Heat Records Dominate This Week With Humid Weather
The article notes extreme heat breaking records across the region. It mocks Mr. Bryan for not allowing Agui naldo to assist and mentions a Topeka girl hosting a cellar party as a cool retreat. Old settlers concede the heat is the hottest in memory.
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Mr. Bryan
Aguinaldo
Missouri Prayer for Rain Falls Short in Hottest Month
Missouri residents sought relief from drought last Sunday but skies stayed dry and the day marked the hottest on record for the month. Weather observers reported no measurable rainfall despite widespread pleas and a rising heat index across the state.
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Missouri
August Rain Sparks Potatoes Harvest Hope in Tennessee
After a hot dry summer, rain began in August reviving corn and potato fields. Farmers expect a strong fall crop as weather patterns hint at a repeat of historic yields and prosperity for the region.
Editor's Week Struggles Amid Weather and Printer Breakage
A small-town paper reports multiple troubles this week as the editor battles family illness an overworked staffer missing and a printer breaking down. A local youth begins learning the trade amid the chaos and ongoing bad weather adds pressure to deadlines.
Concordia Kansan booklet highlights local people and scenes
A Concordia Kansan booklet presents a visual tour of the city’s residents and activities. Through half tone images it shows who and what shapes local life and the newspaper’s distinctive community style.
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Concordia Kansan
cItis
Moon Observations on Dry and Wet Phases
The note discusses the new moon appearing upright and its implications for dryness. It presents contrasting beliefs that a dry moon cannot hold water versus a wet moon that pours water, then offers an observation that all moons may be associated with drought and dryness.
Editorial on farming shifts and future crops
The piece argues a non farmer editor could cultivate practicality if rain arrives. It anticipates plowing, sowing forage and grain, oats, turnips, millet, and millet for winter feed. It stresses roughness to move stock and prepare for a productive season.
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Jou Jenat
Personal property assessment in Kansas reaches notable totals
The Kansas personal property assessment this year totals 64 million dollars, with bank deposits about the same. A observer notes that while banked funds match the figure, the broader personal property value likely exceeds 200 million.
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Kansas
County Commission Proceedings Delayed Publication Questioned
The Court land Register notes inquiries about when the commissioners proceedings will be published in the county paper. They acknowledge delays due to reliance on the official County paper and argue the records should be printed as news rather than historical notice since the public funds support them.
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Register
Courtland Register
Born in Hanford Cal new arrival Leon.Comiat
Born in Hanford California July 14 1901 to the wife of C Taylor a daughter named Leon.Comiat arrived at high noon on Sunday She is the first healthy girl and may she bring joy to her parents Hanford Journal notes the birth Also mentions Chas M Shaver and wife visiting Rackley Republic County Kansan and a local ad for HERBINE tonic priced at 50 cents from A J White druggist. Marion Record comments on courtship and young men seeking wives.
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Hanford
Cal
C Taylor
Leon.Comiat
Hanford (Cal
Chas, M. Shaver
Rackley
Republic County
Kansan
Farmers liable for incidental cuts and bruises seek quick healing
An old notice notes farm workers and laborers face minor injuries such as cuts and bruises that heal quickly with Ballard's Snow Liniment priced at 25 and 50 cents. The text echoes historical advertising language.
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Ballard
Ae Eplied
Drugeist
Ching Loot Braggers Mocked by Public Opinion
Fragmentary note cites shame on those who boasted of loot from Ching. Mentions torture and a claimed cure from TABLERS PLY OINTMENT offered by White Druggist with 50 cents for potions and 40 cents for tubes, in a period ad style.
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Eure
Driggist
Agricultural Statistics of Norway Township Summary
Abstract of the Agricultural Statistics of Norway Township lists farms and land use figures. It records acres under fence and total acres, values of farms and implements, crop and stock data, and orchard and beekeeping details. The document includes quantities of corn, wheat, hay, butter, and animal counts alongside orchard stocks and honey production.
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Abstract of the Agricultural Statistics of
Norway Township
Onts Co
Printer error in insurance state ment misreads policies in force
Last week a state ment of comparative insurance misprinted totals. The the error affected the line for New York Life and the State of Indianapolis, with the correct figures 1.202.156.6605 and 28 A8087. The printer’s mistake altered names and figures.
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New York Life
State of
Indianapolis
Local Furniture Ads and Health Claims Highlighted
The clipping mixes a furniture sale pitch for rustic chairs hammocks croquet sets and children's wagons with a stray health testimonial about a cough remedy and a coroner note on a case where doctors disagree. Names and places include Freeburg Madison and One Minute Cough.
Will Be Home in August Captain Glasgow to Visit Japan
A personal letter from Manila dated June 15 1901 notes Captain E L Glasgow plans two weeks in Japan then time in California before returning to Salina by mid August. He mentions delays, transport, and hopes to resume life after service, with casual references to local figures and ongoing duties in Salina Kansas.
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E.L. Glasgow
Japan
Charles L. Simpson
Manila
Drak Sampsoon
Wil
California
Kansas
Europe
Naples
San Francisco
Dovis-Not-An
Regula
Salina
Perjured County Attorneys Criticized in State Temperance Paper
The Kansas issue criticizes county attorneys from Geary to Norton for alleged malfeasance as the State Temperance Union defends a county attorney who, it says, has faithfully enforced the prohibitory laws. The temperance organ questions the basis of the attack and calls for accuracy if harsher charges are made.
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Gome
Geary
Republic
Kingman
Pottawatomie
Tom
Kansas
State Temperance, ‘Union
Wwe _believe
Harzes
Rural Free Delivery routes and agent assignment
Washington July 9 1901 letter from A W Machen general superintendent explains rural free delivery in Calderhead district. He notes the district has many routes and the service is being equalized by investigating underserved communities while promising to assign a special agent to Calderhead's district at the earliest practical date.
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Postoffice Department
Calderhead
Washington, D. C
W. A
M. C
Marysville
Kansas
A. W. Machen
The Best Prescription for Malaria Tonic
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic advertised as a tasteless iron and quinine solution for malaria. It promises a No Cure No Pay offer at 50 cents.
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Grove
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