Association editor named for stock paper Veterinary Department
Excerpt notes Prof H J Derwens named associate editor of the American Stockman Chicago with charge of the Veterinary Department. It also mentions a fall ballot issue on a state constitution temperance amendment. The Concordia Empire corrects the claim that the amendment vote occurs this fall, stating it will be in November. Trees around schools urged in Wilson County Citizen, advocating shade trees and landscaping to improve district school grounds' appearance and attractiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Derwens
American Stockman
Chicago
Concordia Empire
Jesu
Wilson County
Attack on Rev Kalloch sparks San Francisco talk of mayoral bid
The shooting of Rev. Kal-loch in San Francisco provokes wide comment in the city where he long resided. He was popular here and the reaction on news of the assault was regretful, with hope for his recovery. Many deem the attack by Young a cowardly act and foresee Kal-loch’s potential return to public life, possibly as mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer. Kalloch
Kalloch
San Francisco
eYoung
Perry buys Republican Citizen in Miami county
Mr. Ld. Perry returns to journalism in Miami county by purchasing the Republican Citizen and issuing an enlarged improved form. The editor notes the paper bears his influence and hints that consolidation with Perry and Rice would benefit the party and the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ld. Perry
Miani County
Republican Citizen
Oskaloosa Independent Reaches Twenty Years of Publishing
The Oskaloosa Independent marks its twentieth volume under publishers I W Roberts and son Frank, claiming continual name, ownership, location, and office. Editors praise the paper as consistent, upright, and deserving of lasting success, hoping for many more decades of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa Independent
Pon
I. W. Roberts
Frank
Kansas
California Thugs and a Republican Editor Critique
A Kansas City tones note criticizes California violence and the Rev. Ike Kalloch incident. It labels DeYoung, the Chronicle editor, as not Republican and accuses the paper of shifting allegiance to the Bilks faction and opposing Senator Broderick’s killer Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Ike Kalloch
Kansas City
The
Chronicle
DeYoung
Kalloch
Bilks” Tribe
Terry
Broderick
Glenn
Rebel Yell Drives Reporter Leader to Switch Parties
H G Evans, once a Greenbacker, now denounces the party and declares support for the Republican cause. He condemns the 1861 rebels and warns that ballots have empowered a rebel faction in government, likening current actions to Libby and Andersonville, stirring loyal veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Evans
Kansas
Republican
South
Libby
Andersonville
Macon
Compliment to Mr Haskell In Congress earns praise
A man once unsympathetic to Mr Haskell now commends his performance in Congress. The Paola Citizen reports the Kansas delegation’s rising stature and notes Haskell’s reputation as a ready and able political debater and man of affairs, countering claims of weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Congress
Paola
L. J. Perry
Kansas
Washington
Haskell Praised for Growth and Power in Washington
The Citizen editor who stayed in Washington during the late political debates lauds Haskell as unmatched in influence among Western leaders and a state asset admired for his strength and leadership. his growth elevates the state's pride according to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
The
Citizen
Washington
Haskell
Concordia to Name Prof Shearer Principal of Public Schools
The Topeka Commonwealth reports Prof. Shearer will be principal for the coming school year in Concordia. Gov. St. John plans to deliver the welcome address to President Hayes at the Neosho County Fair on September 27. Misses Mattie and Emana Hughes, once from Paula to Lawrence then Solomon City, are visiting county relatives. E F Keyton and A L Hereford, recent law graduates, were admitted to the bar in Cloud County. Mrs. Bishop Vail’s health slowly improves, she sits up briefly as vision remains impaired.
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Shearer
Concordia
Gov. St. John
President Hayes
Neosho County
Mattie
Emana Hughes
Paula
Lawrence
Solomon City
Bishop Vail
Ste
Strenth
Topeka Commonwealth
Political murder and Yazoo county politics debated
A Democratic paper condemns the Dixon assassination in Yazoo City. Dixon led an independent ticket and faced violent opposition from a self-styled faction head by Stubblefield. The piece argues political intimidation, color line tensions, and questions how Dixon could be both Democrat and accused killer in 1875.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
St. Louis Republican
Dixon
Stubblefield
Crown
Yazoo County
Yazno
Ibi
Yazoo
Verona creamery butter production described in detail
A Verona county dairy operation, the Messrs Osgoods Verona creamery, uses fifty cows and a careful process to produce butter. Milk is cooled, skimmed after 36 hours, churned with horse power, and salted in the churn. Butter is washed, worked, pressed, and dried in an ice box before packing the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Osgoods
Verona Creamery
Verona
Fancy packaging boosts butter price at New York firm
The article describes two packaging styles for butter with bonuses above Western Creamery quotations. A square basswood box holds six pounds with five vents per pound, and a one pound box uses a stamper to produce a chic monogram valued at ten cents per pound above quotes. Nine hundred pounds weekly go to Delmonico in New York, sold fresh, while about 240 pounds go to a top New York grocery. The piece highlights careful upmarket production, extra time for packaging, and strict cleanliness as keys to higher value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. G
Taether
Delmonico
New York
New York City
Yazoo Murder Foretold in Letters to Dixon
The Atchison paper recalls a Yazoo County murder linked to Barksdale and Dixon. A letter from a Yazoo citizen warned Dixon he could be killed if Barksdale secured the nomination. Dixon's final letter to R. Harris is quoted, showing his education and plea for help. The piece notes prior direct information from private sources predicting the bloody outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexon
Atchison
UH. M. Dixon
Yazoo
Dixon
Barksdale
Chi Clerk
Deino
DJ Harris
Kansas
Betas As
Luxon
Yagoo Crey
Arenas
IL. M. Dixox
Atvhisda Fong
Salina Hosts Statewide Temperance Meet In Record Attendance
The Salina Herald reports the largest temperance gathering yet held in the state with thousands in attendance and many distinguished speakers. Salina contributed about seventy five delegates as the event, praised as the best and grandest of its kind in the state, with Kansas Pacific railway officials credited for ensuring a smooth, well-supported success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Salina
Kansas Pacific Railway
Wealthy speculators and the Lawrence partners revealed
Jay Gould and other capitalists have amassed huge profits through stock speculation. The new Lawrence & Co plan promises similar gains for small and large investors from $25 to $11.02. A hotel keeper in Ohio earned $4738 from a $10 stake. a Boston gentleman $500 produced profits. a Chicago merchant made $43,210 in four months. Apply to Mel Lawrence & Co. Bankers, Exchange Place, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gould
Messrs. Lawrence & Co
Ohio
Kansas Pavific expositions circular seeks farm samples
The land department of the Kansas Pavific railway reports a Cincinnati exposition in September and invites Kansas farmers to send carefully labeled specimens. Accepted items include wheat corn rye oats barley hemp sorghum broom corn eastor beans grasses and fruit with growers and origins noted, to S J Gibmore Salina Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Department of the
Kansas Pavific Railway
Exposition
Cincinnnati
Kansas
Salina
S.J. Gibmore
Allan's Anti Fat Promises Quick Weight Loss
A serialized ad extols Allan's Anti Fat by chemist J C Allan claiming three to six pounds weekly reduction in hundreds of cases. It asserts safety and efficacy, sold by druggists, amid a broader piece on ancient trade and the transfer of medicines from West to East in Windsorite Chronicle style.
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J.C. Allan
Allan
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Oshaloosa
MR. Haskell
E. F. Keyton
Iowa State University
A. L. Hereford
Clyde
Union Law College
Cloudounty
Kansas Parters
Antioch
Ammonis
Ayer & Co
Lowell
Windsor Te Chronicle
Poremsey
WME
Walker
Rumsey & Walker
Washington St
Jaye
Onley
Exchange
Wili
GethSagey
Bartlett
Robbing
Iron Works
Waurks de Scott
Matt, Mettenry, Ritinsesy and
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Baltimore, MD
JO Wahl & CO
Commission Verchants
Market St
St. Louis
A. F. Bates
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence, Kansans
J. A. Dailey
Massachusetts St
Wateses
Mason's
Rene Grighi
Heity
J.8s. Crew& CO
Lawrence, Kansas
the Wholesale Tobacco House
Julius Miller
Kas
Woodward
Rowell
Newspaper Advertising Bureau
N.Y
Rela
Cuas
Menkon
West Randolph Street
Cale
A. B. Warren & CO
Allie Os
John Charlton
Massachusetts
Henry Streets
Leis’ Drug Store
A Bros. Boots & Shoes
Markley's
Wassachusetts St. At
LEV
A. Doane & CO
Kansas Farms
Aisas
Delaware
Leer Jane Once
Sac and Fox Reserve
Cnly
Topeka
Great Coal Field
W. A. Harried Eve
University
University of Kayfax
Tamilia
Ucting
Woolson
Anderson
Aon
Calley
Wabaunser
Allen
Ferris
WIL
Eee University
Abbene
Bauaner
Tickford & Bauster
Peck & Bausher Tackers
Fairbank
Worhtivten Street
Feelock Pom
Lisardan
Crystal Palace
Vsola Ume National Bank
Trites Reasonatie, Sdn
Metoizell
Loudaha Shed
Pen Street
Waitt
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Annie
James E. Watson & Co
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