Novelty Grinding Mills and Rail Line Advertisements
The fragment lists business notices for ToS, PL Manthene and Steinberg the King Clothier renting space near Jutiana office and Willard's barber shop, with calls to visit during construction. It mentions Blake & Co. and Green proprietors of Novity Grinding Mills, rail ticket offices with multiple routes and discounts, advertising ticket sales and guarantees for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihe Sablie
Steinberg
King Clothier
Tas
Jutiana
Hof Willard
Hohe
Okl
Douglas county farmers form plan for county agricultural association
A large meeting at the Douglas county courthouse urged creating a county agricultural association to cooperate with the Western National Fair Association. Gov. Rabingen and Dr. Evans were among speakers. a 15 member board of directors was appointed with Judge Emery and Gov. Robinson chairing drafting of articles. The plan aims to promote culture, horticulture, and improvements, with future fairs linked to the national event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Cliisenas
Lawrence
Court House
Aswravon
Unis City
Ox Motion
Chas Bobineon
Wm. Evsit Wee
Mveling
Chas. O. Svewir
Tihe
Gov. Rabingen
Govearner
Jules Cousty
Railred
Aeversl
Domglan
Bismarck
Istmert
Douglas Courty
Itm
Dinectsry
Julge JS Emery
Dirasiuia
H Whitey
Gov
Robinson
SiaGue
Sammites
Lelson
Wee Miller
Billy Linghs
N C Credit
BW Weelward
DG Watts
Col WA Astris
G Wolvan
P & Dolbae
Sam Carmesa
Newton Henshaw
de Byatt
Jorden Jyeal
Ghip Winters
A Whitney
Wr Roc
Wo Miller
Whitney
WA Hervie
National Fair Association
DB Cornell
Kanena Chy
Vemorren
Zdjoermed
Topeka Legislature Passes Various Bills and Judges Open Term
In Topeka on March 6 the Senate adopted the Judiciary Committee report on a resolution directing the Attorney General to investigate term and duration of certain corporations under territorial law. The day saw many bills passed or killed, including road, bridge, tax, and county funding measures, with notable action on school buildings, bird protection, and township elections. The March term of the Supreme Court opened with several cases continued or submitted from multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Judiciary Committee
Senate
State Board
House
State Board of Agriculture
Franklin County
State House
Tepeks
Price
Reno County
Oawker Township
Mitchell County
Elsworth County
Isworth County
Osborne County
Reno
Osbornne County
Elleworth County
Howes
Bartes County
Wednawday
Schoel
Bartow County
Artmenta
Beaker Broddy
State Historical Society
Supreme Court
Supremes Court
Michel Sward
W Dickersham
Greenwood County
L N Smder
R Ball
Douglas County
Soloman Railroad Company
Jackson
St. Loanis, Wiskita and Westerm Railroad Company
A B Riz Et al
Greaanwood County
Jno
C O'Donnel
Rienecker
Leavenworth County
Wm. H Daffet Ata
Ellen Teapen
E H Hall
David M Baker Et al
Lyon County
McQuest
Central Branch
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Atchisom County
N Morris
Simmon Shaw
Brown County
H. B. Asher
Mary Sallar
Jerry H. Glathart
Johbm Q. A. Norton
J. K. Rattlehone Ve
Gaston Boys
Marion County
J. M. Hopkins
Bt. Louis and
Sana Francisco Railway Company
Ison County
Geo. A. Brown
Esse. Ve. Mra
D. Manning
Wm. H. Dodge
John P. St John
Marins-des- Cygnes
Benate
Kansas City
Kas
Senate Chamber
Floods Hit Memphis and Helena Area as Levees Fail
Dispatches report rising river levels with two inch increase in twelve hours. Levees broke at Friars Point and near the Arkansas side, threatening further rises. Weather warns of possible wind storm that could breach additional levees, risking one hundred thousand acres of floodplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Helena
Arkansas
Friars Point
Mississippi
Rem Mountain
Finpett
Sonia
Arkamens
Fitzhugh
Holema
Market Report From New York and Kansas City March 6 1488
Financial and commodity figures show mixed activity with bond quotes and grain bids. Futures and cash prices reference Missouri railroad bonds and light to heavy shipment indicators, while livestock and grain markets reflect steadiness amid thin trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Missouri
St Joe
Rok Imand
Wabast
Wester Union
Springfield Rolling Mills Strike Over Nonunion Hire
Chisago March 6. Mike Phillips asks Lamcaster Mike who caused the death of D J Johnson, a tramp printer, by a billiard ona Saturday night. He was arrested at Kenosha, Wis., yesterday confessad. Between five and six hundred men employed in the Springfield Rolling Mills are on strike over nonunion workers. Some nonunion men joined the strikers. all departments except the plow plate mill shut down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisago
Mike Phillips
Mike
D J Johnnson
Kenosha
Wis
Springfield
Oma
Woman Roasted To Death In Wilmont Village Fire
Lucinda Balcom aged fifty eight died in a fire at Wilmont village after sparks from a cigarette ignited her clothing during breakfast. Neighbors tried to help as flames spread causing a prolonged, painful death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claveland
Ohio
The
Herald
Lucinda Balcom
Wilmont Village
Local Murders and Assaults Reported in New Orleania
In New Orleania on March 6 a veterinary surgeon W J French attempted to collect a bill from Thor McMahon and was kicked. McMahon bailed. Ohm Leary was shot dead today by John Kane. the murderer arrested. An assault by Tom Washington, a colored man, occurred at a Trouton plantation festival. Henry Milber and Anthony Jones, colored, were killed. the murderer jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleania
W. J. French
Thor
McMahon
cMeahon
Ohm Leary
John Kane
Tom Washington
Trouton Plantation
Henry Milber
Anthony Jonez
Pitchfork Attack Over Property Sparks Fatal Wound
In Bradford county James Stanton struck W King with a pitchfork during a dispute over property. King suffered a serious head wound and remains in precarious condition. Stanton fled but was captured and jailed awaiting King's fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
James Stanton
Smithport
Co. W. King
Staunton
King
Precaution Against Panics Guides New School Safety
A New York inquiry report finds fourteen children suffocated and four injured during a panic at the German Catholic school on Fourth Street. It notes the building housed seven hundred on average and recommends sturdy rails on stairways, regular drills, and supervision of alarm procedures to prevent future disasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fourth Street
Market reports from St Louis pra and grain prices
Fall 1953 stock list with prices for flour corn wheat and provisions. Grain futures show bids May and July for corn and wheat, with notes on bread price trends. Livestock receipts and shipments indicate steady cattle demand amid limited supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
H Louis
Igvide Ugoreh
Corn—Lawer
Jeanne Waygasie Mach
Jane
Nee Rish
aXe Key
Berle
Beaseric
Jim Shae
Unclear Historical Market Notes From Chicago Area
Fragmented OCR text detailing commodity prices and futures for flour barley meat and dairy. Mentions dates like March May and June with varying price figures. references to buyers sellers and market activity but many garbled terms.
Market Reports From Caro 2toce Market March 1829
The Carroll paper notes detailed market revisions in March 1829 with cattle shipments around 2,400 to 2,500, hogs and feeders listed, and prices fluctuating. It reports steady demand in some sectors, higher expert grades for cattle, and overall lively trading across stock and livestock categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uatoago
She Orovers
NCUS
Cattla
Sveckers
Chey Hd Wicrarges
Electric Bitters Promised as Pure Remedy for Family Health
A historical advertisement extols a wife and mother who tirelessly cares for her family. It urges Electric Bitters as the certain cure, claiming they cleanse the system, regulate digestion, purify blood, and expel poisons, sold by Barber Bros. for fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munca
Barber Bros. S-Hléwlw
Unpleaded stock of Eager carts now J open
A fragmented notice indicates stock of Eager carts is now available for purchase with pricing or filing details unclear. The document references J.8 Cazew & Go B3dle in association with the sale.
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Royal i
Lidawiy
Bowersock
Impor O'Leary
Lds
Bowarsga's Opera House
Harch
LM Harriga
Bar
Edward Harrison
Sovereigntty
Eat
M. Ww. Hanley
Billy the Gs the Combe
Bates & Fields
Boferlock
Ofbea
Wilberforce
Pabis and
Press
Grand Concert
Company
Pormiery Keown
Wilberforce University
Xenia
Wit
Opera Howe
Emeral Admisaios
Boulasservers
Galltoraia Road
Aj Iwit
G Vine
Ate
le Cun
A.C. Griesa
Lawrence, Kidnsas
Teh
Cuerry
Sherids Sale
Doveas County
Ft. Dt
Kanbeas
Ae Bovenas
ULAT
Salem
Blake & Co., and
Green, Proprietors
Inde
Haiivagd
Sidou Pointe
St Lapis
J. P. Rows
Duiiese
Ube
Missschusetts Street
Uetyoit
Mich
Alansrea
Seymour Dbras
Suywear Bro S
Ineerance
Tiegu
N. O. Blarch U
St. Augustins
Episcopal Church
Isenrance
Mindenis
San Francisco
Sacramento Valley
San Joaquin Valley
San Francisco Bay
Oregon
Washington Territory
Louis
Jerseyville
Chicago and Alton
Stone
Crittenden
al Minnish
Bogardas
Dr. Carver
Illinois
Carver Page
Col. Mann
Franco- American Steamship Company
New Orleans
Havre
Clyde
Just
Nobby Stlves
York
Inchesterreport
Re. & Cash
Ise
Martat
Rassan Llt
Maraet
Unk
Stony Cat
Heke
Tholos
Acd
Enlen
Srpocs
Cocab
Rood Te Choles Shipping
Ceremon Attra
Atnekers
Ferlers
Ancy
Chicago
Halifax
Ottawa
Ontario
Wiggins
Hatifer
Tbuis
Louw
Catile-Recaipis
Cnet
Isc
Gus Bremdy
Walsh
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