The Journal Lawrence Kansas History and Publication Facts
The Journal of Lawrence Kansas traces its origins to the Lawrence Republic and its absorption of the State Journal and Herald lineage. It describes daily and weekly editions, carriers, publication times, and contact details, highlighting a broad reach across the county and a long established newspaper presence with subscriptions and delivery options.
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The Woods Of Tennessee And Vinland Vin Tales
Local snippets discuss rural life and politics in Lawrence Kansas with satirical sketches of Tennessee woods lore, Vinland Vin musings, and views on Roosevelt, Hearst, and law enforcement. A column notes university students, election chatter, and travel fare humor, ending with reflections on happiness tied to small deeds.
A Call for Small Deeds and Justice
The piece extols minor acts of kindness over wealth, condemns lynching and harsh punishment, and argues a Christian spirit guides humane responses. It condemns pardoning Dalton and urges earnestly for true justice as society broadens.
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Independence Tribune
Dalton
Tarbert
Panishis Dalton
Newspapers of Kansas Reform Era Capital and Labor Trends
The Kansas press scene shows a large, diverse newspaper industry with English and German publications, employing thousands and paying high ink costs. It notes editors, publishers, and workers, including women and minors, and highlights lavish spending, power consumption, and wages amid a growing circulation in the era. The Texas Wonder cure ad at the end reflects common midpage filler.
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Woesettinas Aueliines
Ein Dhent
Altagerlier
Fisteun
Kansas
Hhildren
Ander
Wichins Eagle
Mocking Bird Quartet at Old Arkansaw Opera House
Amusement notice for Old Arkansaw Opera House Tuesday night features a mocking bird quartet. Audience invited to hear the birds sing and enjoy the novelty act.
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Moeks
Old Arkansaw
Opera House
Health in the Canal Zone warns against fever risks
The article notes high Panama Canal wages tempt artisans away from skilled labor, but fear of fevers and malaria keeps many away. It asserts Electric Bitters protect against malarial influence, curing various ailments and promising safety for workers. Ads from C. P. Barber & Son promote the remedy.
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Panama Canal
C. P. Barber & Son
Mrs Rice Writes On Public Hite and Voters Trust
Mrs Rice contends the public seeks honest guidance amid political rifts and rising crime. She urges voters to consider integrity and order as a remedy, urging a steady course and accountability from leaders in Kansas and beyond.
Tariff Changes Sighted By Toeak Agents
Agents inlrend note revised tariffs under new schedules set to take effect in October. They anticipate tariffs with varied rates and hope for uniform two cent per mile fares on shortest routes, though some routes may not see cheaper travel. The article hints at confusion over which pricing model will apply and notes the potential delay before agents receive finalized figures.
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Toeak
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Cleaning and securing call for delivery service
A fragmented notice requests a call or phone contact to arrange cleaning and securing tasks. It mentions HL Bennett at 1011 Mast and implies delivery or call back for arranging services. The text is incomplete but signals a local service request.
HAS BROKEN CAMP AND MILITIA ENGAGEMENTS DESCRIBED
Fragmented OCR describes disrupted state militia activity, encampments, and alleged looting with unclear names and places. The text mentions soldiers, encampments, injuries, and comments on improvements to army service, followed by a dubious product advertisement for a cure with testimonials and a Toledo address.
Fragmentary 1906 Ad Notice With Confused Text
A torn unreadable OCR fragment describes punishment and family conflict. It mentions a boy named Ganilane at Lanwrence tune Laivrestbaly and a teacher or official comments on dust and school troubles. The text hints at spanking memories and a troubled home linked to a wife with a red hair.
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J A1 Githam Horse Shoer Offers Guaranteed Shoes
J A1 Githam, local horse shoer of St uperience, advertises his services at 16 Vermont shest. He promises work performed on all kinds of feet and guarantees satisfaction with his shoeing. Have your shoeing done right.
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Githam
Vermont Shest
Lost and found notices from a Lawrence paper page
A mixed run of want ads and notices lists lost items including a Mackey marked item, a fox terrier pup, and a ladies handbag, plus several wanted workers and farm/household job offers. Also sale and rental listings for property, an upright piano, furniture, vehicles, show cases, and a leather top phaeton.
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Mississippi and
Pinckney
Lawrence
Pony theft implicates local family dispute in Iola
Mrs. Clint Heaton reported a missing pony team and rig once owned by John Gill, with suspicions centered on her estranged husband Treaton. The case knots through property transfers, possible alienation of affections, and potential divorce, tied to the Heatons former Chop House bankruptcy and family disputes.
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Clint Heaton
Lawrence
Bartlesville
Leonard
Heaton
Byte
John Gill
Eatons
Gill
Clint Rearm
Heatons
Chop House
Agor Iola
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Roosevelt
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Olive Street
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Canal Zone
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H. Galpern
Jon. Co
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Mrs. Rice
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Triumph
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Woolward
J. Keilman
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Uhuneker & Wahrenbrock
Mass
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Qhie Street
Central School
Selvol
Mackey
A. D
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Indian Curio Store
Mass. Street
Ohio Street
Wm. Bigger
Tenn. St
Oliver Typewriters
University Book Store
Vermont Street
W. N. Rogers
Vermont St. Thquire
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Poehler Mer, Co
Lawrence Business College
J. V. Hatter
M. Frudna
Haskell
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Louisiana St
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Pendleton
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Wm. F. Helm Commission Co
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Louisiana Street
Kentucky Street
Douglas County
Geo. J. Barker
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Brent
Alabama
Bell Plone
Mass. St
New Hampshire St
Rhode Island St
Trovillo
Kreidar
Lumiber Yard
J. N. Harebbearger
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New Jersey
Lewis Reedy
Itha W.J. Francisco & Sons Barn
Panama
Sterson
Hampshire Street
J. Boyles
Lake View ‘ Hronting and Fishing Association
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Lawrence ‘Transfer Co
Massachusetts Street
Maine
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J. J. Keegan
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New Hampshire
Vermont
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A. d. Anderson
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Pacific Coast
Salina
Junction City
Leavenworth
Homeseekers
Eden Valley
Rock Springs
Wyoming
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