Flood Control Ploys Reported In State Committees
Fragmented notes describe discussions on flood prevention funding and dam safety across Kansas districts. References include the state tax commission, county commissioners, and various communities urging synchronized estimates for damages, crops, roads, bridges, and property losses while identifying delegates for Congress.
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Puke
Ran
Wbtity
Stalin
Ito
Démage
Unique Commissiona
Ageniture
State Tax Commission
Alotts
Kansas
Blues
Republican
Smak Hill
Mobler
Mothers League Meets on Habits Formation Topic
The Mothers League gathers this Wednesday afternoon in Tennessee Street area to discuss habits formation for girls. Mrs X Tayor and Mrs Avi lead the session focusing on health, well being, and practical guidance for mothers and their daughters.
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ITI Tivnnessee
Stubjerd
Will
Hisenas
Interesting discussion on companionship among women
A fragment describes a gathering featuring Mrs. Selius presenting ideas on The Girl and Her Companions. The discussion centers on close companionship between an unnamed daughter and others. Items were served by the hostess assisted by Mr. Anderson and Miss Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selius
Amany
Mraz
ML Anderson
Miss Anderson
Rania Will Be Sued by Kansas State Press Group
A publicized dispute arises as Rania will face legal action from the Kansas State Press Society early next month. Material collection and editor identity remain unresolved, with rumors about editorial alignment and format control ongoing.
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Rania Will’ Hej
Bee
Kansas State Iliste Society
Riflemen Meet in National Defense Conclave Veteran Gathering
A National Rifle Association linked event will follow a defense conference with hundreds of Civil War veterans and sharpshooters attending in Washington. Notables include Vice Commander Alvey and Colonel Melmrisy, as plans consider citizen militia roles and the use of the riflemen in defense. Real estate transfers and advertisements for local services appear in the same column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Rifle: Association
Usiyote
Giese
Washington
National Defense
Conteepee
de Lestattel
Elie Aros
Dre
iMacs
Venice
Colon
Amolox Cures Skin Diseases Patent Claim
An old ad touts Amolox as instantly curing skin diseases and eruptions. It promises dramatic relief with a new formula, claiming gentle cleansing, soothing effects, and improved sleep after use, urging readers to try the product.
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Aimalix
Totter
J Wetter
Ucue
Piaples
Fragmentary obituary and crime-note in garbled text
The readable fragments mention a restaurant keeper and an owner seeking to leave a title, with references to Wiedemann and a life danger claim. The text is jagged, incoherent, and lacks clear events or dates, making precise reporting impossible.
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Wehid
Eieploye
Chieagie Il
Ang
Lidolin
Thomsen
Milli
Missouri River Improvement Debate Sparks Crisis Voice
A 19th century Missouri Valley discussion centers on river engineering work from Kansas City to St. Louis. Military and civilian officials debate cost, channel size, and potential navigation benefits amid river trade needs and national infrastructure plans.
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Kapsas
Comeureial
Fayinly
Lient
Herburd’ Leakyne
Missouri
Uxpensiu
Punt
Hie
Milne
Kansas Cay
St. Louis
Syoriesse Asa
Dea
WR. Bork City
Indus
Missouri Valley
Cape
Dadeoceetrie
Missouri Valle
Jonny
Kanaus City
Neon Missouri
Asserlee
Loui
Akhe
Balkan Negotiations Traced Amid Allied Efforts and Turkish Tensions
Dispatches from Vienna and allied capitals describe a critical Balkans moment as Allied and Serb forces push for influence while Austria Hungary and Bulgaria maneuver. Diplomats note Sevićia’s aim to secure Bulgaria’s participation and a broader commitment to the war effort amid shifting front lines and regional tensions.
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Balkan
Apivayi
Balkans
Old
Turkey
Angie i Grork Ani
Parkia- Herts
Toilar
Jorbiughi
Buttes
Neiher
Bervin
Grevee
Seevia
Bulgurid
Kansas National Guard Trains at Leavenworth Camp
Two thousand guardsmen from Kansas National Guard arrive at Leavenworth under General Charles L Martin. The camp life mirrors real war conditions with officers and troops preparing for ten days of drills and activities despite persistent rain and forecasted Mexico-related concerns.
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E. N
Eeavenworth
Kan
Kansas National Guard
Aeder
Charles L Martin
Topeka
Kansas
Pest
Anerni
Fife
Marshal
Alexico
Injured Man Found After River Incident at Lawn Spreng
A man lies injured after a troubling incident near Lawn Spreg Jertay as bystanders and a doctor arrive. A witness reports a shambling scene with a motor car and a Paris driver fleeing, leaving the victim in a dire condition.
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Wan Tynes
Tin Steel
Figman
Paris
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised in 19th Century Notice
State of orce. Gne of Toteae. Leecas-C if ' & to. soing business, io the City of. 'To. Jade, County ie 'State aforesaid, and at firm pate the sum' of ONE TED MOLLAT for each ang ey Se of Catarrh that cannot be 'cured use of HALL'S CATARH CURE. RAN J. CAEN BY. Sworn to before mt and substribed in my presence, this 6th Day of December, ALD. 386, (Seal) AWW: GLEason, Notary Public. Fall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, And acts directly upon ihe blood and mu cous surfaces of the system- Send for teastimonials, free. berry 0. Taleda, a. F. J. CHNNE "constipation, Bald by all Drieet Teke Halts Family
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Orce
Toteae
Leecas
Soing
Jade
Hall
Ran J. Caen
Gleason
Fall
Berry
Taleda
Obscure Hotel Maryland gathering ends in scattered notes
A fragmented account from a 910 era report describes a social event at the Hotel Maryland Cal hoon with diverse attendees and shabby details. It mentions Prof. Miller and a Michigan university tie, along with scattered references to guests, driving routes, and a lengthy narrative of conversations, songs, and farewells amid a chaotic scene.
Wichita court allows liquor delivery to homes after addresses
In Wichita a court ruling permits liquor to be delivered to residences, ending a week of restrictions. Mayor Beentley's ordinance, enforcing transport of liquor on city streets, drew protests from residents who argued delivery to home addresses like John Doe at 204 Blank Street should be allowed.
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Kang
Wichita
Beentley
A. Delezation Fee
John -Doe
Blank Street
Signature of TM A House in Wichita Police Case
Fragmentary text reports a police matter in Wichita involving a signature related to TM and a fellow, with unclear roles and a suspect held by authorities. No clear dates, names, or actions emerge beyond a detective or police engagement in Kansas.
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House
Wichita
the Police
Kanes
Ula Reserve Army Training Force Figures Mentioned
A garbled report discusses 8,000,000 foreign grant trainees and 5,000,010 able bodied males with claimed military training. It references the UAE and Austrians, noting training levels and allegiance estimates amid an expansion program.
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Tabor
Uae
Gomis
Rinplasizi
Trench Battle Fragments Reported In Net Text
Fragmentary OCR describes trench actions between German forces and Allied lines near central regions. It notes explosions, communications losses, and enemy digging, with scattered names and places that are unclear due to garbled text.
Happy Kansas Couples End Stomach Ailment Strife
Mr and Mrs Elmer Barnes of Kingsdown Kansas praise Mayrs Wonderful Remedy for curing their stomach troubles. Mrs Barnes suffered headaches and dizziness, while Mr Barnes also endured similar issues. After trying the medicine, both noticed improved digestion, clearer complexion, and relief from gas bloating. The testimonial claims permanent results for stomach liver and intestinal ailments with guaranteed satisfaction or money back.
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Elmer Barnes
Kingsdown
Kiin
Mayr
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