Electrical winds in Kansas scare crops and cattle horns
Kansas officials study report of electrical winds blamed on friction and dust in the air, charging windmills barbed wire and cattle horns. Met officials note winds blow in streaks and can electrify cars and fences. some observers report horns glowing. Authorities consider lightning rods to carry off current as farmers adapt with ground drums and chained cars.
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Canton Daily News
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Kansas Agricultural
J. C. Mohler
D. Flora
Flora
Farmer Seeks Wind Powered Electrical Conductor System
A passage discusses charging with electricity and dust particles transferring charge to objects when blown. It mentions a lightning rod idea and proposes a condenser to collect wind electricity and wire it into a farmer’s home for lighting.
British offer to move King Heseem Hedjaz from Abaka
An era sidelight reports the British government offered to convey King Heseem Hedjaz from Abaka to a more comfortable residence. The move signals diplomatic concern for royal safety and stability in the region.
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Heseem Hedjaz
Abaka
Mecca Capture Sparks British Move to Abaka Shelter
The article notes Ibn Saud's forces nearing Abaka after capturing Mecca and Hossein accepting a British offer for a safer residence though the location remains unknown. The report blends references to ancient texts and historic Tian writings without clear linkage to the main event.
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Ibn Saud
Nejd
Mecca
Abaka
Hossein
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