The Lawrence Journal Weekly Edition Description
The Lawrence Journal announces a daily and weekly edition with home delivery by carrier and mail options. It promotes broad circulation, Associated Press reports, and a wide county reach with sections published daily and a complete weekly paper issued Saturdays.
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Inaugural Talks and Temperance Debate in Early Roosevelts Era
Lawrence Kansas September 39 1907 the column mocks inventions and discusses a temperance issue while noting rival politicians Bill Sineakler and dake Dazenbeery in a scuffle. It asserts President Roosevelt would approve a constitutional measure and praises moderation in administration.
Open Season Notes and Personal Tales From September to December
The article compiles scattered notes about seasonal hunting dates for plover geese and other birds, a clash between open season rules and family disputes, and a sharp critique of a father blamed for his daughter’s choices. It also recounts a Lawrence girl pressured by a caller and a motherless man defending his daughter amid family and social tensions.
Stubbs to Speak at Thursday Soldier Event
The report notes Stubbs as the featured speaker for a Thursday gathering expected to draw many veterans. It mentions Lt. Col. Clincehill delivering remarks about former soldiers and calls for broad attendance at the park event. Weather is described as favorable for the ceremony.
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Mind turmoil over Standard Oil as public drama erupts
Fragmented draft reflects a heated critique of Standard Oil officials and public perception. The text laments discrediting of history, claims minds are ravaged by industrial power, and notes the controversy’s impact on newspapers in Kansas and broader society.
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The Texas Wonder Cure Promises Kidney and Rheumatic Relief
Advertises The Texas Wonder Cure for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. Sold by druggists or $1 for two months by mail from Dr. E W Hall 20241 Olive street St Louis Missouri. Includes testimonials request.
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Man unknowingly eats horse liniment cake hurtful mix up
A husband hurries home to dinner as his wife prepares a meal she loves. He forces himself to eat a bite but cannot enjoy it. She later discovers she used horse liniment in Navarine instead of Havering, a mistake revealed after the meal. The ad then touts Dean's Ointment for piles with a brief claim of relief.
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Health in the Canal Zone Tempts Skilled Workers
The Panama Canal’s high wages draw young artisans to join by overcoming fever fears. Users of Electric Bitters claim protection against malaria and find remedy for blood poison, biliousness, weakness, and digestive troubles. Sold by O. P. Barber & Son for 58 cents.
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State health board orders drink establishments inspected
State inspectors will visit every place selling or manufacturing drinks to ensure sanitary premises proper labeling of strength and purity and no adulteration. Dr S J Crumbine issues the order. samples will be gathered from all venues selling drinks.
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Difference Between Dalton and Collins Murder Cases
The text contrasts Emmet Dalton and John Collins, noting both committed murder but with differing characteristics. Dalton is described as young and reckless, while Collins is portrayed as deliberate with harsher conduct affecting towns and labeling issues. The passage references labeling goods and a fatal family death, claiming no parallel between the cases.
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Unclear text fragment reports wildlife disturbance and travel incident
Fragment describes a chaotic scene with references to chickens, a prairie location, and a city transit element. The text appears garbled and includes names and nonsensical phrases, lacking coherent events or identifiable people or organizations.
Weather Woes Hit Farm and Town This Week
A garbled weather note describes rain shortages harming crops and farming, with references to Washington state schools and local events. The text mixes names and phrases, making the exact details unclear, but emphasizes the need for rain and its impact on food production and daily life.
The Outing Magazine October overview and features
The October Outing Magazine surveys new outdoor science pieces by Salm on locomotion and its future, reviews David Va nsing's study of the State and a Wester n life series by White, and features yarns aboard a schooner, profiles such as General Isang Shelby, and multiple department articles including winter prep and lawn tennis season notes.
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To Newcomers Get Acquainted With Local Trades
To Newcomers we invite you to call in or phone for convenient grocery, carpet cleaning, and moving services. Hun gickur and Wahrenbrock at 828 Mass St offer renovating cleaning and delivery. F H Bennett at 1011 Mass promotes capers delivery and Lawrence Transfer Co offers household goods storage with experienced packers and reliable management.
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Wanted and For Sale Classifieds Mix of Help and Homes
A dense array of small ads seeks help including a girl for meals, a white girl for housework, a bookkeeper, a student for board, a man for steady greenhouse work, and buyers for produce. Also numerous FOR SALE notices cover furniture, pianos, stock, typewriters, real estate, and farms with prices and addresses in Lawrence Kansas area.
The Wares Move to Kansas City and Legal Pursuit
Eugene F Ware plans to relocate to Kansas City Kansas with his son in law the city attorney there and his son joining the practice of law Both graduates of the State University Young Mr Ware wed a Lawrence girl Webb Wilder famed as a top Oklahoma tennis figure and noted for his looks The bride mentions six clocks found Lost items include a handbag beads a fox terrier and a pair of spectacles with notices seeking return or reward
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Town Needs Humane Society Says Mayor Barker
Mayor Geo Barker urges forming a humane society to curb animal cruelty. He laments skinny animals and abuse by hacksmen and meat boys and calls for action to protect horses from exposure and neglect.
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