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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1906
Page
2
The piece argues against railroads giving passes unless compensated, supports Reory Allen for Republican ticket and dismisses Hearst as NY governor candidate. It warns that party purity and a square deal in freight rates are needed to ensure honest competition and avoid special privileges.
Secretary of State C B Danton State Auditor James M Nation State Treasurer FLI Jackson Attorney General FLI Jackson Judges Supreme Court W Johnston B A Bureh Siles Portor C B Graven State Bugs C T Fairchild Insurance Charles Barnes Haeilroed Commissioners Wrack L Ryan C A Ryker George W Kenawal teecrae T A Neal Wet Congressm CHAS F SCOTT Od Allen County
The document lists candidates for county offices including Probate Judge Hugt Means County Attorney Tom Harley Deputy Clerk Frank Kerns Register of Deeds W Armstrong Clerk of Court BL Anher Superintendent QO Bowman Surveyor Lisyd Duffle Cerenae Carl Phillipe Representatives 13th and 14th Dist AC Mitehall and W BR Brubba Commissioner First Dist 16 Walten. The piece also notes early registration timing and references the ex Mayor Rose case with a reflection on patience and the outcome of his fight.
The piece extols outdoor life and the country’s vivid beauty. It describes ripening foliage, changing light, and scenes that refresh the spirit, urging readers to enjoy nature’s abundance and freedom from daily cares. It portrays the countryside as a living picture, ever changing and spiritually rejuvenating.
Wes, no air, and ag inviting as a spring to the desert. Go eat and ses the world as it is. Man may make money but they are oot' sooterding if they, fail to gather to the things of nature in the fall. There are, some things money cannot buy, and the beauties of nature head the list.
Clerks and judges must be trained on new ballot laws, including how a vote is counted when crossing tickets. Voters may mark more than one candidate in a column if they do not select two for the same office, and straight party voting remains possible with a single cross mark. The ticket header directs voters to indicate preference with specific marks.
Patrons praise the well patronized Women's Left room in the Presbyterian church effort. Out-of-town visitors use it late Saturdays, raising strain on repairs and funds for the matron with her small salary. A concert at the church aims to raise money for the Best room with Miss Clum performing. tickets 33 cents at the university sock store.
Dr E W Hall offers Texas Wonder at 2026 Olive Street St Louis MO. Claims cure for kidney and bladder issues and urinary troubles. Testimonials available by mail after two months treatment.
Arecord of a cold morning with fierce winds and fog from a northwest storm. Mosquitoes linger despite the cold and a health product advertorial appears. Local improvements include repaving Winthrop street to the Santa Fe depot and critique of magadam paving. Other items reference Ed Martindale leaving the Kansas City Fest and a Treasury Department notice approving banking extension for The Merchants National Bank of Lawrence.
A flood of wanted notices and sale ads from Lawrence area columns lists real estate needs from 10 to 80 acres near Lawrence, homelike buildings, and residences near the University. Also wanted are farm help, clerical tasks, a delivery wagon, a flat topped oak desk, and various household chores, with phone numbers for contact and several sale offers including ranch properties and eight to 18 lots with homesteads and outbuildings.
The document lists parcels: 600 acres in Dongina county, two requests for 100 acres in Douglas county, two requests for 80 acres in Douglas county, and a 6 acre parcel near Armitage and Smith.
Twenty years experience prying sale none? Sea mecow for open dates. Offer at Trovillo and Krelder's lumber yard. Phone 4. J. N. Hareh, barger.
A garbled listing shows rental ads for rooms and furnished spaces in various streets near the university and downtown. It also documents several lost items including a silver pendant, old watch, black leather wallet, and a navy blue balleta shirt. Rewards are offered for return of lost items.
A brief note describes a hat hospital concept where hats and garments are cleaned and repaired at low cost. It states 18% of hats or garments are cleaned and 7 will dye or clean them, aiming to restore items cheaply at 939 Massachusetts Avenue.
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