The Journal's Rise and Views in Lawrence Kansas 1909
The Journal of Lawrence Kansas describes its history as absorbing the State Journal and the Herald of Freedom, becoming a leading paper in the territory. It publishes Associated Press reports and daily telegraphic news, with commentary on politics and progress, including debates on roads, populism, and party trust.
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I Lawrence Republican
State Journal
Herald of Freedom
Tarence Tribune
Lawrence
Associated Press
Addrass
the Journal
Republican Party
Hart Schaffner & Marx Promotes Fine Clothes Impact
The speaker argues that clothing reflects community character and that promoting all wool, stylish, well tailored garments benefits both wearers and the town. Emphasizes quality fabrics, correct details, and the value of good dress in shaping taste and social improvement.
Political rhetoric and relief ads mix in wartime style notices
The page blends party loyalty rhetoric praising the Republican line with a health ad for Mother Gray's Australian Leaf claiming relief for female ailments. It also includes real estate transfers, local notices, and snippets about land, housing, and farming in Lawrence and Ottawa with scattered names and addresses from 1909.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co. le Kur
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Prering Remedy Co
Chicago
Amijal Sale
TEM Million
BOWES
Lawrence Daily Journal
Kansas
Meek Associated Press
Mail
Cartier
The
Lawrence Journal
J. LL. Brady
Lawrence, Kan
Tate
Douglas County
Cook
Statis
Democratic Party
Republican 1 Party
Howe
F. Dyehe
Itias
Sherman
Sherwin
Thomas
Shane
Stetson
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner and
Marx Clothes
Peckham Clothing CO
Massachusetts
W.G. Spalding Co
Steven‘son
Mark Beach
Gustafson
Kan
Arthyud
Clinton
Sophia D. Agile
W. FP. Agile
Edward W. Wie Jemann
New York Street
Bell
Miss Nourse
Mir
Ottawa
Albert LeLoup
Mr. Kersley
George Walls
Til
Minmuis
Weidenman
Fearher L
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