Land offer promises low price with long payments
An advertisement touts a land sale near Colorado promising low prices with only a small payment and seven year balance at 6 percent interest. It claims crops will pay the cost if successful, urging readers to contact offices for ground details before prices rise. It promotes crops like sugar melons cantaloupe celery and fruits and lists high yield potentials per acre.
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Lawrence
Matas
Fasicro
Teesday
Uem@aelves
Tates
Hue Seccom
Upcome
Hemesteker
Dividend Declarations and Resignations Across Markets
The New Jersey Standard Oil declares a 10 day quarterly dividend per share while Gulf Deep Waterways Association gathers delegates from 22 towns to discuss the Missouri River and its tributaries. Alfred J Davison resigns to focus on St Louis and San Francisco rail development. A separate dispatch notes an Indian reservation dispute and rail line investigations, with scattered regional reports from New York El Paso and Tucscon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Financial figures from Kansas bank reserves and deposits
The record lists various bank balances and financial figures in Kansas including reserves, bonds, premiums, deposits, and securities. It notes capital stock, undivided profits, surplus funds, and liabilities with figures indicating totals and distributions among deposits and government accounts.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at financial figures and institutions
Fragmentary text references veneers costs and profits, banks and expenses, with scattered numbers and names. Content is garbled with no coherent events or identifiable entities to confirm a complete news item.
Moody Files Sherman Act Proceeding Against Standard Oil
Attorney General Moody today instituted proceedings against the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey under the Sherman antitrust act. The suit seeks to restrain unlawful combinations and to bar entry to contracts in restraint of trade. Named defendants include John D Rockefeller and seven others. Proceeds stem from a government investigation ordered last June into Standard Oil’s business practices and alleged 90 percent market control.
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Washington
Moody
Standard Oi! Company of
New Jersey
United States
St Louia
Tte
Saventy Constituant Corporationg
Henry M Flagler
John D Arenbold
Oliver 0 Payne
Charles M Prato
Was Litant
Attarday
Purdy
Messie Kallogg
Morrison
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Standard of Co. Ior
Moody Lenys
Standard
Ita
Persisto the Main
Time
Freshman Football Set To Clash With Agricultural College
The undefeated freshmen meet Agricultural College freshmen tomorrow at McCook field in a fast hard game slated for 3 45 p m. A local shop advertises Christmas gifts stationery pictures and novelties and promotes up to date plaid clocks at wholesale prices.
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Agricultural College
McCook Field
Mass St
Lawrence National Bank Shows Solid Standing in State Bankers’ Review
The Lawrence National Bank and three other national banks in the city presented favorable statements to visiting bankers. Moore leads the bank with cautious, compliant management while cashier Brooks and assistant cashier Hazen stress accurate publication of the report. The story notes the city’s strong banking sector and the benefit of the review to public confidence.
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Lawrence Banc
Lawrecca Banklox
Merchants Nations Bank
March
State Bankers Association
Wade
A Moores
Meno
Lawa and Customs
Lawrence National Bank
Ita Manavemrot la
Col HL Moore
Viva
W BR Stubbs la Csahler
Paul R Brooks
Watkins National Book
Chiaime
WE Hazen
Watkins Bank
Merchants Loan and Savings Bank Shows Growth
The statement from Merchants Loan and Savings Bank indicates stable growth and readiness for continued operations. The report notes the bank’s ongoing relationship with the Serenanta National Bank and confirms solid business activity.
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Merchants Loan and Savings Bank
Stata Bank 9
Serenanta National Bank
Local sports doubts ahead of Saturday showdown and trade notes
The article blends football doubt about a key player Rose due to knee injury with crowd nerves and plans for a Saturday game. It also includes mixed market and commodity quotes from Kansas City and Chicago, plus an advertisement for second hand watches and postcards at Boyles store.
Hold Up and Murder in the News
A hold up in Central Park by six men in an automobile appears to be a prank that ended with one man killed in a fight with a posse. In Adlante Georgia a Black man Whi Mar is said to have been killed by a posse after being wanted for killing two policemen at Ashville. A case of alleged fraud leads to a suspect surrender in Kentucky and transfer toward Amensboro to answer for swindling charges.
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New York
Central Park
West
Welzao
Adlante
Ashvilla
Rab
Opening session of the Hookera Association meeting in Kansas
The snital convention of group two of the Hookera Association of Kansas opened at 1 30 p m in the YMCA reading room with about fifty delegates. Committees on nomina tion and resolutions were appointed. Remarks included greetings from Lawrence bankers and others and reports from the American Bankers Convention. A later agenda listed talks on bank failures competition cooperation and guaranteed deposits. A car ride to the state university and an address at Towarva university followed. Also noted were a fire incident involving Walter Williams, a local tramp, and various advertisements and fair news from local businesses and organizations.
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Kansas
Tos Vymca
O T Leenoa
Oxmantomia
Utse
Ws Fallis
Ottawa
G McCauley
Vilvet
Lawrence
Joebel
Paola
BR Mulvane
Topeka
Focker
Waverly
Bacquet
W W Bowman
Thornton Cocke
Yam
Bank Failores
Manc- Ferran
Tepeke
Geoff Harrison
Chty
Blo
Toa
Fedral
Corpo
Jretlar
AC Mitchall
Hrokaw
Kavnas City
Ham
Kngle
Burliegama
State University
Addrasa
Tolvare Sity
Soct
Ilackwar
Quilting Prices Advertised By Belphons 1627 and Journal
Fragmentary ad text promotes quilting and senders Callabao and Anderson of Belphon s 1627. It hints at bargains like quilts offered for one dollar and a weekly rate of four lines in the Journal.
Open Line Pipe Contract In Texas and Indian Territory
Pittsburg reports that a national tire company subsidiary of United States Steel has ordered four hundred and thirty eight inch pipe tiles for a line in Indian Territory or Texas. Outlay for the pipeline is around six million dollars. In St Louis the Texas attorney general began depositions to remove Waters-Pierce Oil from Texas. Open game season begins with early hunts and local vendors offering baked beans and bread.
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Pittsburg
National Tire Company
United States Steel Corporation
Indian Territory
Texas
St. Louis
State of Texas
Waters- Pierce Oil Company
Saleon
Flood Devastates Oregon Towns Amid Severe Storms
Heavy floods hit Portland Oregon as a fierce storm disrupted lines to Seattle and Washington. The latest dispatches warn of extensive railroad damage and widespread inundation, leaving hundreds of farmers homeless and triggering urgent relief and repair efforts.
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Portland
Ore
Saattle
Washington
Witte
Siunk
Tisera
Ubrae
Ivea
Wadley and Haley Attend Resumed Defense Hearing
Attorney General Wadley and Attorney General Haley attended the resumed May defense hearing on the Standard 611 case. The session focused on depositions and defense arguments as the case continued into May.
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Louis
Haley
Funerary Honors At National Cemetery
A military funeral with full honors for General William and Shat ter wares at the oat lonal cemetery in San Francheco on May 16, details read like a local notice from the era.
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San Francheco
William & Shatter Ware
Oat Lonal
Protecting Criminal Cloud Landing Murders Police Officers
Jesse Cooks and Herso with George Williams are besieged by armed supporters near Indianarous Ispear Pou Ridge after they allegedly killed two policemen and wounded another. The trio are surrounded as supporters vow not to let them be captured.
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Cloud Landing
Jesse Cooks
Herso
George Williams
Indianarous Ispear Pou Ridge
Memorial to Vicksburg Park Dedicated Today
A Iowa state memorial to Vicksburg National Military Park is scheduled for dedication this afternoon by officials including Ge and Comnins at Will Cejicats Park Vingaborg on November 15.
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Vingaborg
Lowa State Memorial
Vicksburg National Military Park
Comnins
Witnesses discuss Burlington freight rates at Missouri inquiry
Kansas City reports a Burlington maximum freight rate hearing today with A B Taliafro presenting tables and figures. He argues shipments to the Mireport lines yield less income per mile than Miracourt rate laws would allow.
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Kansas City
Burlington
Taliafro
Missouri
Webash and
Burlington Railroad
Wabaeh
Miracourt
Kansas City Visitors and Social Notes Highlight Busy Week
Kansas City social page lists Mrs Addis and Miss Mills visiting from the city, Mr and Mrs George Bailey in New York, and numerous local gatherings. A wedding between Madge rsbaum and Dr John Sebastian Weaver takes place at St Paul Episode church with guests from Kansas City and beyond.
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CE Ramsey
Paola
Red
Burt
Jones Hospital
Hutchinsop
George Bailey
New York
Bilas Madgersbaum
John Sebastian Weaver
Darkness Overshadows St. Gout Morning. Gas Lighting Needed
A foggy or dark morning in St. Gout on November 16 forced lighting of gas as darkness prevailed in the town section. Schools were disrupted or closed due to the gloomy conditions.
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St. Gout
Discharged Troops Await Paymaster Decision at Fort Stano
Oklahoma City Nov. 15 Major Procrose commanding officer at Fort Stano stated the disgraced colored troops have not been discharged and will not be today. He awaits the paymaster and further instructions from Washington and fears no trouble when discharge occurs.
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Oklahoma City
Procrose
Olieat
Fort Stano
Washington
Petition filed in Standard suit in St Louis court
The petition looting the suit against the Standard was filed by Frank B Kallogg of St Paul, special government counsel. Defendants gain one month to enter appearance and another month to answer. Various local ads mix with the legal notice in the same column.
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St Louis
Standard
Frank B Kallogg
St Paul
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