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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1908
Page
2
The Lawrence Journal notes schools as forts of the nation and praises their impact while contrasting farmer life, modern amenities, and boomer optimism. It critiques resources, mentions a primary election law fate, and quotes W. R. Stubbs on farm leadership and Kansas political figures.
Opinion piece condemns Bryan and defends popular rule while noting telegraph news support. It reflects local journalism, mentions speculative franchise ideas, Kansas politics, and upcoming diplomatic travel to Albuquerque for irrigation exposition. References to Taft Hayes Kerns and Botkin Stubbs appear amidst broader editorial dialogue.
The Journal prepares multiple Gen W Maffet authored articles addressing flood responsibility and policy. Topics include north bank bridge decisions and flood protection costs versus road and sanitary expenses, with discussion on crop routing and future planting under flood risk.
An assortment of patent medicine ads tout tonics to relieve indigestion, stomach disorders, and bowel issues. Claims include Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for wounds, DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, and Golden Medical Discovery described as a non alcoholic liver bowel nerve regenerator with roots of native plants. Local shops Barber & Son and Scholz are listed as sellers.
The Lawrence Daily Journal records a publication notice from the State of Kansas to Silas William King and Maggie King. Plaintiffs seek cancellation of a deed to Alex Brent and Mary E. Brent for land in Douglas County. Defendants must answer by October 1908 or the petition will be judged true.
Lawrence Kansas features Zephyr Fleur mills praised for cleanliness and airy, smoke-free operation. Bowersock Mill claims fuel-saving reinvested into flour quality. Legal notices name Alfred Eisele vs Eudora owners. Oct 20, 1908 deadline. Various local ads showcase harnesses, osteopathy, clothing and moving services. Also notices of property owners and moving goods in Lawrence.
Dr Thomas Finn of Boonsboro Missouri states after 32 years practice that he has used all prescriptions for kidney and bladder diseases but finds Foley's Kidney Cure most effective for chronic and acute cases. Also notes a divorce petition in Douglas Kansas District Court and a local auto and hack livery business listing.
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