Prohibition and politics stir Kansas and New York debate
Amid chaotic local notices and political discourse in Kansas and New York, readers see calls to vote on November 8, protest over liquor at picnics, and discussions of tax policy and rental ideas. The item notes a mass prohibition convention and local election dynamics, with mention of county races and public notices.
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Rainfall in Kansas Discussed by Douglas Horticultural Society
Prof I Snow of the State University presented a paper on Kansas rainfall noting eastern Kansas averages about eight inches more per year than western areas. He cited Fort Leavenworth records 1836 1874 showing 30.4 inches in 1836 1855 and 35.7 inches in 1856 1874, attributing gains to settlement and soil breaking and predicting continued rainfall levels with winter scarcity in Kansas.
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