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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1906
Page
2
The Journal of Lawrence Kansas announces subscription terms and publication details. It notes weekly issues and a general address for The Journal, Lawrence, Kansas, with Saturday publication and a focus on being a complete local source.
The Journal lauds Charlie Scott after a hard fought campaign. Scott, serving his third term in Congress, is praised as a hardworking, people minded candidate whose victory reinforces alignment with President Roosevelt and marks him as a potential great lawmaker. The piece emphasizes his record and appeal to the second district.
The Journal portrays Mr. Allen as a sympathetic but outmoded figure in a political clash with Mr. Scott. It argues reform aims to place public service above favored interests, praising Scott as representative of the new era and noting Allen’s defeat as part of a broader shift toward honest governance in Kansas.
The second district result elevates W B Stubbs as a reform advocate and anti corporate influence leader in Kansas politics. His supporters view him as the people’s champion ready to guard voter rights against corporate interests. The Kansas City Journal signals political maneuvering around his rise and cabinet prospects.
Dr. Moffat, head of Washington Jefferson College, spoke at a University choral service on Christianity and its relation to the young. He shared history of the early years of the University of Kapsap, addressing a large audience.
A woman praises a place where her hair remains straight and powder becomes unnecessary, imagining a life with simple, lasting ease free from beauty routines.
A Hartford Courant excerpt details witch hazel distilleries in Connecticut, noting Essex as the home of leading distillers led by H. E. Dickinson. It covers the plant, harvest, and processing methods, the spread to river towns, and the high demand driving farmers to supply brush, with prices and tonnage figures.
Wanted Energetic trustworthy man to work in Kansas representing large manufacturing company. $40 to $90 per month paid weekly expenses advanced. Address with stamp J H Moore Lawrence Kan. Land to Rent 13 acres north of Bismarck Grove inquire James C Horton Bancor sth St and Broadway Kansas City Mo Wanted A man to cut kindling split and saw wood 1703 Mass St.
Reports from Kansas wheat belt note excellent growing conditions last month with only mild winter dryness. Governor Hoch contemplates no immediate special legislative session while political maneuvering for senate seats and rooming arrangements unfolds at Topeka. Corruption and Japan Russia factoids, jokes, and varied trivia fill the page alongside brief local notes.
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