Doane & Co Offer Wide Range of Kansas Farmland For Sale
Levi A Doane Co. advertises 240 acre stock farm near Lawrence with 100 acres cultivated and water power for 3200 dollars with easy terms. Also 14 acre near city with fruit trees and hay, 160 acre farm with 1000 apple trees and bearing fruit, 160 acre near Lenox with orchard and abundant water, 100 acre near university and railroad, and 200 acre stock farm between Lawrence and Leavenworth priced around 5000 dollars. Also 80 acre farm eight miles from Lawrence for 1280 dollars and a large five acre residence near city limits with nine rooms and stable.
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Lawrence
Lavi A, Doane & Co
Levi A, Doane & Co
Lenxps
Lwlance
Lavi Doane & Co
State University
Leys Doane & Co
Fearn
Houze
Leavenworth
Depot
Levi A. Doane
Lavi A. Doane & Co
Thia
Levi Doane
Levi A. Doane & Co
Road Notice on County Route Hearing Set
A county board appoints viewers to inspect a proposed road across multiple sections, with a plan to meet on August 2 to view the route and assess public impact. The notice specifies locations, township bounds, and the process under local authority.
Road alteration petition heard by county board in Clinton township
The State of Kansas County Clerk records a July petition by C W Thompson and 23 others to alter a road starting at the southwest corner of section 23 township 13 range, north to a highway near To park. Viewers Thomas Pierson and Samuel Bu, with County Surveyor, began August hearing in Clinton township, August 6. County Clerk RK Steven presided.
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State OF Kansas
Dovaass County
Lawrence
Kas
C. W.thompson
Board of County
Iuitea
Brighway
Topark
Saint Board of County Commisson Alpoinitendt
Asid
RK. O
Notice of proposed road location in Franklin and Lorlas counties
Board of County Commissioners to view a proposed road on a route starting at the northwest corner of the northeast quarter in township 15, range 18. Viewers, led by FW Hartena and others, will meet with the County Surveyor in Marion township on September 4 AD to hear all parties.
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Board of County Commissioners
Hartena
Moses Ish
Bilas
Svin
Marion
O. Stevens
Cheri
Wharf Calamity at Tivoli Excursion Resort
A deadly accident at North Point Tivoli near Patapsco on a crowded excursion barge end of a wharf caused a collapse and many drownings. Sixty one to sixty five bodies reached Baltimore by morning with most identified. Coroner to investigate, causes conflicting.
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Haltimora
North Point
Tivoli
Patasco
North Point Lighthouse
Holly Grove
Mount Royal
Amanda Powell
Henderson Wharf
John McAnny
John M Canny
Crouch
Katie
Light Street
Father Store
Ware Ag
Charles M. Conner
E. A. Fitzpatrick
Patrick Beatty
Jno. Cannall
Jacob Barnett
Jas. Boros
Wm. Garvey
Father Storr
Mattimore
Telegraphic strike across telegraph firms reported
Reports from Atlanta New York Cleveland and Galveston describe a broad strike by telegraph operators. Violence and disruption linked to Western Union and allied companies appear limited but injuries reported in Atlanta. Widespread meetings and petitions urge managers to end the strike while other regions note storms and workforce shifts.
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Atlanta
Western Union Telegraph Office
Witt
Markham
Straat
Brotherhood of Telegraphers
New York
Clarendon Hall
Qear
Muxbury
Mass
North Sydney
Cape Breton
Campbell
The
Brotherhood
Southern Telegraph Company
Western Union
American Rapid
Baltimore & Ohio
Tte
Western Onion Telegraph Company
Ther Dasks
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Clavaland, O
Oth
Fire Destroys Stores and 2600 Barrels of Oil in Memphis
At six this morning a fire in rear of stores on Shalby street spread rapidly engulfing 2000 barrels of refined cotton seed oil stored in cellar and upper floor. The blaze damaged Stewart Gwynne & Co and Shanks & Co with total losses around 200000. Insurance totals 159000. Building owner M S Hechem valued at 10000. New Orleans board adopts health resolutions to bar infected port vessels and urges Louisiana and Mississippi governors to enforce stricter measures against yellow fever spread.
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Memphig
Elex
Shanks & Co
John Reid
Stewart, Gwynne & Co
Ingerend
Beesley
T. A. Broad
Globe Oil Works
M.S. Hechem
New Orleans
Board of Health
Louisiana
Torment
Isississippi
Mississippi
Stein Case Ends as Jury Receives Instructions
In Kansasity on July 24 the Stein Fredericks trial adjourned for the night with the case submitted to the jury. A verdict tonight seems unlikely as jurors are believed likely to disagree, hindered by longstanding biases and complex testimony. The report notes the panel’s difficulty in reaching a consensus amid lingering doubt and protest.
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Kansasity
Stein-Fredericks
Celief
Ha Inys
Fire destroys stores in Memphis area blaze hits multiple firms
Teon. dois JL-A fire early this morning wiped out the stores occupied by Steward, Gwyon & Co, Shanks & Co, and F. W. Breed & Co. All losses tallied around 200,000 with fire largely uninsured.
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Memphis
Teon
Dois JL
Steward, Gwyon & Co
Shanks & Co
F. W. Breed & Co
Towa
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Moon
Eugene Ienry
Bera
Henry
Kiltes
Kansas City Produce Market Report from 1853
July 24 1853 market notes from Kansas City including wheat corn and other staples. Prices per 100 pounds bushels shipments and market steadiness cited with No 2 red wheat and corn figures and August September sales. Named entities include Kansas City Missouri New York Center Kozk Lia4 and date July 24 1853.
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Rowey
Mauyte Ptady
Hens
Besuchen Geeral
Ehsan ‘Aion
Ges Louver
Haultal
Sfur
Misouri
Pete
Norinera Pacit
New York Center
Kozk
Kansas City
Karsantare
Elite
Tours
Taucy
Auruss
Kansas Markets and Stock Notice from The Drovers Journal
Kansas City July 4 iss The Live Stock Indicator reports cattle receipts 2524 market steady for good to choice other grades weak Steers 140 to 141 1 2 lbs cows 200 to 424 00 stockers and feeders 3107 Texas steers 7606 lbs sold HOGS receipts and market firmer 5c PLOUR D All stop WITBAT active unsettled Corn higher August 474 September 47 Barley milk DIAL U 194200 Coarse Italic tab wrushed Kansas stock and grain prices noted with varying futures and cash values Mr A B Abell proprietor of the Baltimore Saw valued at 12 million dollars and Prof L W Spring Kansas State University endorsing Lis Dandelion Tonic for malarial disorders.
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Kansas Ae
Kansas City
Iss
Texas
Fr Wes
Lise
Wnie
Lyewr
Ushi
Algr
Wiarley
Eremery
Market Report From St Louis July 1 18
A fragmentary stock market note from St Louis dated July 1 records receipts prices and dealings in several commodities. It mentions warehouses, supply movements, and various shipping items with unclear figures and names.
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Hugh
WEWKY
Gdae Hd
Catt Baatecetpiy
S.lour Sinpments
Pps
Manet Whully Wrasere
Tidlan Atiers
Lua
AIS Connor
Gans Taderd
Mealy
Mteere
SUN LY
Mihir
CMESAGO Produce Market Cited and More Old Classified Bits
An OCR mishmash shows references to CMESAGO Produce Market cited, scattered names and odd lines, plus aged items about rail tickets dividends and local notices. The fragmentary text mentions July dividends of 12,286,060 and increases, and assorted ads for loans, dandelion tonic, and a barbershop sale in Lawrence Kansas.
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Hostin
Real Estate Ads Offer Lands and Homes in Lawrence
D L Hoadley lists many properties for sale in Lawrence including 20 acre tracts near city limits, a two story brick business building with tenants, one and a half story homes with fruit trees, and several small farms. Prices range from 3500 for a brick house to 20 per acre for farmland with easy terms. loans offered on town and country property with vesting titles. Also notes on local improveable lots, rentals, and a jeweler's move.
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Boueea
Lota Amney
Warret
Bismarck Grove
Rica
Businesa
Mass
Lawrence
Deer Creek
Emsll
Massachusetts Street
Lawrences
Dr. Heaney
Alabame Street
Warren Street
Wx. T. Stxcam
No. Sd
Massach Wells Rirect
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Henry Streets
Wey
Vantain
Durdar
Tront
Levi A
Dear
Sweet Springs
Missouri Pacific Railway
Saratoga
Sweet Sprint JG. Townbend
G. PA
HAND
Wistesn Hass
Lous
Kaw
BANC
Qouck Taut
Pssd
Vulliars
Tocalian
Rudd
Otniaas
Audley
Win Stiner
Wilson
Bion
Biwitsit
Pat
Terkiruty
Casas
Pote
Watelas
Pak Ci Fea
Werery
Andrew Teale
Victery
sCounty Gad
Paone
Massa~chuetts Street
Wakarusa
Strem
Douglas County
Kansas
Board of County Cormissioners
W. J. Kennedy
Ea. Simmerman
Keen Hardwig
Nogon Wakarusa
Faa
Board of Cany Commissioners
Stey
Alow
DouGlas Corte
Topken
Carbondale
Tises
Galveston
Vex
Llano County
Sorall
Jas. G. Chamberlin
London
Roy
Newark
N. F
R Bristol
St. Lukes Methodist Epicopal Church
St. Leister
Bristac
Suez
Ritish 42d
Cairo
T'wo
Alexandria
Suez Yasterday
Choisra
Guiro
Seititch
Resolumons
Stein
Cleveland
Gio Liquori Dealer's Association
Toledo
Young
Maddie
Siflerine Fiein
Kaligio
N.Y
Nabreet Report
Sassy
Bullene & Co
Gitmacé
Eandead
Rutter
steadTs
Caerse
Kinane
Goa
Une
Missouri
Colorado
New Mizleo
Ot, Louis
Srstinares Tatu
Chicago
Etock Mamee
Vuroago
the Drovers’ Journal
Icra
A. &. Abell
Baltimore
L. W. Spring
Kansas State University
Plymouth Congregational Church
BT. Louis Stock Market
Cmesago
Wileaighet
Ravenie
Zapring
Lumabitty
Ste
PNW
Tego
Gary Hal
Luan
Vinta
Cnantron & Brevens
Ivice Oi
Kangag
J.P. Joes
Unino Pacific
Kenta Fe RR
Cuthisn Ward
Wile RE
Winging
Main Street
Royal Daring Powder CO
D. L. Hoadley
M. Af. Hindsdale
Kenawae
Wm. Hall
Watson
Waynaran
Wm M Rowe
Neouman
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