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Ice from the Kaw reaches eighteen inches thick and a call for a charity or police court benefit ball appears. The Kansas Pacific Railroad is noted as a growing employer while a rumored consolidation with the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe is denied. Mild thaw follows a chilly spell. Hog shipments of fifty head at 260 pounds arrive from Coal Creek. An accident injures a Kansas Pacific railroad worker in Topeka. A large four hundred acre farm near town is described as prosperous under George F. Smith. A skirmish in a saloon ends with a boxing exit and anonymous bruising.
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