Kansas Outlook and Railway Growth Report 1887
The Kansas outlook is favorable with farmers in good condition, livestock expanding and grain supplies sufficient for home use and export. Rail projects advance. Santa Fe plans more miles, linking Kansas to Galveston Chicago and Pacific points, boosting markets. Government figures praise fiscal gains under Democratic leadership, with surpluses and debt reduction noted.
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Kansas
Congress
Galveston
Chicago
Pacific Ocean
San Francisco
San Diego
Guaymas
Gulf of Mexico
Great Lakes
Santa Fe Company
South
K.C
F. 8
Cleveland
Indian Service
Treasury
War Department
Navy Department
Patent Office
F. N. Boardl
Man & Co
Pension Bureau
True Progress in Growth and Virtue
A World editorial praises the nation’s gains in population wealth commerce and resources while urging that progress include virtue patriotism justice equality and reform. It stresses material growth must accompany public welfare and stronger democracy.
Woman Takes Charge Of Household After Charles Careless
From a Boston Transcript excerpt a wife vows to handle all house matters herself after Charles misses wood orders and stays out late. The section contrasts a fictional heroine who sacrifices $100,000 to spare a lover from mercenary suspicion and contemplates a more natural gift to fund a newspaper venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Franks
Charles
Boston Transcript
Steam Dye Works Offer and Laundry Ad
Steam Dye Works advertises Robt Nott as owner with the only steam dye house west of Topeka offering steam dyeing and clothing cleaning. Location given as No 18 Spruce St with unclear text about services and rates. Also mentions a loaning company and a cryptic investment line.
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Rob’t Nott
Topeka
Et Oney
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Abilene
Peerine cHo
Tarang
Ife
John
E Campbell
R. F. Russell & CO
Cedar Street
Abilene, Kansas
Cheap Money
Lomearp Investment Co
I Lomarp InvestMent Co
Boardman & Co
Garland
Berry Bros. Mercantile Co
J. H. Brapy
C. Stevens
F. H. Boardman & Co
The
Palace Barber Shop
Citizens Bank
B.n-D
Lay’s
Woolfords Sanitary Ue
J. T. Curtis
J. M. Hendricks
E. A. Bishop & Co
A. Ronnie & Son
Ed. Weigiard
Sixth Street
M.E. Church
Berry ‘Bros. Mercantile Co
Lombard Investment Co
F. H. Boardman & Co’s
George
Keystone P. O
Nonery "Cravens
J.H. Brapy &Co
Dickinson County
Charles Young
Ae Son
Grection City
Kan
Berry Bros. Mercantile Company
School House
Enterprise
Timothy
E. Warre
Kas
Hil and
South Worth
ID. T. and
N. D
D'Hay
W. H. Doaxy
Abilen
D. McCoy
West End P. O. Block
A. B. Coulson
Alyays
Michigan Stove Company
Detroit
Mich
Berry Bros. Mercantile
COAL
Practical Pharmacy
John M. Cleissner
Licentiate of Philadelphia Board of Pharmacy
Philadelphia
Kansas State Board
John M. Gleissner
Lebold, Fisher & Co
Albert Lenze
WM. Meyer
LD. Johns Carriage Works
Beng. Lompann
Jas. L. Lompano
St. Helens Place
London
Eng
Sears Building
Boston
Mass
Ninth and Main
Ciy
Braincel OF
Ptice
Abilene, Kan
J. T. Cochran
Hodge Bros
Steam Dye Works
United States
LompBarp Ixvesttmennt Co
Moneyeel
Ee C. Stevens
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