Topeka and Potentates in a Turbulent Kansas Day
The Topeka Daily Journal discusses political strife and reform in Kansas with remarks on Mayor Parker, Kansas governors, Evans pension controversy, and Republican strength. It notes Topeka’s saloon era, pushes for street paving, dust control, and cleaner pavements, urging early action before spring winds worsen filth.
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Lopeka Yasterday
Topeka
Parker
Nation and
Mies Boise
Massachusetts
Fragmented Kansas City Star miscellany on politics and science
A garbled Kansas City Star column surveys political figures like Senator Harris and Col. Watner, touches to prohibition and Topeka matters, notes Roosevelt era debates, and catalogs dental ads and health quackery, blending political opinion with local notices and commerce. It references university work at Kansas, public figures, and a safety device from an Austrian inventor, plus routine medical ads and dental offers.
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Aig
Local notes from Kaw Valley reflect winter farming and arrivals
Chas Hobbs moved to a Lawrence farm near town while Perry Davis remains on Thralls farm. Ed Perkiss heads to Oklahoma, N. J. Kennedy marked a birthday, and wheat shows promise as growth begins. Telegraph repair crews fixed lines, visitors toured the valley to view growing crops, and Jas Hord trimmed an orchard. Engle missed school to visit Baldwin after her father was gored, burials notes, W W Cole sold horses and tools, tramp wagons return, H Corder repaired a barn, John Blevins plants four acres, large flock of black birds roost along the river, wild geese seen, Chas West returns to Iowa for a few months, and a small man is noticed.
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Kaw Valley
Chas
Hobbs
Lawrence
Perry Davis
Ed. Perkiss
Oklahoma
N. J. Kennnedy
Eadore
Livresca
Miss Engle
Baldwin
W. W. Cole
H. Corder
Midland Station
John Blevins
Ikea
Hoga
Jos West
J Mousin Davis
Chas. Pilla
Eadura
Dan Faust
Indiana
Jobo Mene Tripa
Paldwio
Hera
Jobs
Rachel Woodward
Los Angeles
California
Wakarusa
Ian
Hickory Grover
Goss
Tina
Grant Township
Walter
Local Notes From Sibley and Vicinity
Sibley residents report stable farm activity and ongoing planting as spring work begins. They note cattle trading, barn construction, and melon planting plans, with weather and road conditions shaping daily commerce. fish landing and river activity also noted along with school tax concerns and potential district consolidation.
Our Birds At Home By James Speed
A reflective sketch on the English sparrow in urban life. The piece praises the bird as a fearless fighter and adaptable builder, noting nest sites from cedar foliage to barn rafters and straw ricks. It contrasts sparrow ingenuity with barn swallows, and ends with seasonal observations and a humane aside about its spread across the United States.
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Central Pack
New York City
Central Park
United States
Beverity
Geylol
Euler
Ater
June
Stark
Thistleuwan
Seth
Morgan
Stand by the Standard Nore Alum Baking Powders
An old admonition notes alum baking powders are cheap but harmful synthetic additives like ghuber salts and sulphuric acid render them unsafe. The piece cautions readers against alum and related compounds due to poisoning risks and poor quality.
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Price
Dr. Price
Battle IX Alabama Race Tensions Reach County Border
Reports from Jasper County indicate escalating violence as white mobs attack Black individuals after accusations of theft. Sheriff Brown requests militia support as tension simmers along a western district, with rumors of a planned confrontation near 12 miles east and ongoing night exchanges totaling numerous gunshots.
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Jasper
Hisste
Nagaes Murrey
Ani
Mrowe
Gur
Jenks
Mer Wren
Dean
Mogretas
Banktiedal
Prawernun
FUNSTON'S SHARP REMARKS IN NEW YORK ADDRESS
A fragmentary report recalls Frederick Parmeter in New York discussing wartime policy and press influence. The piece mentions his critique of veteran officials, remarks on uniforms, and references to figures like Heeneselt and Berraerea Lauda, noting a tense reception and provoking debate.
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Yopela
Mareh
Wrederick Parmeter
California
Healetiy
New York
Mesavids
Elise
Raid and Joint Raids Stir Native Wine Trade Rumors
Deputy Selzing and deputies raid joints across Ardmore and surrounding areas amid reports of widespread native wine sales. Authorities indicate a planned Washington meeting of governors to push a change in the presidential inauguration date, with a recommendation likely for the first Thursday after mid-April.
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Washington
United States
Patrick Sound Guilty in Murder Trial at WHLounire
A New York court convicted Patrick Sound yesterday of murder in a September 2 killing. The trial linked Sound to a scheme with Charles F. Done to seize a Texas estate valued at about $7,000,000 and implicated a poisoning plot by his associate Mutricl. The courtroom saw tense scenes as verdicts were read and guards restrained demonstrations by supporters and family.
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Costa
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
Olive, Ark
E'y Bros
Giza
J. M. Beboltz
Atert T Patek
Dom
Alve Ceelise
William Marsh Nice
Takiyn
sAmon Tien
Prate
Forman Mitchell
Werner Pehitives
Osella
F Fx Cyieree
Cat Cere Gerring
Sealtetan
Adoption notice and sales notices from a Delaware street listing
A garbled historic clipping lists a Kor Adoption with a 3 month old girl and a 5 month old boy, weights stated. names Mary Irwig and Delaware street appear. It also advertises live stock or goats for sale at Central hotel and a land sale on Learnard avenue near Mass. The fragment mentions a second hand band made item and a 86 horse surray at $49.00 with an unclear contact.
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Kor
Mary Irwig
Itz
Delaware Street
Learnard Avesna
C L Edwards
Jobosco
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