Kansas News Roundup Mentions Bees Bills and Bets
A sprawling Kansas clipping reports wild bees in Kiowa county and bids to boost post routes, plus plans by Topeka clergy and local businesses. It notes civic actions, land deals, a will gift to a 17-year-old, homesteading plans in Alberta, railroad work near Liberal, and a baby found on a Wichita doorstep. It also covers naval promotions, a multiparty lawsuit, and a grain growers convention set for Salina.
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Kiowa
Ingalla
Butcher
Solomon
Steer
St. Patrick
Belfast
Irelans
Kansan
Thomas County
Citiens
Grant County
Republican
Charles M. Sheldon
Grenda
Kansas
Agra
Osborne County
Carnegie
Kansas City
Emporia
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Fort Scott
Atchixon
Salina May II
Grain Trust
Topeka
J. A. Bucklen
Oakley
Ed Green
Hackney
Cowley County
James Butler
Farmers’ Federation
Magaw
Colorado
Snrewe Court
Western Canada settlement schemes boost Saskatchewan Valley openings
An appeal describes new districts in the Saskatchewan Valley and Assiniboia, Western Canada. It highlights fertile soil, low prices, and proximity to markets, schools, and railways. It cites settlers’ success, with wheat, oats, barley, hay, and fruit production.
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Western
Canada
Saskatchewan Valley
Vassiniboli
Ribway
Casey
Aasinibola
Saskatchewan
Seitier
Ncre
Iowa
Staten
Assiniboia
Persian Tear Bottling Rite Among Ancient East Customs
Persian superstition holds that human tears cure chronic diseases. Mourners tears are collected with sponges, then priests squeeze them into bottles after burials. Described as one of the oldest eastern rites likely practiced for thousands of years.
Revere Tort ot Watch at Ninth Avenue Station
A New York Sun reader recounts a quenched humor tale at the Ninth Avenue elevated station. A ticket chopper notes one man who always snatches a watch by the dial to time the next express, claiming he has done it over fifty times this winter. The observer predicts the man’s facial reaction when interrupted.
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Ninth Avenue
New York Sun
Voting for a Dead Man Dominates Montourayille Election
The Philadelphia Press reports a unique Montourayille election where Christian Dubert, a Republican nominee who died Monday, still received 66 votes as a strategy to defeat the Democratic candidate and later allow a Republican appointment to fill the vacancy. Only 12 votes shy of a majority, the dead man bid influenced the contest.
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Montourayille
Philadelphia
Christian Dubert
Dubert
Florida Crowds Fill Hotels as Visitors Surge
Florida hosts visitors from northern and western states as leading hotels report full houses and boarding houses profit. Trains bring steady crowds and Lakeland ships 3,000 quarts of strawberries in a single week after local demand was met.
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Florida
Lakeland
Logging Road Contracts and Pine Logging Plans
D.N. McLeod of Newberry and Terry Scanlan of Bay Mills plan seven miles of 40 pound steel for a new logging railroad. McLeod also holds a contract to log 80 million feet of pine twelve miles east of Grand Marais for Hall and Munson company, to be completed in two years. The roadbed is graded. steel will be laid after snow melts. Found Spring: Peter Sorenson found a boiling spring in the Emplee building basement and was hospitalized after stepping into an uncovered catch basin. Steam from a boiler discharged into the sewer heated the water to scalding levels. Thomas W. Lawson of Boston, producer of Rawson Pink, is funding a yacht for America's Cup defense, similar to Sir Thomas Lipton, and is noted for speculation wealth and a fine art collection. Lawson pink reportedly cost him $30,000 to produce. The remark about cheap perfumery notes its lack of appeal.
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Bourbon County
Robin
Cloud County
Antwerp
Belgium
Smith County
Good
Concordia
Carrie Nation
Bostick
Indianapolis
Ind
A. L Clemmens
St. Joe
Georgia Houston
Wetmore
Nemaha County
Clemmens
Atchif Fon County
Chicago, Rock Island & Mexico
Liberal
Kan
White Oaks
N. M
Buffalo
Okla
T. J. Thompson
Wichita
Erma
Thompsons
Navy
W. A. Maddox
United States
Solace
Kingman
Winfield
Nellie Schmidt
W. Stophlet
M. Han
M. Hahn
M. B. Johnson
D. R. Best
H. L. Kunce
G.T. Smith
Joe Monserlef
Rey C. A. Henorahot
W. R. Lorton
C. Low
D.N. McLeod
Newberry
Terry Scanlan
Bay Mills
McLeod
Grand Marais
Hall & Munson Company
Peter Sorenson
Emplee
Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin
Sorenson
Rawson Pink
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Sir Thomas Lipton
Law
Thousands of Fair Women Praise Peruna in Letters
Letters from women across the United States tout Peruna as a cure for catarrh and related ailments after doctors failed. Testimonies from Miss Katia Klein, Anna Prescott, and Mrs F J Lynch describe relief from catarrh, improved appetite, and renewed vitality, crediting Peruna as a faithful friend to women. The ads claim Peruna cures systemic catarrh and catarrh of the stomach, linking digestion to nerve strength and overall health, urging readers to consult Dr Hartman for free advice.
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Pertina
Mist Katia Klein
Bartmer
St. Louis
Peruna
Mies
Anna Wroncuti
Mise
Anna Prescott
Bouth Seventh Street
Minneapolis
Minn
Cree Gist
Wowen
F. J. Lynch
Division Street
Grand Trapida
Mich
Pertina Medicine Co
Columbus
Mre
FB. J. Lynch
Ana
Maria Coats
Peryna
Hartman
Dr Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Red Cross Ball Blue Makes Clothes Whiter Than Snow
A large package of Red Cross Ball Blue is advertised as making garments whiter than snow, highlighting its cleaning power and broad household use.
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Red Cross
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Hhansasews Bates
Kashatchewan Valley
Ausiniboia
Allen's
Alien
Olmsted
LeRoy
N. T
Piso
N. W. Baste
Ocean Grove
N. J
Mariner
Winslow
Ryrup
Tir Klub
Walenmen
Pw Moulins
Peerless Tobacco
Dlr
Surat
Mary Coats
Appleton
Wis
Appleton Young Ladies’ Club
Perna Medicine Co
Ohio
Dona Pr
Nature
Rita Se
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