Lawrence Journal Establishment and History
The Lawrence Daily Journal, founded as the Lawrence Republican in 187, claims oldest and widest circulation in its Lawrence region. It absorbed the State Journal and Law rence Tribune and publishes daily AP reports with morning dispatches. Weekly edition issued Saturdays reaching county offices. Subscription terms list city and out of county rates.
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Journal
Lawrence Republican
State Journal
Herald of Freedom
Lawrence Tribune
Yass
Lawrence
Associated Press
Kan
Thy Journal
Republican Ticket Fielded for Local Elections
Republican ticket lists George J. Barker and C H. Tucker with L. I. Menger for school board candidates S H Wool MES Jeanette P. Bunn for board members James Brooks Join W Clark for Justices of the Peace W T Starman W Nolanta named as Constables in the ticket.
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George J. Barker
C. HW. Tucker
L. I. Menger
Sehiwl Board
Tmattie Urt
S. Art Wool
MES
Jeanette P. Bunn
James Brooks
W. Clark
W. Tf. Starman
W. Nolanta
Local Ward Council Members and War Debates Noted
Fragmentary report lists councilmen by ward including Kasold Sem Ward Bond Blair Orr West Watchlin and West as well as notes on a Lawrence woman acquitted in a compress case. Mentions a Well known figure, a hospital, and a leader who performed well in the Legislature amid debate over war measures.
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E. A. Kasold
Sem
K. UC. Bond
Hugh Blair
Poard
J. TE Orr
W. T. Watchln
Sivt
Fded West
Unclear historical speech fragment on republican position
Fragmentary text appears to discuss Republicans and political stance but lacks coherent facts, names, places, or dates to form a concrete news item.
Incomplete Court Transcript Confuses Defense and Prosecution
Fragmentary dialogue shows a defendant and defense asserting arguments while opposing counsel maintains silence. The garbled text suggests a trial setting with reference to a conclusive argument and party behavior during proceedings.
Anthony Receives Honor for Post in Contest
In a formal contest decision D R Anthony is honored with a new position. The claim notes his deserving stand and the selection outcome.
Longtime First District Leader Promises Strong Governance
The figure described is a veteran force in the first district and runs a newspaper long tied to advocating better government. As a congressman he is pledged to be aggressive and brave in office.
Stalwart E J Fischer Praised For Honest Legislative Service
In the Sedan Times Star tribute, E J Fischer of Chautauqua County is lauded as a principled, independent lawmaker. He recalls facing pressure from colleagues, notesStubbs as a positive welfare advocate, and boasts a clean record that earns him enemies among professional politicians and grafters.
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E. J. Fischer
Chautauqua County
Fisher
Sedan Times-Star
Topeka
Stubbs
Republican Party
Lwarl
Kansas
Senate
Home Rule for Kansas and Bill White’s Drought Era
Bill White voices Kansas home rule views amid drought and grasshopper years. His Daily Gazette pieces link political reform to rail rates, railroad powers, and rural prosperity, noting influence from telegrams to political figures and the tension between farmers and rail interests.
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Bill White
Sec
Uate
Kansas
United States
Emporia
Bill
Daily Gazette
Tawson Baker
Burton
Santa Be
Chicago
Senator Long
Winslow Pierce
York City
Curtis
Washington
Cardiner Lathrop
House Committee
Stubbs
Wiursas
Izether
York rail lobby clash over passes and funding power
The passage blames a railroad lobby with passes and a slush fund for the trouble. It says the rulers will dismiss their lobbying attorneys and allow rate and raffle men and shipper representatives to negotiate under the law to straighten the issue.
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York
Kidney trouble risks and home remedies urged
Sheds light on kidney disease dangers and urges seeking first class medical care. Advocates home remedy Fluid Extract Dandelion with Compound Kargon and Sarsaparilla, claiming it relieves rheumatism by cleansing kidney and blood toxins. Warns against patent medicines and stresses early attention for backache as a sign of kidney issues.
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Bright
Regret Letter Mirrors Coal to Newcastle Insight
A pithy remark notes that sending regrets resembles carrying coals to Newcastle, implying most people already bear their own burdens and such courtesies add little. The line frames social etiquette as an overdone gesture versus practical self-sufficiency.
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Newcastle
Trias Wonder cures kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles
An old advertising collage lists remedies with mail order offers including Trias Wonder for kidney and rheumatic complaints. It promotes Ely Cream Balm for nasal catarrh and various local ads for plants and groceries.
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TRIAS
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Robertson Undertaking Ad and Hardware Stock Update
Robertson Undertaking advertises 24 hour response with two phone lines 107 at the old stand and 808 Mees St. Also notes a new shipment of 14 qt dish pans and 2 dorm 6 qt kettles. Free with one can of baking powder at Union Pacific Tea Store 921 Mase phones 191. Store offers bold goods with the Lawrence Transfer Co experienced packers. Ravpa nsibie managu aan.
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Union Pacific Tea Store
Industrial Education Promoted At School Building Dinner
A reporter toured the High School with a focus on the Domestic Science class dining room and the Manual Training shop. He praised the girls learning meal preparation and serving led by Miss Lyon and noted the boys’ workshop efforts, urging support for a 40,000 bond to expand facilities for industrial education.
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Miss Lyon
Ityself
Manuel
Lyseth
New England
Board of Education
Hoadhewl
Pavanot
Newbro's Herpicide Promises to Kill Germs on Scalp
An advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide as the cure for dandruff and hair loss, claiming it kills germs and promotes healthy hair. It promotes samples and lists Detroit as the company base with Woodward & Co as agents. A separate note sells laxative tablets to cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee.
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Iso
Newbro
Itamigis
Herpicide Co
Woodward & Co
E. W. Grove
Los
G H Smith Harness Store Ad
G H Smith Harness Store offers wagon and buggy harness and all related trade goods. Specializes in repair services at 830 Mass Street.
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G. H Smith
Mass
Local Farm Listings and Wares from Srehbiel & Crew
Auction style notices list No 72 200 acre farm six miles out at ten dollars per acre No 84 114 acre farm three miles out at thirty five dollars per acre No 75 five room modern cottage and barn priced at 1400 First class horses at W J Francisco & Sons barn rubber tired rigs trunks and telephone orders welcome fast service and prompt responses
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W. J. Francisco & Sons
Meat Market Ad for J. S. Schleifer
J S Schleifer succeeds E E Edmonds in the Meat Market at 840 Mass St offering choicest fresh and cured meats with all orders promptly filled. Phone 63.
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J. S. Schleifer
Edmonds
St. Phones
Gas fitting to coal fuel, naces
E. R. Learned, at 107 West Henry, offers to retrofit coal furnaces to burn gas and perform all related furnace work. Orders may be left at the shop, 1101 Kentucky street.
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E. R. Learned
West Henry
Kentucky Street
New Plumbing Establishment Opens in Town
Fred Olson announces a new plumbing and gas fitting business at 1229 New York St Bali phone 1808. He guarantees first class work and prompt attention to all orders in plumbing and related trades.
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Fred Olson
New York St
Bali
King Hotel Reopens Under New Ottawa Management
The King Hotel at 831 Vermont St is under new management. Mr and Mrs John Shields of Ottawa Kansas have refurnished thoroughly and fitted all rooms in first class shape and welcome patronage from the public.
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King Hotel
Vermont St
John Shields
Ottawa
Kansas
Beaten for Treasurer and Local Market Ad Notes
A fragmented notice references a defeat for a treasurer position and advertises improvised farms near Lawrence with modest home values from 600 to 2000 dollars. It also promotes University Meat Market offering top prices for poultry eggs butter and veal calven with contact at 1023 Mass St.
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Mass St
Tailor Ad and Groceries Sell Local Goods
An old notice advertises P. Leonard tailoring services selling two spring suits and invites customers to visit 733 Mass. It also lists Pare Grocery at 1300 Mass. St offering fresh and canned meats and Heinz pickles with Beth phones No. 40.
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P. Leonard
Mass
PARE
Woodward & Burr
Heinz’s
Beth
Local Business Lines Offer Meals Repairs and Pictures
Regular meals and boarding at reasonable weekly rates offered by R B Craig mile Prop 633 Mass St Home Phone 160. Carpet renovation and upholstery services by F T Bennett and J Keilman advertise pick up and delivery. Miss Juno Shane photographer remains oldest studio in Lawrence with phone 614 and home 876.
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R. B. Craigmile
Mass
St. Home
Lawrence
Juno B. Shane
St. Bell
Burhans Testifies After Four Years of Kidney Cure
Carlisle Center resident G B Burhans testifies that four years after taking Foley's Kidney Cure his kidney disease symptoms have not returned. He claims two bottles stopped brick sediment and pain and endorses the product for kidney or bladder trouble.
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G. B. Burhans
Carlisle Center
Foley
Barber & Son
Lost a Bilious Attack Cure At Barber & Son’s Drug Store
A brief note reports a bilious attack causing nausea and headache between 9 30 p m yesterday and noon today. The loss was caused by Anding at Barber and Son’s drug store of a box of Dr King’s New Life Pills touted as a cure for biliousness malaria and jaundice. Some people are stingy to pay storage on their souls.
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Anding
Barber & Son
Dr. King
Reward Withdrawn for Better Spectacles Purchase
A man who offered a $5 reward for lost spectacles withdrew it after buying a superior pair for $3.50 at a local shop, according to the Journal.
Wanted workers and buyers in Lawrence Kansas area
Classified notices list multiple employment and sale requests in Lawrence Kansas. Items include a weekly stipend for a travel collector, hiring for tree packing at Western Nursery, repair work by Walter Dyehe, need for 15 teams at Kaw Valley Canning, real estate sales and lots, a sanitarium site, property sales in Kansas, jobs for book keeper Theo Pochler Mercantile Co, farm labor, horsepower and cart gear sales, and various farm produce buy-sell offers.
For Rent Notices From Early Newspaper Classifieds
For Rent notices describe a ten acre farm twenty four miles northwest of town with a large house water and fruit trees apply to Dr Harvey 730 Masa st Bell phone or Ed Harvey R F D 10 Bell 784 2 Also for rent April 5th a seven room house at 1643 Kentucky street with cellar gas cistern well garden fruit barn newly painted excellent condition contact J B Kan you 731 Mass Bt
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Harvey
Masa. St
Bell Phone
Ed. Harvey R
Houss
Kentucky Street
J. BR. Kanyou
Mass
For Rent and Sale Notice Across Several Properties
FOR RENT six room house with gas water and sewer connections also a three room house for sale inquire of O D Pickens 1100 New York Street FOR RENT Store at 819 Mass Street upstairs Ihynire FOR RENT Unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping 936 New Hampshire Street Inquire Mrs Myers at Wiedemanns Live Stock Auctioneer Twenty years experience in selling sales See me now for open dates Office at TroviIIo and Kreider s lumber yard Phones 34 J N Harsh berger
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O. D. Pickens
New York St
New Hampshire &T
Trovillo and
Kreider's
J. N. Harshberger
Real estate offers near Lawrence with varied acreages
A trade with Frank Gee lists several farms and lots within four miles of Lawrence and nearby towns, ranging from 4 to 150 acres at prices from 15 to 37 dollars per acre. Listings include homes on Teun, Ohio and La streets and suburban properties suitable for investment or exchange.
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Lawrence
Teun
Ohio
Umda
Frank Gee
Mass
Gillham Shoer Continues 30 Years at Vermont Street
J H Gillham the horse shoer with thirty years experience remains in business at 716 Vermont Street. He files and sets to all kinds of feet and guarantees his work. Have your shoeing done right with his service.
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J. H. Gillham
Vermont Street
Sutton Farm Stallions and Breeding Prospects
Advertisement for Sutton Farm Stallions by Charles E. Sutton of Lawrence Kansas. Describes Rutger Aleitara and other horses with lineage, performance, and desirable traits for sale. Includes breeding notes, prices, and contact details, touting high stepping drive and market value for Western mares.
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Sutton Farm
Aleitara
Wilke
Loni Stiles
Lou Strauss
New York
Uty
Ford
Fifa
Daisy Hannah
Truwsell County
Whig Russell
Kansas
Charles E. Sutton
Lawrence, Kans
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Joe
Erin
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Otters
D. R
Antheuny
Castoria
Beare
Bowersock Mills & Power Co
Behaws
Sillicus
Cynicus
Ely
Ely Bros
Warren Street
Hick’s
Elm Street
North Lawrence
Alfred S. Elliot
Windmill Grocery
Brown & Emmons
Lawreese
Trumfer Co
Ravpunsibie
Managuaan
Poultet
Garon
Alty
Lewreses
Jogepe G. Sullivan
Meat Market
NEW Plumbing Establishment
Europe
F. Tt. Bennett
L. Rich
Tennessee St
Vic Jomson
J. Keilman
W. Warren
Burhans
Joseph Ader
Santa Fe
Westerns Nursery Company
Walter Dyehe
Kaw Valley Canning Company
Woodland Park
Green Mountain Falls
Kansasyrk Celeradio
Seins
City
AL McCurdy
T West Wirrar
St. Lawrence
Iutter
Theo. Pochler Mercantile Co
Clevenger
Trent
Will Maver
Promisea Te
4Th Tide
Lone Phone
B. Pine
J. FL Beecker
West Warren Street
Wyth
Pendleton
Boener Bros
AQT
Naedi Bell Throne
Nesford Investment Co
Schoolry
Hesford Tay. Co
John Tarpy
Care Lawrence Iron Works
G. W. Watts
Alabama Street
Wekenzie & Stockwell
Ihynire
R. U
Omanauila
CG Sexman
Bell
New Hampshire St
Plastico
F. Herrington
Henry Si
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