Kansas foreclosures mount in first half of 1990
Kansas counties report 1 117 farm foreclosures in 43 counties for the first six months, averaging 26 per county, with 63 counties yet to report. City lots foreclosures noted in Atchison and Wyandotte. County clerks say mortgage payoffs exceed foreclosures by about ten to one. Miscellany itemized local incidents and notices follow.
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Garfield
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Pottawatomie
Republic
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Wyandotte
Congress Debates Tariff and Breckinridge Case
The Senate on the 4th debated the Tariff bill amid progress, while voting briefly on sugar duties and a Breckinridge seat vacancy was declared. The House handled clashes over personal privilege and continued the Clayton–Breckinridge case and River and Harbor bill, with pensions and district business also noted.
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Various 19th Century News Briefs From The Era
Canon Lidden of England is dead Salvador's army disbanded a typhus outbreak spreads through Upper Silesia Minnesota Democrats nominate Thomas Wises for Governor Delaware Republicans nominate Barry Richardson Tie Jand oilligs at Hufale ordered removed to Beaver Republicans of Eighth Michigan district renominate A I Sliss John B Robuson nominated by Republicans Sixth Pennsylvania district William A Stone nominated by Republicans Twenty third Pennsylvania district Tremble steam yacht sinks off Fort Gratiot Mich crew waved Francis Murphy engaged to Rebecca Fichern of Council Bluffs Georgetown to Auburn stage Democratic renomination of Walter Butler in Michigan Paris excitement as Mrs Lanity to appear in As You Like It Montreal grocer William Donahue Co assigns Molson’s bank involved New Hampshire Prohibition convention nominates Fletcher Chase Thorndike Tariff amendments debated Irish registry estimates Treland population emigration 70473 death rate marriages strike in Australia shows signs of lapsing.
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Walter Thutler
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Portland
Cotinn
Savags
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Josiah M. Fletcher
Frank K. Chase
Charles M. Thorndike
Senate
Aldrich
Strar
Treland
Australia
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Market Reports Prompt Mixed Grain and Live Stock Prices
Grain and livestock markets show weak to mixed signals with No. 2 red wheat and corn firmer in spots while oats and butter hold steady. Cattle and hogs display varied gains and losses across grades, with higher packer demand noted for prime beef and steady to lower trends in sheep and lamb markets.
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Ash
Ehotee
Cape
A Sensible WATZ and a Quiet Price Debate
A fragment discusses private calculations on price differences and hints at a theme of justice linked to giving and fair handling, suggesting a moving argument about how value and fairness intersect in daily life. The text remains incomplete.
Truth and prudence in business warned by a ship’s course
A fragment urges universal civic education with pencils and slate to seek truth and reject blind groping in darkness. It cautions against giving up certainty for uncertainty and advises not to abandon the ship after swindle, but head straight to remedy or course of action.
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