Kansas State News Tells of Irrigation Ditch and Odd Local Tales
The Kansas State News item notes Oteriin will introduce northwestern Kansas' first irrigating ditch. It mentions a Leavenworth county farmer's March 17 oats reaching eight feet, Minnie Woodell of Hutchinson eating sprinkled lettuce, and Arkansas cattle being turned back by a Chautauqua county sheriff. Other items include Topeka's 170-foot tower, the public water company project, a Potawatomie farmer profiting from cattle sales, Congressman Baker moving to Washington, Sumner county wheat hopes, and reflections on local preachers and publications.
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Kansas
Leavenworth County
Minnie Woodell
Hutchinson
Chautauqua County
Arkansas
Winfield
Brewer
Horton
Spanish Land Court
Plumb
Almeria Gillett
Emporia
Kansan
Topeka
Old Kentucky
Pottawattomie County
Wyandotte
Baker
Washington
Dodge City
Irrigation Canal Company
Cpemacy
Butler
Sumner County
Kisasan
W. ©. Snodgrass
Jersey City
Methodist Obutch
Kansas State Normal
Normal
Jonas
Harper Sentinel
Sentinel
Thomas Bolton
San Francisco
Wimeelf
Russell
Kidds Germ Eradiontear Cures Diseases Prominently
An advertisement claims Kidds Germ Eradiontear cures all diseases by killing germs, parasites, and ills in the body, including consumption and syphilis. It says the air, water, and foods are full of disease and promises universal efficacy, with trade supplied by Goodman in Omaha, Neb.
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Kidd
Noah
Aizes
Tula
Goodman
Cor Mienerdaan
Omaha
Neb
Jobers
Types at the International Veterans Union convention Prescott scene
On the second ballot Marion Johnson of North Texas and L Freeman at Britainback Aln were prominent figures as the convention in Prescott unfolded with notable votes and regional representation.
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Prescott
Coats
Marion Johnson
North, Tex
L. Freeman
Britainback
Cement Strength Claim At Fort Scott Plant Sparks Debate
A fragmentary report notes Fort Scott Cement faced questions over tensile strength and in use performance. Researchers from the City Bealmere department and several parties weighed the implications for local industry as testing continues.
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Kamas
Bealmere
Fort Scott
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