Trade expansion as American goods seek markets abroad
A memo from James Stonulty, American consul general at Guatemala, urges US manufacturers to engage aggressively with Latin American markets. It highlights expanding trade, the need for exchange, and the role of chambers of commerce in connecting local producers with civil authorities to boost competition and open key articles to American goods.
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Dirlor
T. J. Aniiernaa
James , StoNulty
Amuri
Guatemala
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Fragmentary note on consular service sentiments cited
A partial excerpt discusses the value of opportunity and time spent, expressing belief that the results would justify the effort and sentiment of every consular officer in service. The garbled text reflects an archival writing style.
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Ume
Joplin Flint Proves Useless For Road Building
An experiment on the Hendronk road west of Washburn college shows Joplin flint unsuitable for road paving. The material packs and washes under mud, producing rough surfaces. Other mixes perform better, with local farmers awaiting improved routes. County commissioners plan further tests and potential road work after weather permits.
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Hendronk
Washburn College
Uysha
Biongwait
Duime Tie
Wash Deir
Bourly
Whalburn College
Wichita Survey to Cost Fifteen Thousand Dollars
April 2 brief notes describe a Wichita area survey plan costing 15000 dollars with involvement by Secretary Twestoock and W F Evane of the Hock Ishind and a 1000 ag price for work. Special Agent Hankin to supervise allocations for Indian Territories and local officials named include St Hivale and WIB Monette with Saline, Kansas as the associated location. An unrelated obituary notes the death of Anil Fajen Pond’s daughter at Salina after an accident.
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Wichita
Washitetas
Clarmer
Biusosen
T. Bond
Kona Ineyer
Salina
American League Race Shows Giants and Cubs Leading
The week ends with Philadelphia and Chicago atop the American circuit as New York trails. Teams test rosters, coaches compare strength, and players near the season’s start step up. Discussion centers on form, potential lineups, and the competitive balance across cities.
Abbot owner disputes race terms with Scannell decision
New York April 2 The National Trotting Association rules an owner Scannell states he will race The Abbot strictly under standard inter league rules. He offers to pay reasonable stakes for a match with added money to be divided by mutual agreement. Also reports on the ninth annual Interstate trap shooting tournament with 100s of shooters and scores. Ted Sloan draws attention at the traps.
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Hue Netunity
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Phaera
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Ike
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Tire
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Korese
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Canada
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Interstate Association
Ayers
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Hansta City
Eliott
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Waddell Refuses to Leave Pittsburgh Postgame Fuss
In Pittsburgh on April 2 Rube Waddell declared he has no intention of leaving Pittsburgh. He claimed the club sold him without consent and warned he would not play for Boston or move. He said he would stay with Pittsburgh and that managers seemed pleased though rivals pressed him to sign elsewhere.
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Butler County
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Long Kansas church appointments list reveals many names
The Kansas City era record reports Bishop J. M. Walden naming SouthWest Kansas Conference assigns for the coming year. The list includes church members and leaders such as Hutchinson Pitel, Winfield Grace, Dodge City circuits, and towns like Atchison Meade and Wichita. The Southwest conference meeting place is noted as Hutchinson in 1902.
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Smith
Green Mountain Renovator
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East Sixth St
Wyomine
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Circuit
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Roy
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Ebiott Guy
Thomas Carey
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Dith
Kineman
Bruen
Leon
Aa McCormick
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Bernstort
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Watts
Burrton
J. Bixter
Hayen
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April Storm Forecast by Irl Hicks Prompts Severe Weather
Northeast Kansas teachers meet in Kansas City on April 4 5 and 6 with a program including speeches and readings. The Hicks forecast predicts storm periods from March 21 to April 6 and again from April 5 to 18, with high temperatures rain and thunder and a shift to cooler conditions afterward. The weather outlook warns of heavy April rains and potential frost nights in northern areas and windy, unsettled conditions across the region.
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Irl H Hicks
Unusual March Weather Report From Kansas State University
Official weather summary for March based on Kansas State University observations notes heavy precipitation and unsettled conditions. Records show a windy, cloudy month with low atmospheric pressure and erratic temperatures, while local reports describe unusual weather events and personal notes about domestic life.
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