Record of 1886 Kansas winter's deadly toll and relief visits
In January 1886 Kansas endured record cold and blizzards that killed hundreds and blanketed cattle, wildlife, and homesteads. The article recounts frozen deaths, ruined supplies, and mass fuel shortages across western and central Kansas, noting no official tally. It also lists Daniel Boone Regional Library bookmobile stops in Hallsville, Sturgeon, Hatton, Auxvasse, and McCredie-Kingdom City with times.
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