Corn Improved and Drought Dampens Kansas Crops
Kansas weekly crop report shows corn improving with rains aiding early varieties while later plantings lag. apples outlook poor as high winds damage fruit. Grasshoppers threaten alfalfa seed, wheat and oats mixed results across counties. weather with heavy central rainfall and storms disrupts haying and plowing.
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Berthiern
Reine
Tures
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Dillon
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Ibe
Wewell
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Wah
Jefferson
Lauvenwerth
Lyon
Miami
Paine
BaRturen
Harber
McPherson
Okaya
Republic—Cork
Ding
Walfare
Thomas
Wallace
Nees
Cape
Wight
Goings to California Beoit Citizens on an Air Encampment
A large Beoit crowd plans a California trip for a Milwaukee aided air encampment with many farmers and wives aboard. They travel via the Union Pacific to Denver and Salt Lake, aiming for comfort and enjoyment, expecting a two week absence and a warm sendoff at the depot.
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Treiot
Mitchell County
California
J. W. Kareeau
Mawd Stardownn
Mary Mertionon
Jennie Boles
Orville Ho Jon
Mtr
Paget
Pees
Fd Gray
Shackelford
Denver
Helen
Kansas Kansas-Colorado water suit widens ditch company ties
Kansas seeks to bind numerous Colorado irrigation firms as defendants in a federal case over water rights in the Arkansas River basin. The amended petition, prepared in Wichita, targets major ditch companies led by the Colorado Fuel & Iron company as core defendants, with claims stretching to river control and interstate water distribution. Senator Teller of Colorado predicts Kansas will win, citing potential shifts of irrigation authority and the need to store flood waters, while legal teams from both states prepare for U S Supreme Court scrutiny and possible extended proceedings.
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Washington Tomerew
Kansas
United States Supreme Court
Coord
Colorado
Seaaton Fred Durnt Smith
Ashheanga
Wichite
N. B. Loomis
Coleman
Colorado Fuel & Iron Wyminary
Othent
Bessemer Ditch Company
Oxford Farmers’ Ditch Company
Otero Canal Company
The
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Riverside Ditch Company
Catlin Consolidated Ditch Company
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Teller
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Miler Tiny
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Ute Lo Grande
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Saul
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Bevteke Popecamel
Tans
Krnkae Seine
Spon
United States Army
Colombe
Utah
United States Supreme
Generel Crlemiin
Culor
Coloman
Greth's Airship Demonstration In San Francisco
Dr August Greth, a twenty year veteran, ascended in a dirigible balloon he built, lifting and steering it without ground tether in a stiff breeze. He claimed full control as it rose and descended repeatedly, with witnesses including Captain Delawin and other onlookers.
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August Greth
Wil
Mind Thone
Greth
France
University of California
Inis
Delawin
Santoa-Duamont
St. Louis Exposition
U S Agricultural Report Projects Large Corn Wheat Oat Harvests
A government crop summary released today forecasts a corn crop exceeding 2.00 billion bushels and substantial oats and wheat yields. August 1 conditions show mixed progress across states with spring and winter wheat averages improving versus last year, while the oats and timothy hay figures also indicate gains. The report notes a portion of last year’s corn remains in farmer hands and compares current forecasts with ten year averages.
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Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Aerival
Kentucky
Alabaras
Carniina
Certe
Trania
Missourd
California
Timothy
Satay Graia
Crawford's Theater Opens With The Volunteer
The Crawford's theater in St Louis opened yesterday with Cora Van Tassel starring in The Volunteer a romantic military drama by Henry G Carleton. Van Tassel appeared in the lobby with leading man Jay Atkinson and manager Crawford christened the theater with champagne. The play features Pansy Chadburn and a wartime romance amid a sky vista scene, with the venue praised for comfort and Louis XIV decor in yellow ivory and gold.
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St. Louie Republi
Crwford
Cora van Tassel
van Tusel
Jay
Kineon
Crawford
Pansy Chadhurn
Mr. Atkinson
Taken With Cramps William Kirred Near Lillieport
A nine member crew near Lillieport suffered severe cramps in Phuratny and required immediate medical aid. Mr Gl contacted a physician who prescribed the Cholera and Diarrheal Hemarity remedy, with medicines administered despite distress. The situation improved as treatments took effect.
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Pringe Fang
Lillieport
Phuratny
Mr. Glailed
Chauberlain
In- Basel
Harvest Hands Sent From Topeka Labor Bureau
Over 600 harvest laborers were dispatched from Topeka through the free employment agency, with 655 total sent this period. The largest single town allocation was 89 to Hays City, though actual arrival is unconfirmable. Town-by-town counts list Wa-Keeney Hin City Belleville Nagm Goddart Stafford Rush Cents Bennington Irencots Points.
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Topeka
Free Employment Agency
Hays City
Dia Net
Wa-Keeney
Hin City
Belleville
Stafford Rush
Bennington Irencots
Governor commutes sentence for Leavenworth convict in Guthrie
Governor Fers uron reduced Harry Ghueepool s term from three years to 60 days after a clemency review. Glasspool praised Ghueepool for efficient service during a recent fire at Lansing prison.
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Fersuron
Harry Ghueepool
Vonvict
Leavenworth
Glasspool
Lansing
Tradition To The Winds At Newport Beechword Ball
Newport society witnessed a landmark Beechwood affair as Mrs Astor dismissed old boundaries and invited all. About seven hundred invitations yielded an event with some $00 attendees, noted for lavish gowns and standout dressers like Mrs Oliver Helmut Mrs John R Drexel and Mrs E Monte Hobinson while Miss Ele Whlyen won the ball’s belle title and Mrs Payne Whitney earned the honor of most promising young married woman present.
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Ogg
Astor
Beechword
Olver Helmut
John R. Drexel
E. Monte Hobinson
Mies
Ele Whylén
Mev
Payne Whitney
Prisoners Mutiny At County Jail in August Night
In Curthige Ma on August 1 prisoners in the county jail staged a mutiny demanding better food. Fire department responders extinguished a disturbance after prisoners knocked out corridor lights and threw bottles at firemen. A deputy was cut in the face before the situation was brought under control.
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Curthige
Iety Repuert
Michie
Effort to Compromise City Railway Construction Dispute
Efforts are under way to settle an injunction blocking pavement work at Holliday Place near the Santa Fe depot. A contractor is ready to proceed but a dispute centers on street car track placement. The Santa Fe insists on tracks ten feet from Holliday Place, risking four feet from the sidewalk at the Holliday house. The proprietor argues a deed specification blocks tracks too near his property and offers to settle by setting tracks 27 feet from his side. The issue will be reviewed by General Manager Mudge for a potential settlement.
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City Railway
Holliday Place
Santa Fe
Holliday
Argentine River Flood Reports Strain Kaw at Argentine
Argentine Kas August 11 water in the Kaw has risen three feet at the point, flooding low areas and washing away a temporary bridge. Commodities updates from market sources mention commodities and railroad notes, with grain receipts and shipping activity across Kansas City and Chicago markets.
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Argentine
Kas
Markets Today Fear of Frost Lifts Prices in Livestock Markets
Markets report nervous Wall Street conditions with wheat and corn mixed as frost fears push grain futures. Livestock demand steadies with cattle steady and hogs higher though receipts show pressure. New York and Chicago markets show cautious trading amid volatile prices and dealer activity.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Eliekge
Sane
Miike
Garthete Eorties
S.W. Be
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