Stock Exhibit At State Fair Promises Vast Shows
Five top Galloway cattle herds expected from C N Moody for the beef division. Fourteen swine breeders poised to exhibit. L P Harris of Clay Center Neb to debut with two hundred poultry birds. State university agriculture and horticulture unit to showcase state products. Daily practical lessons in butter and cheese. Names listed include Lester Rause James D Kane H DeCamp J P Broyles Homer Cole J H Stevens C Dorsey.
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United States
West
Swine Department
L. P. Harris
Clay Center
Neb
The
State University
College of Agriculture
College of Agriculture to operate at State Fair
The College of Agriculture will be in full operation at the State fair, handling and presenting the product making and dealing with related activities as part of its practical programs.
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College of Agriculture
Derailed Katy freight delays Fort Scott area traffic
Seven cars of a Katy freight train derailed south of Fort Scott blocking traffic for hours. Engineer Sam Bowser was aboard. Initial reports are sparse but indicate the derailment was not severe. Katy Flyer No 6 arrived six hours late, reaching at 6 30 this morning.
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Katy
Fort Scott
Sam Bowser
Boy Phenomenon Heals Many in Sedalia by Magnetism
A Sedalia reporter touts the Boy Phenomenon as a miraculous healer through magnetism. He cites a letter from Earnest Shultz of Osage Street detailing relief from rheumatic pain after treatment and urges others to seek free consultation at the Hotel Huckins with reach hours noted.
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Sedalia
Earnest Shultz
Osage
Huckins
Foley
Bright
Flood Continues In Salina Region With Train Hold
Rainfall around Bridgeport triggers cautious outlook as Smoky Hill stays stationary. Junction City reports no new damage while all rail service remains suspended and river stage is forecast to hold until tomorrow at Salina Kansas.
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Junction City
The
Weather Bureau
Smoky Hill
Salina
Kas
Wichita
Bridgeport
Missouri Pacific develops shops site and moves engines
Assistant Engineer W H Bush marked ground for new buildings at the Missouri Pacific shops site as excavation for foundations begins next week despite wet weather delaying grading. Division Superintendent J E Snedeker of Kansas City met local officials, while Agent Calef and Agent Kaiser prepared a eastern division trip. The railroad moved all engines from the Cypress yards round house to the East Bottoms round house, and flood issues halted eastbound train No 50, causing No 2 to run in two sections to carry passengers.
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W. H. Bush
Missouri Pacific
J. E. Snedeker
Jefferson City
Cypress Yards
Kansas City
East Bottoms
Kaw River
Miss Collier Hosts Hiawatha Club Tacky Party
Miss Opal Collier entertained the Hiawatha club at her North Grand avenue home with a tacky party. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments. Miss Lucy Lee Pearson won the ladies prize for the most comical egg beater costume, and Harvey Nelson received the gentlemen’s prize, a box of candy images.
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Opal Collier
Hiawatha Club
North Grand Avenue
Lucy Lee Pearson
Harvey Nelson
Sweet Springs Water Sold at 5c a Glass
Local seller advertises genuine Sweet Springs water offered in lead ing bars for five cents per glass. The ad promotes the tonic beverage as a genuine regional product.
Astor Brandt Warrants Big S Flour
Portable note indicates Cord Brandt warrants a bag of Big S flour bearing the Astor signature.
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Cord Brandt
Big S
Woman Finds Husband After 7000 Mile Pursuit in America
Mrs Annie Breslauf aged 25, of Russian Jewish parentage, reached Pekin Illinois on July 8 and located her husband Henri Breslauf after a chase spanning 7000 miles. She said they wed near St Petersburg Russia four years ago, lived together a year, then he deserted. She learned ten months ago he had come to America.
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Pekin, Ill
Annie Breslauf
Pekin
Neosho River Flood Worsens in Chanute Kansas
The Neosho flood worsens as the river rises with continued heavy rains. The east side of Tusa is nearly submerged, threatening all high water records and prompting flood concerns in Chanute, Kansas.
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Chanute
Kas
Neosho
Tusa
War Department to investigate Kansas flood relief needs
The War Department wired General Bell at Fort Leavenworth to assess the Kansas flood situation and determine if federal aid is required. The move follows a telegram from Representative Bowersock noting 10,000 people displaced in Kansas City Kansas and appealing for help.
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Washington
War Department
General Bell
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Bowersock
Kansas City
Kas
Department
Man files for divorce claiming wife tried to kill him
Albert J. Stevens, a Black man, petitions for divorce from Hester Stevens alleging two attempted killings by shooting and knife attack. They married May 22, 1889 and separated March 16, 1898, with Stevens charging cruel and barbarous treatment.
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Albert J. Stevens
Hester
Stevens
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Kahrs
W. 2Nd St
State Fair
Rippey
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Beef Breeds of Cattle
Lester Rause
McAlester
James D. Kane
Bridgeman
New Um
H. DeCamp
Switchman
Gainsville
J. P. Broyles
Brakeman
Denison
Homer Cole
McAles
Ter
J. H. Stevens
Coal Gate
C. Dorsey
Golden Gate
Jj. A. FOLGER @ CO
San Francisco
P. Brandt Grocer CO
Railroad News
Oklahoma City
Okla
Tony Ward
Memphis
Tenn
Willard
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Fort Worth
Texas
Las Vegas
N. M
Lone Wolf
Orient State Bank
Sedalia Markets
Eet
Boy
Street
E. H. Calef
Vic Kaiser
Missouri
Miss Collier
Astor
America
G. A. Stillson
Tampico
Edward Huss
Salisbury
Arlington Pharmacy
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