Taft support in Kansas highlighted in Journal
The Journal editorial page surveys Governor Taft's Kansas visit and Republican strength in the state. It stresses loyalty to a square deal, defends Taft's character, and notes farmers face price concerns amid political shifts while praising Kansas enthusiasm for the president. It mentions Hearst connections and local political commentary with references to Bristow and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bristow
United States Senate
Taft
Senate
Mr. Taft
America
Kansas
Plainspoken schoolhouse humor echoes in old debate
A fragment notes coarse jest about boys and girls, with a line about chasing and rejoicing by the boy in the discussed decision. This terse excerpt hints at social norms and gender banter in a historical setting, reflecting attitudes of the time.
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bin Tate
Jayhawkers blank St Marys in hard fought game
Kansas Jayhawks dominate the Catholic St Marys team 24 to 0 with strong line play and steady ball control. Key runs by Warring and Bunddulged forward progress, Deplene adds goals and Caldwell, Carlson, and Reed contribute on offense and defense amid injuries and punting exchanges.
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Marys
Awkers
McCook
Jayhawkers
Ste Mary
Reed
Kansas
Ataveln
Deplene
Sebre
St. Marys
Cathulics
Une Jayhawk
Wey
Duwas Coal
Caldwell
Moguie
Curbing
Tounay Duba
Falte al U Ead
Jeng
Ly Day Lam
St Maury
Dahleie
Johnson Gid Carlson Celade
Easant
Seure Kinst
Ste. St. Marys
Dockery
Stevenson
Garlson
Fur al Foteldaten
Jeplene
Sire
Ramnitsyts
St Marys
Botud
Titus Awaile
Doingin
Bondie
Nansis
Kansas Dairy Scores Prompt Federal Review
Dr. L. T. Whittaker of the government agricultural department investigated Kansas dairy conditions. Dairy Commissioner D. M. Wilson surveyed the state, finding scores ranged from 25 to 87 with a target of 100 for sanitary perfection. He noted Kansas cities relied on the cleanest possible sources before leaving for Washington.
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Kansas
Whittaker
L. TI. Whittaker
Government Agricultural Department
Washington
D. M. Wilson
Youth conference notes and city views in Wichita
A Wichita report outlines a November youth conference addressing juvenile court judges and reform plans. Officials discuss city governance changes, drainage meetings, and local civic efforts, with Leavenworth described as a dead city before new governance.
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Wichita
Margaret Hilt
Cosevare Dudge
Richard Tut
Fohe
Colorado Juvenilu Vain Ivdinseu
FOR RENT AND LOST NOTICE IN JOURNAL LISTINGS
Descriptive classified items show trains schedules for Eastern and Western routes with rent notices for furnished or unfurnished rooms. Also ads for a furnished modern house in West Lawrence and a lost pair of black driving gauntlets with contact details. The fragment includes references to multiple small notices such as local rentals and equipment for sale.
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Selulz
Lawrence National Bank
yourRinner
West Jeury St
Owen
St. Bell Phors
Por Bent
West Lawrence
Journal of
Fred L. Morris
Evans-Metcalf Imp. Co
North Side River Plan Seen As $14 Million Fix
Douglas county residents hear of a Kansas City idea to change the river course at a cost of 14 million dollars. An engineer says the plan, though small in scope, could solve Hood river troubles by diverting the stream. Local supporters are urged to fund the sum to implement the plan along the north bank.
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Hall
I F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Vy Druggista
Leavenverih
White School House
Grant Township
Board of County Commissioners
J. T. Curbey
Eldridge House
Curbey
Call and See
Douglas County
Kansas City
Address directory extract for residents and services
Listings show residents and properties: 1041 Winebell A T on Main, 1144 Wood E F feed and sales stable on New Hampshire, 2160 Woolsey E P F Mrs on Tennessee, and 2297 Younger Zoella Mrs on New Jersey. Contains multiple street numbers and names with no explicit events or narratives.
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Missouri & Kansas Telephone Direct
Igs
Allphin
Lydia
Res
Luliana
I— Anderson
J. T. Res
Michigan- Mainutd
Anderson
W. L. Bakery
Massachusetts
Asher
Henry H
Maine
Austin
Barkdull
J. Q
Vndigna
Babb
David
New Dlampshire
Beekman
Walter Airs
Vermany
Borlen
Hattie Res
TH Vellent
Treekelsby
Maul Miss
College Too
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W. B
J. UL Rev
New Hampshire
Brookens
Edwin E
All Thy Res
Kentucky
Beatty
Mt. E. S
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Sa Kenocky
Chambers
J. L
I. L
Tie
Tennessee
Chinn
Well
Farm
Lily—Corp
Clarke Florence G
Dalilene
Oscar
Lew
Miss
Joa
Livilhiss
Lewis Ayres
Hopking
John WD
Pennsylvania
Tornaday
C. C
Humphrey
Gorsyeh
Hulee
A. G
Wat—Jackson
I Louis
Johnson
Florence BR
Jhusa
Tom
Alwhanna
Edinson
Elmer Murs
Kenturky
Zsidon Il
Elewelyn
Yemv
R. S
Lecumptonty Theo. J
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Lillie
Jersey
Mettner
Jay Arrenals
Toseanot
Rhode Island
Main
Quincy
Mitler
Tenne
Alabama
Morrow
Ousdahl
Real Estate Transfers and Tax Deed Notices
Adolph Lotz Jr and wife Eudora convey N 42 feet of lot 4, block 181 to Servey P W Wilson for 120. Douglas County transfers to Wm T Sinclair tax title deed for 13.52 covering lots 197 and 199 east street North Lawrence. Card notes refunds for Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs and lung issues. genuine product in yellow package.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
District Court of
Douglas County
Kansas
Wolfgang Mosebaar
Lein Rapp
John Rapp
Ernst Herberg
John Ringhoffer
Ringhoffer
Heinrich Clausing
Wolfgang Mosebaur
Anid Cot
Adolph Lotz, Jr
Eudora
P. W. Wilson
Douglas
Wm. T. Sinclair
East Street
North Lawrence
Remembering the Civil War and a Health Tonic
Fragmentary text cites David Parker of Fayette and a Gettysburg reference. It mentions Electric Bitters as a tonic that cured stomach trouble, claiming personal effectiveness and recommending purchase at Barber & Bon’s. The passage also nods to wartime sentiments and a wedding day adage.
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David Parker
Fayette
Gettysburg
Amore
Barber & Bon
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China
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Triumph Phonograph
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