Kansas State News Highlights From The Beat Of 1900
Secretary J. Crumbine urges farmers selling fresh eggs butter and other farm products to meet Kansas pure food standards. Half of Kansas jackrabbits are reported tuberculosis victims by government inspectors. Life & Annuity plans a $20000 Hiawatha office, with 75 new members and 500 added in six months. Two Leavenworth pioneers, Skinner and Davis, die aged 80 and 71. State temperance union seeks ouster of J. W. Walsh for alleged malfeasance in office.
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Alo
J. Crumbine
State Board of Health
Wichita Beacon
Kansas
Beacon
Hiawatha
Grand Council
The
Life & Annuity Association
Leavenworth
James Skinner
Thaddeus Davis
State Temperance Union
Fred 8
Frisco Excursions Offer Low Rates on Numerous Western Points
Frisco announces Homeseekers Excursion Rates with travel on first and third Tuesdays monthly and a final return limit of 25 days from sale. Fare and a half plus 2 dollars to many western states and Mexico. Effective November 16 rates double for round trips first class. Summer tourist rates in effect. Tickets on sale daily. Round trip rate 19.65 dollars. Inquiries to C. B. Roserts, Agent.
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Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Idaho
Mexico
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Frisco
Roserts
What If Your House Sioula Burn Insure Now Before Loss
A damaged-sounding notice urges homeowners to insure against fire and avoid total loss. It promotes Morrow & Smith for policy purchase and offers a $10 reward for evidence identifying whoever damaged Barter Telegraph Company property by breaking glass insulators. Local vendor Bow Coglizer of Joplin is described as visiting Tuesday to take orders for gore canvas awnings.
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Morrow & Smith
Barter Telephone Company
B. W. Dow
BOW. Coglixer of
Joplin
Love Healers and the Science of Hearts
A gray haired chemist explains a bizarre experiment blending chemistry with romance. He describes treating two lovesick women by correcting digestion through mental state and hydrochloric acid flow, proving mood influences physiology and helping them recover their appetites and spirits.
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New York
Nick Carter Meets His Daring Lair Fight
A reader recounts visiting Nick Carter’s residence to discuss a mystery involving a cat’s death. Carter, small and agile, disguises himself, slips into a trap door, and fights six assailants with multiple revolvers, leaving several villains dead or wounded while Carter sustains a knife wound to the arm.
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Nick Carter
Nicholas Carter
Sherlock Holmes
Ramsey
King of Detectives
Carter
Cartera
Nicholas Tood
Mr. Carter
Smith
Tor
Nick Camel
Sam
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9Th and Locust Streets
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Kansas City
Great Southwest
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Union Depot
Eighth and Locust Streets
Enyart
Baxter National Bank
Baxter Springs
United. Iron. Works Co
Freeman Foundry and Mfg Co
A. Hood & Sons Imp. Co
Baxter Springs, Kansas
City Dray
Roberts
Baxter How Lo
Guncaneemac
Harmon
Galexa, Kansas
Mane Sr
D.M. Jones
Columbus
Baxter Livery Barn
J. Bischofsberger
J. H. Boswell, M. D
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