Odd Sox Lose Faintly After Slugging Duel Busts
In a rough ballgame, Odd Sox battle lineup error prone defense, with Brroxs scoring late. Key moments include MelKay Mew driving in runs, Lester striking out, and multiple players stealing bases as the Sox offense rallies but falls short to set back.
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Arolund
Hall
Bers
Gadkasher
MelKay
K. Ehrkiuli Naga
Lester
Seeanid
Gandhi
Mit
Gerd Milssad
Pileley
Butler
Thelen
Fiatlin
Ison
BR. Chirthuh
An. Virland
Gordin Meisfels
Wervier
Uholand
R- Livsder
Krooker
Meltay
Chef
Muedels
Wil
Fitzgerdid
Weaver
Ghalas
Devine
Cialliahue
Processing brings million sale price to oil alway
Processing brings a million price for oil in a complex sale. The event involves multiple entities and markets, with prices driven by supply, demand, and regulatory factors, highlighting shifts in the oil trade and investment implications.
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Calif
Ralinius Govwoss
Blood East
Dihel and
Mawlieh Enypiits
Aldey
Smd
Priestal Folinieries
California Grows Plumes Exhibit At Lawrence Bank
United States and international exhibitors gathered for a September 4 event featuring corn and grain contests. The Lawrence National Bank hosts a public display of product samples, with prize money and a showcase of agricultural innovations.
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Lawrence National Bank
Former Ambassador Herrich to address irrigation meeting
Former Ambassador Herrich will address the California Congress on irrigation, discussing measures to improve water usage and the world’s highest irrigated value. The event includes remarks on policy and potential remedies, with participation from officials and stakeholders in Starke and Stockton on September 13.
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Herrich
California
Sueramerin
Vite
Amandie Myron
Stire International Irviz
Hoop Placeil Tv
Starke
Septe
Fresait
Sag Franksen
Jente
Uuils
Aamhessator Thertivde
Dba Ceadita
Colulrdaliou
Stockton
Agnass
Development program details and participants listed at Bestival Pill
Fragmented notes describe a development effort involving Rural Credits and Marketing, Water and Soils, and irrigation planning. Mentions United States Senators and various officials to participate, with references to a Weser area project and local officials. The text also notes a returned physician resuming patient duties and family duties.
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Dasbetton
Cloweriers
Menibe Sal
Ik Mosher
Rare School Library Delights Readers with Historic Collections
A fragmentary note highlights a rare school library collecting valuable items. It mentions notable works and donors, including histories, religious texts, and national volumes, with references to Latin backings and institutional ties. The passage notes preservation of old bindings and archival items amid uncertain publication lines.
Notice to Teachers for Examination in August
Notice to all teachers an examination for Lawrence city savings will be held at the Manual Training Building on August 9 for those enrolled. All participants must report by 8:30 a.m. at the testing site and bring required materials.
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Lawrence Vity
Free Lectures by Dequer Speaker Draws City Attention
The Dequer free lectures feature Wells advocating open air speakings amid Socialist voices and university addresses. He praises publicity, urges fair debate, and challenges opponents to a public forum. The event stretches through nearby streets and university halls with a focus on eloquence and open-minded discourse. The department notes widespread attendance and interest in social and political ideas.
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Wells
Ange
Eusinen Ivings
Lawrence Pail
Aes
Liveren
Deelor
Rigged text fragment hints at political visit and ambitions
A garbled report references Metahalons and regional leaders visiting a place this week. It notes ambitions and scrutiny over a stalks or crops issue and mentions a bond and expectations shaping a local record.
Tables Kept By Day New Forty Nine Of 197 Fires Were Caused By Lightning
Kansas readers report a national fire statistics survey showing forty nine of one hundred ninety seven fires blamed on lightning in the month. The tally details losses, regional figures, and the impact on buildings with estimates of total fire damage and casualties.
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Lidhtaine
Andy
Jul ‘Ste
Lotcandy
Notice of Office Use Schedule
My office will be used from An isi 14 to September 12 AF. ML Savane.
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Anisi
ML Savane
Horse theft and parole in Pawnees County case
In Leavenworth Kansas on August 26 a man named Jackson, released on parole, faced a five year sentence for stealing a horse used for three days. Judge Wd WN presided as Gov Capp patie supported the claim that the horse belonged to someone else. Prosecution indicated a potential plea for release on a similar scale, while the defendant reportedly showed no promises of reform.
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Leavenworth
Pawnes
Govdy Capp
Patie
Hon Eney
No-Hit Pitcher Mehisen Shines in Standings Challenge
A no hit pitcher Mehisen delivered a strong performance for the Standlay school team, leading to first place in the Western Heaver standings. Teammates Conchiah and another pitcher from Washeety supported the effort as the league schedule moved forward toward next spring.
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Ais
Aoa Ferona Hy Tre
Indy Stihl
Milk purity standardization and school openings headline amid notes
The article surveys discussions on dairy milk purity standardization and related notices. It references a Pittsburg school opening soon, a state manual for opinions, and mentions President W A Bloodbur attending a convention in San Francisco. It notes several members returning from vacations and ongoing archival work.
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Pittsburg
Tsan “Ang
Ili
San Francisco
Nationat Bautim
Aveche
Cull
Emily
Preserving Powders Warn of Health Risks in Kansas
Southeastern Kansas experts warn against home preserving powders used to extend shelf life. Authorities cite possible chemical contamination and the risk of retarding spoilage while harming consumers. Federal and state regulations on canned foods remain in effect, with guidance urging proper sterilization and avoidance of impure mixes.
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Pittsburg
W. Seieits
Sorminal
Herigs
Kan
Kansas
United States
Unclear fragmentary report from Western Kansas news
Fragmented text mentions Topeka and Bonner Springs with detours and tours, references divorces and remarriage, Spreckles and Wakefeld, and a Honolulu connection. Reading shows sparse names and places. coherent details are unavailable within the legible portions.
Maple Hill Bank Robbery Suspect Held in Manhattan
A suspect connected to the Maple Hill bank robbery of August is held in Manhattan for days on suspicion of complicity or knowledge. He was removed from jail yesterday and extradition is discussed with authorities. The case involves county authorities and an ongoing inquiry into the suspect’s role.
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Manhattan
Trulear
Manhattin
Auenst
Urton
Wanda
Fragmentary letter discusses neutrality and prewar diplomacy
The readable fragments reference Bir Edward, Britain, Germany, and a planned conference to settle political disputes before war. The letter questions neutrality and the actions of nations, noting Britain and France and the absence of Germany.
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Will Regan
Germany
Edward
Britain
Coffeyville Man Opposes War and Seeks Conscientious Exemption
Aug. 26 Independence reports Charles Lowry, a Coffeyville resident, filed a statement asserting his opposition to war on conscience grounds. He cites the U.S. Constitution and his duty as a born citizen to worship freely, claiming he would refuse to serve in the military but is willing to serve in a peaceable role for any country.
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Independence
Ann
Charles Lowry
Coffeyville
Tlere
Tias
Nelly
Roosevelt urges prepared nation to defend beliefs and neighbors
In Pittsburg on August 26 former president Theodore Roosevelt delivered an address at a military instruction camp blasting the United States for inaction. He condemned the government for not preparing to defend Americans and argued munition makers should be compelled to supply ships for allied aid. Roosevelt warned that staying passive risks Belgian and civilian deaths and urged readiness to protect U.S. interests and global moral standards.
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Pittsburg
NojYy
Theodore Roosevelt
Militare Instruction Camp
United States
Germany
Hubby Enters Fight Over Wife in New York Alley
Fragmentary text describes a wife dispute ending in violence as a husband confronts another man. The scene shifts to a crowd and a trial or confrontation with phrases about standing ground and a fight over a wife. Strong entities are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Eudes
York
Fieley Ju
Outrar
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