Kansas Journal weekly edition and town notices
A wry Kansas newspaper fragment discusses the Journal weekly edition published Saturdays and county coverage, plus a Kansas City man leasing a lot for 99 years at 1000 dollars and subletting for 1250 dollars a year. It includes social commentary on race issues, juvenile court law, Rockefeller wealth, and political views, with remarks on Kansas politics and Dr Scott’s electoral prospects in Douglas County.
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F .Fae Jourral
Lav
Neues Republican
Anc
and Weekly
Jocamal Ts
Accord P
Conteols and Publiahesezela
Dalip
Weskig
Bnauday
Lawreses
Kensas
Kansas City
Scott
Dr. Scott
Allen
Mr. Scott
Tribune Farmer
New York
Railroad power rattles Kansas in fight over maximum freight law
The Kansas railroads publicly concede to the maximum freight rate law amid a heated public response. The issue pivots on whether a railroad or people’s legislature will control the next session and affect passes and rate limits. The piece links railroad power to a potential United States Senate contest and warns the outcome hinges on public turnout and resolve.
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Standard Oil Company
Kansas
United States
New Dandruff Cure Promises Hair Health
Molagy heralds new science in medicine and mechanics as Newbro's Herpicide is pitched as the sole remedy that kills the dandruff germ at the scalp root. The ad claims the preparation stops itching, prevents hair loss, and promotes growth, urging buyers to send 10 cents for a sample to The Herpicide Co. in Detroit with Woodward & Co. as special agents.
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Adam
Newbro
Herpcife Co
Detroit
Mich. Woodward & CO
Local candidates seek Republican primaries on April 14 1906
A series of notice style proclamations announce candidates for probate judge clerk of the district court county treasurer registrar of deeds county superintendent county clerk sheriff councilman and other offices. Names include E L Lindley Hugh Means Henry H Asher Jr L H Fetatish J J Eddy A W Armstrong Frank Kerns J C Walton C C Bowman Margaret W Miles J L Brady J R Woodward and several others. The primary date is set for April 14 with nominees to be chosen under the Republican banner.
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E. Lindley
Lam
Hugh Means
Henry H. Asher Jr
L.H. Fetatish
J. J. Eddy
Frank Kerns
Margaret W. Miles
Tam
J. L. Brady
Police Court Notes and Local Ads in Brief
Jas Bell faces a police court charge for being drunk with a not guilty plea. trial set for this afternoon. Frank Williams fined 610 and jailed 5 days for drinking and disturbing the peace. A mix of ads promotes tonics, salves, and remedies, including Dr Wood's Pine Syrup, B B B cures, and Dream Balm nasal relief, with various testimonials and local notices.
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Jas. Bell
Frank Williams
Polce
Real Estate Transfers Listing From Lawrence Area
Property transfers include Charles Porter to Lizzie Porter on Del street and Earl's addition for 21200. Elias Zimmerman from Anton Gergard. Elbert J. Tuttle to Chas F. Ives. H L Miller to Henry V. Stunz. Joseph Gaddie to J D Foreman. Alfred Cutter to E J Tuttle. Katheryn Stevens to Thomas Badaty. A G Menper to Ellen Cline. Douglas County to John M. Newlin for 16 1/2 New York street.
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Chas. &. Porter
Lawrence
Lizzie Porter
del. Street
Earl's Add
Anton Gergard
Elias Zimmerman
Elbert J. Tuttle
Vinland
Chas FP. Ives
H. L. Miller
Douglas County
Henry V. Stunz
South View
Joseph Gaddie
J. D. Foreman
Frazier
North Lawrence
Alfred Cutter
E. J. Tutele
Katheryn Stevens
Muskogee
I. T
Thomas Badaty
A. G. Menper
Ellen Cline
Penn. Street
John M. Newlin
New York Street
Women and kidney disorders misattributed to other diseases
The item warns that women suffer kidney trouble often misread as other illnesses. It lists nervousness, headaches, dark circles, and back pain as signs, stressing not to ignore them to prevent serious illness. It promotes Fotey's Esa acy Qure at Barber & Son drug store as a remedy to stop irregularities, strengthen urinary organs, purify blood, and benefit the whole system.
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Fotey
Esaacy Qure
Barber & Son
Senate backs tribal govt extension for Indian Territory
The Senate agreed to the conference report on a joint resolution extending tribal government to Choctaw Chickasha Cherokee Creek and Seminole nations in the Indian Territory and continues their existence and laws until property is distributed. LaFollette presses an amendment banning coal land sales to railroads as the five civilized tribes’ affairs are settled.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Indian Territory
LaFollette
Positive Proof Endorses Dona's Kidney Pills By Alfred Lawrence
An endorsement by photographer Alfred Lawrence of 78% Madsachusetta St. Lawrence, Kan. praises Dona's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney-related ailments. Ads claim 50 cents, FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo as U S sole agent. Also mentions Dr King’s New Discovery and New Life Pills with testimonials and prices.
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Alfred Lawrence
Madsachusetta St
Alabama &J
Lawrence, Kan
Maya
Dona
Dicky Bros
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Alec
Dr. King
Barebee & Gon
Allen at Eudora
A Eudora report recalls rain and thunder as Henry Allen describes charges hidden from the people. He laments gutter press posters and cartoon depictions, recounts support from Mr Bowersock, then exposes a shift in political alliances while cautioning against partisan bitterness in a district race.
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Eudora
Henry Allen
Henry
Mr. Bowersock
Mr. Stubbs
Foley's Honey and Tar Reduced to Brand Reputation
Foley Co Chicago originated Hol ey and Tar for throat and lung remedy. Due to great demand and popularity of Foley's Honey and Tar, many imitations are offered. Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar and refuse inferior copies. It contains mild sedative effects and is non addictive for children and delicate personas. At Barber and Son's drug store.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Boley
Barber & Son's
Mort
A M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Barbera& Son
Pneumonia Prevention Ads and Oath in 1888 Toledo
An 1888 Toledo document warns pneumonia risk in November and December with claims for Foley’s Honey and Tar to stop coughs and prevent pneumonia. It includes a sworn statement by Frank Cheney and a $100 reward offer for cases uncured by Hatzi Carazzz Cons, all witnessed on December 6, 1888.
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Hew York
Lucas
Faane
Cosaay
F. J. Cammxy & Co
Toledo
Cosaty
Fiie
CaTaran
Cheney
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Bbawrence
Official County
Oppicial
The
Lawrence Jourany Company
J. Te Brady
Prof
Vernon
Rockefeller
Castoria
Teoma
Molagy
Zephyr
Bowersock Mills & Power Co
A. W. Armstrong
J.C. Walton
Board of County Commissioners
Cc. C. Bowman
Ho Pe
J. R. Woodward
Tama
Wilder
Wo. E. Siazen
Iam
E. B. Dicker
B.B. Han
Mre
Chas. Hutton
Berville, Mich
Sam Kendall
Phillipsburg
Kan
Backisa
Barber & Lee's
W. J. Coleman
Kansas City Association
Coleman
Lawrence Y. M. C. A
Kansas City Journal
Dean
Washington
Nelson Cromwell
Hay
Morton
Cromwell
Panama
Catarrth
Miy
Abe Aignomfort
Ell Draggiete
Ely Brothers
Warres
Aavel
Mmites
Lawrence,f1
W. H. Brows
Pittsfeld
Barbet & Sen
Stubbs
Bis
F. Gleed
Lou Alana
D. W. Bond
Mass. St
Jersey
Hancock Street
L. C. Brockelsby
Winthrop Street
A. J. Grifip
St. Improvements
A. J. Grifin
Weat Winthrop Street
Vermont’ Street
Price
Berkley and
Tennessee Streets
W. B. Pendleton
el H. Perkins
Alabama Street
Maine St
Main St
Cee
Massachusetts
Hector
East
Lawrenc
Journal Office
Massachusetts Street
Dr Gillard
L J Kennedy
A K Kennedy
Jackson
Jefferson County
Osankie
Perry
McKynzie and Stockwell
Mass St. Lawrence
J. Hunzicker
Maine Street
Sansa Es al
L. BH. Perkins
Tennessee Street
E. D.O' Bryan
John W Smith
Mass St
Ian
W. Gleason
Eory
Ball
F. J. Cheney & CO
Telede
O. Seid
Dreggiots
Hall
Sebreska
Colorado
Lowark
Unica ° Pacific Lead Company
Nebeoskce
Lawrence Weekly Journal
Associated Press Report
New York Tribune-Farmer
Union Pacific
All Poiste
Saline
All Paints
Oklahoma
India Territory
Texas
Manu Poiste
Arkansas
E. Alexander City
Eldridgeock
Hoth
Journal
New York Tribune Farmer
Southwest Limited
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Union Station
Grand Avenue
G. L. Cobb
Southwestern Pass
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