Journal of Hepaldican Found in Absorbked State News
The Journal of Hepaldican outlines its origin and growth after absorbing a larger publication, detailing daily and weekly editions, circulation through Morrel, and a claim as the most complete weekly paper in Kansas and Massachusetts era. It notes the Lawrence, Kansas address and October 21, 1907 date, with references to editors and local political figures.
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Hepaldican
Herald Joos
Mourrel
Lawrence
Journal
Aber
Kan- Ras
the Journal
Notable political figure learns fast in office
The article recalls a politician who, though initially seen as insincere, quickly learned the realities of state politics. It notes his rise to mayor and his effort to engage with local public figures, shaping policy and alliances as he gained experience.
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Parlysis
Nathaniel Yess Sega
Vey Patries
Railroad proposal ridiculed by The Journal
The Journal mocks the idea of a railroad commissioner riding a pilot or train. It notes an initial smooth start, then the train and track fail to agree, leading to a halt as the agreement yields no further movement.
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the Journal
Fragmentary OCR Note Tracks a Train Segment
The readable fragment hints at a moving track toward a train with uncertain details. It mentions dike, sense of doing and failing, holding on, and references to a pilot and breed a little. The text is heavily garbled and conveys no clear incident or event.
Fragmented Ledger of Public Discourse and Proclamations
A garbled article fragment discusses public sentiment and official statements. It mentions leaders and orders, with scattered references to officials, rhetoric about Jews, and a governor’s haste. The readable text preserves no clear event or location, offering a chaotic snapshot of political discourse.
Milburn and McKinley referenced in public record note
A fragmented public notice recalls Milburn and President McKinley in a defense context of a government suit. The text mentions a lawyer aid and the late president, with unclear sequence of events and locations due to damaged OCR.
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Dole Milburn
Millen
McKinley
Paattale
Melinley
Easily Cured Home Mixture for Kidney and Bladder Troubles
A home remedy praised as a splendid treatment for kidney and bladder issues. The recipe involves shaking a mixture in a bottle and taking teaspoons with meals to relieve frequent urination backache and weakness. Claims include curing chronic rheumatism and improving urinary symptoms, with cautions about safety and sourcing from a local druggist.
Fairlane Rooms and Restaurant Ad by Sinclair
William T Sinclair promotor of real estate loans and insurance offers reliable abstracts of title and mortgage loans. Telephone Bell 398. Located at 704 Massachusetts Avenue.
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H. Menger
Massachusetts Street
Fhone
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Sinclair
Telephone Bell
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Wanted ads show steady work and sales notes in Lawrence
A dense column of early 20th century want ads from Lawrence listing daily wages and jobs. Entries include men wanted for work, farm buyers, housework help, and various sales offerings. Merchandise for sale covers stoves lamps furniture locomotives and creamery equipment with contact names and phone numbers.
Missouri grid game debated over venue and dates
Missouri officials haggle over where to host a key football game this year and next in Lawrence. Man r Lansdan expects a settlement soon as Kane sas end quarrels persist. The game may be arranged promptly with St. Jay pledging strong attendance and support.
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Manr Lansdan
Lawrence
St. Jay
R C U Elects Officers At Meeting
State officials of the Women Christian Temperance Union select Klara Untehinson as president and Winlil as treasurer. Mrs. Jehelh Baldwin is named recording secretary with Mrs. Alice Yous as corresponding secretary. meeting held to organize local leadership.
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Tae Hutehiuweliye
Jehelh. Baldw
Alice Yous
Incomplete Postal Strike Instructions Clarified
Scrambled fragment reports confusion over postal strike terms. The union and management are said to have reached a temporary accord, reducing delays but leaving some routes uncertain as officials push for a lasting settlement.
Oklahoma vs Topeka football game report
A chaotic recap notes Oklahoma shut out in the first game, a one sided contest from start to finish. Washburn’s strong play against the Indians sparks confidence in an unusually tough team, while overall football prospects appear dimmer than expected. The piece also references Texas Wonder and a misfit advertisement.
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Oklahom
Haskell
Topeka
Washburn
Tndians
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Unusual Street Meeting Draws City Crowd
A Lawrence Saturday night scene shows an open air Salvation Army gathering after a tent meeting. The enthusiastic turnout drew attention to the Salvation Army’s work in town per a Journal report from October 4, 1907, noting broad interest beyond the congregation.
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Lawrence
Salvation Army
Local notices of lost and found items in Lawrence
In Lawrence, a ladies gold watch with Waltham movement and owner name on back, Tena Adams, reward for return to Journal office. Also a Theta Fraternity pin on Mass Street near Quincy and Winthrop, return to J. E. Riggs for reward. A mechanical drawing net found between Santa Fe depot and water works, reward, 304 Indiana St. A ladies ring with set found at 1105 Louisiana Street.
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Waltham Movement
Tena Adams
Quincey Or
Mass Street
Quincy
Winthrop
Theta Fraternity
J. E. Riggs
Santa Fe
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Proposals for Sewers and Concrete Bridge in Lawrence
City of Lawrence Kansas invites bids for furnishing materials and construction of a lateral sewer from New Hampshire street front at Adias street to Morris street, about 500 feet of pipe, and a lateral sewer in Pinkney and Mippi streets with 400 feet of pipe plus 220 and 8 inch pipes. Also a concrete bin row with reinforcers. Plans available at city office. Certified checks required. Bids due October 10, 1907. The city reserves right to reject any or all bids. Cemetery is not continuous.
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Oolice
Lawrence
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Adias Street
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Sten Martin and Verhayes Une in a tense standoff draw
A garbled report hints at Sten Martin and Verhayes Une amid a tense confrontation. The text references bets, fear, and a crowded scene as men face possible repercussions while seeking a chance in their prime.
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Lawrence notices and rental ads from 1907
A collage of early 20th century classifieds and legal notices includes rental ads for a nine room modern use property near the university at 640 Ind., furnished room rentals at 1414 Tennessee St. and opposite the post office at 210 E. Winthrop St., plus a public notice in Douglas County District Court about Martha Charlton et al v Mary Stewart et al regarding Lot 32 on Ohio St. in Lawrence. The notice warns appearance by November 14, 1907, and lists the case details and court actions.
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Kansas
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Edwin J. Charlton
Emma J. Meade
Katie Ewing
Margaret Forsythe
Mary Stewart
State of Kansas
Edwin L. Charlton
Douglas County
Ohio Street
Lawrence
Margaret, Forsythe
Mass
Afra
Lawrence Invegiment Co
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