Wheat crop outlook reports from Kansas City exchange
Kansas City grain inspector J P Chess reports regional wheat conditions in Oklahoma and surrounding areas. Prices show farmers receiving 6 to 12 cents less than Kansas City notation. crop estimates vary from about two thirds to three quarters of a harvest. Late rains have affected the wheat across the region, with overall quality and quantity uncertain.
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Amherst Plan lecture at university chapel by Frank Miller
Professor Frank Miller, Latin and dean at the junior college, will discuss The Amherst Plan in the morning chapel at 11. He is a longtime student of education and defends cutting ideas over vast systems, framing the talk as a learning exercise rather than a tool. This will be the first chapel before school opens in September.
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Laws Play College Free Ball Game at Hamilton Field
The Laws and the University of Kansas meet in a college baseball game at Hamilton Field. Batteries are Laws Moss Narradl for the Laws and Nevnduston Weis mar Wedell for the College. A live crowd is hoped for despite a recent delay and desire for revenge tomorrow.
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Rainfall uneven as eastern town sees water shortages
Reported heavy rain earlier in the day left the city soaked in parts while the eastern district faced little water. In Auighihien near the Poehler wholesale lease, a quarter inch of rain lingered for weeks, with bags of flour used to seal basement windows to keep out seepage.
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21000 Now in strike More Join Ranks of NY Pants Makers
In New York City HUD workers joined pant makers on strike, swelling the total to about 21,000. The action widens earlier labor walkouts as workers protest wages and conditions in garment factories across the city.
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Swede schooner Daisy sunk with crew loss
A Swedish schooner Daisy was sunk off Floestans light house with the captain and four crew members lost. Reuter dispatch from Stockholm notes the disaster while unrelated local items mention Robert Evans and Emil Liston, Kansas City Red Sox links, music at Center Vinal, and visits in Ottawa and Baldwin. the fragmentary text also references a baking heating seller and a Wellsville baseball game.
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Pittsburg
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Wellsville
Baldwin Triumphs In Fast-paced Game Three to Two
The score ended three to two in Baldwin's favor after a brisk match marked by wrangling. Dr Slaght and ten pupils visited Topeka Monday to observe practical physiology demonstrations. Bud Dennis from Kansas sat at the game, while Balinger spent Sunday in Baldwin with friends.
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Weekly Market Letter from Kansas City Stock Yards
Market report notes cattle receipts around 14 000 with steady to firmer tone on best feeders and steers, weaker on mid-grade cattle. Quarantine division impacted by 103 carloads, cattle famine fears cited as European demand grows, beef demand strong, lambs and sheep show mixed prices, overall supply tight with varied regional prices and activity.
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Band Concert Program in Central Park Tomorrow
Next band concert to be held in Central Park tomorrow evening in Lovelock. The program includes Parry Overture Hunter Sine Hermit Dathey Waltz Sune Baxter Clarinet Duet Two Little Bel Finches Kling Portorned by Dimkelail Keiser Two-Step Didn’t Raise My Best To Be a Soldier Pantadosi Seception from the comic open The Three Twins Oshehna Characteristic-Dance Man Qa Chiltan Day Meikey Overture I arranged by Lampe Barnum and Bailey’s King Favorite.
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Settle Ramsay Affair and City Probe of Contracts
City officials in Topeka pursue settlement of Ramsay contract issue while denying city involvement in a separate bondsman contract. ram sey reportedly absent after rumors about causes of delay. Ramsey was seen in Billings, Montana days earlier. The mayor and city attorney say they seek to ensure completion of the contract with Ramsey and his bondsmen, noting no fault by the city itself.
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Portuguese Democrat Dead Doctor Costa Dies in Lisbon
Lisbon mourns Dr. Costa a longtime powerful Portuguese Democrat figure who served as premier, finance minister, and minister of state. He authored finance and separation policies and was an advocate of armed revolution, exiled several times.
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Hess Brothers Meat Market and Western Travelers Mentioned
Local notes show Hess Brothers Meat Market and Mitchells departing as weather permits while planning routes through western Oklahoma and southern points. Other items include visits by Rev McParland and Milum, a Milwaukee pastor on a western tour, and bids for old school houses with a closing deadline next Monday noon.
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Anonymous German spy letter threatens Massachusetts State House
An afternoon paper reports receipt of an anonymous communication claiming to have finished a German spy. The note says two devices are in the state house and another in the customs tower to explode Friday, with the governor to be fatally harmed, crudely lettered with a red paint.
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Merchants Fleys Tea Albael CGrach ALiueh Hasty
A fragmented OCR item mentions merchants and a tea related term with unclear names. The readable text hints at a local trade or meeting note but lacks concrete details or dates to confirm a specific event or outcome.
Advance in Argonne German Offensive Claims Prisons
German official statement says forces attacked French positions in the Argonne forest, advancing three kilometers and penetrating depths, with a reported capture of 2,481 prisoners. Trade notices reference equity in a cottage and artillery assets, mentioning D. Heffner and eight cannons.
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Funeral of Chas Blakeley Held in Topeka
Funeral services for Chas Blakeley of Missouri were held at Congregational Church with Harry D. Sheldon officiating. Attendees included Kansas City Star staff and many out of town newspaper writers. Interment at Mount Hope Cemetery in Topeka planned for tomorrow.
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