The Difference The United States and New Zealand Public Ownership Contrast
The Kansan argues about ownership of railroads telegraphs telephones express services postal savings tile insurance and banks. It contrasts public ownership in New Zealand with private monopolies in the United States and claims voters face a choice between public and private control under monopolies and trusts.
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New Zealand
United States
Esipanivs
Insurance
Express Companick
Conld
Allie Nopoly
Atl Kansan
Missouri Pacific Excursions Feature Local Trip Details
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Missouri Pacific excursion with references to a trip date around late July, mentions of Chivas Wheel and Hout, and a roster of participants or stops. The readable portions hint at a river trip or rail excursion with prices and dates, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
Visit to Josiah Allen’s Wife Reveals Quirky Customs
Fragmentary OCR text shows a humorous, period voice tale involving Josiah Allen and his wife Miliette, with stray garbled phrases about visitors and domestic scenes. Names and places are partially legible, hinting at a comic narrative set in a rural community, but exact events remain unclear due to corrupted wording.
Pertinent Paragraphs and Political Mockery Echo May Debates
A jumble of satirical and editorial remarks mocks Boer, Cuban grafts, and U.S. politics. It rails at Chancellor Suown, Hessian, and McKinley era figures while lampooning party machines, insurance, and anti imperialism with biting, chaotic commentary and spoofed headlines.
Portrait sketches of Bryan by William Allen White
A preview of portraits by the famed journalist William Allen White. The sketches illuminate Bryan’s public and private life, highlighting his enduring popularity and political character. The piece notes a Fourth of July celebration in Garnett.
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Hythe July McClure
Bryan
Kenas
William Allen White
Turics
Hrgan
Deafness Cure Claim Advertises Hattie Reward
A period advertisement promotes a claim that deafness is curable and offers One Hundred Hattie for an easy solution. It urges readers to send money for a traditional remedy, signed by a physician and druggists.
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Cuwy
Sapien
Hell
Drnggists
Tae Tals
Pitie Viet Iy
Notice to Bridge Builders in Garnett County Kansas
Notice to bridge builders in Garnett County Kansas orders construction of a new bridge across a river near Thomas Creek, with specifications for road approaches and right of way. Bidders must furnish their own plans and references, and the work is overseen by the County Clerk and the County Engineer for the upcoming bidding deadline.
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Mianty Cork
Garnett
Tay BU
Dine
Gail Hinidlige
DE Fone
Thomas Crerk
Devel
Katie
Andon Gouty
Kansas
Hitler
Eeserventine
Tome
Cuasnier
County
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Arbuckles
House of Arbuckle
Arbuci
Coffies Ars
Lin and Arbuckle Bros
Nation Department
New York City
Holcomb & CO
Missouri Pacific
Cowl
Chivas
Ore Denver
Carlisch
Les Mengies
Qunibinelidge
Reipiel Bey
Kanens
Wise
Josiah Allen
Miliet
Junonia
Waterberg
Estillichert
Yeti, Daly Tah
New York
W. Trach
I! Mail
Walbas
Kansas City Union
Abash Fast Mail
Altaint
Garland
Sitelds
Wentern Passeng
Argent
Kansas City
Star
Kansin
Him
Necllor Low
Africa
Eure
Suown
Fort Scott
Alver
Cy Lela
Republica
Isregeerd
Tsu
Wrother Stanley
Sister Godard
Chatrin
Aji
Weare
John Ball
McKinley
Hanna
Miele
Sam
Pepmasiaw
Waeshinge
McNall
Kinang
Prohibition Party
National Liquor Dealers Association
Republican Party
Marcus A. Lamon
Joly Farmer
Etorsas Democrats
Ohio Democrats
Dewey
Messintey
Sprendeausle Sryeumier
Seiator
Marcann
Urele Sam
Thi
England
Russia
Nott
Mantas ME CA
Lona Fe
Tiatat
Cherevvae
Ottayya
Kaipara
Newton
Riuisies
Newbiely Coitiee
Oldahena
Omaham
Huilie
Kane SF
Sears
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Fual
Wipe Vie
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Paskengror
Kangon
Nebraska North
Mi Rt
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Wino
Hilder Ream
Sears, Roebuck & CO. Inc
Chicago
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