whisky and cold health quip.
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Jennie Purdy
Parsons
Chi Omega
Pearl Maser
Fredomia
Neodesha
Chamute
Miss Purdy
Tola
Miss Kinnie
Moran
K. U
The Wise Guide to Saving at Lawrence Bank
The text urges starting a bank account and adding to it regularly for financial safety. It promotes keeping funds in a capital rich, conservative institution run by trustworthy Lawrence businessmen. Persisting in these habits is said to ensure financial success.
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Lmen
Lawrence
Local Classified Fragments and Auctioneer Ad Notice
Fragmented text shows a optometrist ad offering services from 800 Main St and a stock auction yard call for open dates. Also a care-of-Journal notice lists several letters awaiting pickup with unclear names and vague references to groceries and missing correspondents.
Silver Heir the State’s Best Bred Trotting Stallion
LIVE sTooge. SILVER HEIR 2:17% a prime trotter and pacer with 21744 record. A beautiful bay horse 16 hands high weighing 160 with strong bloodlines and versatile speed. Service fees 20. FOR RENT One front room offered furnished or unfurnished for one or two gentlemen. 12-room house at 1039 New Hampshire with gas and barn. call 1100 New Jersey or Bell 1403.
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Silver Heir
Silver
Lens L. A
Herve
Galtas
Bell
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Lost jacket sought near Elliott street and the Airdome
A gray Eton jacket belonging to a child is missing between Elliott street and the Airdome. Finder is asked to call 726 Home to return it.
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Elliott Street
Airdome
Mare Recovered in Kansas City After Thefts
David King Haas had his mare stolen about three years ago. The animal was found in Kansas City Kansas. Judge Richards ordered repurchase and set bond at $500. AL Craing, who held the horse, had 24 hours to post a rede livery bond or the mare was turned over to David. He retrieved the mare and brought it back.
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David King
Kansas City
Kansas
Richards
Common Pleas Court of
AL Craing
David
Eudora News
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Lawrence Daily Journal
The
Lawrence Journal Company
J. L Brady
the Journal
Grant Hornaday
John Q. Royce
Bailey
Royce
Atchison Globe
Stannard
Victor Murdock
Congress
Victor
Anthony
Scott
Madison
Market Letter
Kansas City Stock Yarda
Paola
Cer
Public Service
Ben F. Simpson
Beal
Simpson
Greenwood County
St. Joseph
Tt Hey
Poponce
Gingerville
Inaeresi Entral
Mamerica
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Louis
Boston
Ghicago
Saratoga
Return
Cohgago
Ighigan Centra
New England
Ghigago
Yartieutiis Miy
NEW York Central Lines
Warren J. Lynch
OUR Secial
Wee
Hoffman
A. B. Chase
Sve
Marshall &Wendell
Marshall & Wendell
Bell Brothers
Schneeke
Mae
Chase
San Domingo
Richmond
Que Archer
Gallet & Davis
Root & Son
Fischer
St. Bell
Seewir
Dyehe Cyele Co
Indiana Street
Ross
B. Brodhead
Boener Bros. Cigar ‘Factory
F. Helm Commission Co
Mass. St
Ind
W. H. Pendieton
Por
Vermont Street
W. N. Rogers
Forest aAve
Kans
J. M. Keteham
Mankato
F. Williams
Massachusetts St
Poland
China
John Ye Smith
Ifor Sale
Lawrence Granitord Mfg. Co
Kentucky Street
J. W.creider
Massachusetts Street
John Tarpy
Care Lawrence Iron Works
Tdve
Office Board of Education
Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Georges Innes
Jreick
City of
F. P. Smith
City of Lawrence
Kansse
George Innes
Union Pacific
Overland Limited
Pacific Coast
Ballom
Pacific
Junction City
Leavenworth
Jersey
Bewall
Kennedy & Ernst
Masa
Woodward & Burr
Misa June B. Shane
Studio
Home
W. J. Francisco & Sons
Brown & Emmons
Alfred &. Eliot
N. Y. St
Lawrence Transfer Co
Fred Olson
Bridge Street
J. Keilman
W. Warren Street
E. B. Pierson
J. F. Brock
St Bell
Trovillo
Breider
J. N. Harahe Barger
Live sTooge
David King Haas
Jaedickes
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