Campaign for Decency Prompts Kansas Reform Push
The text argues a shift from government by officials to government by the people. It praises Stubbs for urging reform and accountability, urges voters to support honest candidates like Henry Allen and criticizes political machines, urging broad public engagement and press involvement to restore power to citizens.
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Stubbs
Kane
New York
Ciity
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Kataus
Gileo
Burton
Tom Kellys
de Paws
Charles F Scott
Congress
Henry Allen
Siubus
Kansas
Campaign for Good Government in State Politics
The piece discusses W. OR. Stubby and supporters pursuing civic righteousness in state politics. It notes public questions about their aims and whether reformers break with established customs to serve the people, challenging the truism of government by and for the people.
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W. OR. Stubby
Nias
Presidential nominations sent to the Senate
The president sent nominations including Associated justice of the supreme court for Oklahoma John L. Pancoast. register of land office Andrew J. Ross of Alva. Geo. KH. Roberts of Manlum Asia. receiver of public moneys Geo O'Doner of Alva, Ohio. and Colonel retired to Brigadier General William Stanton.
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Washinon
March
Senate
Associated Justice of the Supreme Court
Oklahoma
John L. Pancoast
Register of Land Office
Andrew J. Ross
Alva
Okla
Geo. KH. Roberts
Manlum
Asia
Geo O'Doner
Ohia
William Stanton
Second Congressional District Republican Primary Issued
Official call issued by the SEHCOMD District Central Committee announces a Republican primary for Kansas's Second Congressional District on March Ath day, 1906. Polls open 1 PM. electors vote for their preferred candidate. the candidate with the most districtwide votes is the nominee. Central and county committees muster polling places, ballots, and compliance with the Australian ballot law. Eligible Republicans must be registered and meet voter qualification rules. challenged voters are examined. Continued on page 3.
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State of
Kansas
Congress
Stat of
Republican Central
Suel Wheelion
Australia
Local candidates announce for Republican primaries
A number of county and city races are listed with candidates for probate judge clerk of the district court councilman city council third ward member reelection to the board of education county treasurer and register of deeds all subject to the Republican primaries on April 14 1906. Notable names include E L Lindley Hugh Means Newlin Wilder S Metall J Eddy and G M Lindley with multiple posts in Lam and Lewis counties.
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Lam
Nowlnstiun
Hugh Means
Br. G. M Lindley
John M. Newlin
Maarles
Board of Education
Wilder S
J, Eddy
J. G. Walton
Board of County Commissioners
Lirat Aisthat
J Am
J. L. Brady
L. L. Dyche
Republcan
James B. Galbraith
Bareby
Third Ward
W. H. Jobna
Sheriff Candidate Postpones Run in April Primaries
1k Woodward will be candidate for sheriff subject to the Republican primaries to be held on April 10. This local note confirms the plan to enter the race and participate in the upcoming party contest.
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Woodward
County Republican Primaries Noted for City Elections
Mrs Margaret Miles announces candidacy for county superintendent subject to Republican primaries on April 14 in Lawrence. Various ward candidates for city council and board of education listed with primary deadlines and wards. Notices include endorsements, ballot logistics, and campaign announcements from local figures and committees.
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Margaret
Miles
Winter Weather Delays Barn Construction Plans
Winter sleet and rain slow lumber hauling for Aled Anderson who plans a spring barn. Illness grips Mr. Murry family as Duroc Jersey shows discussed by W i Buchheim in Ottawa. U B society to host a fair Friday afternoon March 9 followed by a farmers supper. invitations extended.
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Aled Anderson
Mr. Elbin
Lottie
Harris
Local Notes and Social Updates From Lecompton Area
Lecompton reports Ed McClanahan moving on the Sandusky property and Wes Cooper returning to De Soto. The Royal Neighbors host a bor secist in city hall Friday night inviting all. Fred Smith completes the crossing opposite the bank. A Jeapfrog mishap injures Ben Me. Mrs W F Brass hosts a carpet rag sewing event last Saturday. Ada Stork returns from Jucation City where she has aided Mrs Shoemaker for a month. Gretchen Winter recovers from an attack. Elmer McClanahan 13 works for J Bb Ire Ketaring pen mall wagon. Mrs John Day ill. Osi and see H D Larimer's supply.
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Wes Cooper
DeSoto
Ada Stork
Jucation City
Gretchen Winter
Elmer McClanahan
Ketaring
John Day
H D Larimer
Pneumonia Fears Rise Amid November December Deaths
In 1903 Chicago and New York saw one fifth of deaths due to pneumonia during November and December. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised to stave coughs ease lung irritation and prevent pneumonia, claiming rapid cure and safety. Barber dy Son's drug store promotes the remedy nationwide against colds.
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Chicago
Destha
New York
Pneamonia
Foley
Barber Dy Son
Sre
For Sale Classified Notices Mix of Ads and Wanted Help
A garbled page shows multiple ads and notices including for sale residences and items, job wants, room rentals, a horse and buggy meet fares, a wholesale manager job, and miscellaneous listings. Names include Jonos Smith, Gary Knight, Fred Lagan, Journal staff, and addresses in Lawrence and Chicago. The fragmentary text reflects a mid century urban classifieds page with personal and business inquiries.
Cure Your Kidneys with Dosas Kidney Pills Proven
Lawrence testimony from Sir Lawrence Kansas recalls relief from back pain headaches indigestion after using Dosa's Kidney Pills. He bought at Dick Bros' Drug Store and notes no recurrence of symptoms since. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dosas.
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Dean
Bright
Lola Heim
Connecticut
Lawrence
Kan
Doas
Dick Bros
Iamenos Andera
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dosa
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Whe Board of Education
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Turkey
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Duquire
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Laws
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Baek
Lerest
la Liuwrence Aldress
Bb. X. Gare
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Qoughs
Foleys Honey
Arber & sOnm
Coyle
Trassim
Cennie Castoria
Union Pacific
Alparate
Keeser
Haline
Janae Trio
Texac
Andomens Ponte
Arkana
Lagieiens
Mexico
Minimo
Tejdridgs Tiisek
Peth Poanes
T Shanklin
Lawrence Week's Journal
New York Tribune Farmer
Tribune Farmer
Agriculturs
Thea
Kansas City
Southwest Limited
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Union Station
Grand Avenue
G. L. Cobb
Southwestern Pass
Main Street
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