Expansion of the Western National Fair at Bismarck
On Monday begins the eighth annual expansion of the Western National Fair Association at Bismarck. Managers have secured many entries, best displays, and aim for a first class fair that benefits Kansas and Lawrence. Citizens urged to support this public enterprise for the state’s honor and local progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western National Fair Association
Bismarck
Ite
Kansas
Lawrence
Petra
Kanzes
Commerce Principles From Abundant Sources Map
The speaker explains how goods travel from abundant sources to scarce markets, citing lumber from forests coal from mines and corn from prairies. He argues a natural law of commerce directing flow from abundance to need applies to water and hill regions alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowa
Newcastle
Justea
Riding in New York and other modern notices in Harper's
Harper's September opens with an illustrated article on Riding in New York by a New York equestrian and features frontispiece illustrations. It reviews Miss O Meares Huuaisin novel Narka and other stories, essays, and images including Wordsworth’s River Duddon and a vivid set of engravings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatley
Isle of Man
House of Keys
Miss O'Meare
Narka
Howell
Boston
Blanche Willis Howard
Tony
Reinhart
William Elroy Curtis
Dr. Lansdall
Moll
Virgil
ST. Nicholas
Scribner's Magazine
Edward L. Wilson
W. S. Rainsford
D. E
St. George's Church
New York City
Shoshone
Moncure D. Conway
E. H. House
Japan
American University
Luda
Yale
Adama Sherman Hill
Harvard University
Mauthe Thompson
Lojuriea
Flandroe
Seth
Anadell
Beekman
A. Lapmann
Jas. T. Field
Louise Imogene Guiney
Mrs. Dorr
OT. Nicholas
Mary Hallock Foote
Tib Tyler
Mather
Nora Perry
Albert EB. Sterner
Christ's Hospital
London
Brook
Christina
Sweden
William Dean Hawalla
William H. Ridening
Adam Badeau
Gettysburg
Pickett
George J. Mason
Miss Baylor
B. H. Boyesen
Juan
Juanita
John
Helen Gray Cone
F. D. Sherman
Lizbeth B. Comins
Henry Tyrell
QC. Herford
Robert Blum
Alfred Bredpan
George Wharton Edwards
Henry Sandham
Q. Rerford
C. L. Vogt
Pure Liquors Choloset Brands Unadulterated Ltegten Cal
Text is garbled and unreadable in places but references Pure Liquors offering choloset brands of Pure and Unadulterated Ltegten cal. No clear events or dates.
Lent Waiversty Sabbath program at Lecompton gathering
At Lent Waiversty a crowded Lecompton service featured Rev J Lewis leading devotional exercises and Miss E A Davis presenting ideas to boost Sunday School attendance. The event included a music interlude by Miss A E Wood and a dinner with long tables and a social hour.
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Lent Waiversty
A. Henshaw
J. Lewis
E. A. Davis
Monsera
Lewis
Wenneck
Weller
A. E. Wood
J. A. Weller
Lane University
A. J. May
Wéllers
Waller
Very Convenient Little Implement and Roach-Sick Water Facts
In Farm and Garden material the author touts a device claimed to be vermin proof and warns that impure water causes roach sickness and worm contamination in wells. It notes worms enter wells through cracks, then sink and spread disease.
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Thair
Practical Farm Hints On Pests Crops and Husbandry
A miscellany of rural advice covers worm control with cemented platforms and planks, squash as a second crop, weed and manure tips, use of pyrethrum for insect control, egg freshness test, onion as a cholera preventive for chicks, and rural manufacturing notes from New England and southern states.
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New England
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
California
Chicago
Nevada
New Yorker
Iit
North Carolina
A Convenient Implement for Earth Work Described
A rough plan describes a rod of iron one inch in diameter and up to five feet long. A blacksmith could supply one cheaply once shown the idea. The tool is meant to be used by stirring into the ground with both hands and drawing it out easily after working it side to side.
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Gazerrz
Democratic Party
Lisa
Re‘fatge Bo
Nee Wells
Collie Breeding Highlighted By Philadelphia Kennels
The article notes rising use of sagacious Scotch collies in the United States over recent years. It mentions the Sans Souci kennels in Philadelphia and their champion collie bred locally, with several distinctions noted in the breed.
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United States
Sen
Nevis
Tre
Sans Souci
Philadelphia
Mystery Fragments From Down Town Tenement Note
A fragment describes a person renting an attic room on Battle Avenue, using a kitchen stove for cooking. It mentions questionable fishing sources from a street market and nearby bridges, with garbled notes about expenditures and indweed.
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Battle Avenus
Lockjaw on peg Island and coast climate clues
A fragment questions why tetanus like lockjaw appears on peg Island and along the Long Island sea coast. It notes danger from stepping on rusty objects from Island to Montauk and mentions visitors cannot touch many of the items without risk.
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Peg Island
Long Island Sea
Montauk
Happiness and Idiess in an Affluent World
Fragmentary note reflects on hidden truths of society and the lives of wealthy individuals. The lines hint at the social veneer masking private struggles and the complexity of affluence.
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Ata
Atlantic
al Lowell
St. Bartholomew's Church
Smithfield
Louise Chandler Maulton
Andrew Hedbrooke
Willem Cranston Lawton
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Cheb
Boye
B. J. Horton
W. H. Sears
W. A. Willis
H. B. Belt
Cleveland
F. L. Woodrof
J. W. Swope
C. K. Passan
Kaness City
Jeffersonian Club
YaoPeit
Bonham
EH. ‘Donaldson
H. C
Moody
Frank Howell
F. L. Woodruff
Sargeant-At-Arms
T. K. Prentice
Sidney Clarke
Prof.Martin
Ae W. Swope
W.H. Sears
Mr. Clarke
Ware
Jand
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