Big Wheat Crop Soared With 4.5 Million Acres Sown
A large wheat growing region reports over four and a half million acres sown this season. Farmers anticipate strong yields as weather cooperates and markets support planting, with regional authorities projecting robust production across multiple counties.
Wheat conditions improve. few fall below 100 percent
Kansas agriculture reports winter wheat in good condition with only 1.7 percent to be plowed up. National and county figures show most regions above 95 percent, with central counties like Kingman and Harvey near 120 percent in some areas. Weather and seasonal rains have favored crop prospects statewide.
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Kingmasy County
Ae Sheridan
Washington
Railroads seek timber growth aid for ties
Santa Fe and St Paul roads plan to expand timber supplies as railroads face high costs for roadbed timber. Government forestry department is preparing to assist, with estimates showing about 60 million logs needed annually to maintain tracks across the United States Canada and Mexico.
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Department of Forestry
Chicago
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United States
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Middle South
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Titnets Central
Long Train Runs Across Continents Expanded
Arrangements close to completion connect routes and extend lines to enable through passenger service. Starting July 2 a direct St Louis to Portland Oregon run is announced on Burlington and Northern Pacific lines, covering 108 miles without change. Another through Chicago to San Francisco service begins July with the new Bakersfield link, about 2577 miles. In context, Canada Pacific runs Montreal to Vancouver at 246 miles and Southern Pacific runs New Orleans to San Francisco at 2459 miles.
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Portland
Burlington
Atchison ‘Topmke de Santa Fe Company
Chicago
San Francisco
Bakersfeld
NEW TIME ON NEWTON RUN RECORD
Engineer Albert Roberts and Richart Ash of the Santa Fe set a new Newton to Topeka record at 2 hours 45 minutes on Sunday with No 4. The 235 mile run beat the old best by about 16 minutes, using a six-car train that included five limited coaches. Engine No 03, a Wd Wheeler type, powered the journey, with five stops along the route and stretches of 15 to 50 miles between.
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Topeka
Cheap Rates to Colorado Homeseekers' Excursion
Cheap excursion tickets to Denver and Colorado points offered today under the Romeseekere plan. The 91 day limit applies with fares advertised by the Union Pacific. Westbound travelers may obtain fares to Colorado points east of a line from Morgan to Leadville and Alamosa.
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Flowers for the Sick at Santa Fe Hospital
Flow ers for the sick project delivered wagon loads of potted plants to Santa Fe Hospital. Ballrosd men organized visits and brightened patients rooms with greenery and cheer.
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Express wagon carries patients to hospital in Crepe covered coach
A damaged report describes a pony drawn conveyance bringing patients to the hospital. Passengers used patched boards to board and leave with their flowers. A crepe covered fur and tepish hues adorned the scene while fifty planes contributed to a cheerful, home like setting for the injured.
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Railroad work boom fuels western rail project
During March the Union Pacific land department levied 107,100 notes as Western Cheyenne work surges. Weston officials deny reports while cattle and sheep owners face grazing charges across Wyoming, Colorado, and western Nebraska amid broader construction activity.
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Training School A Success in Burlington Round Table Talks
Burlington employees report success from a training school system with monthly afternoon round table discussions at key division points. Firemen and engineers share ideas, allowing younger workers to gain from veterans. A fireman’s suggestion led to a new style of can usage, saving oil as two pints now go as far as five previously.
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Buriington
Frisco Plans Midland Depot Expansion After Transfer
Frisco intends to enlarge Midland yards and add sidetracks and turntables after gaining control of the Midland. A lease expires February 19 and may be abrogated. Reports say construction will begin soon once the Midland transfer is completed. Eugene Kympton of the Santa Fe Blacksmith shop suffered severe hand injuries while using heavy shears. three fingers were badly mangled and an amputation of the forefinger was performed under chloroform.
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Santa Fe
Eugene Kympton
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Santa Fe cuts day shift by one switchman and plans water line
Railroad notes report cost cutting at Santa Fe with third switchman laid off. a pine line may be built to convey water from Oak Creek to Flagstaff. A survey shows many trains broken in month with numbers for single and double headers. evening passenger from Atchison arrives after Missouri Pacific’s Hiawatha departure.
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Santa Fe Railroad Company
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peeriNty
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Atchison
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Oranges, 7000 Cars Over Santa Fe Line Report
A garbled item reports oranges shipments via the Santa Fe line, with rough figures of 7000 cars and daily re icing estimates. Mentions a Mr GW Classett and a Santa Fe fuel contractor amid unclear text about carloads and routes.
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Santa Fe
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Santa Fe Fuel and Fox
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Csitcrete
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Jt le
Wabash Railroad Returns to Old Money Distribution Method
After 16 years of checks the Wabash road will resume the old system for distributing funds from the reserve to support the convenience of the carriage. The change aims to restore prior practices and streamline revenue sharing.
Captured at Lincoln Confesses to His Crimes
A Lincoln suspect confesses to setting fire at J. & Fox's residence on March 1 and to throwing rocks at the home. The man sought to portray himself as a hero, telling authorities he set the blaze to appear brave. He faces trial in Lincoln. potential Leavenworth sentence lingered as a possibility.
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Galena Gold Find Predicts Limited Prospecting Excitement
A Galena Kansas gold bearing area has stirred interest yet failed to spark strong prospecting activity. Experts say Kansas formations are unlikely to yield profitable gold quantities. H R Morellan of Denver plans to finish arrangements to work the property.
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H.R. Morellan
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Sent home from Manila in 1889 obituary in Marysville
The body of Herbert G. Horr, late member of Company K, Twenty second U S Volunteer Infantry, died in Manila and was buried at Marysville Kansas. Veterans from the G A R and others met at the G A R hall, escorted the funeral to Episcopal church, and graveside services ended with a firing squad salute.
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Marysville
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United States Volunteer Infantry
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W. J. Mitchell
Yigon Post
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Baby Left on Church Steps Found Safe in Basket
Atchison April 17 A two weeks old boy baby was found on the Presbyterian church steps by the janitor as he prepared for services. A strange man offered to identify the baby then disappeared leaving a note promising a reward for adoption. The child is cared for at the janitor’s home with no parentage clue.
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Converted Scholar Weds in Kansas City
Kansas City Kansas April 17 Dr Saik Abgal Alige a converted Moham medan and educated lecturer tied the knot with a bride described as lone haired and dark skinned in a ceremony noted for its unusual age pair with a groom two years older than the bride.
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Sohammedan
Kansas City
Kat
Saik Abgal Alige
United
Isie
Swamp Root Promised Kidney Health Remedy Ad
An old advertisement cautions that back pain signals kidney trouble and promotes Swamp Root by Dr. Kilmer as a remedy. It claims Bellh warnings, urges a urine check, and offers a free trial book by mail, presenting Swamp Root as a universal healer for Brights Disease and related symptoms.
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Nate Ural
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Ian
Student Bride, Lover Wed Amid Consent and Town Gossip
In Kansas City Kansas a lecturer on tour several weeks ago met Miss Wilt and instantly fell in love. The mother gave consent for marriage due to the bride’s youth. The couple plans to wed while the lecturer, who has been employed by his wife’s father, operates a lunch cart on Minnesota Avenue.
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Selline
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Cyclone Hits Newton County Causes Narrow Escape
A cyclone struck county Sunday near Newton four miles south, causing notable damage. The home of prominent resident Ten Travis narrowly avoided collapse as residents sought shelter in a cyclone cellar.
Fatal shooting in Boozy Quarters reaches Kansas City
In Kansas City Kansas on April 17 Willam, a Black resident, was fatally shot at his cabin by Sree Younger, another Black man. Mitchell, described as desperate, returned home to quarrel with his wife and sister, who called for help. Younger fought Mitchell with a butcher knife and was shot twice in the heart by a responding officer after a confrontation.
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Willam
Sree Younger
Mitchell
Ben
Stitchell
State appointee at Fort Scott linked to shortage
A Fort Scott resident, a state appointee, is alleged to be behind an internal shortage of 1100 dollars. The report ties the figure to expenditures within the Pension program, while unrelated pension grants from Washington are listed. A separate local tragedy notes a single 43 year old man found dead at his mother's home, with cause pending.
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