Soloman City grows as rail links expand trade hub
A San Francisco decision on privileged reporters echoes through cites. The article traces local figures and business leaders in Solomon City Kansas, detailing banks, real estate, Grocers, livery stables, and key residents. It highlights rail connections from Denver to Kansas City and a growing population of about 1,500 with brick blocks, schools, churches, and water power.
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Dictut County
Selemon City
Solomon City
Abilene
Saliva
Solomon
Smoky Hill
Union Pacific
Denver
Kausas City
Concordia
Santa Fe
Chicago & Rock Island Triat
Minneapolis
Salomonean
Vle
Eax
Great West
Salomon City
Sheai
Henry Wintley E Q
Tbere
Sulmer
Kansas
W. T. Harris
M. P. Shearer & Co
Shearer
RS. Morgan
John Straver
C.and E. Cooks & Co
Lyman Field
J. A. Hopkins
Jerry Sheabay
W. A. Johnson
W. H. Bannon
Percy and Son
B. K. Stanford
A. Rambo
Foster
Frank Carter
Carter
Wa. V. Smart
Smart
Henry Whitley
Jana
Salomon
H. B. Aldrich
Aldrich
A. J. Green
Patrick Morgan
John AH. Wood
J.S. Wimsatt
J. J. Hart
Je P Morris Robacker
Dr. Lewis
Siggfoos
Ohio
Phil Wahl
Wahl
T. D. Edworthy
Man Palace
A.S. Miskimin
Joun Guy
Folinay
Farmes’ Bank
Solomon City Promises Rapid Growth Under Jacksonian Values
Dickinson notes Solomon City rising to prominence as editor E. B. Burnett touts a bold future. The piece highlights Solomon River, Smoky Hill junctions, rich bottom lands, railways, and river trade potential, predicting a population of about three thousand in two years and a thriving metropolis on the western frontier.
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Dickinson
E. B. Burnett
Solonoat City
West Dickinson
Solomon City
Solomon River
Solomon Smoky Hill
Wish Father to the Thought in Business Panic
The Philadelphia Record notes that frequent predictions of a coming business pass may stir public suspicion that the wish is father of the thought. It argues that only in calamity times can such causes prosper, and presently there is little in the business scene to warrant panic.
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Philadelphia
Kansas Klippings and Taxing Trade Echoes
A collage of 19th century clippings notes Western Kansas alfalfa crops and good grazing, sugar factory plans, Holton chestnuts, rising corn prices, a 127-tater potato find, and a seven inch vein of shoe lagging near McCune. It also includes Judge Miller’s praise of Grover Cleveland, and reflections on China imports, U S trade, tariffs, and manufacturing protection, warning of the GOP’s tariff legacy and its impact on workers.
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Kansas
Lawrence Tribune
Alma
Leavenworth
Holton
W. F. Creitz
Kinton Federal
Washington Post
Greeley County
Davies Stockton
McCune
Largest stock of galliants ever displayed west of Kansas City
The store announces arrival of the largest stock of ladies misses and children's galliants in American and foreign goods not yet on sale. This extensive collection is ready for inspection.
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Kansas City
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