Neighborhood News From scattered farms and towns
Three or four farms north of town sold last week as Reno improves with new buildings planned this season. Berry Bros. contract work near Kansas City on the XM C N E R line. Calif trip for H A Norwine Phillip Mulderiy and others. Straw berry Town notes farming rains rail plans and local events.
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Reno
Cheesman Bros
Nine Mile Creek
Berry Bros
XM. C
Kansas City
H. A. Norwine
Phillip Mulderiy
California
Local notes on crops, mail routes, and bonds in Kansas area
The item reports scarce feed and mixed stock grazing, mail route changes to 1 pm, Wilkerson winning a mail contract, a May bond election with expected opposition, and heavy local rainstorms washing fences and fields. It also notes real estate transfers, residents moving, a haunted house talk, and a water car patent update.
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Missouri
Jobn Wilson
James Banke
Council Grove
Kas
Wilkerson
North Side Residents Seek Ward Favor Over City Services
A group from the Sixth ward argues residents should receive a preferential privilege in exchange for perceived discrimination. They cite lack of waterworks, gas light, and forty rods of street car track as grounds for the request, asking why majorities should deny this concession.
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North Side
Kansas City
Sixth Ward
Puffed Perfumes and Front Page Quacks in Paris
A Paris letter laments the surge of front page medicine ads promoting quack remedies, noting their bold insistence and influence on newspapers. It contrasts this with a Cantonese mind reader who, despite claimed powers, imposes strict daily limits and austere rites before foretelling fortunes in New York World reporting.
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Paris
Quack Marlving
Geo. Boulanger
Paris Letter
Cooks for the Clubs Inspire Club Kitchen Tour
A Brooklyn Eagle note describes visiting a major club kitchen where a French head chef oversees a private dinner for twelve without touching pans. The chef, famed in Paris, schedules about fifty dishes and often unveils a new surprise for state occasions.
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Congress
Paris
Atlantic
Brooklyn Eagle
Starving the Teeth and Poor Diet Effects
A lecturer argues that poverty starves teeth across generations. He notes poor families feed children foods lacking key nutrients from cereals and grains. He emphasizes outside grains like barley fail to supply necessary carbonate and phosphates for bone and tooth development.
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Ieore
Tony
Local Dry Goods Sale At Newmare's Store
Advertisement notes dry goods sold cheaper than anyone else at Newmare's. Customer urged to drop in to be convinced. Also offers viewing of a bay horse age eight and a four year old registered Jersey bull at H.
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Newmare’s
Oddities and Feats From Aboard And Farm And Home
A compilation of curiosities and anecdotes recounts an Aberdeen artesian well with abundant fish, a New York benevolent aid booths, a petrified whale skeleton in California, Greek bread history, wishbone cabinet, Birmingham Electric Light rats bait, a dog guarding grain, an Easter watch in St Petersburg, head severing vampire tale near Danzig, a parrot saves a kitten, a New Jersey pensioner centenarian, a mastiff saves a man, a New York parrot coffin story, and robbers outwitted by a parrot’s alarm.
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Aberdeen
Neb
New York
Coast Survey
Monterey County
Cal
Birmingham
Conn
Academy of Sciences
St Petersburg
Christ
Baron de Gostovsky
Danzig
Germany
Dhild
New Jersey
India
Ota Gefia
Gleams of Mirth From a Humorous Clipping
A collection of light vignettes and jokes on wordplay and cultural quirks. A Scots watchman confuses steamboat for Ayr boat. a Hungarian bread fragment hints at hunger. playful lines on debt, dining, and Plutarch provoke bemused reactions from readers and clerks in a bygone era.
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Dizust
Tere
Germany
Topecili
Hungary
Panda
Sms
Plutarch
Kansas War Veterans Pensions and Local Incidents Emerge
The report lists Kansas veterans granted pensions on the 18th, naming many recipients by town and name. It also notes a fatal suicide by Mrs. Kate Smoot near Topeka, several post office changes, incorporations, and Inter State Commerce adjustments affecting newspapers and railroads.
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Kansas
Phéebe Deane
Rush Center
Herman Listeman
Florado
Eaman HL . Beardmore
Half Way
Thomas Babcock
Oakley
Thomas P. Richard
Attica
Jacob P. Sager
Salem
John J. Carllosa
Louisville
Napoleon Munny
Eborn
Louis Jourdan
Osawatomie
William C. Pollock
Emporia
Niles Titus
Council Grove
Stuyvesant
Osborn County
James C. Burns
Easdale
Ellis County
Pfeifer
Caspar Hofmeister
Carntyne
Kingman County
Agnes City
Wald Cat
Riley County
Alvin Reynolds
Winkler Milla
Otto Bachheim
Dodge City, Montezuma & Trinidad Railway Company
Suvex Topeka
Shawnes
Topeka
North Topeka
Denver
Adland
Hhe Junction
Farse
Kasarora
Werbrook
Osage County
Missouri
Kansas City
Grantville
James McCarde
McCardel
Deep Hole
Clark County
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Pullman Palace Car Company
Treaswiers
Decatur
Laf Tas
State Board of Pardons
Thurston
D. R. Anthony
Anthony
Lucien Baker
New Kiowa
Leavenworth
Vatunring Giepen
Ap Reef Packet Lancs Ac
Local notes from North Lawrence and city meetings
Governor St John attended a temperance meeting in North Lawrence last night. Judge Bell sold land known as the Todd place to Samuel Jewett for 6500 dollars. Irishmen met at T J Brewenys Office to organize an Irish association. Henry Grady invited to speak at university commencement. The Art League nears a 5000 dollar fundraising goal for a permanent art building. Judge Emery suffered a serious accident Monday morning when a horse threw him. head injuries are not considered dangerous.
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Judge Bell
Sores
Todd Place
Samuel Jewett
T. J. Bweensy
Dns Gon We are showing the new est styles
The ad touts the latest styles and lowest prices with the largest variety. It invites readers to trade where money buys more merchandise, highlighting value and selection at INNES vEO.
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Veo
INNES
Batistes Now Open In New Lot At 12 1 2 Cents
L O McIntire announces a new lot of Batistes 36 inches wide with fast colors. They are advertised at 12 1 2 cents, compare to their usual 15 and 20 cents.
Boots and Shoes Offered by A G Menger in 1887 Gazette
A G Meng er thanks readers of The Gazette for 1886 patronage and pledges to serve old and new customers in 1887, offering boots and shoes at the lowest prices.
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Lawrence
Avery
Peregn
Dana
the Gazette
A. G. Menger
Dry Goods Sale Ad Teases Low Prices
A storefront advertises dry goods sold cheaply claiming prices below rivals. The note invites customers to try the shop, though it ends abruptly without full details.
Richings and Accessories at L. O. McIntire’s
A store catalog snippet notes a wide assortment of richings collars cuffs gloves hosiery handkerchiefs laces embroideries and more at L. O. McIntires. New bustle styles arrive priced at 25 60 and 75 cents in the latest weekly corrected listing.
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L. O. McIntire
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Field & Harchis
Field & Hargis
Massachusetts Street
Neighborhood News
Holiness Tabernacle
John Smith and
Holiness Order
Jsmarck
Canning Company
Biemarck
Atay
Bill Munich
Ed Kittner
Jeane Flory
Marshall
Excelsior
Union School
Mise Glazer
Mise Schoepflin
Belleview
Jake Naffer
Deer Caret
George Dougherty
Dissinger
Guy Eeant
Dr." Newlin
Eudora
Lawrence Business College
Charley
Heeper Academy
Heaper
John .H. Nowilio
Cora A. Bailey
F.F Nichols
Abraham Lincoln
Mattie A. Pitts
C. V. Allen
E. Stanley
G. F. Rodgers
J. H. Nowlin
J. 3. Thomas
Ida White
Quaker Church
Edward Mills
Paola
Eudora Mineral Springs
Twin Movexd, al
Porter
Jacob Badsky
Wichita
Jorta Lawren
Sie
Jeanie Newby
Tomganoxte
M. E
Taylor
Alfred Taylor
John Westphal
Baldwin
Locust Street
South Elder
China
Lew Jes
Canton
Mesera
Bishop
Montague
Boston
America
Low Jee
Wong Chin Foo
Whes
Tom
Kansas State News
Gov
St. John
North Lawrence
Henry Grady
Atlanta
Reas
Art League
Batistes
Lawrence Markets
Whitsomb Brea
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