The Journal and Lawrence press history overview
The Journal in Lawrence traces its origins to 1857 and its absorption of rival papers such as the State Journal and Herald of Freedom. By 1888 it published daily and weekly editions with Associated Press dispatches. Local subscribers could get weekly mailings. the paper boasted vast circulation and complete telegraphic reporting.
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Unscrambled Text Teases Name Drawing From Unclear Source
The fragment hints at a person or event with names like Tart Tame and Tite and Hoosgevett declaring intentions to challenge a result. Details are obscured, making precise identification difficult.
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Minetay
Iveseydt
Express companies face public sentiment shift
The piece notes public sentiment against express firms and states that no more shipments will be carried by C. V. Kener and others. It reflects a broader recognition of changing views toward express services and their practices.
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C. V. Kener
Seana
Jury Hears Doubtful Valued Possession Case
A six man jury heard a case concerning possession of a doubtful value item before a justice yesterday. The jurors were out all night and details of their deliberations remain unclear.
Fragmentary 1900s Journal Passage on Politics and Breakfast Customs
An unclear historical fragment discusses contact with the constable, breakfast duties, and factionless contributions. It references public office candidates, Roosevelt Taft La Follette, and reactionaries, noting support for the public against special interests and a evolving political stance.
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Winland Vine
Roosevelt
Taft
LaFullette
Wichita Eagle frames generous beer gift for governor hopeful
The Wichita Eagle notes a liberal beer gesture to Lo Davidson as a stance for reform and decency. The piece criticizes party leaders and candidates, arguing Republicans must respond with a tone that appeals to public sentiment and supports market and rail concerns without endorsing any single figure.
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Wichita Eagle
Lo Davidson
Mr. Davidson
Harris
Stand for Something in State Senate Campaign Speeches
Vague fragments discuss reform, vote, and statements by Mr Stubbs and supporters. The text mentions public welfare, elections, and reform principles, with emphasis on who should represent reform and public interest in the state senate race.
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Sophie
Elaine
Mr. Stubbs
Poli
State Senate
Stubbs
Min Stubbs
Stubbis
Texas Wonder Cures Kidney Bladder and Rheumatic Ailments
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles with a two month by mail course for $1. Dr. E. W. Hall markets the remedy from 2926 Olive Street St. Louis Missouri and invites testimonials.
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Texas Wonder
E. W. Hall
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Track Meet Sparks Anticipation At Local Meet
Readers anticipate a lively athletics day as teams advance entries and spectators expect strong performances. Officials note growing interest and a crowded schedule with events led by noted athletes and visiting competitors.
Reunion of August and brother at Wichita visit
A fragmentary local item recalls August Karl weather and family in Wirthing with his brother Alfred. August traveled from his home to Wichita to deliver brick, meeting Alfred in a friendly reunion that lasted several days before August returned home. Also noted are a Swede woman Mrs Johmsen and a divorced Mrs Jackson, plus a small classified line for pansy plants at Hick's Greenhouse, North Lawrence.
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Wirhing
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Alves Elubiner
Amd
Karl Weathar
Glerloch
Carl Johmsen
August No
Jackson
Sine
August
Har Sether
Trek
Yin
Alfred
Local Groceries and Fresh Produce Pioneer Opens Market
Wm Messenheimer offers a full line of groceries vegetables and fresh meats at 45 New York Street with delivery by phone 114 Home and 1594 Bell. Miss Juno B Shane excels in baby photography at 615 Massachusetts Street with Bell 614 Home 876.
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New York St
Juno B. Shane
Mass
Bell
Home
Fred Olson
New York
Park Grocery Store Ad by Woodward and Hurt
Woodward and Hurt proprietors offer groceries, fresh and salt meats, Beinz's pickles and sauer kraut. Contact numbers list two phones, No. 40 and address 1300 Msgs St.
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Woodward & Hurt
Beinz
Notice of Final Settlement in estate of Joseph Mendenhall
Henry E. Benson executor announces at the June 1907 probate term in Douglas County Kansas he will apply for a final settlement, request discharge, and seek allowance for services and attorney fees. The notice appears in the Lawrence Daily Journal dated April 28 1907.
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Lawrence Dally Journal
Joseph Mendenhall
Pro Bate
Douglas County
Kansas
Henry E. Benson
Lawrence
Waldo Tite
Hus.nees
Property rentals and sale listing at 729 Mass
Several properties to rent with rents ranging from 60 to 1500 dollars and a city property for sale for cash. The notice directs interested buyers to see Krehbiel & Crew at 729 Mass for details.
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Krehbiel & Crew
Mass
Local Advertisements and Services Listing Various Trades
Sewall's Chemically Pure Paints and related products offered by Kennedy and Ernst with plumbing and gas fitting services by Fred Olson. R. Rich advertises awnings and tarpaulins. Vic Johnson’s display. Original Windmill Grocery promotes fresh meats. Lawrence Transfer Co advertises storage. University Meat Market offers inspected meats at low prices. W.J. Francisco & Sons barn guarantees quality horses and rubber tired rigs with order handling by telephone.
Sutton Farm Stallions Offer in Kansas Championship Horses
Charles E Sutton of Lawrence Kansas advertises Percheron and Silver Heir stallions for sale and service at Sutton Farm. Listings include Hay Ferheron Stallion 16 hands high and Pride Percheron foaled 1904, with prices and terms. Breeding quality emphasized with notes on dam lines, price ranges for yearlings, and insurance conditions.
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Caernie
Prince Arthur Jerome
Stallian
Fea
J.T. Schwalm
Sutton Farm
Auteer
Alcantara
Severita
Alltle
Flore Switkes
Jou Struma
New York City
America
Trutger Mountain
Russell County
Eneh Heture
Russell
Ft Wa
King Russell
Inaure
Kangaa
Charles E. Sutton
Lawrence
Kans
Wanted Help and Goods for Sale Advertisements
A garbled aggregation of classified help wanted and sales notes. Listings mention wait staff at Hotel Eldridge, a woman for timily tasks south of Warren street, petebasy and quilts, calls to various numbers, brokers and commission lines, poultry buyers, carpet cleaning, and grain and seed potato sales. The fragmentary items reference multiple individuals and businesses including CF Clevenger and Williams Helm Commission, with scattered addresses and phone hints.
FOR SALE Various farm and property items advertised
Several brief entries advertise farm equipment and property for sale or rent. Items include lots on a Kentucky street with a tall frame house and trees, a Massachusetts street office and yard property, a four year old colt, a reined house with large barn and cistern, Lake View stock, a No. 1 work horse with wagon and tools, a 15 horsepower vehicle steam engine, and related contact notes and locations.
Open Dates for Trovillo Kreider Yard Services
Twenty years experience noted in yard services with contact for open dates at Trovillo and Kreider’s yard. Jimber yard location listed with phone number 34 J. N. Harsh berver provided for inquiries.
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Kreider
Jimber Yard
J. N. Harshberver
Probate notices identify heirs for David Got estate in Kansas
The Probate Court of Kansas identifies the surviving heirs for the estate of David Got who died recently. The notice informs interested parties to govern themselves regarding administration and claims by a specified date.
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Dogelas County
John Welly
Chawlas County
Kansas
Nant Quaithd
Rethy Tate Ginny
Kan
Manentrix
David Got
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