Kansas State Agricultural College Wins Big at Royal Stock Show
Extensive winnings at the Royal Stock Show highlight Kansas State Agricultural College as the top institution this year. The emphasis is on scientific farming and the breeding of live stock, praising the application of Eugene Prince Ipely methods. The piece notes broader political debates about colonial policy and economic obligations in Britain and Belgium, reflecting a period of imperial strain.
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Kansas State Agricultural Callege
Eugene Prince Ipley
Middletown and Witt Sturg Their Noted Local Pioneers
A Missouri newspaper recalls a diverse beet of early residents in Middletown and Witt Sturg. The list names a timer, electrician, motor car technician, telephone expert, heating plant expert, optician, baker, boarding house keeper, clerk, and photos implier. The record keeper served as school district clerk, with land description in the northwest quarter of section six, township twelve, range west of the sixth principal meridian.
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Missouri
Stiles
Middletown
Witt Sturg
Wiit
Western
Kinsas
Baker
Wateri
Wateri Ae Clork
Notion
Beime
Seridian
Government builds own powder and water cement supply
Mqbinnadat joins Anteri¢ng navy yards to enable government manufacture of its own powder at 25 cents a pound, saving from the previous 80 cents. The reconstruction of several projects caused price concerns, but Salt River and related works show the shift to self supplied water cement, reducing costs to a quarter of prior private offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt River
Arioud
Edith Cavell Reference Shrouded in War Time Crudeness
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Germans at lines and Edith Cavell with distorted terms. Mentions of a potential comparison to historical executions and a vague allusion to 1491 but lacks clear facts, dates, or confirmable names beyond Edith Cavell as a historical figure.
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Edith Cavell
Willy
Tordvant
Wils
Agricultural colleges and farmer knowledge exchange idea
English history and opinion justified murder for centuries. The text argues that prejudice against scientific farming is illogical and suggests a cooperative model: fifty successful farmers meet annually to share methods, effectively creating an agricultural college through peer teaching. It contends lone farmers should pursue practical improvements and value colleges over contempt.
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British Isles
Public debate over cats harming birds and urban wildlife
The Tribune reports growing calls from Audubon groups and the public to study cat depredations on birds across the country. Proposals favor licensing cats and enforcing pet regulations to reduce nuisance losses while avoiding outright destruction of well cared for household cats.
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Sididead
Iimes
Tribune
Greeley Philosophy Quoted On Duty And Work Ethic
A fragmentary reprint quotes Horace Greeley on aging, duty, and choosing a calling. It notes his belief in honest labor for personal prosperity and the value of family and frugal living as life advances. The text contrasts endurance with public fray and highlights a farmer's simple breadwinning path.
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Greeley
Divrace Greeley
Uorace Greeley
Nornee Greeley
Lvunia
Fragmentary Phrase on Arable Land and Jealousy
A clipped OCR fragment notes resilience to every arable condition and comments on jealousy or provocation in relation to traction, lacking clear context or identifiable subjects. The readable text is insufficient to determine a full event or report.
City Grandeur and Census Rivalries Across Midwestern Metropolises
The piece discusses how big cities seek prestige through population counts and federal censuses, contrasting Cleveland and St Louis. It cites editorials listing great cities, notes Detroit’s push for faster action and a new bridge after a fire, and references Indianapolis’ editorials on punishing those who harmed city property.
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Cleveland
St Louis
Ifa
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit Journal
Detroit
ACLU
Dewae
Thihianapolis
Divine Fatherhood and Platonist Morality in the Modern Mind
The Northwest professor Deelo Boddin argues that belief in the Fatherhood of God underpins moral religion. He asserts every person subconsciously or consciously accepts one of two moral premises, and civilization collapses without moral guidance in the universe.
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Northwest
Deelo
Jol B. Boddin
Carléton’ College
Northfield
Minnesota
International Journal
American Journal of
Deelor Boodiy
Boodip
Ioral Vares
Christ
Plato
Werthy
Fragmentary Opinion Cited From Minneapolis Journal
Quoted line asserts hair-splitting debate over proof. It claims demonstration occurs in the experience of individual men and humanity, a higher order than logical argument, as presented by the Minneapolis Journal.
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Ordof
Minneapolis
Minn
Baldwin News Briefs from Ottawa Visitors and Farm Activity
Local notes report Ottawa visitors including Mrs J B Ress and Mrs Cora Brown. Rev Pingery attended the Okla homa conference in Tulsa. Frequent farm activity around Flack diet with silo work, corn, and apples amid scarce help. Church events include a Black Jack communion next Sunday and speakers Friday and Saturday evenings. Residents visit relatives in Kearney and Kansas City. property purchase by Dr G M Liston and move planned.
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J. B. Ress
Cora Brown
Ottawa
Pingery
Oldithoma Tulna
Oklahom
Tulsa
C. A. Lane
Riehl
Ron
James Hunter
Paule
Flack
Biack Jack
Bernice
Kansas City
Frnuk
Black Jack
Jot
Gander
Kearney
Sind
Oliver
Ulrich Rhilorheod
Baldwin
GM. Liston
Snodruss
Ted
al Ethyl
Allen
Ed Wess
Lawrence Spear Liu
Warry Green
Pred Thodium
C W. Crooks
Wlm Wilson
Mrod Riley
Topeka
Clyde Stewart
Qitana
Oseny Earle
Lawrence ‘Vissate
Mgr
A. Wike
B. M. Powell
C. BR. Dolcombe
Dro
G. Markham
O. Johnson
Eficiency Board
The
Methodist Church
G. R. Benedict
Leavenearth
Mids
Nellie Shike
Morgan- Gardner
Churchbaugh
Lawrence
Piola
Howe
Wim
Holliday
Mali
Olive Tablets Promised To Restore Health In A Pink Condition
Dr Edward's Olive Tablets advertised as a remedy for pale complexions and low energy, claimed to cleanse the system when taken nightly. The ad highlighted many users including both men and women, praising the product as a mild substitute for strong laxatives. Also notes local social and church events and community mentions.
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Ras i
C.L. Joncas Co
Isi
Friend Bldg
Elmira
N.Y
Howards
Edward
Coughs and Colds Not to Be Neglected
A local notice stresses the danger of neglecting ordinary colds and urges prompt treatment. It highlights a cough remedy by SARBER & SON, claiming it eases phlegm, relieves hoarseness, and soothes throat irritation to prevent complications.
Teeter Grocery Stand at 1039 Mass. Street
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Mr. Teter Backin and Mr. Charles related to the old Teeter Grocery stand located at 1039 Mass. Street. Details are incomplete, but the item identifies the storefront and historical ownership.
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Teter
Backin
Lander
Charles
Ie Tassierz
Mass
Ste
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Massachusetts Street
A. R. Kea ‘Tor
Hartford Building
Geo. H. Alcorn
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Kansas
Cnhinet
Tle
Frynge
Belgium
Lais Clark
Samuel G. Clarke
Mass. Street
Yser Canal
Dixmude
Nieuport
Vistula Civer
Lodz
Radom
Przemysh
Bosnia
Acollus
Honolulu
de Wet and
Beyers
South Africa
Fischer
Kegt
Drs Edwards
PB. Sarber & Son
Bie
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820
Massachusetts’ Street
Ity
W. D. Gwin
Copaco
Logan -Moore Lumber Co
Massachusetts
Lawronioe
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