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Newspaper

Kansas City Star

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1908

Page

11

Senator Long Versus Bristow Faces Kansas Battle for Senate

W Y Morgan writes in support of United States Senator Long, praising his record in Congress and Senate, leadership on Hepburn rates, and dedication to constituents. He contrasts Long with Bristow, who he says lacks legislative experience and impact, noting Long’s proven results and Kansas support.

Kansas United States State Senate Congress Senate Committee On Committees Senator Long McKinley Bristow Roosevelt Mr. Bristow Kan- Long Hay Thas Salina Courcan Kinsens Long Knapp Interstate Commerce Commias Interstate Commerce Commission Kansas State Commission Interstate Commerce Moh Hepburn Decise Commission Interstate Commerce Law Interstate Commerce Ce Eework Cess Gsi Washington T William Allen White White Wron Kangas W. Y. Moacan

County funds hire sixty extra deputies for June assessment

The county assessor E A Norris announced sixty additional deputies will work Monday morning to aid the annual June real estate and personal property assessment in Jackson County. A separate note says Maine postal rates drop twenty five cents for ten word messages as Postal Telegraph Cable Co lowers rates to eighty two towns on the Aristock railroad.

E. A. Norris Jackson County Maine Postal Telegraph Cable Company Aristock

Forty-Seven Real Estate Transfers Filed in Wyandotte

The Kansas City real estate market was unusually active with forty seven transfers filed in Wyandotte on Friday. Recorder T W Sutherland called it the largest filing in two years. one sale listed at 35000 dollars, others varied widely with multiple parcels across Argentine Heights Arborhurst and Riverview areas.

Wyandovie Wesday Kansas City Kas Office of the Register of Deeds T. W. Sutherland Recorder Eerie Wsohn W Arberhurst Park D. L. Sullivan Grant Place Descerbes George F. Aieatta Alamo Georgia Green Diock Wyandotte Alfred Henry Lord P. L. Sturdevant D. Drummond Henry A. Finster Rockawey Yeabeabiree Sidney Senith Charles N. Meyer Scamman Place R Lee J. C. Allen Argentine Heights Jacob Rieger Alexander Army Tine Highland Ed Ll. Petanil Francis M. Stilwell Storuy Block Clark Murphy Nekuane Springs C. English Johnson J. L. Hazzard Walnut J. A. Bridgman C.F .Tonkina Ae Tore Everett Erett Ard T. B Albert W. J. Wry Ste ‘Ota Arborhurst Park Sullivan Abbis Grace Rickard Nash Western Highlands J. Preston Clark Alvira Armourale Henry A. Fast Labettie Hunt Tatlview Valley Park Frederick A. Brigham William Orson Arborturst Lancashire Land Company Allen Ray K .Brown Alvin L. Necker Trandele

Women Keep Chickens as Pets and Partners in the Barn

The piece explores how women treat hens as beloved companions rather than mere egg producers. It notes women name and tend their birds, diagnose illness from memory, and hesitate to cull pets when they cease laying. The text contrasts female care with a man’s view of hens as breakfast and dinner sources.

Prom Judge Moe and Faith Share Quiet Evening

In a candid moment Mooney and Faith reflect on the night and the joys of a peaceful pace. Tom Callahan’s band played as attendees enjoyed the music and conversation.

Mooney Faith Tom Callahan Donohue

United States Marshal Recites River Fish Contest Tale

A U S marshal at the federal building recounts two humor tales on a Blue River fishing contest. One describes a barrel trap catching 160 pounds of fish. the other a live bait versus worm wager ending in a draw when Jones’s minnow swallows Smith’s worm.

United States Jones and Smith A. S. van Cae United Fed Marshal Duroe Jones Smith Tors Ieee Fe

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W. Y. Morgan Newton Wichita Caeiis Usblion The Storage & Moving Co Main St Walnut St National Bank of Commerce Walnut Street John E. Loewer Wire and Iron Works Ecol Ee. Ae Seale Copenhagen
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