Lawrence Journal: oldest widely circulated paper in Kansas
The Journal, Lawrence, Kansas, proclaims itself the most complete weekly paper in Kansas with daily editions and a long history. It urges readers to consider road issues in Douglas County, and discusses politics, Roosevelt era reforms, and the upcoming primary with editorials and regional notices.
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Calumet Baking Powder and Douglas County Campaign
A Republican campaign column discusses the race for congress in the second district. It praises candidate Scott and defends opponent Allen as acting in public service while predicting Scott will win Douglas County by about a thousand votes. The piece endorses the Journal’s stance and notes the campaign’s merit and effort.
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Square Deal Drives Kansas County Conventions for Reform
The Square Deal dominates Kansas county conventions with delegates instructed to back Clark for governor and oppose railroad influence. Counties like Waubanse and Greenwood back Clark, while others split with Fitzgerald. The movement promotes direct primaries and bans rail passes, signaling a decisive, reform oriented push in Topeka.
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Banks of Canada Gain People Savings Big Banks of Canada Gain
Ottawa reports 1905 as a prosperous year for Canadian banks with total government savings bank deposits reaching 609,454,000 and an average per capita balance over 100. The Dominion finances department notes a treasury surplus of 7,853,000 and a marked rise in public revenue while cautioning that private and secrecy deposits are not included in the figures.
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Kansas Professor Requests San Juan High School Rating
University of Kansas Professor W. W H. Johnson, high school inspector, has received a principal’s request to rate the San Juan Porto Rico high school. Established in 1800, the school aims to prepare graduates for admission to the University of Kansas without examinations.
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Local Dinner Tales and Eligibility Rule Change
Raw Valley highlights a dinner hosted by Oscar Coxe and social events with Davenport era names. The article also reports a new university rule allowing athletes to be eligible if their coursework exceeds minimums, affecting athletic eligibility and likely Butler’s captain-elect.
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Election returns to be received at Journal office
The Journal announces returns will be received at Journal hall with Geo. J. Barker in charge. A street screen will display dispatches and all returns will be published. Mr. Scott will send his returns here alongside AP and Barker. The public is invited to view on the street or hear them read at the Journal office. Phones and a man will answer calls promptly.
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Announcements of Probate Judge and Clerk Candidates
C E Lindley will be a candidate for probate judge subject to Republican primaries on April 14 1906. Lam a candidate for nominal for probate judge subject to primaries April 14 Hugh Means Henry St Asher Jr will be a candidate for clerk of the district court subject to primaries L H Peterish announces his candidacy for clerk of the district court subject to primaries April 14.
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Baseball schedule and political notices from 1906
A long OCR page lists Republican primary candidates for county treasurer and county superintendent, with schedule notes for April 4, 1906, plus unrelated items including a university trip, telephone directory updates, local addresses, and classified ads. The fragment also mentions The Clansman stage production and various local notices, repairs, and employment ads.
Rheumatism Patient Appeals to Williams Pink Pills
Mr W B Geisel of 125 East Coates Street Moberly Missouri describes a severe rheumatism attack while working in a damp foundry. After a month of taking Dr Williams Pink Pills his pains swelling and appetite improved and by October he felt well enough to return to outdoor work in St Louis. The ad touts Pink Pills as a blood changing remedy for rheumatism and related blood and nervous disorders.
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Not the Same Old Thing Delightful Eve Show at Local Venues
A description of a wholesome vaudeville and moving picture entertainment service for churches lodges and families. The ad claims twenty years experience and invites calls to a local phone and address with open dates and venues listed. It mentions performers J N Harah Berger and various locations and dates.
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