Kansas City speech and railroad express listings
An OCR fragment lists multiple railroad express lines and schedules with times and route names across California Texas and Kansas City. It mentions Pacific and Western routes, daily and Sunday exceptions, and various station terms, though the text is garbled and portions unreadable.
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Ast Bourt
Sitos Californis
Hrattea
Noskr
Chic
Nota Hamano
Rosie Grad
Kansas Ciy
California Limited
Texas Express
Hitex
Californie Express
Topeks Express
Dally
Sanday
Lawrencr Hhanck
Bonday
Daly
ION Pacific
WEAT
Nod Overland Firer
Oss No Deter
Pacifc Coast
Nati
Lon Jago
Kansan Guy
Kaxinen
Tata Warworth
Aaa
Arees Pth
Erceds
Io Pacific Eapreas
Kidney Pills Promised To End Backache Claims
A Lawrence resident Mr All Mayo of Bridge attests that a few doses of Voun's Kidney Pills sold by Dick Bros on Maypeachusetts street relieved his long standing backache. Mrs Mason also reports satisfactory results. Advertising copy says the remedy cures kidney related pain and symptoms. Sold by all dealers. Mailed by Foster Milyars Co. Buffalo NY, agents for the U.S. Do not substitute.
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Lawrence
Mr. All
Mayo
Bridge
Voun
Dick Bros
Maypeachusetts Street
Anecdotes of Harrison and the New England Speech
Misguided Wisconsin politics and Blareison era rhetoric recount a scene of General Harrison, pressed to speak at a rally, and a letter from Besgawis Hawniany praising his devotion to a wife and mother. The narrative recounts Harrison’s recall of past events including a forced speech in Philadelphia and a Civil War episode involving a superior’s reaction to orders.
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Wien
Tadianapelia
Blareison
Tiashi
Washington
Dee Press
Besgawis Hawniany
Harrison
Reymldiente Party
Fremont
Walkie
Roberts
Bremond
Mur
Ear Withessis
Indiana
Tainch
Wong
SCD
Tirrisen
New York
Bridling the Nile will make Egypt a garden spot
Sir John describes the Nile project as near completion with a locomotive running and a water-regulated barrage to extend cultivable land. He notes deeper foundations than expected, an anticipated two year finish, and claims the scheme will stabilize flood risk and improve navigation and taxation. Egypt will gain multiple crops and steady water supply.
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Egypt
Ajid
Nile
Ugland
Sir John
London
Boers Hold Out in Bush Veldt, Erasmus Speaks
The New York Herald quotes Mr. D. B. Erasmus of Pretoria on Boer strategy. He says Boers in bush veldt can outlast British, with stockpiled ammo, hunting steeds, and local supplies. Endgame may be independence or extermination if terms fail. Kruger remains Transvaal president guiding potential peace.
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Falke
Keuger
Tilf
South Africa
New York Herald
Youle Bothe
House of Commons
London
United Kingdom
D. B. Eranium
Erasmus
Pretoria
Abel Erasmus
Leydenburg
Steenkamp
Volksraat
Botha
Mr. Erasmus
Afr
de Wet
Opala
Alfred Milner
Vien
England
Lord Kitchener
Cecil Rhodes
Joubert
Trrom
Great Britain
Kruger
Transvaal Republic
Stock Exchange
Mr. Winger
Hoera
Wersels
Mlecher
Spring Tonic Promises Health Boost from Celery Compound
A spring tonic pitch endorses Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound for nerve, blood, kidney, and liver nourishment. The claim is attributed to Hamlin and Holloway, presenting the product as a health energizer for the body.
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Hamlin & Holloway
Great Men and Children Presidents Loved Little Ones
Ex President Harrison and others valued their children, with portraits like “the president and Baby McKee.” Jefferson and Lincoln also cherished offspring, while Dickens and Hugo are cited as literary child lovers. An ad notes Krause’s Card Core cure and Santa Fe rail passes to California.
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Harrison
Bng
Elizabeth
White House
Muany Faraiiar
McKee
Benjamn Sturrison
Thomas Jefferson
Martha
Randolph
Thomas Jeferson
Randalpl
Abraham Lincoln
Hoya Ag Thoma Jefferson
Washington
George
Abraham
Union
Tad
Grant
Charles Dickens
Victor Hugo
Hugo
Marketing Steers Finish Time Advice From Professor Curtin
Professor C F Curtin of the Town experiment station answers a stock grower’s question from The Breeder's Gazette on whether to finish steers at 12 to 18 months or carry to 20 to 24 months. He favors liberal feeding from the start and argues younger steers are more economical, with better carcass quality when fat is integrated with growth rather than added late. He recommends finishing at 20 to 24 months if conditions allow, to optimize profit and meat quality.
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C. F. Curtin
Gagette
Antaale
Tia
Ketrick
Saya
Hax
The Farmer's Horse and the Draft Clydesdale Debate
An article advocates the Clydesdale draft horse for farm work emphasizing its versatility from plowing to hauling to market. It argues drafters require size, width, and quality, but stresses the Clydesdale's balanced build, strength, and masculine carriage as key traits. Prices cited range from $8 to $140 for chunks and $125 to $200 for drafters.
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Chup
Mixed hog breeds fail to outgain purebreds in trials
A Kansan experiment station test compared mixed hogs with pure Poland China and Berkshire stock and found mixed breeds required 19 to 50 percent more feed to gain 100 pounds. Some mixed hogs fattened quickly but were weak, short, or prone to disease, while best gainers were long-bodied, well-boned and rangy with fair leg length. Live stock men oppose a major bill, arguing it favors one industry, harms beef and dairy, and could reduce demand for neutral lard used in oleomargarine. An advertisement urges taking Digestive tablets to cure dyspepsia and indigestion, with money-back guarantee.
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Kansan
Poland-China
Berkshire
National Live Stock Association
Salt Lake
United States Senate
Unclear fragment from Union Panic trade notes
Fragmentary OCR notes reference FP Bomb Cy Dies and SHARKLIN at U P Depot with no coherent event or details to summarize into a full news item.
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Feee
Sharklin
U. P. Depot
Negro regular officer rises from the ranks at Fort Leavenworth
Benjamin O. Davis, a sergeant major of the Ninth Cavalry, is among 12 men who passed the regular army commission examinations at Fort Leavenworth. Davis would be the first Black private to rise from the ranks to a regular army commission, after a career spanning volunteer service in the Eighth United States Infantry and leadership in the Ninth Cavalry.
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Mack Treeper
Fort Leavenworth
Benjamin O. Davis
Ninth Cavalry
Davis
Davis Wall
District of Columbia
Washington
Eighth Uniteld States Infantry
Vray
Serge
Ile
Kergeatt
Keant
Reguliar
Charles Young
Ninth
Eqvatyy
Wilberforce College
Wilberforce
Young
West Point
Sinth
Tenth Cavalry
Kwentytifth Infantry
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Francisco
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Hot Springs
Tryon
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Black Mountain
F Allen
St Louis
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Cyen
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Underwood Typewriter
Frost & Finn, General Western Acuna
Wentth Street
Kansas City, Mo
Racerranchoy
Cal
Barber Bros
W. H. Sloan
Mount Vernon III
Barszn Bros
Ann Crry
Dave Srors
Bowersock
Robt. HK
Clark
Mgr
Bowersock Miling
Zephyr
Lantell
Journal Compa
Lawrence Journal Co
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