Oldest Kansas Lawrence Journal Details and Editions
The Lawrence Journal, founded 1857 as Lawrence Republican, absorbed State Journal and Lawrence Tribune, remains the oldest widely circulated paper in the territory tributary to Lawrence. It publishes daily Associated Press reports and morning dispatches, with a daily edition and a weekly eight-page Saturday issue delivered across county post offices. contact and subscription details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Republican
State Journal
Herald of Freedom
Lawrence Tribune
Seme
Lawrence
Associated Presa
Yue Jourra
He Journal
Kan- 4A
Fragmented Republican Ticket Narrative in Local Elections
A garbled OCR passage discusses a Republican ticket and local board, mentioning names such as Garman and Kasold, with references to wards and candidates. The text shows confusion and censored phrases about censure, candidacy, and voter sentiment, reflecting a noisy political item from a community newspaper.
New Committee Organized In Local Republican Party
The new Republican City Central Committee was organized last Saturday. George Kuhne was named chairman with others including N Macunb of Ward Two and Chas M Gilera and Ed Eck in leadership posts. The ward lineup lists Ist ward members and neighboring supporters as the group shapes local party guidance. PILES CURED IN 5 TO 14 DAYS PAZO OINTMENT guarantees relief for itching burning bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Central
George Kuhne
Gilmore
Tulluws
N. Macunboe
Ta Carter
Chas M. Gilera
Eck
Candidate Announcement for First Ward Councilman
Joseph G. Sellivan announces his candidacy for Councilman of the First Ward in Lawrence. The election is set for April 2, 1407, with voters in the ward to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Joseph G. Sellivan
Harness shop hustler keeps Lawrence awake with work
The text portrays Ed Klein as a determined, fast-moving shopkeeper in Lawrence who keeps his workers busy, with vigilant production across harnesses, leather goods, and repairs. It emphasizes relentless efforts, full commitment, and high output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viere
Anayone
Lawrence
Klein
Arabeliei
Nein
To Bring Suit. Townsman Battles in Expected Legal Clash
A local case leads to a courtroom confrontation as two parties contest a dispute. The outcome hinges on tied claims about a key deed and the trust surrounding it. A tough legal fight is anticipated, with both sides arguing their version of events in a precedent setting action. The town awaits the trial’s result and potential wider implications.
Aldrich Dies in Boston After Illness Following Operation
Thomas Bailey Aldrich, famed Boston poet and novelist born in Portsmouth NH 1836, died today after failing to recover from an operation at the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital. He edited major journals including the New York Evening Mirror and Atlantic Monthly, authored numerous verse and prose works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Massachusetts
Portsmouth
N. H
Harvard College
New York Evening Mirror
the Home Journal
Atlantic Monthly
Mr. Alurich
Babie Bell
Pampina
Mercedes
Jerome
Wyndham Towers
Marjone Daw
Prudence Palfrey
Queen of Sheba
Stillwater
Ponhapog
Pesth
Anthony Outlines Policy For Congress Run
In Atchison Kansas on March 20 D R Anthony Republican candidate for Congress spoke to the county central committee outlining his tariff policy and support for President Roosevelt when aligned and criticism when misaligned. Also noted are local notices on bids for brick paving in Lawrence Kansas with detailed street descriptions and bid requirements from City Clerk F D Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Kans
D. R
Anthony
Congress
Kansas
County Central Committee
Roosevelt
Lawrence Daily Journal
Lawrence
Towit
Winthrop Street
New Hampshire St
X.Y. St
Warres. Strewt
New Jersey Street
Del
Kentucky Street
Tinckney Street
Lee Street
Massachusetts Street
Kentucky St
Vermont
Berkeley Street
Quincy Street
Kentucky
Winthrop
Henry Streets
F. D. Brooks
Carpet Renovating and Cleaning Services
Cleaning and scouring service offering carpet renovation and sizing labeled a specialty. Call to arrange pickup and delivery. Contact F. H. Bennett at 1011 Mass for details and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Bennett
Mass
Awnings N Tent Service Ad by L Rich Agent
L Rich agent advertises awnings tents and tarpaulins with residence at 533 Tennessee Street. Leaves orders at Vic Johnson's. Lawrence Transfer Co offers storage for household goods with experienced packers and a responsible manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Rich
Tennessee St
Vic Johnson’s
Lawrence Transfer Co
Smith Undertaking Co Funeral Directors in Lawrence
The Smith Undertaking Co. C L Lescher and B B Power act as funeral directors and embalmers. Coffins caskets and robes available. Office 732 Maple Street Lawrence Kansas. Both phones 126.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Smith Undertaking CO
C. L. Lescher
B. B. Power
St., Lawrence
Kans
Lace Coats Inspire Stylish Spring and Summer Trends
The article describes delicate lace coats designed to pair with dressy spring and summer frocks. It highlights lightweight fabrics, tonal embroidery, and refined trims, noting comfort and affordability. Intricate satin bands, beaded collars, and Valenciennes embroidery add refined appeal for warm weather wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehie Aoele
Fleet
Meat Market Ad for J S Schleifer at 840 Mass St
J S Schleifer successor to E S Edmonds offers mest market meats. Choicest fresh and cured meats with all orders promptly filled. Located at 840 Mass Street, phone 63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Schleifer
E. S.edmonds
Mest
St. Phones
Gas Fitting to Coal Fue Wages Notice
E R Learned offers to adapt coal furnaces to gas and handle furnace work. Orders at 1102 Kentucky street. Fred Olson provides plumbing and gas fitting with prompt service and first class work. contact 1229 New York St or Bell 1508.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Learned
West Henry
Kentucky Street
Fred Olson
New York St
Bell
Wanted ads mix on farm work and crafts in old column
A garbledWant column lists multiple classifieds: a married man for farm labor, various helper and service requests, horse care and equipment needs, carpet mending at a Ring Factory, and a note offering cigar making training for women aged 16 to 26 at Boener Bros Cigar Factory. Names and addresses appear with scattered contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Clevenger
Tenn. St
Boener Bros. Cigar Factory
For Sale Listings and Animal Advertisements
A fragmented historical classifieds page itemizes sales including a horse for sale a four year old mare and harnesses plus farm land offerings with 6 acre tract and 14 acres for rent. Also mentions seed corn and various household items with contact details in Alabama Street and Taw tele area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wekenzie & Stockwell
For Rent and Exchange Offer in German Catholic Settlement
Public notice of rent and exchange proposal in Tiagud live town, Kansas. Two or three unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping available at the county seat. Also offering final residence exchange for a farm with cash difference. Respond to Box 648, Revoes, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiagud
Revoes
Kans
King Hotel changes hands in Ottawa Kansas
King Hotel at 831 Vermont St now under new management by Mr and Mrs John Shields of Ottawa Kansas. They refurnished all rooms in first class shape and invite patronage. Also mentions K Smith Harness Store Mass street advertising repairing harness and related items. Listing includes various local businesses with brief notes and contact cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Hotel
Vermont St
John Shields
Ottawa
Kansas
K. Smith
Mass
Ini
University Meat Market Offers Top Poultry Prices
The University Meat Market advertises paying the highest market price for poultry. It notes offerings for buyers and sellers and promotes reliability in transactions. Local readers are invited to inquire at the market for rates and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniter
Real Ealven
Maas Sr
Brown and Emmons grocery firm replaces Dick and Lewia
The new firm of Brown and Emmons successors to Dick and Lewia the original Wind Mill grocery at Warren and Mississippi streets offers staple and fancy groceries fresh and salt meats with home delivery to any part of the city. Both phones 246.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick & Lewia
Wind Mill
Warren
Mississippi Streets
Prohibition Fees and Reach Guide 1907 Controversy
A Kansas prosecution dispute centers on legal fees for joint prosecution against alleged Bootleggers and “jointists” under the 1907 prohibitory law. Appeals reach the state supreme court and US Supreme Court, with motions for $2100 fees in five cases. The article notes the Reach’s 1907 Guide and its public reception, plus commentary on enforcement and potential impact on future prosecutions. It references Charles E. Taylor, Frank Forner, Arthur and Oscar Schmidt, and Ched Thomas in Cowley, Miami, and related counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi Hung
Pein
Kansisener
Atorthe
Kansas
Ty. Garver
Tar State
Supreme Court
Plamendon
Judie Garver
Plamondon
Supreme Court of the United States
State Supreme Court
Mr. Jackson
Charles E. Taylor
Frank Forner
Miami County
Arthur
Oscar Sehmidt
Ched Thomas
Cowley
United States Supreme Court
Spring suits and local shops in Lawrence
Spring is coming and shoppers are invited to view suit lines from P Leonard Tailor at 733 Mass St. Woodward burr proprietors offer groceries fresh and salted meats Heinz pickles and sauerkraut with phones 40. KE B Craigmile 633 Mass St runs a restaurant with meals lunches and weekly boarders. Miss June B Shane offers photography services with Bell 614 Home 876.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Leonard
Mass
Woodward Burr
Heinz's
KE. B. Craigmile
Stucio
Lawrence
June B. Shane
Bt Bell
To Win the Buggy The Staver Carriage Co Contest
The Staver Carriage Co offers a prize quiz on their 1907 vehicle production. Customers may guess the number of buggies wagons and other vehicles built in 1907, with rewards for nearest estimates and a reward structure based on $5 purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staver Carriage Co
Staver
Geo. Prine
Beaten for Treasurer at Lawrence improv firms
Henry G Parsons boasts best fire insurance and cites improvised firms near Lawrence offering services and small homes priced around 32000. The note hints at a failed treasurer bid and marketing for insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Wenry G. Parsons
Perfect vision and contact with local eye care
Lost items and a brief ad for eye care by DE. A. Mayer Ophthalmologist in Lawrence Kansas. Includes office hours and contact numbers. Notices include a lost ladies gold watch with KU seal fob and a fur collar lost near the Journal office and a fur collar reported at 633 Ind Street with a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE. A. A. Mayer
Oph. D
O. D
Optician
Bell Phone
New Hampshire St
Lawrence
Kansas
U. P. Depot
K. U
R. EL P
St. Bell
Notice on March deadline and local trades ad summary
A fragmented notice invites readers to call or mail by March 25 regarding issues with Mars or clothing items, lists W. T. Neate at 939 Mass and Union Pacific Tea Store at 921 Mass with contact phones, mentions free 14 qt dish pans and 2 dozen 6 qt kettles with baking powder, and asks to contact J Keilman at 191 Warren about furniture repairs or reupholstery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
W. T. Neate
Mass
Union Pacific Tea Store
Reward Withdrawn After New Spectacles Found
A man withdrew a $5 reward offer published in the Journal after buying a superior pair for $3.50 at Hesters. He stated the earlier reward was no longer needed since the spectacles were recovered or replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesters
Looking For U Again Farm Listings Near Lawrence
Auction style notices list farms near Lawrence including a 1M acre farm at 355 per acre and multiple smaller tracts with prices from 37 to 45 per acre. Also notes exchanges and sales, plus a lengthy publication notice and legal filing in Douglas County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
This
Chin
Frank Gee
Mags St
Fishing fever hits tackle shops early this season
Dealers report a surge in demand for fishing tackle as the season opens, with many inquiries from eastern customers and a few strong buyers. While many calls are from casual buyers, one dealer notes steady interest even before the Easter rush, and a girl laments not having items to brighten her day.
Also Mentioned on This Page
PEESE
The
Lawrence Journal Company
J. L Brady
Peaceer Esse Ee
Journal
Gillie Mass. Sr
the Journal
Feleul
HON
LE Garman
W. Nolan I
Kasold
Soul
Bony
Mays Voth
Petesys
Unis
Dan Anthony
Kansas City
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Weers Street
York
Bowersock Mills & Power Co
Aldrich
Geo. Duncan
Dick “Bros
Ute University
Doan
A. E. Davis
Grocer
Sulphur Springs
Tex
Kennedy & Ernst
Main
Castoria
Per- LA Alsonar
Nedaddiegs
Valenciennes
Co W. Babewek
Reute G. Bell Phane
Ring
J. FL Beeeker
Wy H. Penalleton
Dante
Amd
Bisa Bo
Lawrence Lees
Ielden Heauty
Fred Meek
Erehbiel & Crew
WJ. Francisco & Sons
Alfred S. Eat
Brown & Emmons
REACH
American League
Leia Coyle
Ay Wodegeh Campas
Philadelphia
Min Frithers
Mehter
Reach Company
Sf Waime Aid
Trovillo and Kreider’s
J. NL Barabberger
J. E. Gillham
Vermont Street
J. Keilman
Bell & Bell
Hugh Blair
Ty Othe
Wii Sytner
Geramine F. Stupsen
ATP Athens
Theads Et Melua
Douglis Conty
Kanesis
Ak Petoen
Orth Periedpel
Benny
Karri
Bering
Uae
AL Wilson
Henry Lh Asieer Chet Dieteier Ourt
Plastico
A. Enme Baptoo
F. Herrington
Henry
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!