Political Notes on Electors and Campaigns Mentioned
A fragmented letter column discusses electors for Roosevelt Taft and Rockevelt, noting voters may select up to ten, nine in one case, with cautions to avoid trouble. It mentions Madero declaring peace, Grider’s support for the president, and J. J. Brady as a Republican progressive candidate in Kansas Second District. The Ottawa Herald notes references to a Baltimore Sun reader, Wilson campaign manager McCombs and the thirteen-letter constraint in the nominating process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innwias County
Roosevelt
Taft
Fie
Grider
Tait
J. J. Hrady
Farseongress
Garnett
Kansas
Baltimore| Sun Iffords
Woodrow W
R. Marshall
Yl- St
Fou
Wilson
Liar McCombs
Jett Min
William 4
Biyan
Roosevelts Supporters Brace for Big Primary Vote
The Kansan editorial page urges voters to back the Roosevelt faction in the upcoming primary. It argues for continued progressive measures, cites party unity, and predicts strong turnout across Douglas, Bourbon, and Wyandotte counties with hopes for large county ticket support.
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Tohturrow
Nice
Pheu
Roosevelt
Arthur Capper
Dias
Caper
Congress
Lasheen
The
Editeriat Idea
Pipers
Doulas
Auklin
Anderson
Allen
Linn
Nios
dJehneon
Jose
Bourhart
Wigan
Dotte
Bourbon
Jie
Woyandotte
Crider
The Wild Coachman of 1912 by George Matthew Adams
A fragmented verse narrative depicts a reckless jaywalker driving a caravan through a village street. The piece mocks civic order and self appointed authority as onlookers argue amid chaos, ending with a note on law and public behavior in 1912.
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Jay
Leek
iFrom
Durbin Uills Ag
la Race
Welkin
Este Ion
Blessing to Women Promotes Pinkham’s Remedy
A grateful woman calls Lys dia E. Pinkhams a blessing after years of womanly weakness. The piece touts Vevetade Compound as a famous medicine for women’s ills that has restored her health and echoes the experience of thousands of grateful women who rely on this remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lysdia E. Pinkhams
Water Works Proposition Nears Completion After Hard Labor
Henry Bowman, contractor at the waterworks, is nearing the end of a long, tedious job. Within three weeks he is expected to overcome major obstacles and complete the project. Bowman deserves commendation for patience and perseverance amid many difficulties, including heavy dirt and extra work caused by recent floods. The western end of the cut and large main still require work, but infrared methods promise to hasten dirt removal and water priming. Although costly, final completion will provide a clean water supply for a town of about five thousand. Smith Center Pioneer reports Bowman is a resident of the city.
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Henry Bowman
Smith Center
Pioneer
Buwnain
August 5 1876 political and election notes
The Mouse Committee on Banking and Currency voted six to four to report a bill repealing the resumption act. Primary results list ward by ward winners in a Republican convention at the Court House. Also notes Taft’s planned White House trip in September to launch the GOP campaign and a Greenville Ohio school appointment.
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Second
Tumke
Commonwealth
Austra Net
Kansis
Wieveri Sniwati
Fone
Jrreng Aly
J. le Riady
Lawre
Senate
Sigve
Beauty
Ional
Mouse Committée On Banking and Currency
Court House
H. Q.CA_ Norton
CS. Tlampton
Henry Fuel
Oliver’ Paul
Wari
Jon S White
Mex
Jows
Nird
H. Q, Cotffin
We M. Campbell
Charles Andersen
S. EL W.jalnson
Sim. Allen
Pith
Charles Broces F. P
My Wean
J. Walken
Wakaruss
Willing
Eyal S. Ty Norton
Mr Gingesiel
A. J. Harris
Cront Township
C. W. Tagrenney
Withant Inva
Washington
Taft
White House
Middle West
Missouri
Nis
Farm Yields and Wheat Records Mentioned in Jefferson County
John W Johnson reports wheat on his Jefferson county farm at ix ac in, totaling 4 440 bushels with an average forty five bushels per acre. He tested 6314 pounds, while the penre est tested 61 pounds. H Leonhard on Robinson farm raised over 5 000 bushels and the Yeildsper aere was large. Thus Me Farkind who lives east of town raised 3 000 bushels.
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John N. Johnson
Jefferson County
Johnson
Eh. Leonhard
Robinson
Me' Farkind
Rat War In New Orleans Extermination Costs Discussed
In New Orleans health authorities battle a rat survey and extermination drive amid worries over disease. Dr. White estimates annual support costs around two dollars per person based on London research, warning four rats likely per resident in a city of about 375 000 and 3 100 000 yearly losses from rodent damage. Poorly drained damp ground and close ground-level housing hinder eradication while fleas remain the main disease vector.
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Ang
White
London
New Orleans
Domic
Dr. White
Real Estate Transfers Joli P Usher and Baldwin Trusts
Real estate transfers involving Joli P Usher and the Baldwin Trusts show conveyances to Iva Markham and to the Lambda Chapter Delta Delta Delta Fraternity at Baldwin. Property includes Lots numbered 1, 16, 17 and 18 on Mh Street in Baldwin with consideration listed as $100. The text references a deed quitclaim and trustee actions for sorority and fraternity properties.
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Joli P Usher
Lawrence
Alpha Nu Beta Theta Pi
Bevin
Noother
Widine Tewn St. Lawrence
Tva Markham
Lta Dea
Baldwin
Ivahirkham Et al
Lamba Chapter Delta Delta Delta Fraternity
Hay Making Record Near Nottingham
Fragmentary report from Alabama notes a hay making effort miles north of the city. The team faced difficulties cutting and gathering the crop but persisted, assembling a effort that yielded a sizable tonnage despite early setbacks.
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Nottingham
Complexion cream promises quick skin improvement
An advertisement touts mercolized wax as a daily facial treatment that removes dead skin, fades freckles and sun spots, and gradually smooths wrinkles. It claims visible results with nightly application and warm water rinsing, alongside a benzoin-like lotion made from dissolved substances.
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Ian
From Brick Ovens to Modern Electric Cooking
A reminiscence of kitchen evolution from brick ovens to gas stoves, gas ranges, and eventual electric cooking. The narrator recalls early experiments with fire, the shift to gasoline stoves, the move to a sixty-dollar gas range, and finally a complete electric cooking setup, highlighting faster cooking and reduced mess as meals moved from hearth to table.
Fragmentary note on meals and table cooking practices
A garbled OCR fragment describes eating habits and table cooking in incomplete terms. It mentions meals and overall preparation but lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to identifiable facts for a full news-style summary.
Sheriff of Hickory Creek to Be Staged at Airdome
The Spence Company presents a four act drama The Sheriff of Hickory Creek at the Airdome tonight. They have leased the rights from Clifton M. and are the sole producers, continuing their current seasonal program with this production.
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Airdome
Spence
Hick- 7
Spence Company
Clifton M. Th
GOATS MAKE A LIVELIHOOD ON LIMBERTIS FARM NEAR LAWRENCE
Martin, living ten miles southwest of Lawrence, reports success raising Angora goats on eighty acres. He began years ago when pasture was overgrown with sumac and rush, selling about twenty goats for profit and keeping the land productive. The operation grew to forty head by last year, with goats replacing cattle for pasture maintenance and income, while local merchants promote animal health aids and fly control products.
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Martin
Lawrence
Ives
Horse Collars and Sore Neck Pads at Klein Shop
ED KLEIN at 732 Massachusetts Avenue offers a range of horse collars and neck pads. Shop advertises all kinds of horse gear with a focus on comfort and preventive care for sore necks.
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ED Klein
Massachusetts
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Tom
John S Gilmore
Dorsey
Green
AJ Spaugh
Poe
Fostle
John Stewart
H. Thompson
W. .A. Thompson
N. Armstrong
Blaker
Madero
L. Brady
Awrence
Shronel
W. A. White
Ilepringar
Ottawa Herald
Torus
Brady
Alice Ie Mo
Alice Blythe
Iris
Horn
England
Isil Sly
America
Cambridge
Ohio
Fami
Hancock'County
M. E. Chareh
Isa
Marion Morrig
Childres
Ellsworth
Morris
Minnie
Morris Pratt
John.Pratt
Osk
Powell
Fromm
Topeka
Mrs. Win, Tite
Kansas City
By Walt Mason
Walt. Mason
Goodnight
M. Bamford
John W. Johnson
Tran
Howe
Mary
Amelie
Meritol
Raymond
Swat
Ines
Raymond’s
Lawrence Business College
Chicago
W. Burnett
A.T
Lawrence, Bas
Santa Fe
Eriksen
Furniture. CO
Mass
Wilder Bros Shirt
Spence Co
Hickory
Clifton’ Steelsmith
Boyles
Alps
Cool Colorado
Fleetrie
Fred
Harvey
Say
W. W.burnett
Agent Santa Fe Railroad
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