The Journal of Lawrence Kansas 1809 reprint and notices
The item outlines historical background of The Journal of Lawrence Kansas and its associations with the Associated Press reports. It notes edition formats, publication days, and phone access. It also includes editorial opinions about Topeka Capital and Governor Fitzgerald, plus references to Mrs. Elizabeth Sears and John H. Atwood and their political relevance in Kansas.
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Lawrence
Berald
Controla
Associated Press
Journal
Iemekly Ro
Adérasa
the Journal
Topeka
Fitzgerald
Elizabeth Sears
Kansas
Omaha World-Herald
Arkansas
John H. Atwood
Kansas City
Atwood
Wiest
Lawrences Daily Journal
State of Kansas
Doeturlas
Mary Anglim
William Maichel
Lina Maichel
County of
Douglas
State of
Douglas County
Yun
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Union Pacific Ax Falls Heavily On Conductors Brakesmen
Railroad workers report widespread forced vacations at Union Pacific in Junction City and surrounding area. Several conductors and brakemen lose jobs while Crews long tied to routes are shifted or dismissed. One veteran conductor Halstead spared by retirement but not by choice. A California hire named Coy faces rapid bouncing orders amid staffing shortages and widespread spotter activity.
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Union Pacific
Junction City Union
Halstead
McPherson
Busiess
Coy
California
Salina Foreman Wins Kansas Union Pacific Prize
Henry Miller, foreman of the Union Pacific section from the Butter packing plant toward Bavaria, receives the silver medal for the best kept section on the Kansas division. The honor, earned after about thirty years with the railroad, crowns Salina among three state sections in the yard area.
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U. P
Salina
Henry Miller
Union Pacific
Bavaria
Miller
Union Pacific ‘Railroad Company
Kansas
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Bav Jaria
Cambria
Tremendous Popularity of Home Prescription Surprises Locals
Residents express relief at the home remedy craze while an unrelated note warns that seventy nine kidney trouble sufferers should avoid it. A social gathering of U B church ladies was held at Mrs Catherine Ste’s home at Elm and Maine streets Tuesday night.
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U. B
Catherine Ste
Elm and
Maine Street
Hutchingon
Kan
W. M. Cain
Peery
Pennsylvania
Hall
Walter E. Perry
Barber & Son
Prof Preyer concert thrills Olathe audience
Prof Carl A Preyer head of Kansas University music department gave a well received recital at the First Baptist church in Olathe. Born in Vienna, he has directed piano and theory work at the State University and earned wide esteem as composer and pianist. Miss Marie Winbbel and Miss Ina McKnight from Lawrence assisted, delivering challenging songs and arias to hearty applause. The program impressed a large audience at the Olathe Mirror.
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K. U
Olathe
First Baptist Church
Carl A. Preyer
Kansas University
Preyer
Europe
America
Vienna
State University
Bracing on Standard Oil Trials and Rival Interests
The piece argues cases against Standard Oil must be tried carefully to avoid prejudice and to secure lasting judgments. It insists Standard Oil handles trials with detail and urges a blunt, fact focused approach. It denies rumors of a Harriman Gould merger, stating they are adversaries, with Harriman pursuing roads and Gould destroying centers.
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Standard Oil Company
Standard
Solomon's Prayer and Kansas Politics Stir State Issues
Washington report notes Taft receiving a Bible passage at a sacred touch, linking to Solomon's prayer. It discusses Kansas needing a new constitution, universities, and Governor Stubbs's political moves including bills and a contested textbook commission.
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Washington
James H. McKenney
Supreme Court of the United States
Taft
Harry Larimer
Aichenney
Gev. Nity
Kansas
Lawrence
Solomon
State University
Home Grown Beet Seed by Local Seed Man
Will Logan of Lakin plans twenty acres of sugar beets this season using seed grown on his own farm under his supervision. The move marks the first sizable use of home grown seed in the region and possibly the nation, aiming for higher sugar content and greater beet tonnage. Local farmers expect home grown seed to rival imported stock and boost the sugar beet industry.
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Will Logan
Arkansas Valley
Lakin
Iis
Laxative cough syrups and notices dominate Lawson page
The page markets Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup and Poles Honey and Tar for grippe and coughs, plus medical notices and ads. It lists local addresses, area names like North Lawrence, Baldwin, and Lawrence, and legal notices about real estate and court actions with dates in 1909.
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Kennedy
O. P. Barber & Son
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Ry Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Lawrence Daily Journal
PEEBE
The
Lawrence Journal Company
J. L. Brady
Kans
Kansas City Star
Prever
Foley
P. Barber & Son
Chas Carter
Mr. and
W. S Carter
Lincoln
Olathe Yester
C. P Barber & Son
Mrs. Win. Evans
Eaith
Alreal
Congress
Dent Taft
Powitt
Ris Ely
Nancy Brown
Chris Hunsinger
Maas
J. F- Brock
Optometiat
Mass
Harriman
Gould
Harrimen
Pink Rose Adjustment Co
Stobbs
Stubbs
Robert Stone
Senate
Thomas’ Ec
Bell Telephone Company OF
Missouri
Offigh
Eleventh and Locust Streets
Frank Nisbet
FL W. Risque
Care Seiber & Trussell Mfg. Co
St. Louis
Afr. Risque
Fritz Iisbet
P. S
Sieber & Trussell Mfg. C. Beeth Journal
Atlas Building & Loan Association
M. Perkins
Fee & Viste
Straffon
Chester Toms
Perry Street
J. F. Wood
Chas. Meadows
Maple Street
Perry
Alice Petit
EK. T. Adair
Ile Maple Street
Dr. King
Joe
Garner & Son
How
GU. Mowat
M. E. Church
North Lawrence
Quinn
Opera Furniture
H. Jorgensen
Prop
Home
Palilis
Lawrence Daily Avornad
District Court of
Dunglay County
Edgerly R. Bailey
Vlaintiff
Vic Arthur E. Blood
Edna J. Blood
Fanenie L. Blood
Ida IL T Manselman
Eliza J. Blood
Fannington Barricklow
H. Barricklow
Marcy Barricklow
Martin F. Conway
Paschal Carter
Geo. W. Deitzler
Baldwin
Palmyra
Dongtan
Steele
Plaintiff
Lawrence Ly Journal
City Clerk's Oiler
Elm Street
Rhode Island
WASCO
M. of
Wales
F. D. Brooks
Union Pacific Toketable
Overland Limited
K. C
Salina Loesl
Pacific Canat
Janet
Leavenworth
New,Jersey Street
Care Journal
Fillmore St
Denver
Colorado
Old Clark Barn
C. W. Lumer
T. A. Underdown
East Lee St
Hane
Sarah Barrett
Bell Phone
University Inn
Bell
Vanted
Boener Broa War Factory
Connecticut Street
Bell - Phone
L Art Exchange
Perdue’s
Sanitarium and Street Railway Co
Claremore
First National Bank
Add
W. J. Perdue
Claremore, Ok
Stevenson’s
M. Titter
Ston
Kk. R
Bell Phobe
Louisiana Street
C. T. Tolles
Janesville
Inwire
Arkansas St
Jersey
E. IL
Chicago
Iil
Wolf & Menzel
Howe
West End
Isaid Court
Henry
G. Hawk
Mass. &T
THOR
Rork Cycle Shop
Mass. Street
Will
Imike
Inquire
Hampshire
i.Tome
Timothy Junl
Massachusetta
Rising Mercantile Co
West Lawrence
Rhode Island Street
Emmons & Ellis
N. Palmer
New Hampshire St
Vasa
Erent
Ent
Hivasion
Iorchard
J. H. Doane
East 15Th Street
Kentucky
Alome
Louisiang St
Lafies
Conn
Dick’s Corner
Finder
Stewart
Try
District Court
Bank of Denton
Fred Harpster
M. A. Harpater
Martha A. Hier
John D. Hier
Marsh
Lota
Neston Street
Orange Street
Monroe Street
City of
Kansan
I. W. H Banning
Celeste
Law Tence House
C. E. Collins
Bell Phone 352
Wainey
Vine
Henry H. Asner
Mitchell
KB Washington
Flaintiff
Daniel Henricks
Nancy Henricka
BR. P. Washington
Twelys
Bteele
Hugh Blair
Plaintif
Norman N. Brown, Jr
Clara E Brown
Vnizhest
W. H. Banning
G. A. Ramman
Attec
Dick Bros
Tosurance
Mass. St
Morriron
Anto
Francisca & Todd
Vermont Street
Hesters
Tare
Kane
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