Pioneer naturalist and farmer Brown dies in Salisbury era
A tribute recalls Alvin Brown a leading pioneer naturalist who shaped scientific work in the Cape Colony. Born a farmer he studied wildlife collecting, sending specimens to Cape Town and London museums. His death prompts condolences from the Legislative Council and note of his enduring scientific legacy.
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Alvin Jo ‘Helling
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Balishyey
Saliahing
Alee de Mayer
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Chamber of Mings
Salisbury
Olonel
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Lagislative Council
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Washington
London
Brown
Funeral procession marks burial with volleys and Last Post
A Rhodesian Herald report describes a somber Salisbury ceremony for Mr Brown's family. Soldiers led the way as chaplains and bearers attended the casket, three volley salutes rang out, the Last Post sounded, and friends placed sprigs and floral tributes at the grave.
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Brown
Acaecia
Rhodesian Herald
Salisbury
Linwood Notices and Local Visits Highlight Week
Linwood residents and families shared a busy week with visits and travels. Mrs Aren-Meinke and sister Ol lie spent Monday in Lawrence. Mr and Mrs Bealty of vacant land, Greson, James visited Mrs Heather's sister. Mrs Beatty planned to stay in Linwood through July. The high school graduation events included a baccalaureate sermon by Pastor Edwards.
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Linwood
Aren-Meinke
Oljlie
Lawrende
Lawson
Vanuorp
Sanday
W. R. Bealty
Vactd
Lend
Greson
James
Heather
Eee Tiornetti
Hetty
Washington, D. C
New York
Beatty
Frances Adams
Minnesota
Sebuobat Cass Lake
Prof
Ebright
Barker- Giliversity
Te Moe. Church
J. Mailir
Good son for his Enthusiasm About a bowel remedy praised after severe illness
A testimonial extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for rapid recovery from severe bowel attacks. The writer claims the remedy never fails and urges trial when in need, noting it is sold by all dealers and that enthusiasm follows a life threatened recovery.
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Chamberlain
Mob Threatened Prisoner in Hiawatha Jail Riot
A mob of about 200 Falls City Nebraskans attacked the Hiawatha Kansas jail to lynch William Ballew a negro accused of assaulting Mrs Anna Kellar. Ballew was wounded by sheriff and deputy while trying to escape and was recaptured three miles from town. he remains in critical condition. The incident sparked a manhunt and a shotgun volley from Mrs Les Zunnerman. Mayor of Hiawatha and Kansas City officials commented on the threat and safety situation.
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Kansas
Kan
Falls City
Neb
Lynel William
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Anna Kellar
Morrow
Ed Brooks
Kellar
Ballew
Lan
Unowan
Les Zunnerman
Kansas City
William Ballew
Falls
Falls City citywide meeting follows assault reports
The Falls City crowd gathered after a violent assault on Mrs. Kellie by a Black man. Sheriff’s posse asserts the suspect, identified as Ballew, admitted the crime. He was taken to Hiawatha for safekeeping as authorities pursue legal steps and a Lincoln requisition is prepared for his return.
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City
Neb
Ile Posse
Snd
Ricardson
Lincoln
Veterans encampment opens at Independence Kansas
The annual encampment of the Kansas state veterans groups gathers in Independence. Officers brief delegates on preparations for today’s main activities. A parade and handshaking with Ex-Gov Humphrey precede a flag presentation to Montrowere county high school.
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Atilett
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Wichita
Svictiers
L. A. Humphrey
Loaknat Mountain
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Belle &. Harris
Pnd Auditoriate
Walaut
Department of Kansas
Montrowere County
Kate U. Kilmar
Dent
Alice Houtmnda
Cay Smith
Keveremi Kyi
Harrison
Harrizonstoday
OAS Meek
Lawrence
Getive
Hoffman
Chita
R 'Hoffman
Sarsons
Loiblaser
Fredonia
Semine
Melatittan
Ecowds
Jlvcal
Ritvim
Man Builds Lone Rail Line Across Prairie In Hodgenman County
Rudolph Meyer has spent five years constructing a crude grade across the Spring Creek valley in Hodgenman county, aiming toward Jetmore with no modern equipment or funding. Local curiosity centers on who finances the project, what route is planned, and which railroad might back the effort, while Meyer maintains he has yet to decide final details and hints at Santa Fe ties.
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Rudolph Meyer
Hodgeman
Meyer
Asjov
Srader
Douce City
Spring Creek
Jetmore
Jasuine
Ini Serayer
al- Wans
Fats
Gust
Lo Avila
Lea Balanneh
Innhbine
Santa Fe
Hoizeniin
Letra
Eurly Vine
Jy Tne
Plex
Missouri
Studing
Arade
Ile Tine
Suffrage Opposed by Pastor in May Meeting
A May meeting at the First Presbyterian Church heard opposition to women’s suffrage. The pastor argued that politics belong to men and that laws must reflect men’s headship, calling for restraint on women’s political participation. The report notes a tense mood and concerns about social roles.
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Peltics
Saul
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