Wedding Guests and Local News From Topeka Event in Topeka
Attendees at Miriam Moore and Clem Ward wedding in Topeka included Roy Moore Abel Scott Ivan Carlgren John Graham Tonnie Sedlacek Wayne Sutton Warren Sutton George Figg ins Harry Buer Kenneth Christensen Andre Gordon Kenyon and others. A baby named Lance Elliot born to Mr and Mrs Andre Gordon Kenyon weighed 5 pounds 8 ounces and came home from St Joseph Hospital Concordia after seven weeks. Darrell Combs leaves for Marine Corps Officers Candidate School Quantic o Virginia. Various local families hosted dinners visits hospital stays and travel plans with Ames Young Stensons Brewer Ames and many others in the community over the week. Loren Carlgren entered Republic County hospital with flu and pneumonia. Dana Brewer spent weekend with John Isaacson at Bethany College. New Years Day dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. ...
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Clem Ward
Topeka
Roy Moore
Abel Scott
Ivan Carlgren
John Graham
Tonnie Sedlacek
Wayne Sutton
Warren Sutton
George Figgins
Harry Buer
Kenneth Christensen
Andre
Gordon Kenyon
St. Joseph Hospital
Concordia
Lance Elliot
Community Notices From Lincoln to Jamestown
A family gathering in Lincoln Nebraska includes Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson and children David Mark and Matthew. The ALCW gathered in Jamestown with officers installed for a two year term. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Terry Smith and others from Concordia Great Bend Pittsburg and surrounding areas. Sunday dinner guests marked birthday observances for Clarence Stensaas and extended families.
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Cecil Dickerhoof
Jee Loring
David
Clarence Stensaas
John Graham
Bruce West
Great Bend
Kre
Lawerence Stensaas
Glen Stensas
Arnold Loring
Eric
Jack Graham
Pittsburg
Scandia Journal previews politics and tariffs in 1893 notes
In this 1893 issue editor George F. Page comments on the Colorado legislature, state currency plans, preparations for a January 10 extra session, and Gov. Wait. He mentions Wm. H. Smith’s congressional bid, Swiss federation leadership, Baby Ruth kidnapping rumors, Santa Fe receiverships, railroad instability, the Wilson tariff bill debate, and urging voters to weigh the revenue tariff and its impact.
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Colorado
Wait
Franklin
John Davis
Wool consumption in the United States rises with living standards
The article notes per capita wool use increasing from three pounds in 1850 to over six and a half pounds by 1890. It adds imports and woolen goods bring total consumption to about eight and three tenths pounds per person annually, with foreign goods valued at seventy seven cents per person.
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United States
Reply to Temperance piece argues prohibition gains momentum
A reader rebuts a prior article on prohibition, citing rising vote totals from 1872 to 1888 and Republican gains versus population growth. The writer claims prohibition will overthrow the liquor trade, grounds argument in scripture and national history, and cites a belief that the people always settle questions rightly.
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Kansas
Jesus
Galigher
Year 1894 Hopes Rise Amid Uncertain Legislation
The year past proved unsuccesful with many people going broke. Uncertainties of legislation cloud the outlook. supporters expect the new tariff law to revive business and prosperity. The Journal joins readers in hoping 1894 brings happiness and better times.
Sugar Imports Reach 116 Million for Year Ended June 16 1893
U S imports sugar valued at 116 million dollars for the year ending June 16 1893. Production of sugar within the United States shows rapid growth during the same period.
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United States
Political fortunes hinge on trade policy trial
The speaker asserts tariff changes will help or hurt both parties, suggesting Republicans may grin or bear any outcome. He urges a swift trial of the policy, claiming its effects will be felt across Democrats and Republicans alike.
Soil and farming methods boost yields on small plots
The article notes there is no limit to soil productivity under current farming methods. In parts of Belgium farmers use every square foot, achieving enormous yields. A high cultivation system alters even poor soils to become more fertile.
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Belgium
December World’s Fair Cosmopolitan hits 400000 copies sold
The second edition of the Cosmopolitan magazine reaches 400000 copies, totaling 700 tons and 94 million pages. This milestone implies at least two million readers across the United States and signals ongoing growth as subscribers drive better content and continued subscriptions.
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United States
Cosmopolitan
Fast Walker Brood Mare Sets Farm Example
A fast walking brood mare governs the barn by example, passing on speed to her colts as they learn to keep up. Her pace trains foals through daily demonstration. The farm sees value in her swift movement and top-line temperament.
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