Kansas Notes A scattered roundup of local economic and political items
Salina offers 1100 for milks paper Chapman creamery to restart Rose Lovery Telegram succeeds wages of Kansas mechanics last year averaged 2.23 Ex Congressmen Anderson to Egypt as U S consul Coffeyville firm shipped 79500 dozen eggs Wichita bonds for aid to Wichita and El Paso alliance agent in Lawrence short about 42000 for grain Kansas farms mortgaged 235 million Ohio farms five times this amount Cocoons raised by fifty four families average 823 12 per household Pittsburg businessmen 250000 to advertise World Fair Washington Post on Blaine water works Concordia profitable Emporia set for hot municipal election Free coinage banter Grand NY United States district court discharged Taxation in Kansas last year 3492520 average 2 72 per 100 assessed value Thomas County special election March 3 to vote 100000 for wheat corn oats potatoes Coal carloads shipped to needy settlers state relief Knights of Pything uniform rank Lyon dies in uniform at Chetopa Atchison women graduate medical college Emporia union soldier 99 pension Peach orchard bugs deterred by igo around tree roofs Kansas Fagles age of consent 25 Garfield University offered to maintain normal school State sugar output sorghum and beets Colleges form separate organization for contest in Atchison May 2 Girard Press Santa Fe pass for alliance member Cory travels on pass Now M1 good til April 1 marriage notice Woodland Avenue Fort Scott mass convention city ticket to be placed
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Chapman Creamery
Rose Lovery Telegram
Kansas
Coffeyville
Anderson
Egypt
United States
Jonel Gilmore
Wilson County
Peniton
Wichita
Wichita & el Paso
Alliance
Lawrance
Pittsburg
Washington Post
Blaine
Brazil
Concordia
Eric
Ohio
Emporia
Grand Ny
United States District
St. Joseph Medical College
Emporis
Phillips County
Wichita Fagle
Murdock
Garfield University
Kellogg
Asociation
Atchison
Girard Press
Santa Fe
Allianies
AF. Cory
Woodland Avenue
Howe
German Syrup Endorsed by Several Readers
Letters praise German Syrup for coughs colds and chest pains from readers John F Jones Edom Texas B W Baldwin Carnesville Tenn R Schmalhausen Charleston Ill and physician G G Green Woodbury New Jersey manufacturer U S A. Readers report relief and rapid cures for severe colds and lung involvement.
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John F. Jones
Edom
Tex
B.W. Baldwin
Carnesville, Tenn
R. Schmalhausen
Charleston
Ill
G. G. Green
Woodbury
New Jersey
U.S. A
Special offer on ten week program with lodging and tuition
Advertises a ten week program offering 820 in advance covering board room and tuition, with self boarding option reducing expenses to 25 for the period. Includes terms about paying in advance and potential cost savings for self lodging.
Why Attend the Kansas Normal College
An ad style note promotes Kansas Normal College offering entry at any time with varied class levels and prepared teachers. It highlights rapid student progress, no held backs, and multiple grades in common branches including beginning advanced and review. Readers are urged to request information from the grammer Wl Return.
Why Mummins Keep
Fragmentary prose discusses Egypts arid climate and importance of mummies. It alludes to ancient embalming, dry rock recesses, and the imperishable nature of 4000 year old bodies, with garbled names and stray thoughts about coffins and burial sites.
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Egypt
Nile
Lune
Joseph
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D. B. Sanders
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J. E. Westervelt & Co
Anceste Dry Goods
Et Hontos
Canfield
As Bhicks, Torderssntiel
Ding
Umaine
Fort Ate
Lve
Bop
Johnson & OG. Publishers and Manufactrers
East Main St Mehmnoad
Hart Pioneer Nurseries
Werk Snot
Kansan
Geo. H. Hutchinson
Joplin
Missouri
Dottie
Rocky Spri Los der
Rutend
D'Henderson
Ninth St
Kansas City
Chicago
Eortattie
Rom Duaisieme
Jabionte
Distacce
Letton
Bae
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Drugziais
York Melon
Cuarooms
Manros
Lave
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