Crop Prospects Improve Across Nebraska Statewide
Secretary Coburn reports improved crop conditions across the state due to recent rainfall and favorable weather. Wheat prospects show an estimated 10 to 12 percent increase since the last update, based on letters from farmers and grain dealers.
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Coburn
State Agricultural Department
Cary Coburn
Nebraska
Kansas
Caldwell
Wietita
Colin Ds
Lis
Twine Makers Watch Wheat Prices Rise
Penitentiary officials investigate the diameter of a plant tied to a twine supply. Debi Brown says the prison holds 000,000 pounds of twine on hand as officials study wheat usage and future production plans. The aim is to secure steady twine supplies for next year while monitoring processing and costs.
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Debi Brown
Kansas
Tine
Tittely Beter
Lees
Public Notice in Douglas County Court Actions
In Douglas County Kansas QE Blake and Mary A Counts sue Mahl Adams Moravia M Adams Jane Williamson and others alleging ownership and possession of listed Baldwin City and Baldwin real estate. They seek quieting title and request defendants answer by June 11 1907 or judgment will be entered. Attest L S Stelle attorney for plaintiffs.
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yForst
Lawrence
Daily Journal
Douglas County
Kansas
Blake
Mary A. Counts
Mea
Mars M. Adams
Moravia M. Srr
Jane Williamson
Ner Mewrey
Devisees
Adex
Mary M. Adams
Tinglis County
Kants
Baker Street
Chapel Streets
Ninth Street
Eighth Street
Baldwin City
Stelle
Notice of Final Settlement in Russell Estate
Notice is given that Jonlab Russell executrix of Edward Russell deceased will apply to the Probate Court of Douglas County Kansas at the next term on July 1907 for allowance of services as executrix, attorney fees, and expenses, and will make final settlement and seek discharge.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Edward Russel
Douglas County
Kansas
Jonla B
Russell
Dean's Kidney Pills Public Testimony From Lawrence Citizen
Public statement from James McCreath a retired farmer of 929 Tennessee St Lawrence Kans endorses Dean's Kidney Pills. He notes relief from back and kidney pain after using a box bought at Dick Bros drug store and cites wife’s similar benefit. Sold by all dealers 40 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Dean's and take no other.
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Lawrence
Dean
James McCreath
Tennessee St
Kans
Pnan
Dick Bros
Lawrence Finishes First in Athens Drill Contest
Lawrence led Athens in a drill competition with a flawless performance and first place prize. Athenians dominated costumes and precision while Paola and St. Joseph placed fifth and fourth, each winning smaller cash awards.
Conquering Green Bags In Wheat Regions
Reports across Kansas indicate the green bags have largely ceased their depredations on wheat. A young rate and pest extermination aided by parasitic bees contributed to the decline. Bees helped but were not sole actors as shortages limited their impact. The pests are believed headed off in corn areas too.
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Kansas
A Hard Debt to Pay
G. S. Clark of Westfield Iowa writes of a debt of gratitude to Dr King for a life saving discovery. Both lungs were seriously damaged by disease, and a dramatic recovery followed a perilous illness.
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G. 5. Clark
Westfield
Iows
King
Social and Personal Items From the Kansas City Ledger
Bool Behe visits Kansas City and Mrs. FE week in Kansas with Violet Kroenert returning from Popeka. University events and dances noted, including a wellwear farewell at Piater-Al Aid Hall on May 2. Fraternal Aid notes include an AV Hote event on May 20 and a ball hosted by the Athens council. L. H. Perkins celebrates 25th anniversary with dinner and gifts. General Council meeting features a ball with about 150 couples and music by Buel's orchestra. Mrs. H. E. DonCarlos hosts a 12:30 block luncheon for women of Fraternal Aid. New Discovery cough remedy ad cements local commerce.
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Kansas
Violet Kroenert
Popeka
AL Metra
Cepheal
Ats City
Latier Elise
University
Piater- al Aid Hall
Gapnell Bradley
Arthur Chirk Bradies
L. H. Perkins
Nell Morris
F. M. Perkins
L. H. Perk
Fraternal Aid Association
FP. A. A. Hall
Pittsburg
Entertaining Council
Athens Council of
Lawrence
Buel
H. E. DonCarlos
General Couneil
J. B. Betts
Don Carlos
Swamp Root Promoted For Kidney and Bladder Trouble
An old advertisement extols Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It claims to restore vigor and calm nerves, notes wide prevalence, urges readers to mail for pamphlets and a sample, and provides purchase details and return address.
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Druge
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Ringhastion
N.Y
Local Wheat Outlook Amid Weather Woes and Trials
The Hartinsey News reports recent weather and pest effects on wheat across the region, noting poor yields and uneasy prospects for the season. Several officials discuss parasite activity and farm conditions while market conditions and remedies are touched upon. A separate health ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and pharmacy endorsements.
Remembering Jim Horton and old Kansas tales
James C Horton or Jim Horton, a Sunny Side raconteur, lived in Garnett and worked at the Lawrence express office opposite the Journal. He recalled riverfront dreams, rail lines to Leavenworth, and border days with humorous tales of judges, bandits, and a prank involving a fake corpse turning into a planter.
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James C. Horton
Jim" C. Horton
Jin Lane
Lane
Horton
My. Horta
Lawrence National Bank Gow
Journal
Garnett
Mr. Horton
Jacob Pike
Tuel
Leaven, Worth
Kansas
Leavenworth
Hortan Telaner
Justin Court
Lawrence
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Cure for Consumption
An advertisement urging the public to fight consumption, the so called white plague, by using Foley's Honey and Tar. It claims the remedy cures coughs and colds and prevents consumption, urging readers to ask for Foley's Honey and Tar and to avoid unknown preparations. Barber & Son.
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Foley
Barber & Son
Purported Safe Remedy Under New Pure Food Law
Foley's Money and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is claimed not to be affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law because it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Barber & Son announce it as a safe remedy for children and adults. Frank Clark, jailed for grand larceny, is paroled after serving one year and five months. Charles E. Smith, "Chip," receives final pardon papers and is paroled after giving a satisfactory account.
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Foley
Barber & Son
Frank Clark
Charles E. Smith
Chip
Side car doors and a new vehicle design described
The article describes a novel side opening car with doors on the sides, highlighting its radical departure from prior models. It discusses the car's potential impact on hotel traffic, safety concerns about telescoping doors, structural strength, and the planned construction of the vehicle by a major company within about ten days, noting it resembles field tests used in earlier designs.
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Iit
Anstead
Eary Woo McKern
Craven
Wilkavet
Corntiar
Gervier
Union Pacific Time Tagle Goes East and West Listings
Notices from Lawrence Daily Journal and Daily Journal include final settlement for W. Vetaw estate with administrator Carl Phillips seeking probate court approval June 26 1997 and appointment of executrix for David Good estate in Douglas County Kansas April 25 1907 with notices to interested parties.
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Carl Phillips
W. E. Votan
Lawrence
Hannas
Lawrence Daily Journal
State of Kansas
Douglas County
David Gol
Donglas County
Kansas
David Good
Gettysburg Vet Praises Electric Bitters After Wounding
David Parker of Fayette New York who lost a foot at Gettysburg says Electric Bitters did him more good than any medicine. He had years of stomach trouble and spent much on remedies until using Electric Bitters. The tonic is touted for the aged weak, female health, and as a body builder with a guaranteed relief by Barber and Son druggist priced at 50 cents.
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David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
Barber & Son
Potatoes Face Fresh Trouble For Douglas County Farmers
Douglas County potato growers report persistent bugs threatening the crop. Despite extensive spraying efforts, the ground defense has yet to deliver satisfactory results.
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Douglas County
Reckless Chauffeur Described As Sntomaniac Belief
A brief, provocative remark characterizes a reckless chauffeur as a sntomaniac, suggesting dangerous driving behavior and a controversial mental state in a compact note.
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