Climate talk endures as weather chief defends shifts
Dr Willis Lord Moore head of the weather bureau reiterates that Kansas climate has changed, countering Dr Snow’s instrument critique. The piece alludes to broader debates and also includes a literary and agricultural mix with ads andري.
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Weather Bureau
Moore
Rank
West
Dr. Snow
Dr Snow
Anhd
Kansas
Drr. Moore
Need More Machinery Says Jonganoxie Farmer
S A Leach of Tun ce Kans calls for more help and inventions in farm machinery. He warns without improved gear farmers may starve if labor costs rise and milk and dairy sales drop due to high farm labor prices.
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Jonganoxie
S.A. Leach
Ivan van de
Woman seeks marriage: ad in Journal from Tiineig
A woman from Tinseg asks the Journal to find her a husband claiming she is 37 and ready to marry. She requests the paper run the notice free and notes she is prepared to take an oath to ensure a suitable match.
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Kansas
Tiineig
Swamp Root Ad Offers Free Sample to Readers
A nineteenth century medical advertisement promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims cure for lame back uric acid catarrh Bright's Disease and offers a free sample bottle by mail with a request to mention reading the paper. The note provides the New York address and cautions to buy only genuine Swamp Root bottles.
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J . Kilmer
Kilmer
Bright
Binghamton, N.Y
Tnes
Yenkerman Consumption Remedy Co
Republican City Primary Update Confusing Ballot Preview
Fragmentary text indicates a Republican city primary with references to Friday March and local officials. Mentions include a city, a mayor, and a central committee chair, but details and names are garbled.
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Republic
Ferth
Lawrener
Mayer
Tata ‘Tree City
Repubiican Central Tith
Publication Notice in Douglas County Court Case
Lawrence Daily Journal reports a notice in the Douglas County Kansas case Mason T March plaintiff seeks to quiet title to the East Half of Northwest Quarter Section 35 Township 14 Range 17 East before March 26 1907 defendants include Joseph C Williamson A M Housten and George T others. Clerk Henry H Asher attests.
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Lawrence Daly
Dt Court of Doughis Mages
Seph
Douglas County
Kansas
Sixth Principal Meridian
Seeds Gone and Mail Sack Distributes Seeds at Journal Office
A fragmented notice describes seeds sent to the Journal Office for distribution. It mentions payments and a public assignment, naming Frank J. Cheney and other individuals in a December filing with a local public official.
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Journal
Ui Scott
Jourier
Bas
Gene
Tuluda
Ahes
F. J. Chenes
Aferesabl
Frank J. Cheney
Fragmented notice hints at medical remedy and tragedy
An OCR damaged page fragment mentions doctors, drug stores, and a child’s illness with scattered phrases about remedies and suffering. The text references Barker & Son's drug store and a mysterious plea, implying a medical or public health context with no clear names or dates.
Mrs Robinson Replies to The Editor on 1856 Leavenworth account
A letter to the editor corrects a Feb 28 Journal item and recounts a chaotic 1856 Leavenworth scene. It cites Gov Robinson, Col. Preston, and the congressional investigation into border incursions from Missouri. The writer references the Planters House stay, Ward Tid’s dispatches, and the arrest and display of prisoners.
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Congressional Committee of Investigation
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Detroit
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Lawrence
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Planters House
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Riepen Unger
Col. Preston
Rediol
Lawren
Serker
Joby Brown
Martin F. Conway
Ana Marta
J. Parrott
Venablsen
Mary Richardson
Maurtin
Dell Sherman
Atatek
Spooner Quits Senate in Surprise Wisconsin Move
Washington March 4 Senator John Coit Spooner announced his resignation from the United States Senate at the end of the current session. The move sparks a fierce Wisconsin Senate race with La Follette supporters aiming to seize the seat.
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Washington
John Coit Sponner
United States Senate
Wisconsin
Sunater Spooner
Ike
Capitol
Spooner
Wootsin
Spence
Supreme Beret
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Lapfellette
F Fellette
Dds
Hatley
Dr Lenng To Leave Parish Amid Turmoil At Local Church
An article reports Dr Lenng resigning as pastor of a prominent city church amid controversy over his leadership. It notes his long tenure, recent criticism by parishioners, and the church's plan to appoint a new pastor this week.
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GEV
de Woll
Comerreenstiay
Ayether Amin
Three Drunks Payouts Reported in Local Oddities
The report lists three individuals with small drink related charges or fines. Weyernillar owes $5.50, Sloan is noted with a $6.00 charge, and Kimbler is listed at £10.50 for an unclear item.
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Hob
Dime Scarecrow Robin Tale Prompts Health Ads
A jumble of 19th century lines recount a boy tossing a dime to scare a robin and the dime supposedly eaten. An ad for Bucklen's Arnica Salve promises cures for burns and wounds while Pineules sell a kidney bladder remedy. A closing quip notes the follower in a race is behind.
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Toscay North College
Orbil
Wheee
Robin
Barber & Son
Pista
Attorney General Opinion On Re-registering Women Voters
The attorney general states that women who were entitled to vote but could not in the last general election remain legal voters for the upcoming election and do not need to re register. the law requires maintaining current registration for those voting when entitled.
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Jackson
Rotary
Brooks
Health in the Canal Zone and whiskey trade debate
The piece discusses high wages attracting workers to the Panama Canal project and urges avoidance of malaria with Elsetrie Bitters. It critiques whiskey sales and cites a court ruling on state power over liquor, urging state restraint and noting legislative balance against the evil traffic.
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Panama
Hower- Canal
Charanther & Son
Dediana
el Lewis
Dadge Ardolan
Supreme Court
Notice of Appointment in Douglas County Estate
On February 18 1907 the Douglas County Probate Court appointed and qualified ORD CLINGMAX as administrator of the estate of Jay S Smith of Douglas County Kansas, all interested parties should govern themselves accordingly.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
State of Kansas
Douglas County
Kansas
Jay S. Smith
Lost and Found Biliousness Cure Mentioned At Barber & Sons
A notice states a bilious attack occurred between 9:30 p m yesterday and noon today with nausea and headache. The loss followed finding at Barber and Son’s drug store a box of Dr King’s New Life Pills priced 25 cents, a guaranteed cure for biliousness malaria and jaundice.
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Barber & Son’s
Dr. King
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