Harvey County Man Buys Price of Corn and Hog Profit
Harvey County resident cD Freeman earns a 13.06 profit in 52 days by buying three hogs, weighing 390 pounds, at 4.80 each and feeding 28 1-3 bushels at 6 cents per pound. The piece notes corn at 66 cents a bushel and Freeman’s belief in profitable hog raises despite costs. Separately, J A Stone of Kemp Texas, a Civil War veteran, credits Dr King’s New Discovery with restoring health after a long cough and weight loss. the ad promotes the remedy for colds and pneumonia with trial bottle offer.
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Harvey County
Freeman
Newton
J. A. Stone
Kemp, Tex
Dr. * King
Barber & Son
Was He A Victim Harold Pickering May Be Victim Of Chicago Crib Fire
C W Pickering of Junction City believes his son Harold was among men burned to death in a Chicago crib fire on the 20th of last month. Harold had been pit boss and superintendent for Higby Mines in Denver and had worked in Washington state. He traveled east after a mine accident, stayed with his brother-in-law M Harley Hunt near Chicago, and told Hunt he would use the name Kelley while heading toward Chicago for a position with Contractor Jackson at the crib.
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Harold Pickering
Chicago
Junction City Union
C. W. Pickering
Harold
Higby Mines & Construction Company
Denver
Washington
Kelley
M. Harley Hunt
Chiago
Mr. Hunt
Jackson
Disappearance Case of Grace Patti Ends in Denver
Grace Patti, a sophomore at Ottawa University, has been located in Denver where she is staying with friends. Her sister Nellie Patti confirms the news via a letter to the university, addressing concerns about the curious disappearance that unsettled Ottawa residents and prompted police inquiries. Some acquaintances suspect possible mental distress, though the sister says Grace does not realize how unusual her actions appeared.
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Grace Patti
Ottawa University
Ottawa Herald
Denver
Nellie Patti
Erandmother
Garnett
Ottawa
Ias
Miss Patti
Chanute Sun
Redingote Fashion Favored Despite Modern Trends
A historic note celebrates the redingote amid current fashions, praising its left-side buttoning, satin sash, and minimal trimming. It describes a sandstone brown gown in princess line with draped fabric, wide skirt, knotted drape at hem, and a matching corselet coatee with vandyked trimming and a black satin vest beneath lace chemisier.
K U Football Schedule Set For Nine Games Next Season
Kansas manager Landon announced the nine game schedule for next season with one more contest than the last conference ruling allows. Nebraska is moved to Lincoln for the November meeting while the Iowa game shifts to McCook Field in year two of the rotation. The schedule lists Normal McCook, St Marys McCook, Oklahoma McCook, A C Manhattan October 12 Washington Meek Washburn Topeka November 6 Nebraska Lincoln November 25 Missouri Kansas City.
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Jayhawker
Landon
Kansas
Nebraska
Lawrence
Lincolnn
McCookfield
Iowa
Lincoln
McCook Field
McCook
Gerber
St. Marys
Oklahoma
A. C
Manhattan
Washington
Meek
Washburn
Topeka
Missouri
Kansas City
Pure Food Inspector Enforces Law in Iola Visit
A. G. Pike of Fors Scott returned to Iola and fined a boarding house keeper for serving mislabeled relish. A packer must renovate his plant to meet standards, while several restaurants received warnings. prosecutions in other lines expected, with names of some offenders withheld. The inspector pledges strict enforcement and cautions against violations. Accidents occur, but well regulated households rely on Thomas Electric Oil for emergencies.
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A. G. Pike
Fors Scott
Iola
Saia
Pike
Navy blues and new tweeds shape spring fashion
A fashion note outlines navy blue serges and fine cloths as strong spring rivals to tweeds and gowns. It envisions navy blue gowns becoming daytime uniforms for well dressed women, with emerald or cerise accents, black braiding details, and long panel designs with silk cords.
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Navy
Honor to Lambert Emporia dons tribute by Lyon County Bar
The Lyon County Bar Association met in the district courtroom to pay tribute to the late I. E. Lambert, attended by most local members. The resolutions praise his criminal law brilliance and note his career from Adams to Emporia, with partnerships Graves, Lambert & Dickson and Lambert & Simpson, ending after the Copeland Hotel fire tragedy.
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Emporia
Emporia Gazette
Lyon County Bar. Association
IL E. Lambert
Bar Association
I Jesac
Eli Lambert
Galesberg
Northwestern University
Robert G. Ingersol
Peoria
Harriet. Barnes
Grand Rapids
Mich
E. B. Peyton
Kimporia National Bank
H. D. Dickson
Lambert
W. C. Simpson
Copeland
Topeka
I. E. Lambert
Emportia 1915 legal sale and affidavits amid court notices
A mix of notarized testimonial, court sale notice, and instrument shop notices appears. It includes a kidney remedy endorsement by G W Morley, a Douglas County district court sale of attached property in Lawrence, and a string instrument teacher advertisement with violin repairs and piano tuning offerings.
Grafters selling fake seeds warn Missouri farmers
Exstate agriculture secretary Norman L. Colman reports a gang of smooth salesmen spreading frauds in seed offerings. They tout a nonstandard seed, reshaped varieties and questionable wheat, cherry stock, and other gimmicks to convince farmers to buy. He urges Kansas retailers to warn buyers before spring planting.
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Pittsburg
Norman L. Colman
Missouri
St. Louis
Uip
Colorado
Fust
Mr. Colman
Met Smooth
Teall Horticultural
Kansas
Oklahoma
Tale of the Umbrella in Lawrence City Society Gossip
A local umbrella narrates its rambling, risqué journey through Lawrence society. It recalls offices, Alpha Delta fraternity antics, shopkeepers, a rich social circle, and moonlit mischief as a reporter interrupts with a phone call.
Fragmented OCR on Shoop remedy ad and factory financials
The text presents an OCR garble mixing claims about Dr Shoop s Rheumatic Remedy with a discussion of wages and costs at a factory, plus a brief note on Koilot digestive aid and a pharmacy ad. It mentions workers salaries from two thousand to six thousand yearly, rents, taxes, lighting costs, and charitable purchases, though the overall coherence is low.
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France
Belviin
Pacquin House
Mme. Pigmiays
Poultry Group Urges Egg Raising Campaign
A Washin Antesi poultry and poi sociat has sent a large delegation to the Department of Commerce and Labor through Consul General Robert P. Skinner of Hamburg. Skinner asserts the effort aims to boost egg production and poultry industry support.
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Washin Antesi
Department of
Sonmeree and
Labor
Troma
Robert PL Skinner
Hamburg
Veo Skinner Holly
PUBLICATION SUMMONS IN DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
The State of Kansas to J E Sawyer and wife unknown heirs devisees administrators executors and trustees named in the suit brought by presence Matehel in the District Court of Douglas County. You must answer by April 6 1909 or the prayer for a decree declaring plaintiff’s title to property in Douglas County will be granted and you and all others barred from any claim. Henry H. Asher Clerk H Mitchell Attorney for Plaintiff. A remark on prayers of enemies follows.
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Lawrence Tally Journal
State of Kansas
County of Douglas
Sawyer
Thomas Brown
Drucilla Brown
Christine Schmelz
Ead
Matehel
Douglas County
Kansas
Range Wineteen
Douglas
Islas
Henry H. Asher
H. Mitchell
Publication Notice in Douglas County Court
The District Court of Douglas County Kansas notices a petition by Edgerly R Bailey owner in fee simple and in possession of Block 68 Baldwin formerly Palmyra, asking quiet title against named defendants and unknown heirs. Defendants must answer by March 29 1909 or judgment will be entered.
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Thur FE. Blood
Edna J. Blood
Fannie L. Blood
Ida H. Hanselman
Eliza J. Blood
Fannington Barricklow
H. Barricklow
Mary Barricklow
Paschal Carter
Geo. W. Deitzier
Nehemiah Green
W. Lyon
John Ramsey
Lewis HL. Church
GF. Merrian
G. Spoondale
Francia W. Pennington
Beirs
Edgerly R. Bailey
Aid Court
Baldwin
Palmyra
County of
Douglas
Kansas
Jail Break Correspondence School Taught by Miss Rice
A rusted odd tale reports a “Correspondence School” promising jail escape training run by Lillian A. Rice. Federal inspectors raided Charleston postal facilities after letters showed payments and items sent as course materials. The item claims Rice advertised secrets and attracted widespread responses, with alleged lessons and money tied to sale of coats and watches.
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Lillian A. Rice
Anul
Baston Transcript
Miss Rice
Post Office
Charleston
Hice
Aleotto
L. E. Rilings
Nercantile Co
Henry Street
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Finley Bldg
Lawrence Daily Journal
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Lawrence Trisafer
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THOR
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MM. Newnerk
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Manley
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Monros
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Joe Breet
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Hosford Investment
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