Kansas Railways Law Criticized Over Freight Rates
During the campaign debate critics question Kansas railroad law saying it remains ineffective after two years as freight rates stay high. They urge action by the people and rail attorney efforts to yield results.
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Cure for Epilepsy Highlighted in Watertown Free Delivery Note
An unusual local item from Watertown notes a free delivery offer linked to a long-term ailment claim. The fragment references epilepsy and a product or method named AWatermat in a casual, period-voice style.
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Watertowns
Farmers urged to seek corn huskers at local JOURNAL
The article notes farmers still short of corn huskers should check the JOURNAL. It mentions huskers finishing, seeking new locations, and comments on Kansas politics. Also references Tarvester Trust shipping 3 000 carloads of machinery valued at 5 000 000 to Russia and a plan to reduce print paper tariffs.
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Tarvester Trust
Russia
Kansas
Prediction of Presidential Candidates Sparks Editorial Pull
The Chicago Inter Ocean predicts the Republican candidate will be Vice President Fairbanks or Speaker Cannon. The Topeka Herald mocks this and notes the Kansas paper’s ties to the Railroad Trust Publicity Bureau funding. It argues the Democrat option would likely prevail despite editorial bias.
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Inter Ocean
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Kansas
Railroad ‘Trust Publicity Bureau
Republic
A Western Wonder at Bowie Hill Weighs Gains
Report from Bowie notes a local hill named Hill doubling in size since last year. W L Hill, once 90 pounds, reportedly grew to 180 through a tonic claim. An advertisement touts King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds with a money back or free bottle guarantee, urging sufferers to try it.
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Telephone Girls Enjoy A Holler Day All Year
The Jewell Republican notes that telephone girls avoid Christmas layoffs by having a holler day year round, implying continuous time off or light workload. The remark uses humor to suggest generous leaves for workers in the exchange.
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Jewell Republican
Editor Hale to Consult Expert on Formosa Press Setup
The report notes Editor Hale of Formosa may dispatch for an expert to guide the new press preparation to secure first-page placement. The detail hints at technical needs for timely front-page production.
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Hale
Formosa
Calderhead Coined Courage in Salary Vote Honored
Congressman's lone Kansan vote for higher salaries drew praise for courage and conviction. The piece notes Calderhead stood by a just proposition despite likely criticism and earned respect from supporters.
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Calderhead
Kansas
Merve
It Isn't What a Man Has That Makes Him Rich
A short quote from the Jewell Republican reflects on wealth, suggesting wealth is measured by contentment and sufficiency rather than material possessions. The piece emphasizes perspective over monetary status.
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Jewell Republican
Local Notes Report Barbershop Opening and Malaria Recovery
Chas Sandell, now located in Zillah Wash Ne, opens a new barber shop with Bays business thriving at 800 dollars per acre. A two acre patch yields net 2400 dollars. Chirley recovers from malaria and is now well, as is his wife Freeman reports.
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Zillah Wash
Chirley
Recgvereil
Freeman
Hog Cholera Cure Claims From J. M. Cotlis
W L Rawls of Bells Tennessee reports curing a severe nasal catarrh and facial swelling by applying Isucklin Arnica Salve to the sore area. He notes the swelling subsided and did not return after using the salve. The advertisement promotes the product as best value and available for 25 cents at druggists.
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Tennessee
W. Li. Rawls
Bells, Tenn
Isucklin
For Sale Two Pedigreed Shorthorn Bull Calves
For sale two pedigreed Shorthorn bull calves. Inquire at ft Wu Bell.
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Gambling debt shadows old Atchison man life
An Atchison resident known for gambling ran up 750 dollars in one night, borrowed to cover losses, and mortgaged his home. The debt climbed to 1200 dollars over years, causing ongoing worry as he aged. The Globe questions the morality and harm of gambling.
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Kasas Tlvis
Wrestock
Whegeller
Kansas
Atchison
Rivi
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