Dairymen Stirring as State Inspectors Arrive in Lawrence
The State Dairy Commissioner plans Friday inspections to enforce conditions on Lawrence dairies. Wilson will visit dairies and push for a strong local ordinance to control milk producers. Tests on herds are pending, with several dairymen seeking inspections and guidance from officials.
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Tawrence
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McGlaii
Lawrence
Th. M. Wilson
Dai
CB. McClelland
Temperance Rally and Meetings Draw State Workers
A state temperance rally is planned for next Sunday with F M Stahl speaking and church support. The event will feature a large afternoon gathering at Farmers Hall Urbana and a conference for the state union, plus a 4:30 Y M C A parlor meeting. A separate report notes a passenger train wreck near Bayard Nebraska with minor injuries and a call to compare quality versus quantity.
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Temperance Workers
Lawrence
Kansas State Temperance Thien
Icelook
AL Fnitdine
M. Stall
State
Banking Leaders Gather for Lawrence Clearing House Banquet
Lawrence banking figures and Kansas City officials attended a banquet at the YMCA last night honoring the Lawrence Clearing House. W Goebel of the National Bank of Kansas City delivered a strong talk on banking principles and the clearing house’s role in state finance.
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al National Bank of Kansas Xsas
Bank City Clearing House
Ncution
Lawrence Vivaring House
Goelel
City
Auc Nion
Bankers of
Kansas City
State of
Kansas
Goebel
Clearing House
Tne
YMCA
J.D. Bowersock
Bastmaster
Lawrence
Col. H. I. .Moore
Lawrence National Bank
Col. Moore
March
Sterchants National Lank
Mereh
People’s State
Hanw
A. Wall
Merchants Lawn & Savings Bank
J. W. Gioehel
James Palmer
Pittsburg
Kans
Dee
San Diego
Calif
James Patmor
First State Bank of
Pitta
Patmor
Grain and Livestock Prices From Kansas City and Chicago Markets
Kansas City market notes show wheat receipts and various futures with cash bids for No 2 hard and No 2 red, along with corn rye oats hay and eggs price ranges. Livestock receipts include cattle and hogs with posted bids and changes, while Chicago market figures list grain and hog prices, with cattle and stockers noted.
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Kansas City
Dee
Chicago
Grangers Meet Asks Farm Co operation For Relief
George Black of Olathe addresses the Kansas State Grange in London Kansas arguing organization and co operation as the only relief for agriculture He notes 1909 was lucrative for farming yet middlemen retailers and small town combinations keep profits low and urges cooperative exchanges to balance producer and consumer interests He cites rising membership and influence of the Grange and predicts growth with emphasis on public policy benefiting farmers and the people
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Kansas
Grange
George Black
Olathe
Kansas State Grange
Black
Department of Agriculture
National Grange
Maine
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Undianat
Linois
Missouri
Order of Patrons of Husbandry
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Leopold Suffers Setback After Surgery in Brussels
King Leopold's condition worsened after an intestinal operation with a relapse reported in Brussels. Doctors remain at his bedside as two nurses assist. the king declined to see his daughter Stephanie and his recovery prospects remain uncertain amid renewed intestinal complications.
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Strife in Nicaragua Intensifies as Government Faces Revolt
Reports from Rama and Hawa hint at engagements between government forces and revolutionaries with no clear confirmation from officials. Zelaya's resignation in favor of Madriz sparks unrest as Estrada remains active. In Managua wild disorder erupts during aldermen meetings amid clashes between pro and anti government factions. In Philadelphia the transport Prairie awaits orders as Marines are drilled before departure to Colon.
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Department
Rama
Hawa
Washington
State Department
Consil Caldera
Sovernment
Premi
Madriz
Zelaya
Mada Li
Corinto
Dee Li
Managua
Philadelphia
Prairie
Navy Yard
Colon
Panama
Owlers
Wood to be next Army Chief of Staff
Washington reports General Leonard Wood, now in command of the Department of the East, will become chief of staff of the army. Secretary Dickinson announced the nomination and said Wood will succeed General J Franklin Bell whose term ends next spring.
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Leonard Wood
Department of the East
Army
Dickinson
Wool Wil
J. Franklin Hell
Recall of Sally McKinney Linked to Quantrill Raid
Mrs Sally McKinney a Lawrence raid figure dies in Emporia at age unknown Her maiden name Sally Young born in Ireland entered Quantrill group with fearsome reputation The piece notes she was not proven disloyal and was visiting Governor Shannons home during the raid Her body to be brought to Lawrence for burial with funeral planned after Santa Fe train arrives
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Emporia
Kan
Sally McKinney
Atis
Becuse
George Yannier
Topeka
Sallie Young
Governor Shannon
White Way Be to Lighted This Evening in Lawrence
The Lawrence Journal will light its new electric sign this evening marking its 53rd year. The large sign at the Journal Office will shine for miles, praised as an artistic feature by the electric light company and a symbol of the paper’s progressive stance.
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Lawrence Journal
Journal
Journal Offive
Lawrence Eleetric Light Company
Lawrents
Reet
Judrael Ia
Ten killed as train derails into embankment in North Carolina
Ten people died and thirty five injured when passenger train No. 11 on the Southern Railway plunged down a fifty foot embankment near Reidsville North Carolina. George Gould and his son, aboard two sleeping cars, were not harmed. The wrecking left sleepers derailed and injure others sent to Greensboro hospital.
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N.C Dee
Southwin Railway
Juin At
Brodnax
Greensboro
N. UG
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Mount Airy
N. C
Edward Sexton
Denton
Frank W. Kilby
Portsmouth
A. J. Cone
Richmend
Southern Railway
CW. White
George Gould
New York
Norfolk
Thoumasville
N.C
Richmond
Athota
Greenskaro
Hamilton PLEW IN A WIND AT LAKE CONTRARY
Charles K K Hamilton made three Curtiss flights at Lake Contrary near St Joseph Missouri as crowds of about three thousand watched in strong winds. Heights stayed under twenty feet with two brief hops near the ground, the weather yet challenging for aviation. The event occurred December 14 with spectators braving cold as flights lasted a minute and a half each.
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St. Joseph
Charles KK. Hamilton
Hamilton
Aken
S Brean
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