Kaw Valley Potato Industry In Topeka Topeka Kansas
A rugged portrait of Kaw Valley potato farming from Topeka toward Kansas City. The Kaw district tops U S potato production with 7000 acres, 1300 carloads shipped yearly, and De Soto as the main shipping point. Growers invest in seed, spray for beetles, and soil conditioning while midwestern laborers gather for harvest. Potatoes fetch 50 to 74 cents a bushel. farms yield up to 30 bushels per acre, with some years earning substantial profits despite costs. The Kaw crops supply markets from Topeka and Kansas City to the east coast, with Minnesota and Illinois among buyers. J G Groves, known as the potato king, leads experimental seed work and multi-acre plantings near Edwardsville. Harvest begins after July Fourth with both machine and hand digging, and local rail shipments move steady daily.
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Stovery
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Kansas Leader Claims Sufficient Feed To Fatten State Stock
Governor Hodges told an Olathe audience that Kansas has enough feed this year to fatten three times the state's stock. He warned against dwelling on drought and asserted strong finances and ample water, noting the state could buy three head of cattle and other livestock in Missouri or nearby states and still have feed left.
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Insurance ad promotes Hosford Spalding and Kodak supplies
Classified style advertisement urges readers to insure with Hosford and Spalding and mentions Kodak supplies and local drug store offerings. The notice emphasizes fire risk and protection for homes and barns, aiming to attract customers seeking insurance and related goods.
Warden Botkin Promotes Reform at Leavenworth Prison
Aug 12 Leavenworth Rev J D Botkin the new warden outlines a reform program built on treating inmates as brothers and instilling work discipline. He emphasizes humane methods, religious guidance, and continuous labor to prevent crime and aid rehabilitation. He aims to maintain firm but fair governance while expanding productive employment opportunities for prisoners.
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Derry Botkin
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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bin Ile
Risen Grant
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Rome
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Stanford White
New York
Fra Montis
Maryville
Her
Hike Rernwers
Harmon Allen
Caney
Real estate transfers and a quotation in Lawrence
Real estate transfers list Lawrence resident LW Shaw transferring to Arthur W Gillham for $1 and Lot II Block 26 Sinclair's addition. Quitclaim deed records show W W Cockins and wife of Douglas County to Amma L Cockins for $1 covering 12 acres in section 9 14 15. A stray quote follows: Do not depend on others to kick for you, and remarks on marrying to reform a man.
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Lawrence
Arthur W. Gillham
Sinclair
W. W. “Cockins
Douglas County
Amma L. Cockins
Impeachment Drive Over Sulzer Report Adopts Charge
The Frawley legislative committee report accusing Governor Sulzer of diverting campaigned funds to private uses was adopted by the New York Legislature. A resolution to impeach for willful and corrupt conduct in office was offered, debated, and moved to be considered next. Debate revealed party divisions as supporters urged action while opponents pressed for more evidence and timing.
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Duhaniel
Brooklyn
Senate
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Legishaju
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Eurichs
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Frederick Colwell
Colwell
Wiliam Sulzer
Tia
William Sulzer
Hinee
Sayte
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Istiinees Awllen
Ateved Gouverneur Sulzer
Hawes J Frawley
Eugene Tau
Brichards
Oursel
Matthew T. ‘Horgan
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies Advised
An ad explains deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian Tube mucous lining and cannot be cured by local applications. It promotes a constitutional remedy from Jasenet Company, Toledo Ohio, claiming nine of ten cases arise from catarrh and inviting readers to request free circulars.
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Warranty Deeds Show Transfers Among Local Residents
Erhess Le Skaggs and wife convey undivided one quarter interest in 160 acres in NW quarter section 1-49-45-7 to Alma Cockins and to W. Cockins and rence. Wm Ulrich and wife transfer part of NE quarter section 1-4-18 to Daniel Glieh.
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W. Cockins
Rence
Alma L. Cocks
Wm. Ulrich
Mkcivn
Daniel Glieh
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