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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1906
Page
2
The fragment presents an editorial note from the Lawrence Journal Company with unclear wording and multiple typographical errors, offering no recoverable concrete events, names, dates, or locations to summarize as a standalone news item.
The article recounts political sniping around H. B. Kelly's possible run against Curtin in the first district. It alleges Kelly once sought a nomination in another district, bragged of family influence, and attempted to sway a Lawrence man’s property. The piece suggests Kelly facing Curtis would be a contentious race.
A scanned political page lists the Republican ticket options with Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, State Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney General, Supreme Court justices, State Superintendent, and Railroad Commissioners. It also names Republican county officers and a congressman candidate, then shifts to editorial notes about labor and prize fighting, with critiques of public speech and reflections on medical ethics.
A criminal named Paul O Stensland is tracked to Tangier where swiftly the law closes in. Detectives and a reporter pursue him for a big scoop and reward, while defaulters like Hippie and Bigeot face capture or suicide. The piece extols honesty as the only safe policy.
Thomas Jettarson argues that last governing is best and people can manage with little national intervention. The piece cites de Tocqueville and editors noting that in the United States the federal government rarely touches daily life beyond postal and tax roles. Local government more directly affects citizens, who favor self rule over distant oversight.
Sold by all druggists or two months treatment by mail for one dollar. Dr. W. Hall at 2026 Olive Street, St. Louis Missouri offers testimonials and requests readers to send for them.
A Kansas briefing asserts no scandal stains the Hoch administration and voices strong support for continued endorsement. Officials emphasize integrity in state government and stress the administration deserves backing.
The Wichita Eagle argues for Hoch with a strong stance that Harris Wall will win, while Democrats are said to lack a show. The piece questions sense logic and reason predicting the political outcome, highlighting party dynamics and public sentiment.
This column compiles rental and employment notices from Lawrence Kansas listings. Items include wanted workers, maids, cooks, housekeepers, printing office help, and a general wholesale and retail firm sales role with salary estimates. Also offers for rooms, board, and various real estate inquiries and exchanges.
A collage of recipe notes and ad-like lines describes quick bake ideas including Sour Cream Cake Lady Fingers Fried in Batter and Ginger Cookies. It mixes domestic hints with scattered product references, humorous asides, and faded customer testimonials. The piece blends culinary tips with period style marketing lines, concluding with a wry quip about heaven and clothes.
A garbled early 20th century ad page lists Hat Hospital lines, shoe shiners, a horse shoer at 714 Vermont Street, and several incomplete business notices. It mentions J. N. Warshberger and John Harben, with scattered phone references and addresses, reflecting a busy mixed classifieds section.
A dense string of classified notices offers farms and land for sale or exchange, including 150 acres irrigated with improvements listed by Armitage & Smith, 1000 Massachusetts, and 2160 acre stock ranches with houses and sheds. Also exchanges for hardware and city residences, plus various small items and services.
An incident near Ketsing leville Pa ends with a drowned goat after a clash with a ram. A fishing raft saved the ram from an abandoned water filled pit over 49 feet deep. The oral report mentions local figures E Wooch and W Stubbs and notes ongoing disputes about a governor’s tenure.
Lawrence Kansas shoe salesman C A Taylor testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved dull back pain and kidney inflammation, improving strength after years of discomfort. He bought them at Dick Bros. Drug Store and endorses the product widely. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents sell 30 cents. Remember the brand and take no other.
A heavy alarm case watch with Elgin movement went missing between Kahleskopf's store and 722 New York street. Finder to return to T. A. Winchell at 722 New York street for reward. Engaged in nearly as profitable as betting on the races.
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