Patent list of Missouri Kansas Nebraska inventors
Higdon Higdon patent lawyers in Kansas City report patents issued the week ending October 26 1907 to Missouri Kansas and Nebraska inventors. Items include detachable child’s stirrup shoe cushion car fender shade holder conveyor for waking artificial excavations water courses and other improvements by named inventors and firms in St Louis Kansas City Joplin and nearby towns. Total patents issued October 26 1807 with instructions to request hook of instructions and mention the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dismond
Junction Main
Delaware
Kansas City
Missouri
Kanana
Nebraska
Ananav. At
Chillicothe
Dugizies
W. Bobermeyer
Casco
T. F. Bente
St Louis
H. Carewell
Jonnie P. Duval
Koneas City
M. D. Greenyard
A. J. Mason
H. G
A. Garner
St. Louis
P. Meilagh
C.F Blanke Tea & Coffee Co
Makerag
Paria Metical Cn
Roinedien
Tende Marie
Seward
Heatrico
Ie FeAper
Je Blige
Waverly
Bnisin
Fesehisone
Fireland
Bloomington
Largest Dry Dock Planned for Port Arthur Gulf
Port Arthur Dock and Canal Company directors vote October 25 to construct the nation’s largest dry dock at Port Arthur capable of handling 500 foot vessels. The private project, funded by the holding company, aims to expand Gulf coast ship repair and naval readiness, addressing current Gulf facilities gaps and supporting Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf Railway interests.
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Kanan Crry
Port Arthur
Rio Janeiro
United States
Gulf
Port Arthur Doel and Canal Company
Kansas City
Pittsbur
4 Gulf RR
Facili Wes
Antiquity of Wheat as Oldest Grain and Its Rise
The article notes wheat as the oldest grain and the most vital for civilization. It suggests eastern Asia as its origin and possibly the origin of humanity. It describes ancient varieties with multiple ears and links biblical corn to this wheat variety, claiming wheat’s dominance in food today.
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Asia
Joseph
Darain
Creamy Deetling Without Cream and Egg Yolk Mixture
A recipe passage describes whisking four yolks with salt mustard sugar and pepper, then gradually adding water and vinegar. After stirring over gentle heat until thickened and simmering to coat a spoon, the mixture becomes a creamy preparation that keeps for several days.
Elizabeth! Elizabeth! Cries at the Jersey Train
A manly voice cries Elizabeth as a woman at the window answers softly. The Jersey train passes and the conductor calls out the station in a loud, stentorian tone revealing a moment of sharp emotion and distance.
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Elizabeth
Sam
Jersey
Prayer and patent remedy for nervous sleeplessness
A dubious claim promotes Moutetter's Stomach Hitters as a cure for insomnia caused by indigestion and nervousness. The advertisement touts rapid relief for malaria, constipation, and kidney issues, and rails against improper butter storage prompting a dairy farmer’s wife to improvise keeps.
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Moutetter
Alwa
Lincoln Park Souvenir Map Promises Chicago Appeal
A stylish souvenir map of Lincoln Park in Chicago, distributed by a local hallways company, features detailed pictorials of the park as a resort for citizens. Available by sending twentyone dollars to Geo. H. Henfford, general passenger agent, 410 Old Colony Building, Chicago.
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Lincoln Park
Chicago
Chicago, Millwanker 4 St. Pavil Hallway Company
Creation
Great Republic
Park
Geo. H. Henfford
Old Colony Building
Public streets blamed as danger grows after dog run over
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer item a speaker laments liberty on streets and says a dog was hit by a fleeing wheelman who left the scene. The animal suffered a tall half amputation and the driver remains hospitalized as the speaker vows action.
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Dog
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Potatoes exhaust land and potash depletion noted
The article explains how potatoes strip soil of potash, leaving leaves and stems as the main return. It notes tubers retain some potash that can irritate handlers, and claims crops may remove up to 100 pounds of potash per acre. Sandy soils are typically deficient and potash is often not readily available to crops. Also mentions popular Santa Fe California excursions with scenic routes and midwestern travel agents.
Burglar Banter Sparks Panic in City
Fragmentary dialogue shows two burglars planning a quick bite and worrying about being seen by police. The first insists on recognition by the public as the only man who doesn’t ride, hinting at a broader crime spree.
The Kansas City Weekly Journal Offer
The Kansas City Weekly Journal advertises a half dozen vilvor plated ton with initials, retail value $1.50 to $4.00, plus a year’s subscription for $1.09. It claims prominence among Western weeklies and no conflict with local papers, featuring Missouri trains, topics, editorials, poetry, agriculture, and telegrams.
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Kansas City Weekly Journal
Kanaan City Weekly Journal
Addron City
Jouroul
Kana
Chocolate Cake Icing and Walnut Topping Method
A historic recipe fragment describes melting fine chocolate in a small saucepan with minimal water until smooth. It is stirred into icing, spread between cake layers and on top. Walnut meats are added at intervals on the surface to press in and set.
Incoherent Fragments on Fortunes and Revenge
Fragments describe remedies for vigor and manhood that are unclear and potentially fraudulent. Mentions medical conduct and a vague warning of revenge against a god, with scattered references to address and contact details. The text is garbled and unreliable as a coherent report.
Fragmented OCR Newsitem from a Local Page
An OCR assisted paragraph references various garbled terms and names including places and person mentions. It appears to describe a city or region content with scattered references to New York and other likely entities, though many words are unreadable. The readable pieces hint at a news brief rather than a full article update.
Forty-Eight Pound Tumor Removed By Dr Coe
The Gurgeon's Knife Deale Succeasfully With Forty-Eight Pound Tumor in a Kansas City hospital. A Kiowa Kansas patient, Mia LD Mettis, endured a monumental abdominal fibroid removal. Dr Cr Coe’s Medical and Surgical Sanitarium at Eleventh and Broadway promotes its life saving capabilities. May Mist 1002.
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Kansas City Journal
Coe
Eleventh
Broadway
Kiowa
Barber County
Kansas City
Phock
Two Million Boxes of Candy Gathartio Sold Yearly
The article claims the United States is buying two million boxes annually of Casciratn candy and predicts it will reach three million before New Year’s. It touts Casciratn as the most delicate bowel tonic for everyone and notes pricing and guarantee details.
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United States
Grass Not Full Ration and Grain Needs for Livestock
The article argues grass alone cannot sustain full production from cattle and horses. It notes June days with pasture deficiency and recommends a thin gruel of wheat bran and oat meal with water to boost milk and butter output. It stresses daily grain feeding for working horses to prevent muscle degeneration.
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Rans Ip
Head the Advertisements for Better Reading
Headline invites readers to study advertisements for bargains and reliability. The note urges getting into the habit of reading the ads as they publish what they advertise and promise dependable offers from advertisers.
White Mountain Cake Recipe and Odd Notices
White Mountain Cake recipe describes half a pound of butter, one pound sugar, six egg whites and yolks beaten separately, flavoring to taste, alternating milk and flour with baking powder, baked in tins or loaf. Then a tobacco cure ad claims No-To-Doe guards against pitty. An unrelated note about a piano-playing girl with no hands and a singing girl on the flat appears.
Dairying tips and early retail butter idea in town
The excerpt urges dairymen to sell directly to private customers rather than to dealers, to build winter silos and grain feeding for year round butter, and notes local demand for uniform quality butter. It also advertises Grain-O as a coffee substitute and touches on various product promotions and unrelated notes.
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Simmer
Inventions and remedies from a ragged ad page
A garbled mix of patent medicine pitches and household tips touts wick room disinfectant with coffee and camphor, various tonics and cures for kidneys and bowels, a Minnesota farmer heating a home with corn, and several brands like Amoke Sledge and Pino's Cure.
Ann Vain A Meace Treat His Wife Very Well
A fragmentary note describes Ann Vain A guiding his wife through a prayer meeting on Wednesday evening. The text hints at themes of faith and burden, mentioning a cross being heavy in a suggestive moral frame.
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Ann
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Pote
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Jules Penlt
New York
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Panna Min
Bette Air
Cincarets
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Minnesota
Amoke
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Mrs. Wi
Pino
Albright
Mim
Inburg
Ae Rudyard Ripting
W. E. Glads
Thomas B. Reed
Justin McCarthy
George F. Hoar
Peary
Max O'Rell
Frank R. Stockton
Pally T
Rudyard Kipling
Sarah Sands
Erob
Legisla
Christa
Cev
Carl
Coenoad Avenue
Shote
Neeaannabssearanenenenenigy
Ition
Malvern
Poston
Mass
Castoria
Pitcher
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
Mothers of America
Centaur Company
Chas. H. Fletcher
DoMrany
Columbia
Hartford Bicycles
Mbiae Au
Autkw
Pope Mfg. CO
Hartford, Conn
Kanes
Kanewe
Ash Grove
O'Farrell
New York Avenue
Washington
W. Morris
Jitsunaron
Freiont
Atau Hanliln
Orean
Mevilla Reefey Company
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