Oldest Lawrence newspaper history and notes 1909
The Lawrence Journal notes its 1857 origins and status as the oldest paper in its region, detailing its ownership, daily Associated Press access, publication schedule, pricing, and scope. It also references political rumors and events around Kansas leaders and national figures in 1909.
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Lawrence Republican
State Journal
Herald of Freedom
Levy
Lawrence Tribune
Axes & Paper
Terry
Lawrence
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Prohibition Debate and Local Boomers in Bonner and Lawrence
The article surveys prohibition arguments from brewers and local advocates. Philo M Clark, a longtime booster, is highlighted for his vigor and influence in Bonner amid town growth and a looming cement plant issue. Lawrence reports record summer trade and expected fall prosperity. A Woodson county carnival tale and a misused eggs incident in Dalton are noted, with brief mentions of notices and ads interspersed.
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Philo M. Clark
Bon
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Bonner
Philo Clark
Woodson
Turento Republican
J.J. Stevens
Dalton
Stevens
Wil
McBride
Sully
Real Estate Transfers and Warranty Deeds Noted
Real estate transfer notices list parties Frank Strong and Lindley M Spray among others with claim deeds and warranty deeds. Beginning at a corner referenced as NE, the description mentions Grovener and a property in Douglas County near Orleans with Ella Celeste Piernay listed and a lot in Bews Add.
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Frank BO Strong
Ty Peter Nauks
Grovener
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Te Lindley M. Spray
Ui NE Cornet
Ventainins
Ella Celeste Piernay
Orleans
Douglas County
Bews
Fragmented political note on restraining executive actions
A sparse OCR snippet hints at tensions around Republican party actions and delaying tactics. It mentions time, attempt, and opposition without clear names or dates, implying a political debate or maneuver. The fragment lacks concrete facts for full context.
Fragmented text on party shifts and old ideas
The readable fragments discuss Republicans and progressives with references to old ideas and political change. It mentions populists and the notion of replacing old concepts, hinting at internal party tension and evolving political positions. No clear events or names emerge.
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Hay Spec, Co
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Woodward & CO
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Leamard Warns History Distortion Shapes Public Perception
Leamard notes that history is often distorted by initial impressions. He argues that people hear a point and accept it, then later recall a partial version as truth, shaping public understanding and memory.
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Dl Leamard
Governor Stubbs Visits Atchison On Train Stop
Governor W. R. Stubbs spent a Saturday afternoon in Atchison between trains while en route from Everest to Lawrence. He praised local farm prosperity and spoke about returning to Everest. He has been unable to read for over two months due to optic nerve injuries suffered years ago during a desert trip.
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Atchison
W. R. Stubbs
Lawrence
Everest
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Stubbs
Great American Desert
Thom Stubbs
Rural Carriers to Meet and Address September Schedule
Rural carriers plan meetings across the region with sessions on September activities. Charles Curtin will respond to invitations and discuss improvements in routes and operations. A Fraternal meeting is mentioned and broader state input is expected from Espert Inviti.
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Thie Tarnt
Evan rHion
Aldrich Hloid
Abe
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Perest Park
Charles Curtin
Public Notice and Legal Ads From Lawrence Journal 1909
Public notices detail legal actions and city resolutions from Lawrence Kansas including a district court suit involving Clara Pagel and Sarah Carrothers with boilerplate filings, a paying resolution by the City Clerk approving street grading and funding, and an auctioneer advertisement offering services and contact details. The items reflect early 20th century civic notices and classified notices.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Lawrence
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Ergors
Civ
Picture Framing for Moderate Prices at Boyles
Picture framing service with a new range of mouldings offered at moderate prices. Frames pictures precisely at 725 Masa Lt. Graduate of Osteopathy, mediene, moved to 740 First door north of v4.
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Boyles
Mediene
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