The Journal Lawrence Kansas history and subscriptions
The Journal editor for the Lawrence Republican founded in 1857, absorbed the State Journal and Lawrence Tribune, and issued a daily and weekly edition. It publishes exclusive daily AP reports and morning dispatches, with a daily edition each evening except Sunday and an eight page weekly issued Saturdays. Subscription options and office contact details are listed.
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Lawrence M Republican
State Journal
Herald of Freedom
Lawrence Tribune
Paln A Yiaper
Lawrence
Daily Associated Press
Journal
Eanais
Republican Ticket and Local Officials Listed in Oklahoma
A historic clipping lists candidates for local government roles including George J. Barker and C. L. Tucker for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, L. H. Menger for School Board, Hattie Tibball and S. Art Wool as board members, James Hooks and Join W. Clark as Justices of the Peace, and W. J. Harman as constable. It also names city council positions across wards with several figures, while commentary questions graft and public service integrity amid a growing awakening.
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George J. Barker
C. LL Tucker
L. H. Menger
Vroasneer
Hattie Tibball
S. Art Wool
Jeanette P. Bunn
James Hooks
W. Clark
W. J. Harman
Wo Noland
Fragmentary notes on a political display
garbled text references a president, stubborn stance, and a display by unfamiliar actors. It mentions a team and a display of something, with unclear individuals and locations.
Election Constituency Quietly Chooses Vie Vaet Leader
A calm contest ended with Vie Vaet elected as mayor without opposition. Supporters praised steady progress and economical administration. Voters and officials expressed satisfaction with the outcome as a continuation of prior advances and no abrupt changes.
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Rker
Asmayer
Veere Ware
Vietor
Vanaytishi
Osreelves
Lawrence
Fragmented Commentary on Roosevelts Era Debates and Press
A jumble of opinions on Harry Thaw, the Star and Post influence, and crop worries. It cites Burton, Lawrence lectures, and Roosevelt's stance, recalling Simpson and McKinley bill debates with intermittent names and scattered political jabs.
The Texas Wonder Cures Kidney Bladder Rheumatic Ailments
Patent medicine ad promising cures for kidney and bladder troubles and rheumatic pain. Claims nationwide sale through druggists and mail order two months treatment for $1. Offers testimonials and lists Dr. E W Hall at 2926 Olive Street, St. Louis MO.
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Texas Wonder
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Gave Up Organization Feared Finishing its Ottawa Build
A local organization attempting to raise funds for a Ottawa building project failed to meet its goal. The group announced on Saturday night that the association would likely be closed unless renewed support arrived. The note laments lack of funds and comments on the future prospects and conveniences the project would have provided.
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M. Co
Ottawa
Rable
Piles cured in days with PAZO Ointment guarantee
Advert shows PAZO Ointment promises to cure itching bleeding or prolapsing piles in six to fourteen days or money back. Claims 0c price and guaranteed results. Emphasizes rapid relief and refund option.
Dr Strong Speaks on University Relate to Church
Dr Strong addressed the Methodists Sunday regarding the university relation to religious life. He delivered a strong talk praising church support and highlighting the work of religious activity at the university.
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Berens
Che
Bonds Need in City High School Facilities Highlighted
In an editorials style plea, F. P. Smith urges voters to approve bonds to modernize and expand the city high school. He cites poorly lit basement physics and chemistry labs, cramped domestic science rooms, lack of rest areas for female staff, unsafe cramped basement recitation spaces, inadequate drawing and manual training spaces, and outgrown shop facilities. The piece urges public discussion and visits to prove the need and argues for equality with peer cities.
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Edior Journal
Debar
Board of Education
Lawrence
F. P. Smith
Fire in Greenhouse on Oak Street Causes $400 Damage
A fire started last Saturday at 6 in Mr. dleshon's greenhouse at 37 Oak Street. The greenhouse is fumigated with tobacco smoke weekly. a boy started the blaze, retraced into the house for supper, and the fire was found on his return. City water was unavailable, so the fire department used a chemical extinguisher. The family thanks neighbors for aid.
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Dleshon
Qak Street
New Methodist Pastor to Visit and Speak
This week, Dr. E. E. Netherentt, newly appointed pastor of First Methodist, is due midweek and plans to attend Wednesday prayer meeting. He will deliver his first sermon next Sunday, marking an important transition for the congregation.
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E. E. Netherentt
First Methodist Church
G H Smith Harness Store and Meats Market Ad
An old classified ad lists G H Smith Harness Store at 830 Mass Street offering wagon and buggy harness repair and livestock gear, plus a meat market run by J B Schleifer with fresh meats and phone orders. It also mentions an acre farm listing, modern 3 room setup, and various equipment prices.
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G. H. Smith
Mass
Schleifer
Edmonds
St. Phones
Gas fitting to coal furnaces and plumbing ads
Notices advertise gas fitting to coal furnaces and new plumbing services by E. R. Learned at 107 West Henry and 1101 Kentucky Street, Sarprada. Fred Olson offers general plumbing and gas fitting. McCurdy and partners promise prompt, first-class work. The King Hotel at 831 Vermont St. shows new management under Mr. and Mrs. Joby Shields.
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Tietel
Woodland Park
de Miles
E. R. Learned
West Henry
Kentucky Street
Sarprada
McCurdy
Lanereneas
Kaus
Tetter
Fred Olson
Toehter Mercantile
New York Str
Bell
King Hotel
Vermont St
Pew
Joby Shields
Ottawa
Kansas
Various Local Advertisements Mixed with Listings and Notices
Continued Success L RICH AGENT advertises awnings tents and tarps with contact details. Also offers fresh meats from Alfred S Elliot and Brown & Emmons with phone numbers. Photographic studio in Lawrence Miss Slane advertises services. Household repairs upholstering and cleaning services promoted. Wanted items include wheat rye oats and cigarmaking trainee opportunity at Roener Bros Cigar Factory. Several FOR SALE notices list real estate horses steam engines and farm equipment. McKENZIE STOCKWELL promote improved 5 acre tract and other truck farms for sale and rent.
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McKenzie & Stockwell
For Rent Ten Acre Farm Northwest of Town
For Rent a ten acre farm 214 miles northwest of town with ample water and some amenities. Apply to Dr. Harvey Bell phone or Ed Harvey F. D. 10 and Bell phone 78-2. For Rent April 5th House 1643 Kentucky street seven rooms cellar gas cistern well garden fruit barn newly painted in excellent condition. J. R. Ken yon 731 Mass St.
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Town
Harvey
Bell Phone
Ed. Harvey K
Kentucky Street
J. R. Kenyon
Mass
Animals and Birds in Defense Against Predators
The passage discusses animal behavior and instinctive responses to threats. It mentions birds practicing certain feints and wolves signaling danger, with observers noting how horses and herds react to predators and when they move, face, or defend themselves.
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Texas
Kansas
Angina
Cured Him Of Calf Love and the Good Little Cent
A humorous tale shows a boy misled by affection and corrected by a clever plan. Miss Combe orchestrates a “rosey” misdirection to teach a lesson about vanity. In a separate note, Dr. Munhall’s Emporia religious campaign highlights a penny parable where the copper cent gains moral value through churchgoing habit versus a brash dollar.
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Munhall
Emporia
Kansas City Journal
Councilman 1st Ward Candidate announces for Lawrence, 1907
JOSEPH G. BULLIVAN announces his candidacy for Councilman of the First Ward in Lawrence for the election to be held April 2, 1907. He presents himself as a responsive option for ward voters and seeks citizen support.
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Burton
Lawrence
Reward Withdrawn After New Glasses
A man who offered a five dollar reward for his lost spectacles withdrew it after buying a better pair for three dollars and fifty cents at Hesters.
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Hesters
Looking for U Again and Farm Lots for Sale
A garbled ad notes a person seeking U and showing properties near Lawrence with prices around 4000 and 60 per acre, plus listings of land near hills for sale or exchange. It mentions Frank GE and JH Gilliam, a horse shoer at 30 years in business on Vermont Street offering shoeing services.
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Domiles
Lawrence
JH. Gilliam
Sears
Vermont Street
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Roener Eros
Qrick
Troxford Daves
Meriorn Residenee
Cerier
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Tye Co. Selumls
Tivine
John Tarpy
Lawrence Tron
Bell Play TV
G. W. Watts
Alabama Street
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Kreider
J. N. Barshte
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Burroughs
Miss Ranscombe
Union Pacific Tea Store
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