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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1907
Page
2
Fragmentary text references candidates and politics, mentioning Labollette and Pierce, with notes on public sentiment and ceremony. The garbled copy limits clear facts, but conveys a tense view of leadership, taxation, and civic duty amid church and state themes.
Fragmentary note argues that a primary election underpins political procedure and rejects machine politicians. It suggests that some see primaries as essential for fairness, while others deem them unnecessary or unsuitable for entrenched interests.
Fragmented political sentiment in Oklahoma as Republicans dispute the proposed constitution amid broader calls for reform. Amid criticisms of partisanship and public service, editorials urge restraint and a focus on delivering the best governance for the state.
Ancient advertisement touts Herpicide as a remedy for thinning hair with claims of stopping hair loss after destroying the germ, roots shooting up new growth, and samples offered by The Herpicide Co. Detroit Michigan. Claims include two sizes priced with a one dollar option via Woodward & Co. and druggists widely selling the product.
A home remedy blends Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Kargon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla to cleanse blood and aid kidney function. Readers are urged to follow the mix, with dosing after meals and at night, as advised by physicians.
Fragmented 19th century advertisement text lists many businesses including Kennedy Ernst Lawrence Transferro and University Meat Market. Mentions carpet renovations and delivery services with vague contact prompts. No coherent event or outcome is evident.
A Baldwin Kansas letter from L. T. Marlin dated May 8 1917 appeals for subscriptions to support a rebuilding fund after a destructive incident. He notes the generosity of local friends and the community spirit to aid the Baker family and others, aiming to fund a larger, sturdier rebuilding effort and sustain benevolent work.
Public notice filed in Douglas county Kansas by Mary A Counts Mary M Ad Jane William Moravia and others seeking to quiet title to property on Baker street Chapel street and Ninth and Eighth streets Baldwin City. Defendants must answer by June 11 1907 or judgment by default will be entered.
A garbled early 20th century classified page lists multiple for sale items from Schwalm Percheron Farm and Sutton Farm Stallions. It mentions horses, carriages, farm tools, and real estate with various contact references in Kansas, including A. Whitalan and L. Righ agents, plus lines about renting flats and selling a workhorse and farm equipment.
Selling by mail for two months treatment at 1 dollar. Testimonials available from Dr E W Hall Saint Louis Missouri. Also nursery offerings include nasturtium pansy plants cinnamon vines madeira canna bulbs at Home Store 1105 Massachusetts Street Mrs Pren tiss. Associated Charities meeting scheduled in U S C A building Monday 13th inst 4 pm.
Readable ad notes a shipment of 14 qt dish pans and 2 dozen 6 qt kettles offered free with one can of baking powder. Store listed as Union Pacifi Tea Store at 921 Masa Phones 191.
An advertisement announces Fred Olson offering plumbing and gas fitting with prompt, first class work. It provides a Bell phone and address at 1229 New York St. and claims readiness to handle all related jobs.
Notice published in Lawrence Daily Journal April 16 1907 announces final settlement of the estate of Susan R Trimper. Alice Wynne executrix will apply at the June term 1907 of the Probate Court of Douglas County Kansas for allowance of executor services attorney fees and expenses and for discharge as executriz after a full settlement on June 4 1907 Lawrence Kansas April 16 1907
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