The Journal Lawrence Kans 1908 Thanksgiving editorial
A 1908 Journal issue from Lawrence Kansas discusses Governor Has Kell and President Bryan, noting Bryan’s opposition to Roosevelt’s senate, praising Kansas prosperity, and reflecting on student pranks and political rises. It mentions Idaho Governor Brady and Missouri Governor Hadley, with background on Hadley’s DeSoto origins and Brady’s Kansas ties. TakeDiapepsin.
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Kansas
Brady
Idaho
Hadley
Missouri
Herb Hadley
DeSoto
Johnson County
Lawrence
Jak
Theo
Abilene
Pucatelia
Quail Tuck With Mortgage Notice In Douglas County
Publication notice from Lawrence area court records describing Hugh Blair as plaintiff and Norman N Brown Jr Clare E Brown as defendants. It notes a $100 claim plus 7 percent interest from Feb 14 1903, costs, and an attached property description in North Lawrence to satisfy judgment. Defendants must answer by December 7 1908.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Douglas County
Kansas
Hugh Blair
Norman N. Brown, Jr
Clare E. Brown
Clara E. Brown
District Court
Lawrence
North Lawrence
Dougins County
L. O. Melntire
Lawr ence real estate partition and quiet title suit
Lawsuits in Douglas County Kansas involve L 0 McIntire seeking to quiet title to Lot 118 New York street Lawrence and to compel defendants to convey any interest. The case warned defendants to answer by January 2 1909 under Douglas County District Court, with party lists including Mr and Mrs Mark Pierson Ariel and others. Additional matter covers William Merys petition for partition of Lot 11 Block 7 Babcock addition at 1618 Kentucky Street Lawrence, with sale if partition impossible, and related notices.
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Henry Pratt
McIntire
Douglas County
Kansas
New York Street
Lawrence
Ebenezer H. Merys
Minnie Field
Lottie Sperry
Sarah Willis
Earl Merys
Minnie
Iell
Sarah
Willis
Willian’ Merys
Douglas
State of
Babcock
Kentucky Street
Ebeneser i. Merys
Aaid
Wealthy neckwear trends update in 1908 city print
The piece surveys 1908 fashion for knit silk ties and Ascot scarfs in dark solid colors, notes public demand, new crochet stitches, and high prices. It cites Dr. King's pills and DeWitt's Liver Pills, plus Barber & Son drugstore ads, and finishes with estate notice and local business notes.
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New York Sun
Dr. King
Barber & Son
England
Personal travel and visits span Kansas City area
The town sees numerous residents visiting Kansas City today and this weekend. Names include Mrs J B Shearer Mrs E Haworth Will Dyer and Miss Josephine Gay among others traveling between the city and Kansas City. Several locals plan visits with relatives and friends while attending events and church meetings in nearby towns.
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J. B. Shearer
Kansas
E. Haworth
Kansas City
Whitsed Leming
Will Dyer
Wichita
W. C. Lansdon
W. E. Dodds
Fay, Oklahoma
R. C. Johnston
Josephine Gay
A. J. Grifin
Edith Gritfin
A. Monroe
Lawrence
Lester Hopper
Dee Russell
Great Bend
McCrory
Gertrude Quick
Hazel Baker
Zulu Green
Baldwin
BE. E. Stauffer
A. L. Harris
Ross
Baumgartner
Eudora
Douglas County, Sunday School Association
Hens on a Strike Shocks Egg Market
The Grand and Amalgamated Order of Hens has begun its annual strike. Eggs sold fresh to commission men go for thirty cents a dozen, cold storage wholesale to grocers twenty five cents, while retail cold storage eggs reach twenty eight cents. Hens moult and farmers suffered flood losses, driving prices higher and threatening shortages.
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Grand and Amalgamated Order of Hens
Samuel Gompers
Floyd Lawrence Visits Registry to Learn the Place
Floyd Lawrence visits the register of deeds office to study the intricacies of the place he is about to fill. A second notable day passes as he continues his preparations amid the ongoing local work at the office.
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Floyd Lawrence
Register of Deeds’ Office
Keister's Ladies Tailoring College and Mrs. Prentisa Home Store
Final notice for the estate of William Brewer deceased creditors and all interested notified that at the Douglas County Kansas Probate Court on December ath 2008 we shall apply for final settlement and discharge of executors Ella Virginia Boener Henry Boener for our services and attorney fees and expenses incurred
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Naomi. Carter
Douglas County
Kansas
Carter
Lawrence, Daily Journal
Lansdon
Cael Ratherman
Lawrence
Lowsace
Altorney
William Brewer
Ella Virginia Boener
Henry Boener
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Kell
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J. B. Brownell
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Feraedae
Roosevelt
Bill Sincalter
Rome
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Congress
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Grocer
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Tex
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Mem St
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Resson
Mark Pierson
Ariel
Mr. A. Behell
Steele
Plaintiff
Kingdom of Heaven
United
Sitates
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Henry H. Asher
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U. S. Martin
DeWitt
O. P. Barber
C. P. Barber & Son
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Chen
Rusia
Rank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleason
Hall
J. Cheney
Toke Family
O. P. Barber & Son
E. W. Grove
O. P. Barber &On
Fred
W. Feie
Jackson Block
Byron Jones
Bramabot
Jaye
MIBS
Lena Radseky
Studio Peoples Biate Bank
Parker
George C. Brooks
Thane
KU. Gr
Conn Res
Aie Af Hd
PacStime Signe
Bears
Castoria
Set Furely
Robber
Lea C. G. Schulz
Keister’s Ladies’ Tailoring College
Maud Brockelsby
Mass
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J. WE
Bell Phone
B. B
Wiedemann
Sarah BE. Carrothers
American Sense
A. T. Suill Office
Op Staira
Jaedione
Hesters
Jeweley Stoer
Lawrence National Bank
Funda
United States Depository
Private Money Office
Lawrence Hugh Blaip
Lawrence House
G. A. Hamman
Dick Bros. Drug ‘Ture
Palmer
F. & Bennett
Francisco & Todd
Vermont Street
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