Farm land loan offer with low payments and high crops
An advertisement outlines loan terms for Western Kansas and Eastern Colorado with A T & a A Ba RB K lines. It promises favorable rates and small payments over seven years, urging readers to secure credit before crop prices rise. Details are unclear but mention alfalfa, cantaloupe, celery and other crops and invite interested parties to contact offices for information.
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Lawreues
Kansas
Colorado
Son
Storm Subside After Severe Snowstorm Sweep
Denver reports a historic storm ending after days of rain turning to heavy snow. More than two feet fell in parts, with drifts and extreme cold. widespread damage minimized by sheltering and local warnings. Blizzard-like conditions reached Colorado Springs and Minnesota towns, with snowfall in several states easing but leaving significant disruption.
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Denver
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
KU Wins Tough Clash Over Oklahoma Amid Scoring Spree
Kansas University defeated Oklahoma University in a hard fought game on Saturday. The Sooners opened with a 25 yard field goal in the first half, while KU answered with three touchdowns and a field goal. Donald added three touchdowns including a comeback play after blocks, Milton kicked a goal post touchdown, and Wallace of KU caught a 21 yard pass as both teams relied on traditional football plays.
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Kausas University
Oklahoma University
Mel Cookfield
Tuto
Wallace
Fragmented 1910s Local Advertising and Notices
A garbled mix of student notes, city meeting mention, and several local ads. It references a University student from Fort Scott, a city council meeting to name fall election judges and clerks, and multiple shop ads including Indiana Cash Grocery and Morrison & Lamom offering loans, goods, and services.
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Cahu
University
Fort Scott
Republcan
Big Town
Bourbon County
Counci
Burton Begins Sentencing After Remarkable Recovery
A man identified as Burton and his wife and niece arrived at a railway station and surrendered to authorities after a lengthy bank incident. He and his companions bore up well, while Mrs Riggs died on the operating table during an anesthesia attempt at Lawrence Hospital. The report notes the hospital’s efforts to revive her and details the surrounding medical and legal actions.
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United States
Svoster JR Burton
Kanevhs
Sis Pttorney
Angial
Marsial
Isurton Wal
Elmar Riges
Feid Museum
Chicago
Lawrence Hospital
Lia Cileeta
Cvet
Uelup
Rsnge
Eiyuceh
Naval recruiting rules trip up local station applicants
The local naval recruiting office faces strict rules that limit who can be admitted. Two applicants failed to meet exam standards, while others must prove parental consent if underage and provide employment references. Kansas City naval HQ planned a moving picture show but could not secure dates.
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Oltaws
Lawrete
Riley
Abby
Army Maby
Eta Lon
Naval
Kansas City
Commere Commission
Tomond
Rayc
Scottish Rite Topeka gathering set for October 24th
Will Mest in Topeka and distinguished members of the Macle fraternity plan to attend the regular semi annual session of the Scottish Rite bodies of Topeka on October 24. A number of Lawrence Mascos of that degree expect to attend the meeting, described as exceedingly interesting.
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Mascle
Topeka
Lawrence Mascos
Mrs Prantice’s Home Store Ad Highlights Goods
An old listing promotes Smoke Black Seal cigars, Sheever popular items, Lowney cakes and Bell chocolates at Mrs Prantice's Home Store located at 1105 Massachusetts Street. It also notes fine water and jewelry repair, all work warranted by Kirby Drug and Jewelry Store, and mentions C H Pensinger at 2022 Massachusetts Street with contact numbers.
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Kirby Drug and Jewelry Store
TWO HORSES BURN AT LESTHER BARN FIRE
A suspicious blaze destroyed W A Lesther’s barn at 11st Connecticut street Saturday evening. Two horses died inside while three others were injured. a dog chained outside perished. Insurance partially covered the loss and the cause remains undetermined.
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Lesther
Connecticut Street
City Expressman
Atre
Kilties Band to Perform at FAA Hall on Thursday Night
The world famous Kilties of Canada visit FAA Hall on Thursday November 1 for a concert. The group, touring the United States Canada Mexico and Europe, will feature a diverse program of instrumental and vocal numbers, with dancers and bagpipers among the performers. Under conductor Allert Cook, the ensemble returns from Europe after a acclaimed tour.
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Canada
Faa Hall
Thia Untyan
United States
Mexico
Europe
Garvicas
Reacton
Ui Country
New York
Paliadelphia
Cateago
Kosta
Chass Coneer
Saya Siutulsti
Sao Salou
Semubart
Lich
Weber
Rasslel
Beethoven
Hell
Thay
Allert Cook
Fatal Accident Kills Four Near Cedar Rapids Oct 22
A fast Chicago and North Western train struck at a grade crossing near Lowden Iowa, killing four aboard including Mrs Charles Luett and two children and Mrs Luett's brother in law William Luett. The baby girl died instantly. others injured. The report notes the victims and the crossing location with scant other details.
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Cedar Rapids
Chicago and
Northwastern
East Board
Lowden
Struaz & Cstrisze
Charles Luett
Luett
William Luett
Rose Must Pay as Supreme Court Takes Kansas City Mayor Case
Washington Oct 22 The U S Supreme Court assumed jurisdiction in the case of Mayor Rose of Kansas City Kansas on appeal from a state court sentence for taid area 2 enforce state dry laws The action leaves the state court sentence in force There is also a Kansas City snowstorm report with blizzard conditions in western Kansas causing railway and telegraph disruption and widespread travel delays with heavy wind and cold rain.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United Bttes
Rose
Kansas City
Kaosay
Supreme Court of Kansas
Ullte
Kansas
Ellis
Kills
Iz Ty
First News Of Hurricane Ravages Five Towns
First reports reach Mobile on October 22 describing the West Indian hurricane of October 12. The steamer tells of several vessels destroyed and extensive damage to buildings. Damage and debris are reported in multiple towns including Ava and Ven duras.
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Mobile
Ata
Ava Tuwas
Venduras
Warships to Escort President on Panama Trip
Philadelphia dispatch reports the cruiser Washington will depart around November 1 followed by the Tennessee a couple of days later. Two warships will act as escort for the president on his voyage to Panama.
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Philadelphia
Cruizer Washington
Hampton Road
Tennessee
Aseo
Panama
Murderer Surrendered After Police Pursuit
Arkansas City police report Jobo C Moore surrendered early today after escaping a posse pursuing him for killing his wife on a street near church. The Kansas case against Bart Pael and Frank and Mrs. Strat was discharged or dismissed per state proceedings.
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Arkansas City
Kans
Jobo C Moore
State of Kansas
Bart Pael
State of Kanass
Frank Stratt
Mra
Strat
Funeral for Fred Ahistrem Held at Congregational Church
The funeral for Fred Ahistrem is set for tomorrow at 11 AM at the Congregational church with Kaycit officiating. Pallbearers from Company H of the 20th Kansas will carry the casket, and interment will follow at Oak Nil Cemetery. He served about four years in the unit. Bowser’s Owner C. L. Edwards was badly burned Friday afternoon and is improving at Simmons hospital.
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Wainey
Central Schoola
Rot Olney
Hlyh School
wWulney
Central School
Savan
Morse
Central
Buda
Nighelas HW Taylor
North Lawrence of Dropsy
M & Church
Maple Grove
Tle
Fred Ahistrem
Yeleck
Congregational Church
Kaycit
Mae Bars
Company H
Kansas
Daceasad
Oak Nzil Cametery
C. L. Edwards
Simmons Hospital
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES FROM GREEMSBURY ANDTOPEKA
Greemsbury social items report fraternal pledges at a sorority gathering, visits from Kansas City guests, and dances hosted by local clubs. Notables include Milton Kane and Owen Stewart Fitehe among new initiates, with a Topeka congress of farmers cooperative business held today and the death of financier P MacFadyan after a suspension.
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Greemsbury
Chicago
Chas
Dacker
Topaka
Poi Gams
Milton Kane
K Noll
W Carlye
Atesison
Owen Stewart Fitehe
Leavenwerth
Dugley Kers
George Porter
Kaosaaly
Ovidine
Gueasiou
Prile Wulteokuls
Ubtverwurth
Larue Rauch
Actin Aon
John Taylor
Kagsagby
University Gavr
Topeka
Farmers Cooperative Business Congress
Robbery and church concert note from Murphysboro
Five robbers blew open the bank of Vargennes to steal 9100 then shot merchant Abraham Kiromell and fled. Ancyone seeks to assist Miss Clum's concert at the Presbyterian church, with tickets at the university bookstore. Patronesses Kari Prayer Mrs Dunlap Mrs Strong Mrs Henley and Mrs Haworth named.
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Ancyone
Clum
Presbyterian Church
Tizketa
Murphysboro
Lis
Misa Clum
C G Dunlap
Frank Strong
Albert Henley
E Haworth
Feirbanks to Speak in Oklahoma Twin Tour
Arkansas City notes report Vice President Fairbanks booked to deliver ten speeches today from the rear platform of a special train. The event draws crowds near Gustafson's windows as the campaign tour continues through Oklahoma with stops and related activities including a recital at the Y M C A and a banquet setup at the building.
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Feirbanks
Oklahoma
Arkansas City
Kans
Fairbanks
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