Post office lawrence ban fan afcond class matter
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate postal matter at Lawrence involving a ban on a class affair. No clear names or dates are readable.
30 Mar 1883
Page 1
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1883
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate postal matter at Lawrence involving a ban on a class affair. No clear names or dates are readable.
Lawrence comments on local election tensions with editors condemning the Head Center as a reckless editorials mock the party's line and accuse the paper of fanaticism while noting support for Mr. Bowersock among Massachusetts street businessleaders. A Parody book is praised as educational and entertaining.
A testimonial about Hop Bitters curing a long illness for which doctors failed. The reader is urged to be thankful for the medicine as reported by the papers.
Barber Bros offers Griggs Glycerine Salve claiming it cures cats bruises scalds burns wounds and all sores. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and prices at 25 cents per jar with weekly sales noted.
Advertises Illinois routes to Nashville, Jacksonville, and the South with Pullman palace cars and through connections. Promotes ticket offices in downtown locations and the saving of two to five dollars on through rates east of Chicago. Mentions Wells Health Bean and health claims in a fragmented ad text.
A Fort Worth periodical defends its stance on publishing temperance notices. It rebuts a female writer’s critique of the Journal’s coverage and support for the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, urging her to verify facts with older issues and Lawrence Journal records.
Mrs Euan McDoveat denounces the Head Center for false reports about her husband Dan McDongle. She insists he was ill for three months after a mining injury and died peacefully, supported by his family, not dragged to his grave as claimed.
The Colorado Mining and Discovery Company informs stockholders to attend the annual meeting at the Secretary's office 77 Massecaselatreet Lawrence Kansas on Monday April 2 1898. Election of directors and transaction of business will be on the agenda. Secretary Wins A Harrie signs the notice dated March 13 1833.
All persons may test the remedy at Barber Bros Drug Store with a free trial bottle. The ad claims the product cures consumption coughs colds asthma bronchitis and throat or lung ailments and promises a dollar-sized bottle’s value.
Hersford's Acid Phosphate and preparations of lime magnesia potash and iron prepared for easy assimilation to the body. Descriptive pamphlet offered free from Rumford Chemical Works Providence Rhode Island. S-27déwlw-
The Oldest Crockery House in the State offers a large stock of china glass and queensware plus silver plated ware lamps chandeliers and looking glasses. It promotes low prices and claims to sell the most goods cheapest in the state.
A Middlesex publication warns that neglect or haste in caring for children leads to disease and death. It cites the Thomas family tragedy where three children died of illness, later praising Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. The piece urges vigilant childhood monitoring and proper remedies for kidney and liver health.
A broad catalog of farms and houses for sale near Lawrence Kansas with plots ranging from 40 to 960 acres. Listings note frame houses from four to eight rooms, barns, orchards, wells, and fences. Prices vary from 650 to 4,000 plus terms. several large tracts are described with cultivation, timber, and meadow values. Contact No 4 Massachusetts Street Lawrence Kansas for details.
An advertisement touts Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tunic as a universal remedy curing blood disorders, liver issues, headaches, costiveness, and urinary diseases. It marketizes the tonic as the best appetizer and tonic, sold by Arber Bros for fifty cents per hottie.
Albert B. Risdon sues Bridget Risdon for divorce in Douglas County Kansas alleging abandonment over a year. Bridget must appear by April 7 1683 or petition will be taken as true and a divorce granted by default. Attorney W W Nrvion represents Albert.
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