Repallivan Editor Found and Papers Merged
The Repallivan editor claims absorption of the I Lade and the 1974 acquisition of the Luw daily and weekly. It announces a combined edition with daily and weekly publication, including a twenty four hour service, and a weekly eight page issue with a Saturday schedule. Subscriptions are priced at 19 cents weekly, 1.06 monthly, and 125 per year in advance, with delivery by carrier in Lawrence, Kansas.
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Houuinal
Repallivan
I Lade
Luwdaily
Lawrence
Hos
Elitiun Ta
Dearnas
Sherk
Kau
Carrier Tekng Pte
the Journal
Lawrence, Ke
Fragmented Sideshow of Athenian Elections and Shifts
The text presents a broken medieval style discussion of political activity and candidate shifts. It mentions farmers, new candidates, and some towns or places with unclear names. It hints at public sentiment, partial satisfaction, and a change in leadership or policy in local government.
Public ownership of railways debated in Denver Time
The writer argues farmers deserve equal protection under law and warns that private railway monopoly threatens liberty. He frames the issue as a choice between government ownership and private despots, urging support for a people’s government to preserve democracy.
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Ture
Denver
Trial sympathy shifts credit in Thaw case
Public mood favors Harry Thaw while Jerome receives little credit in the trial. The article notes Thaw appears the underdog in name but dominates sympathy, while Evelyn Nesbit is portrayed as the convincing witness. The piece questions whether Tarry would have acted as she did.
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Thaw
Jerome
Harry Thaw
Evelyn Haseen
Tarry
Nebraska rails push public ownership amid rate fears
A heated debate unfolds as Nebraska lawmakers consider capping rail charges at two cents per mile and public ownership as a response. The letter argues a railways influence of Harriman and private control threatens common people, urging Nebraska to resist repeal and embrace public ownership to curb corporate power.
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Nehenska
Draska
Warriman
Ciion Paciie
Neluasta
Benoit
Nebraska
Usvgiershipe
al Railraids
Harriman
Visco
Harris
Iosip
Washington
Lawrence weighs fate of Kelly factory bid at Eldridge House
About fifty Lawrence residents met with Mr. Hardebeck to decide on securing the Kelly manufacturing plant. Weather and absences delayed a final decision, but steps were taken to move the proposal forward. A stock subscription drive was in progress, with initial and additional shares subscribed, and a committee appointed to refine the plan and secure further subscriptions within two days. If funds prove insufficient, officials will notify Mr. Hardebeck promptly.
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Eldridge House
Lawrence
Hardebeck
Unis Fetory
Lefore Lawrence
Kelly
Pua Cmpany Agrey
Saller
Local Grocer Ad and Undertaking Co. Display
Go to Uunacker and Watrenback for groceries and prices at 325 Massachusetts Street. The Smith Undertaking Co. lists Leseher and 2B as general directors and embalmers. Cy Caskets and Robes offered at 142 St. Lawrence, Kansas. Images both photos.
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Uunacker & Watrenback
Massachusetts Street
the Smith Undertaking Co. Co
Leseher
BL Power
Feral
Ofer
St. Lawrence
Kans
Meat Market Delivers Fresh and Cured Meats in Town
J. S. Schleifer takes over the meat market at 810 Mass. St. offering all kinds of fresh and cured meats. Orders are filled promptly, with the shop listed under phone number 63.
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J. S. Schleifer
E. Aooass
Gas fitting to coal furnaces by F R Learned
F R Learned at 107 West Henry offers to modify coal furnaces to burn gas and handle all related furnace work. Orders left at 1101 Kentucky Street. New service announced.
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F. R. Learned
West Henry
Kentucky Street
King Hotel Changes Hands in Ottawa Kansas
The King Hotel at 530 Vermont St. is under new management. Mr and Mrs Julio Shields of Ottawa Kansas have refurnished it thoroughly and fitted up all rooms in first class shape and invite patronage.
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King Hotel
S30
Vermont St
Julio Shields
Ottawa
Kansas
G H Smith Harness Store donation noted in partial report
A fragment describes G H Smith Harness Store and a donation linked to M Lar Street Kre Hbiel and Crew. The text is garbled with scattered place names and numbers, indicating a damaged OCR of a local business and donor note with unclear specifics.
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G. H. Smith
Real Estate Firm Seeks More Farms in Lawrence Kansas
Henry G. Parsons of the F. A. A. Building basement outlines expansion in Lawrence Kansas. He reports selling several large farms recently and has buyers awaiting additional listings.
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Henry G. Parsons
Lawrence Kansas
PARK GROCERY AND SERVICES LISTED BUSINESS ADS
Classified ad page fragment listing PARK GROCERY Woodward Burr general groceries pickles and sauces. RESTAURANT offers regular meals short order lunches boarders confectionery cigars tobacco notions. Autograph cards and artistic paper work. Oldest est studio by Lawrence photographer. Transfer Co packing and storage. House cleaning and upholstery repair services. Guttering tin work by FP Bennett.
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R. B. Craizmile
Lawrence
Mies Sbane
Shane
Mass
Bell
Glby Home
Texas Wonder Cure Promises Kidney and Rheumatic Relief
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. Sold by all druggists or two months treatment by mail for $1. Address Dr E W Hall 2026 Olive Street St Louis Missouri. Send for testimonials.
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Texas Wonder
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Coal Vein Found Near Marion Illinois
The Spittertown Coke and Coal Company discovers a five foot anthracite vein within three miles of Marion at 110 feet depth. Tests by company president Wilkerson and a noted mineralogist show high fixed carbon, strong thermal units, and potential byproducts. The find, if confirmed, could boost regional coal, with mine value around nine dollars a ton, far above local bituminous prices, signaling a major shift in eastern coal dominance.
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Marion
Spittertown
Wilkerson
United States
Seidel's Meat Market and Real Estate Buys Sells Listed
Seidel's Meat Market at 15 West Henry advertises fresh meat and a trial kine. J. B. Kenyon buys and sells farms city lots and improved property at 7th Mass Street. Also headquarters for Jamestown exhibition literature and railroad info. Francisco & Sons barn offers first class horses and rubber tired rigs. Telephone orders welcomed.
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Seidel's
West Henry
J. BE. Kenyon
Mass
Jamestown
J. Francisco & Sons
Wanted Young Women Learn Cigar Making Trade
Public notice seeks girls aged 15 to 20 for cigar making training at Boener Bros Cigar Factory. Also lists various sales ads including a steam engine, a gold horse, bees for sale, household goods, and farm items with contact details in Lawrence area.
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Boener Bros. Cigar Factory
Brown & Emmons ready to fit staple groceries for city orders
The new firm of Brown & Emmons successors to Dick & Lewis Wind Mill grocery at Warren and Mississippi streets offers staple and fancy groceries with fresh and misc items. Orders delivered anywhere in the city using both phones 246. Also advertised are the best poultry and garden fence on the market by Kennedy & Ernst at 826 Maas Street and Kennedy & Ernst new hardware store.
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Brown & Emmons
Dick & Lewis
Wind Mill
Warren
Mississippi Streets
Kennedy & Ernst
Maas Street
Spring and seasonal notes from local notices
Fragmented text mentions spring, clothing and feed, and a series of disconnected phrases. It references Alfred Bob and C. P. Learsed Taller at 77 Mass. St. The readable items imply community notices about seasonal changes and local logistics, but concrete actions, dates, or events are not clear.
University Meat Market Ad at 1023 Mass St
Local ad seeks high quality calves and veal for slaughter supply. Pays premium prices for feeder and veal calves from farmers and ranchers in the area. Located at 1023 Mass Street, seeking reliable service and steady supply.
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Mass St
Real estate for sale and investment pitch from FRANK GEE
A distressed sales note offers properties and lots for sale within one mile of law or roads, with price hints of S04 and S87 per unit and a sacrificial tone. The message from FRANK GEE at 800 Mass. St invites buyers for possible good investments or deals in Ohio and Louisiana areas.
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Hermes
Tent
Ohio
Frank Gee
Mass
Republican City Primary Election Notice 1907
Republican primaries for Lawrence city offices will be March 15 1907 from 2 to 7 pm at ward polling places. Offices: Mayor City Treasurer Council member per ward Board of Education two members Police Judge Treasurer of Board of Education two Justices of the Peace two Constables two. Ward supervisors named G A Nichols A Becker Adam Carter J D Barton Geo Campbell Sam Houston. Chairman City Republican Central Committee 3 B Wilson
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Lawrence
Board of Education
St. Ward
G. A. Nichols
A. Becker
Adam Carter
J. D. Barton
Geo. Campbell
Sam Houston
City Republican Central Committee
For Rent in Okul? Second Tone Rider in Class Tow
In an unclear listing a rental notice notes a unit available to rent. Details are fragmented but indicate a location tied to Okul and mention terms like two rooms or two tones. The text is partially illegible.
ObL Steinsen Hate Nente and horse shoer advertises
Oh J. J. Gillham, with 30 years experience, continues business at 716 Vermont street. He fits shoes to all kinds of feet and guarantees his work. Have your shoeing done right.
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J. J. Gillham
Vermont Street
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Ely
Ely Brewers
Wareen Orceat
New York
Lawrence Daily Journal
Tered
Srente
Associated Press
The
Lawrence Journal Company
J. L. Brady
Inp
Railroads
Bowersock Mills & Power Co
Dror
Lekow
Bears
Plumbing Establishment
Fred Olson
New York St
C. H. Setterberg
St Lawrence
Wan
Gouin
Trestate Heaton
Andy
Ned Abel
Paz
Wien
Krehbiel & Crew
Barta
Qesinis
Tain
Shen
Woodward & Burr
Veinz’s
Beth
Lawrence Transfer Co
Keysman
W. Warren
HW. Bennett
Illinois
Pennsylvania
BOSC
Walter Daschle
Home al. Ey
Pedro
Aeed Siren
Elawatha Cate
Sibeuhs
Yetta Fein
Waite Peedersl
Mick
toLensewerk
Duda Street
Beth Pistes
Herd & Jones
Volahan
Vere Hele
Care Lawreice Iron Works
Watts
Alabama Street
J. M. Wool
Verthunt Street
Hume
Warren Street
Aspinwal
Rev
J. P. Ballard
Tonganoxie, Leavenworth Co
Mayville
R. A
Leslie Smith
Bell Phone
Alfred Bob
Bas
Presi
C. PL
R. U
Wilson
F. W. Jaedicke
Herman Broeker
Beward
Hugh Blair
Coe
Staver Carriage Co
Geo. Prine
Bell & Bell
Okul
McKenzie & Stockwell
Harn
Douglas de Theasin
Willow Springs
PDA
Hammond
Manhattan
Keeler's
Gli Settement
Celwol Bille
Wall
Matey
Benen
Kate
A. A. Mayer
Witon Deus
AL Phas
New Hampshire St
Upposite
Kansan
Vy Thie Cole
Obl Steinsen
Nente
A.marks
Wiester
Teave
Idea Btock Auctioneer
Trovillo and
Kreider’s
J. N. Harsh
Berger
Plastico
F. Herrington
West
Henry St
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