Fears of September frost loom over Kansas crops
The Kansas weather and grain outlook feature early frost fears for corn while other items note Ed Hoch for governor crowds in Leavenworth, irrigation progress in Ogden Utah, and bank circulation trends in Lawrence. The issue also covers political and economic developments across Kansas and Missouri.
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Ed Hoch
Kansas
Leavenworth
National Irrigation Congress
Ogden
Utah
Welcome for Kansas veterans marks Lawrence reunion
City hosts old soldiers for Grand Army of the Republic gathering in Lawrence with hopes of a memorable event. The piece notes weather aiding plans and community effort to ensure comfort and enjoyment for the veterans. It also touches on international issues and irrigation land sales, plus promotion of How Aetter’s Stomach Bitters.
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State of Kansas
Lawrence
Grand Army of the Republic of
Aetter
Cauve
World War I era items in a jumble of notes and notices
A mixed collection of items mentions postal service changes in Missouri, a 915000 Illinois duty exhibit, a Burlington bank capital upgrade, and Jewish employees abroad. It notes a downturn in the Dow Jones and various speculative market tidbits about ships sunk at Manila Bay, curiosity over the Velasco, and a Chicago newspaper remark on medical cures and revenge.
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Ryth
Fnog County
Sheldon
Elgin
Trate
Cardi
Wales
Merthyr
America
Fkogitah
Thia Way
Gaia
Navy
Patina Cave
Washout delays on Missouri Pacific line trigger state attention
Rail officials report a four foot washout on the Missouri Pacific route between Wetmore and Gefle, prompting a state department inquiry and potential repairs. Separately, a Union veteran issue is raised by General C. W. Micer’s defense council, while a Wichita contractor Taylor Reed is robbed of 1,540 in currency amid a police search for two colored men aided by two colored women. Feared changes in Fort Leavenworth instruction are proposed, and a receiver is sought for Wichita Paint and Color after a fire. Rural free delivery routes are set to begin October 15 in several Kansas towns, including Colwlah Linddard Maize and Risch.
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Mtasouri Pats
Wetmorg
Gefle
Manhatan
Ben
State Department
Taylor Reed
Vivle
Wichita Seurcley
Bork
Douglas Svenue
C. W. Micer
Servce
Abeil College
Fort Lyavenwicb
War Department
Fort Laveenworth
Bad
Lioaleg
P. EB. Ashenfelter
Butler County
Distret
Charce
Busiess -Fhe
Wichita Paint and Color Company
Whewt
Kunsay
Colwlah
Sedgwick
Linddard
Bedpwick
Setewtok
Risch
Bay County
Toledo ad seeks to sell and cure with catarrh remedy claims
The text includes an advertisement from Toledo Ohio offering Hulls Catarrh Cure, with testimonials about kidney relief and a sworn statement by Frack J. Cheney disclaiming association with F J Chesey Co. It claims the remedy cures catarrh via blood and mucous membrane action and offers 100 dollars for proof of non cure. A notary and public notices are referenced.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas Coosly
Frack J. Chaney
Cart J
F. J. Chesey x
Unclear dialogue exchanges reveal romantic quandaries and name shifts
Fragmented dialogue centers on Edith, Jack, and motifs of arranged matches. Characters discuss preferred suitors Dickie Buddle Robbie Jones and Beaumont turning Jones, hints of wealth and social pressure, with a late note recalling a musical memory.
Notable British Bandmaster Dan Godfrey Dies
Obituary notes Lieut. Dan Godfrey famed bandmaster of the Grenadier Guards. He led military bands for over four decades and headed state funeral music. Queen Victoria’s era linked appointment, honorary lieutenant rank first of its kind.
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Dan Godfrey
Great Britain
Grenadier ‘Oot Guards
Prince Albert
Queen Victoria
New York Fisher Finds Gold Coin In Cod Stomach
A New York man, A. E. Levy, finds a $10 gold coin with two diamonds inside a cod stomach after a modest fishing day. The finder recalls a previous claim by Frank H. Wells and a Kansas man Patrick Evans who seeks the coin, claiming it as his own.
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A. E. Lavy
New York City
Levy
Pat- Tick C Evens
Kansas
Evans
St Louie
Tom
F.C. E
Mr. Levy
Colorado
Harris Colby
Leadville
Col
Frank H. Wells
Denver
New York
Tower Bay
Tam
X ray to slay mosquitoes in New Jersey lab
A New Jersey physician claims to have an X ray based method to kill mosquitoes. He reports a month of experiments using an X ray lamp in his laboratory yielding nine dead mosquitoes on a table and 23 on the floor after 15 minutes of exposure. He plans outdoor trials if pests return.
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New Jersey
Ads Laboratory
Soldiers Save Wages and War Fund Totals Reported
The auditor's annual war department report outlines deposits and withdrawals by army personnel under 1874 act and 1943 funds. It notes 155,179 withdrawals totaling $4 80% 190 and $745,138 added to the permanent fund, with current expenses drawing $254,000. Claims on the war with Spain reached 8657927 with portions allowed and pending.
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the War Department
Permanent Fund of the Home
United States Army
Mouse Causes Auto Mishap In New York Outing
Miss Helen Finerty of New York City and friends planned an Ardsley excursion when a mouse hidden in the car frightened her, sending the driver into a fence and wrecking the vehicle. Finerty may win $100 from contractor John J Daley who owned the mouse. The incident followed a period of political tension and club activity in the district.
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Helen Finerty
New York City
Ardsley
John C. Bic Cafferty
Miss Finerty
John J. Daley
Tammany
Tis
United Democratic Clubs II
Salt Water Well Sparks Resort Venture at Silver Wood
A new company seeks a summer resort at Silver Wood Indiana around an old Lodlartesian well once civil war era. Attempts to extract oil failed after reaching 1125 feet as salt water flowed. The venture shifted to salt production, thriving briefly until impure waters rose. The well remains open and now gains notice for its unusually potent medicinal saline. A separate note reports a card game dispute involving Ryan and Maximon ending in large losses and a wager on Mrs Deane.
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Aime
Pores Aguie
Montesuma
Lafayette
Oriet Mu
Meacow
Ryan
Maximon
Maxpune
Dr. Tromae’s Elettic Com band for the morvency
A note suggests using Dr Tromae s Elettic Com band to avoid sacrificing a little H on a tick of errap. Readable details are fragmentary and unclear.
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Dr. Tromae
Elettic Com
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