The Journal of Lawrence Kansas 1907 Advert and Publication Notes
The Lawrence Journal founded as the Lawrence Republican in 1857 absorbed the State Journal and Lawrence Tribune. It prints daily AP reports and morning dispatches, publishes weekday evenings, and a Saturday weekly eight page edition reaching county post offices. Subscriptions listed: daily 10 cents, weekly club rates, one year in advance $1.00, outside county $1.25. Office lines and address given.
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Journal
Lawrence Republican
State Journal
Herald of Freedom
Lawrence Tribune
Lawrence
Associated Press
Kan-sas
the Journal
Jormal
Omice
Lawrence, Xa
A Positive GURE Uae wel furs A Positive GURE
A Positive mentions GURE and a reference to wel furs with repetitions. The brief item highlights a positive note tied to GURE and a repeated phrase indicating emphasis or branding. Entities include GURE as a key term and possible regional identifiers.
Metropolitan Opera preparations amid earthquake aftermath
A fragmented notice details Met Opera performances resuming after a San Francisco earthquake, mentioning dates in April and a citywide effort involving unions, merchants, and officials. It notes Brown, Danis, and Elliott among participants and references a Poultry and Garden Fence sale and a council candidate announcement in Lawrence.
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Hinsaerg
Utterteen
Ageil
Sabi
Ce Metropolitan
Opera Thais
San
Fragments From a Hot Day Inspire Fatal Moment
A garbled report recalls a person named Dudie Le Compie travelling west of LawWerk as heat waves swelled. He believed the earth burned and resolved to die, amid a scene of feverish confusion and overheated townsfolk.
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Dudie le Compie
Lawwerk
Speech misfires on Barta premises in political strain
The remarks from Mr. Barta present a firm speech from his stance but rely on flawed premises. He argues about two political systems and asserts Roosevelt aimed at policy rather than Burton personally, suggesting a broader political division without naming specific charges or outcomes.
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Barta
Roosevelt
Burton
At the Theater Farce Heads to Saturday Show
The annual appearance of a long running funny farce is planned for Saturday night at the Bowersock Opera House. Manager Geo W Heath recalls an Louisville critique noting no reason for touring further. A reporter once visited the theater office while the count was being done.
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Bowersock Opera House
Geo. W. Heath
Louisville
SEE KREHRIEL AND CREW MENTIONED IN AD BLURB
Classified ad fragment lists property buying selling renting options and a real estate note. Mentions Snap No 98 12 room modern home lot 645330 feet with price 4000 from G H Smith Harness Store. Also notes wagon and buggy harness business at 830 Mass street and a gas fitting service by E R Learned at 107 West Henry with furnace work and orders via 1101 Kentucky street.
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E. R. Learned
West Henry
Kentucky Street
New Plumbing Establishment Opens In City
Tom prepared to do all kinds of plumbing gas fitting and related work. Orders promptly attended to first class work guardfeed. Fred Olson Hume Phone a7 12 New York St Bell phone 1808. The King Hotel 851 Vermont St under new management Mr and Mrs John Shields Ottawa Kans refurnished all rooms in first class shape seek patronage.
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Tom
Fred Olson
Hume
York St. Bell
the King Hotel
Kine
Vermont St
John Shields
Ottawa
Kans
Beaten for Treasurer and Local Business Notices
Fragmented OCR lists various small leases near Lawrenten, references Henry G. Patsons insurance, University Meat Market, Park Grocery, Woodward & Durr proprietors, and multiple shop notices. Contains garbled names and ads for clothing, pickles, and groceries, with no coherent single event.
L. RICH Awnings Tarpaulins Agent and Photographic Studio
An advertisement lists L. Rich as an agent for awnings tarpaulins and a photography studio with Miss Juno B. as photographer at 153 Penne St and G15 Mass St. requests orders left at Vic Johnson Photographs and home contact numbers, inviting repairs or upholstering of furniture by J. Keil at 19 W. Warren.
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L. Rich
Penne St
Vic Johnson
Lawrence
Juno B
Mass
St. Bell
J. Keilman
W. Warren
FOR SALE Broad items and farm pieces in Kansas market
For sale and wanted notices list coal wagons, harness, sheds, scales, office safe, and various horse breeding details. Includes Dick Patek at Lamb's stable March 30 to April 1, and postings for maids, stenographers, tailors, farm labor, and farm gear. Several properties and business offerings appear, with locations in Lawrence and surrounding areas.
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Des Bell Phone
Russell Sparks Co
Silver
Novar
Walkil Wilkes
Dick Pate
Dick Patek
Lamb's
Lawrente
Patehen Wilkes
Lawrette
For Sale and Rent Notice Mix in Alabama and New York
Auction style listing shows a four year old roadster horse and a two year old mare colt for sale along with harnesses wagon and buggy. Rental notices include a ten acre farm two miles west of town and upstairs space on Mass Street. Contact G W Watts Dr Harvey and Tivkens for inquiries in varied locations New York St and Mass St.
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G. W. Watts
Alabama Street
Harvey
T. Bell Phone
Bell Phone
Livestock Auction Notice and Property Sale Details
Livestock auctioneer advertises open dates at Trouville and Whreider’s jumper yard with phone contact J N Harsbberger. Properties offered include 1 to 2 acre parcels near Lawreves, Ohio, and real estate with prices around $87 per acre, plus homes listed as 2 to 5 rooms on hill sites. Frank Gee of 500 Mass. Sr. signs as contact.
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Trovillo
Whreider
Jumber Yard
J. N. Harsbberger
Namby
Lawreves
Lita
Ohio
Surbalain
Frank Gee
Mass
Sutton Farm Stallions Offer Attract Attention In Kansas
Sutton farm in Lawrence Kansas advertises live stock sales featuring Tatger 2 and Hambleton bred sires. Detailed terms include $15 to insure and $20 for late payments with horses priced from $75 to $200. Notable animals claim strong pedigrees and suitability for breeding, urging buyers to inspect in Bunssel County.
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Sutton Farm
Ais FT
Pity
Floris Wille Sasares
Leu Strauss
York
Yosaya
Niki
Bunsell
Russell
Hassell
Inmure
Kansas
Charles E. Sutton
Lawrence
Kans
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University Meat Market
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Hugh Blair
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