Kansas notes and real estate ads in distant farmer paper
A compact survey of midwestern columns reports Kansas farmers urged to invest surplus in solid brick housing and income properties. It cites an $5100 property earning $340 yearly, about 8 percent net, plus various notices on lawsuits, probate, eight hour law, public funds, and regional commerce. The piece mixes real estate hints with legal notices and local commerce updates.
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Jaspes Ee Rb
Auvstrone
Kansas Ave
Kansas City
Kas
J. P. Baden
Winfield Balter Mills
Wood Davis
Kansas Farmer
Damazes
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Yoyle
Lott
Ottawa County
Boyle
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Jay
Wade i
John A. Martin
Miawatha
Morrill
Web
Wilder
John Schilling
New York City
Lyon County
John Feltod
Fredonia
Marion Smith
Miami County
Leander Jeffries
Garden City
Bush County
Daisy
Darling Doves
Elmer Weaver
Eureka
Bank of Topeka
Kansas Cattlemen's Association
Wakeenay
Trego County
Iola
Smith County
Leavenworth
Pittsburg
A. C. U. W. Order
Augusta Jomrpal Repaira
Fort Beett
Aremen
Deekin Chambers
Stockton
Sigsbee
Muing
LaCrosse
Hos
Capitol Square
Galena Hoo Syerg
World News Condensed Dispatches on Wars Fires and Murders
A chaotic roundup covers Watersmitet Mich near wipeout by flood waves. Reports from across the globe note Brazil’s Campos Sales elected president and Greece turmoil rumors. Fires devastate Berne Wis and a Chicago store. dynamite shipments, torpedo boats, and naval news also appear. A Jamaica, Pa murder of Annie Edwards is reported alongside suicides and assaults. political shifts in Michigan and Greece are mentioned with lingering unrest.
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Chicago Nation
George of
Greece
Gwinn
Verreshoffs
Mallory Line
Nueces
New York
Key West
Erniger Almirante, Oquendo
Havana Harbor
United States
Mills
Texas
Cuthbertson
Havang
Great Iron Railroad
Holguin
Pando
Wycliffe
Cherokee Nation
Vinita
I.T
Mexico
Marquesas
Key
Dy. John
Henry Barrows
Kenwood
Reading
Annual convention of labor reform groups in St Louis
A May 2 1998 meeting in St Louis will host delegates from labor and reform groups including Farmers Alliance and Patrons of Husbandry. Debs and others head the arranging committee. The goal is to endorse direct legislation and anti monopoly measures while pushing eight hour day and public works programs.
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Ah’ Labor
St. Louis
Isbor
B. M. Bannister
M. P. Carrick
Sheridan Webster
John F. Waters
Dan McDonald
W.H. Priesmeyer
G. F. Stephens
Farmers’ Alliance
Patriota of America
Popullem
Friends of Labor
Wolon
Chouteau ‘Avenues St. Louis
Press Fragments Warn of Party Loyalty and Public Policy
A collage of editorial clippings argues against strict party voting, urges open public policy debate and merit-based votes. It notes a nationwide complaint of insufficient police and rising idle labor, mentions labor strikes at shipyards, and critiques uncrowned power centers in America.
The Medical Monopoly and the Fall of a Century
A critical polemic denounces the medical monopoly and the state boards of health as cruel, unscientific, and corrupt. It argues vaccinations and antitoxins harm the public, claims imprisonments for doctors, and portrays hospitals as places of ruin while urging the public to unite against perceived medical tyranny led by physicians like J. Armstrong.
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Thost
State Boards of
Learth
Death
Philanthroptet
Ansane
Local Kansas court cases and political moves noted
Kansas and Doniphan county reports cover a Supreme Court ruling on alibi excuses for a lodge treasurer, quo warranto affidavits in Perry vs Leland, Populist convention timing with Leedy’s renomination likely, deaths of Dr. Laning and other local figures, and security notes on bridges and riverfronts. Also reported are cattle losses, a self defense shooting, and military posturing in Tortugas amid war prep.
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Supreme Court
Perry
Alaskan Mines and Travel Guide Ad Patched Fragments
Fragmented historical text offers sought information about Alaska and Nome’s mining fields with a Burlington Route distribution note. Includes a humorous domestic quip and an Allen’s Foot Ease ad for foot care products.
No-To-Tobacco Miracle Ad and Cure Claims
A fragmented medical advertisement touts No-To tobacco cure devices and various remedies. It promises permanent cure for nervousness and kidney ailments, touts trials and sample booklets, cites Campbell drug facts, and mixes claims of curing colds, constipation, and hair loss with generic guarantees and money-back offers.
May-Cleara Improvised Line Reveals Unclear Event At Hand
Fragmentary OCR notes show a garbled line about May-Cleara and a vague reference to Ballo No and a dismissive remark. Names and context are unclear, leaving an unreadable snippet. The readable portion hints at an oral exchange with no concrete event or outcome.
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