Political Notes on Brown County Printing and Local Politics
In Briweemuney a county printing dispute pits Ewing Herbert against Cyrus Leland with World editor Grant Harrington, amid party tension. Officials discuss county printing costs, redemptions, and potential shifts in official papers as political maneuvers unfold.
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Ewing Herbert
Brown County
Briweemuney County
Wren
Democrat
Fader
Herbert
Grant Harrington
Harrinc
New ‘Boss Busters’ Union
Cyrus Leland
Leland
Threabars Run by Gan Tita Kae Aug
The wheat harvest year is in full swing on Josh Butler Stara west of the river. The county notes the Thin bottots Ftarm is among the best. Wheat rickt wilt rus meetiy mM and Whitt near the pant.
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Gan
Tita
Josh Butler
Fire at Redwell restaurant prompts inquiry in Wichita
A blaze destroyed W M Redwell's restaurant and confectionery in Wichita at 5 o'clock Monday. Redwell and Bert Hawkins were detained for questioning but released with no substantiated incendiary evidence. Redwell claimed the first fire started by accident and the second blaze unclear.
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Wichita
Kar. Ang
W. M. Redwell
Redwell
Po Kt
Bert Hawkins
Jef Rurt
Walden
Inter
Bedwell
hEs Self
Tasken
Robbery at Cherryvale Depot Stolen Silver
At Cherryvale depot a woman and her husband arrived from Los Angeles awaiting the Coffeyville train. She left a money bag in a car of her husband and while she was gone the bag containing about 330 dollars in silver was stolen.
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Cherrywate
Kan
Davis
Davie
Los Angeles
Coffeyville
Me Davin
Presiding Elder to Move to Take Home Duty
Port Scott Kun Aug 4 Rev I B Pulliam a presiding elder of the South Kansas conference plans to remove his family from Baldwin Kansas to make his home. He has resided in Baldwin since the last annual conference and desires to enter his children at Baker University for the next year.
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Port Scott
Kun
I. B . Pulliam
Bre
Baldwin
Kas
Pulliam
Ain
Baker University
Roosevelt birth merit record details inferred
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Theodore Roosevelt, a birth to Mr and Mrs, names jumbled, bank money credited to the baby with interest to accumulate until age 21. References to set dates, places, and amounts are unclear and partially garbled.
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Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Benet
Chile
Br. Stenet
Picnic Planned at Clomet Learnard's Grave by Fitty-styers
Lawrenings, mage of the executive committer of the Fitty-styers' association held a meeting with all members. They decided to hold an informal picnic at Clomet Learnard's grave on September 13 replacing the society's usual annual dinner.
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Lawrenings
Mage
Fitty-styers’ Association
Clomet Learnard
Remarkable Cure In Diarrhea With Chamberlains Remedy
A citizen recounts a severe diarrheal attack relieved by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, noting a 5 cent bottle eased symptoms. An event advertises a concert at Vinewood Park featuring Steinberg and Guanes, with Dr Fowler's Extract praised as a universal bowel remedy.
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Chamberlain
Wayn
John J. Patton
Russo Alden
Ce Greig
Teonaides
Steinberg
Guanes
Elekt
Vinewood Park
Hobart Headache Seltzer Ad
Delightful effervescing draught clears the brain and settles the stomach a headache cure and preventive. Hobart Headache Seltzer guaranteed. 2 for 5c. For sale at Flobart's cut-rate drug store 500 Wert Teatin.
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Hobart
Flobart'r
Corn improves as rains bring rapid growth across Kansas
The weekly crop report from Kansas issued by Director Jennings of the U.S. Weather Bureau notes warm early week, cooler later, and rainfall varying from near normal in the east to heavy in central counties. Corn shows strong growth, alfalfa and pastures yield well, but oats and wheat vary by county with some drought damage. Ground now ready for fall plowing and fall crops.
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Kansas
Jennings
Uutted States Weather Bureau
Bourbon
Cherokee
Coffey
Greenwood
Woodson
Wyandotte
Crawford
Montgomery
Anderson
Cormattle
Coffry
Crawfort
Douglae
Franklin
Jackson
Marshall
Monthers
Baralton
Cawley
Edwards
McPherton
Osborne
Ottawa
Redgwick
Stafford
Washington
Ford Bu
Walce
Erin
Decatur
Norton
Sheridan
Raeser
Thomas
J Wallace
Hall
Topeka news brief highlights local events and notices
A long list of Topeka notices, meetings, and social items: council work on North Topeka streets, a Dougherty club lawn social, street repairs funded by extra labor, and plans for a state G A F reunion in Lawrence. Also notes on postal mail volume, court business, university sewer plans, and a boxing event at Metropolitan with Edward Courtney and Charles Caldwell.
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W. Cline
Kansas City
Seery
Jesse Elliott
Lake View
J. J. Anderson
Manitou
Topeka
L. D. Whittemore
New England
H. Coulter
Lawrence
George Sharitt
United Shaven Cronlt Court
Leaysenworth
Snyder
North Topeka
Dougherty Success Club
Dougherty
Western Avenue
Weber
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Fairples
Federal Building
Joseph Artzer
Gropper
Wan & Mistake
J. W. Newell
Fone
Salt Lake City
California
Mr. Newell
Rossington, Smith & Histed
Board of Army Officers
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyoming
Frank H. Whitman
Second Infantry
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Central Congregational Church
Mra
J.P. Wahle
Clay Street
Wednesdad
Mra. E. A
Kansas
Michael Wall
Metropolitan
Western Athletic Club
Edward Courtney
Tommy Ryan
Charles Caldwell
Posey
Curry
Edmonds
Officers to Represent Missouri in Fort Riley Pistol Meet
Omaha reports Department of the Missouri officers selected for the Fort Riley Kan pistol competition starting August 6. The team includes Captain Farrand Sayre of the Mighth Cavalry, Captain Robert J. Fleming of the Tenth Cavalry, First Lieutenant Wood A. Cheney, Engineer, Park Hilt, Twenty second Infantry, First Lieutenant Alexandr J. MacNab Jr, Twenty Fourth Infantry. The aim is to compete with other departments for places on the U S Army team.
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Department of the Missouri
Omaha
Fort Riley
Kan
Farrand Sayre
Mighth Cavalry
Robert J. Fleming
Tenth Cavalry
Awood A. Cheney
Pops
Park Hilt
Twenty- Second Infantry
Alexa
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