Early planting advised for corn and wheat yields in Kansas
Observations from Enitor Gazetta urging Douglas County farmers to plant corn early to exploit spring moisture and subsequent rains. Warns weeds, recommends daily ground work, deep plowing for wheat, and timing for fly prevention. Includes Weavers matting advertisement with list of seamless and joined mattings and prices.
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Enitor Gazetta
Kansas
Douglas
Douglas County
Tue Gazette
Fitz Wins In Fourteen Rounds In Carson City
Carson City March 17 Fizzzim mons won the fight in the fourteenth round. Birth notices announce a son for Mr. and Mrs. L. Y. W. Perkins. new babies for Meaira and Flory families. marriages of Mason Foster, Olive Dicker and others. Local politics feature candidacies for mayor and police judge as well as redistricting effects and upcoming municipal elections.
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Carson City
Fizsimmons
Indiana and national headlines collide in brief notes
News in brief covers emergency clause ending convict labor in Indiana, Charles Bird named receiver for Dallas City Street Railroad, bandits in Michigan flash revolver then flee, a Chicago politician and reformers, and various local incidents from Oklahoma, Wisconsin, and Minnesota.
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Dallas, Tex
City Street Railroad
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve Advertisement Claim
Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised as the best salve for cuts sores ulcers salt rheum rover sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. Promises satisfaction or refund with price 38 cents per box. For sale.
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Bucklen
Massive 6 000 000 bridge plan spans St Lawrence opposite Quebec
A proposed 6 million bridge across the St Lawrence opposite Quebec is reported. The item cites a grand transportation project with wide regional impact and does not specify the builder or timeline.
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Riverside Drive
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Henderson Bridge
Adams Express Company
Kentucky
United States Supreme Court
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St. Louis
George Cutewald
Patrick Cardmore
Jerry McCahan
George W. Smalley
London Times
McKinley
Smalley
Bill Cook
Albany
N.Y
Kansas Corn Prices Rise and Local Notes from Haskell
A curdled mix of Kansas corn market chatter and assorted local items from the Haskell Institute era. The piece mentions rising corn prices at railroad stations, county name origins, a long hand sewn quilt, sand quality for glass, Kansas city election plans, Mennonite exemption laws, cigarette ordinances, and brief community notices across Osage, Atchison, Leavenworth, and Burlingame with names like Osbourne and Rooks counties, Vincent Osborne, John C. Rooks, Mrs. M. A. Haggard, and Uncle John Drew.
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Laader
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Osbourne County
Vincent I. Osborne
Joy’s Ford
Second Kansas Cavalry
Rooks County
John C. Rooks
Eleventh Kansas Infantry
Prairie Grove
M. A. Haggard
White Cloud
Kansas
Santa
Michael Wraylmowics
Leavensworth
Osage County
John Drew
Burlingame
Candidate for police jadya office in city election
AnpOnlembeh announces candidacy for police jadya at upcoming city election. Also notes ground feed, corn meal, fertilizers, and crushed bone for chick ona for sale at Cash Feed Mill. No one dies. Public notice about a pulmonary disease statement and a drug price of 25 cents by E. Wright.
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Office of Police
Jadya
Cash Feed Mill
Raymond's Cash Drug Store Offers Cut Meat Prices
An illustration shows a wheel painted by Raymond at his drug store to advertise Lucas Carrings Paint and the store’s meat prices. The ad touts all meats at cut prices, claiming the best and cheapest cuts.
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John Lucas Carrings
Mr. Raymond
Raymond
Cash Drug
Sol Miller's recovery slows amid limited progress
Forest Reynor of New York City named private secretary to the secretary of the interior, taking charge in Washington on March 17. Miller's condition remains fragile as doctors seek better responses to treatment.
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Markets Report From Kanaws City Grain and Cattle Prices
The markets show soft wheat at various grades from 45 to 75 cents, corn around 11 to 18 cents, oats from 14 to 16 cents, bran per cwt at 5 to 8 cents, and hay with mixed grade prices. Cattle receipts total 7,221 plus 297 calves. market weak and irregular with dressed beef and shipping steers 3.75 to 5.10, natives around 3.85 to 4.50, stockers 3.25 to 4.40, hog receipts 7,143 with a 5 cent gain. top hog price 4.00 and most sales 3.85 to 3.95.
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