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Political tickets listed for state offices
Lieutenant Governor A P Riddle of Ottawa for Secretary of State E P Allen of Sedgwick for Associate Justice M Valentine of Franklin and Pawnee 5 B Bradford of Osage for Superintendent of Public Instruction J H Lawhead of Bourbon for Clerk of District Court J L Bristow.
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Franklin
B. Bradford
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J. H. Lawhead
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J. L. Bristow
Barxoum Makes Final Visit After Twenty Years
Barxoum concludes a twenty year run of visits as he makes his last appearance. The sustained pattern marks a long standing engagement with the community.
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Barxoum
Big Business Boom Signals Strong Fall Trade Rise
The nation saw a broad business upswing last week with widespread activity and strong indications that a heavy fall trade has started. Early indicators point to robust retail and industrial momentum across sectors and regions.
Vermont Victory Heads Mr Epmunds Back to Senate
Mr Epmunds carried Vermont overwhelmingly and will return to the senate. His fine Italian hand will influence the next national convention.
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Epmunds
Vermont
Senate
Attorney General Bradford Visits Leavenworth
Attorney General Bradford spent yesterday in Leavenworth. It is highly likely that word will soon come on the fate of around 140 saloonists in the city.
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Bradford
Leavenworth
Fire at Fowler Bros packing house at Atchison
The Fowler Bros packing house in Atchison, once costing $75,000, burned Sunday morning. The facility has not been in operation for several years.
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Fowler Bros
Atchison
Ex-screen editor seeks end to fine tied to anti Prohibition stance
A western Kansas publisher and former screen editor, facing a last payment of fines, aims to align with John A. Anderson as an anti Prohibition advocate if he can settle remaining obligations.
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Kansas
Johm A. Anderson
Weather Prophet Predicted Rain On The 20th
The Leavenworth Times weather prophet claims accuracy after predicting rain around the 20th in line with familiar local sayings. The comment notes repeated success and cautious phrasing about forecasting.
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Leavenworth Times
Sedgwick Question Confusion Over Consul Porch
In a muddled note the exchange tangles the Sedgwick matter with a humorous tale about a Mexican youth. It clarifies that Consul Porch hails from St Joseph and first informed the country of the Sedgwick bum.
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Sedgwick
St. Joseph
Consul Porch
St Joseph
Tuel outrages and train assault target Hoosiers leader
Report describes an incident at White Cloud and Parsons where a man and tramps boarded a freight train. They nearly killed Alf Cooper, president of the Hoosiers association, and threw him from the car as the train moved, raising questions about the Kansas Idea's effectiveness and urgency.
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Tuel
White Cloud
Parsons
Alf. Cooper
Hoosiers Asociation
Kansas
Growlers and Kickers: A Town Never Built
A concise note recalls how Growlers and kickers failed to spur growth in a town, leaving only scattered remnants and a lesson on development timing. The item emphasizes historical missteps and community memory without sensational detail.
Fire destroys two thirds of Council Grove business district
News from Council Grove reports a large fire that wiped out roughly two thirds of the town's business portion. Rumors indicate Washington seeks word from a prominent Kansas Democratic official, with several telegrams sent and no contact found, raising fears he may be missing.
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Council Grove
Washington
Kansas
Republicans poised for united fight after Saturday ticket
Inquiries show the Republican ticket nominated Saturday brings satisfaction nationwide. Cities express strong approval and optimism that the party will enter the campaign united and harmonious.
Third party ticket proposes Sedgwick as president and West as vice
The Bozton Record introduces Special Envoy Sedgwick as its presidential nominee on the third party ticket and suggests Col West formerly of Parsons Kansas for vice president.
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Bozton Record
Sedgwick
Col. West
Parsons
Kansas
Electric rail to power Garden City streets and urban reform
The piece notes Denver fruit congress sessions with Japse L. D. BarLtey reporting profit. It mentions an electric railroad ride by a judge and plans for thirty miles of electric streetcar lines. WM. Steinway declines New York mayoralty bids, citing business demands. It calls for better men of property to enter politics to curb ward bummers and misgovernment.
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Japse L. D. BarLtey
Fruit Congress
Denver
Garden City
WM. Steinway
New York
Kansas Leads Prohibition Drive at Chicago Convention
The Kansas position on constitutional prohibition is presented as unyielding and growing stronger. The piece credits Kansas with shaping the anti-saloon movement, notes cross-party support in state politics, praises the capital and university town cleanliness, and earmarks L. Prentiss and P. S. Noble for political roles. Chief Justice Horton is cited for leading Kansas at Chicago.
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Artificial manures and their role in farming
The article argues artificial manures accelerate land productivity and sustain farming as an industrial-like business. It stresses using artificial blends to restore exhausted soil, extend crop rotation profitability, and increase animal manure through faster yields, while noting these inputs are supplementary to stable manure and require knowledge of constituent chemistry and soil dynamics. It cautions against overreliance and highlights need for precise analysis of nitrogen and phosphoric components for rational manuring.
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J. B. Lawes
Solubility of phosphates and bone ash discussed
A Boston Post note analyzes soluble versus insoluble phosphates and the role of gypsum in clover growth. It cites Prof. H. W. Johnson on bone meal efficacy and questions why stations treat phosphate solubility as crucial while ignoring ammonia solubility in costly fertilizers.
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J. B. Lawes
8. W. Johnson
Boston Post
Autumn Styles in Epaulettes and Velvet Trimmings
Fashion notes detail autumn dress trends with elaborate bead and silk epaulettes, velvet and plush fabrics, and polonaise and vigogne ensembles. Descriptions cover visiting gowns, wraps, polonaises, and coats, highlighting ornate trim, color contrasts, and design transitions from summer to winter, per Y. Post.
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Y. Post
The Bee Odor and Adulterated Honey Claim
A Farm Field and Stockman article warns that bees can imitate honey by depositing glucose or other sugars in combs, creating counterfeit honey with bee odor and honey flavor. Glucose costs three cents a pound, while real honey sells for twenty cents, making adulteration tempting yet deceptive.
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Field and Stockman
Lost pleasure seekers found after cave ordeal in Kentucky
A party of pleasure seekers became lost in the Fimoth cave in Kentucky and were missing for several hours before a searching party located them. The Treasury Department received a conscience contribution of two one hundred dollar bills from Paris, France.
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Treasury Department
Paris
France
Washington Post
Useful and Suggestive Farming Snippets and Adages
A collage of short quotes and tips from various papers on farming, dairy, crops, and household management. Topics include thrift in livestock, water quality and milk safety, lawn care for farmers, recipes for tea cakes, poems about creed and harvests, potato potash needs, honey packaging, horse instruction methods, and prudent meal timing with farm work.
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Cincinnati Times
Boston Post
Boston
Globe
Autumn Millinery Trends Take Hold In Shore and Mountains
Autumn millinery emerges as summer fades with dark blue and brown straw hats, veiled bonnets, and fruit and feather trimmings replacing white sails. Jet beaded bonnets feature trellis beadwork, tulle, rosettes, and colored ribbons. lammbos and asigrette details appear with pale beadwork and feather accents for day and evening wear.
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Harper's Bazar
Five Thieves Captured After Burglaries Near Adams House
Sheriff Carmean and Officer Brocklesby arrested Charles Norton and Rice Morgan after a break in at C. B. Adams on New Hampshire Street. Norton confessed theft details to Marshall Prentice. Harris, William Clark, and George Anthony were later detained in Kansas City. Officers believe the gang behind fair week robberies is detained. The Salvation Army continues nightly street work with many converts.
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C. B. Adams
New Hampshire Street
Henry Streets
Carmean
Otticer Brocklesby
Adams
Local businessman moves cigar shop to Fluke building
H Hoene relocates his cigar store and manufactory into the former W W Fluke premises. A tonic named Salvation O1, praised by horsemen, is sold 2 cents a bottle. Rumors mention a marriage of a North Tennessee street resident. Dr Bull's Cough Syrup advertises 25 cents for whooping cough relief.
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