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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
3
An ad urges consumers to compare cigars by manufacturer, urging buyers to ask for Triangle A branded cigars. It emphasizes the American Cigar Company's guarantee of quality and invites critical comparison with other brands at the same price.
First published in a local paper April 17, 1907, this notice names AL Kelly deceased and announces the appointment of an administrator. It directs the interested parties to appear and submit claims or comply with probate proceedings within the designated period.
Notice invites proposals for furnishing fuel water timber and power services for a building project. The department reserves the right to accept or reject bids and to award contracts as deemed advisable.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a reminiscence of a Gettysburg veteran named Parker, with scattered lines about battles, medical care, and personal decline. The text mentions names and places in a faded manuscript style, but clear facts are few.
A reader from North Fle Street, praising Doan's Kidney Pills for relief from backache and kidney troubles. The testimonial claims prompt, positive results and recommends the product sold by dealers at 30 cents, with United States distributor names mentioned.
A garbled OCR passage discusses wheat transport costs in Kansas, referencing title, tonnage, and per mile pricing. It mentions purchasers, external factors, and travel implications for cement and oats, with unclear details about routes, markets, and profitability. The fragment lacks coherent facts but hints at pricing comparisons and state activity.
W B Brownlee and family thank friends for sympathy and services after the death of their son Weather Howard J Brownlee and note appreciation for floral offers and gifts received at the wedding event.
A historical advertisement promises one hundred dollars for a remedy for catarrh claimed to be cured by Ehal's Catarrh Cure. The notice targets druggists and retailers, urging them to distribute the product and promising rewards to sellers who carry the cure. The text reflects period marketing rhetoric and spelling variations.
Local notice touts Gentry Brothers Famous Shows in its 21st year of entertainment. Promises expert animals, thrilling acrobatics, and remarkable feats. Street parade set for May 10 at 10:30 a.m., shows at 2 and 8 p.m. in Antonio, where winter quarters are established.
J. G. Jenkins of Chapel Will, NLC, writes that Bucklen's Armmea Salve quickly eased a felon pain and healed it rapidly. The testimonial promotes the remedy as best on earth for sores burns and wounds and directs readers to Barber & Son's drug store.
A local notice reports complaints that several charges for services and hall rent tied to the March primary remain unpaid. The message details ticket allocations for candidates, committee assessments, and a total fund of 42.05 distributed to six supervisors and printing costs, with the chairman urging settlement of ward accounts and indicating payments were made in person.
Local hunters report jack snipe abundance with unusually thick flocks this season. Despite cold weather, many continue to pursue the birds while acknowledging limits as the open season for jack snipe and ducks ends tomorrow, after which birds move north for the summer.
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults. Barber and Son report a wife loses her temper and is surprised when she does not. The text notes many people in the same apartment building weigh little.
A scrambled report notes a weekly gathering among Jaluyeen Farmers to discuss aid and upcoming events. The notes reference Prem Hosedale and Senay trem St jis Poevitarter, with plans for a week Saturday meeting and a focus on financial matters and lists.
The readable text hints at a medical or pharmacological scenario involving acid in the blood and possible treatment or prescription terms. It references diagnostics, medications, and a troubled patient experience, but the content is highly garbled.
A vintage advertisement promotes Oring Laxative Fruit Syrup as mild and pleasant tasting. It claims no nausea or griping like pills and ordinary cathartics, aids digestion, and stimulates liver and bowels without irritation. Barber & Son urge remembering the name and refusing substitutes.
Final settlement notice for Susan R Trimper estate in Douglas County Kansas. Executrix Alich Wynne will apply June 4 for allowance of services and attorney fees, seek discharge, and file a full and final settlement with Probate Court. Public notice dated April 16 1907 in Lawrence Kansas.
By order of the district court of Douglas County Kansas Angie Farrington Clarke Ulekock Eva Sorter Frank Hickork Daisy Pete tish Wil ders Metralf Hugh iralr administrator of the estate of Losing K Taylor deceased sheriff’s sale to the highest bidder at the west front door of the courthouse Lawrence Kansas May 11 1907. Land described as northeast quarter and east half of west half of northeast quarter section 8 township 13 range 18 Douglas County Kansas. Lease subject. Sale to satisfy order. Sheriff John Woodward. Lawrence Daily Journal April 8 1907. Notice of intoxicating liquor permit hearing for pharmacy 900 Massachusetts Street Lawrence Kansas. Hearing May 15 1907 10 o’clock am. Petitioner Barker Perry Barber Partners O P Barber & Son.
First published notice from Lawrence Daily Journal announces that G. O. Lindley, a registered pharmacist at Locusta Pennsylvania streets in Lawrence Kansas, applied on April 7 1907 for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors for medical scientific and mechanical purposes and that the Probate Judge will hear the petition on May 2 1907 at 9 o clock a.m. in Douglas County.
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