Untold Injury and Kidney Cure Advertisement
Fragmented OCR describes back pain leading to urinary disorders and diabetes, citing a Lawrence resident James McCreath and a Dow's Kidney cure. It promotes Foster-Milburn Co medicines, and includes deafness cure claims by Cheney & Co with Hall’s Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Lawrence
James McCreath
Tennessee St
Lawrenc Kan
Dow
Foster-Milburn Co
Hullales
New York
Dean
Lodge and Bryce Speech On Organic Law And Pilgrims
In Leavenworth Times coverage of a corner stone laying in a Texas town Ambassador Bryce and Senator Lodge cite Pilgrim Fathers and the organic law concept. Lodge lauds the Mayflower legacy and urges obedience to law and the constitution as protector of liberty while cautioning on modern doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ineaumert
St Drsy
Lryee
Pilgram
Exeland
Senator Lodge
Mr. Bryce
Jess
Meyer
Guardias
Leavenworth Times
His Dest Ond Mother Ald Mother Who Is Now
The fragment hints at a historical notice mentioning a mother and an immediate relation. Readable elements show a troubled phrasing likely describing kinship and possible custody or inheritance context within a local pubic notice. Further text needed for precise card.
Fragmented notice hints at missing poison investigation details
Fragmented text shows investigators silent on poison disposal and a case involving a death. The snippet mentions an area near Kansas and Missouri with references to parents and fear, but the garbled lines obscure clear names, dates, or outcomes. The readable bits suggest an unresolved public safety inquiry and unknown authorities.
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Promoted For Digestive Ailments
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for indigestion dyspepsia and weak stomach with sour risings foul breath and poor appetite. It claims the product uses natural ingredients from American medicinal roots and notes its antiseptic nutritive soothing properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
October Burr McIntosh Monthly Preview
A fragmentary notice reviews the October Burr McIntosh Monthly with mentions of engravings, portraits, and photographic work. It notes a focus on beauty and historic press figures, claiming exciting visuals and references to New York publishing elements.
Notice to Our Customers About Safe Remedy Claim
Foley's Toney and Yar for courts vetils sued June troubles not iteet by the National Pare Fond aml Yeu law as it comtaits aphites or wher harmful droga. Safe remedy for children and adults described by Betrber & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Pare Fond Aml Yeu
Betrber & Son
Kansas Agriculture and Western Prairie Resilience
The article chronicles Kansas farmers adapting beyond corn and wheat, turning to grazing and cane crops after harsh winds and drought. It highlights the buffalo grass era, the shift to cattle, and the region’s wealth per capita, noting historical relief efforts and literary references from regional observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slanwner County
Kanews
Pines
Pettler
Miara Theers
Salina
Murehiuses
Arlo Bates
George
Kansas
The October Atlantic Monthly catalog notes
The October Atlantic Monthly features the first installment of Rose Lead by Miss Mice Brean and a range of articles and literary pieces. It highlights works by Linisa Lane McCrady, George Mc Stratton, Edward Mswertit Rux, and Alexander Van Noyes, plus Mary Argyle Taylor on Italian industries for women and W A Gill on Henry James. The issue promises stories and sketches including The Muskrats are Brilling by Dallas Lore Sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Lili
Linisa Lane McCrady
Hrillant
Alexander Vana Noyes
Mary Argyle Taylor
W. A. Gill
Henry James
James F. Muirhead
United States
S. M. Francis
Dallas Lore Sharp
Williams on a Long Tramp Suing over Railway Work
W. E. Williams, once a city resident, sues during a long trip alleging hazardous railroad inspection work. The report notes his critique of violet conditions and the conduct of peers, hinting at systemic deficiencies and possible public safety concerns across several state lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Williams
Williams
Ieli
Plover
Puddin
Mar Witikaas
Isis
Seemaraey
Wiliseas Wits
Special Sessions and Paroles in Lawrence Journal 1907
Historical notes describe Kansas special sessions under governors including Bailey and Parmer, with mentions of relief efforts after floods and references to a 1907 parole process. The piece weaves political context, social commentary, and brief notices from the Lawrence Daily Journal.
Countsy to Hear Electric Line Franchise Application In Two Weeks
The council postponed hearing the electric franchise application until two weeks hence. Reports rushed through the meeting. Several items referred to committees including sewer and street work. Ordinances passed to open streets, annex Naskell Place, grade Indiana street, and establish basins. The Electric line ordinance was referred and a two week report ordered. Council adjourned until Oct 26 with routine bills approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.oa. Keeler
Ciry
Ter Ad Measuers
Uxide
J.D. Poname
Kentucky Street
Geir
Lones
Board of Education
Tudianat
Nathan [Enshaw
Quincy Street
Graeber Bros
Winckney Street
Pinckney Street
Souith
Ohio Street
Naskell Place
Lawrence
Indiana Street
Committee
Alliss
Enseld
Louisiana
Winthrop Streets
Kasold
Michigan Street
Pinckney
Elliott
Alee
Orino Laxative and Roosevelt Taft Debate Paper
A historical page fragment touts Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup to aid digestion and brighten complexions while lauding Roosevelt against Taft. It cites Barber & Son drugstore endorsements and hints at political tensions over presidential choice. The text mixes health ads with political commentary and weather notes about a frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orino
Barber & Son
University Notes Highlight Matinees and FootbalL Additions
University notes review Arts schedule with Gilbert and Sullivan Patience performances on December 12 and 13. Juniors defeat Freshmen 3 to 1 with two drop kick field goals. Harger lectures on Ends and Aims of a Newspaper. Bleachers at McCook Field to be expanded to 4,000 seats. Long Chapel events and Presbyterian Board speaker Robi Speer noted. Fine Arts recitals promise eminent artists including Edward Baxter Perry Rudolf Ganz, Miss Agnes Lapham and Harold Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Fine Arts
Gilbert and Sullivan
R. E. Ridenour
C.M. Harger
Harger
University
McCook Field
Prices Climb As Winter Brings Higher Food Costs
Lawrence shoppers face record winter grocery bills with 15 to 40 percent higher prices than last year. Groceries, fruit, butter, eggs, bread, and dairy items rise as the pure food law tightens adulteration controls. Canned goods and dried fruits surge, tomato and prune prices jump, and California dried fruit trade halves due to sulfur restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lawrence Bakers
California
Pacific Coast
Kansans urged to buy tickets on trains under new fare rule
Topeka Kansas attorney GF Grathin urged the public to purchase tickets instead of paying cash on board under a two cent fare plan issued by the railroad board. The move aims to prevent cheating and ensure passengers can travel with proper proof of payment, with regulators and railroads now in court over the order.
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Topeka
Kans
Get
Grathin
Safe Board of Railroad Commninsto
Ivatraw
Anu
Triare
Kateas
Board of Railroul
Rairoads
Board of Carly Commissioners
Wsanl
J. Combine
Health
Uckr
Unclear fragmentary report on maritime legal matters
Incomplete OCR note references a ship, a December timeline, and unspecified parties. The text mentions a state authority and law, with unclear names and actions. The fragmentary content lacks readable details to identify persons, places, or events.
Real Estate Transfers in Kansas City Area Courts
Real estate transfers involve multiple filings with names including James Lair and spouse of Ballwin transferring Lot 49 on College Street in Biadwin Kansas to Wo AL Shussi. Arist Caugh and spouse of Willow Springs Two in Douglas county to Aul nn and spouse of Laurence Lot 63 on Pennsylvania St. in Lawrente Kansas. the Lenyglas county transfer from Just Two and spouse to Harvey Morris for two thousand dollars. properties described with blocks and lots in Kliek 6 South Layrenev.
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Warkasty
James Lair
Ballwin
Wo AL Shussi
College Street
Biadwin
Kansas
Arist Caugh
Willow Springs
Douglas County
Aul Nn
Laurence
Pennsylvania
St. Lawrente
Thes OW
Tive
Just
Lenyglas County
Harvey Morris
Hol
Kliek
South Layrenev
Woman seeks separation and doctor warns death in two years
Fragmentary clipping includes an elderly testament of illness and remedy claims for Foley's Kidney Cure from Peter Fry of Woodruff Kansas, plus a notice of final settlement in the Elizabeth B Cox estate with W E Spalding as executor seeking discharge and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Fry
Woodruff
Waynesburg
Foley
Barber & Ben
Lawrence Daily Journal Oet
Elizabeth B. Cox
Douglas County
Kansas
W. E. Spalding
Notice to Margaret Forsythe in Lawrence property suit
In Douglas County Kansas Martha Charlton Edwin L Charlton Emma J Meade and Katie Ewing sue Margaret Forsythe and Mary Stewart to quiet title to lot 32 on Ohio Street Lawrence Kansas The defendants must answer by November 14 1907 or the petition will be granted as prayed and title will be settled in favor of the plaintiffs and Mary Stewart. J H Mitchell and Bishop Mitchell attorneys for plaintiffs Henry H Asher clerk district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal
District’ Court
Douglas County
Kansas
Martha Charlton
Edwin L. Charlton
Emma J. Meade
Katie Ewing
Margaret Forsythe
Mary Stewart
State of Kansas
Edwin T. Charlton
District Court
Dougllas County
Ohio Street
Lawrence
A. D
J. H. Mitchell
Bishop & Mitchell
Henry H. Asher
Clerk District Court
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Cheney &A
Toledo
Lingeists
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Steandel
Lyzckusj
Goa
Cust
Hank
The
Ehib
Shyitchee
Hill
Burr McIntosh
Tuer Meliteh Monthly
Nes Ama All News
Rae Chet
Ai Tun
Neil Ative
Oda Elild Mueder
Dee
Mesurier
Weiss
Rare Publishing Company
Aete
Gruce
Ellery Channing
Anna E. Finn
the Atlantic Monthly
DSA
Simi
Tervssn Ps
Vornes Pemney
Dantary
Les
John A. Mirth
Gavernap J
Weelawdy
Willis J. Bailey
Niles
Amd
Pian
Lawrence Daily Daily Journal
Phillip Wright
Prison Board
James Downey
Lawrence Daily 2 Daily Journal
Laura Potts
Tony
Peesent Rat
Ewaneil
Mayer Barker
Wilmen Witter
Orr Lazer
Lindley
Wea
Houd
Uattehin
Vor
Eeessine
Union Puestle Vy Dln
New Thoopshire
Morris Streets
Hebert Murraw
Aduas
Kentucky
Grant
Danke
Cowleyott
Week Spalding
Jatve
Quiney Street
East Quincy Street
Roosevelt
Taft
Dr. King
Hoosevelt
C. P. Barber & Erence
University Notes
Railroad Board
Sudewick County
Jackon
Winfield
J. M
J. G. Johnson
Peabody
Mr. Johnson
Wichita
Cowley County
Johnson
Jackson
D. W. Cowden
H D. Lee Mercantile Company
Gray
Shiner
Missouri
Gaidin
Sheridan
Lind
Chicago
N.Y
Alpairs
Buecklen
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