Rail rate reform sparks Kansan grain criticism in journal
The Southwestern Grain Journal, Kansas’ organ for grain dealers, attacks the railroads over grain rates. It cites 1901 law differences, noting Kansas pays up to 300 percent more for in-state handling than others. Editor challenges lawmakers to debate publicly to protect Kansans.
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Championship Regatta Draws Nations to Worcester Heat Trials
National Association of Amateur Oaromen meet set in Worcester with 18 heats and rounds. Up to five thousand spectators expected from the United States and Canada as betting runs high. Champion Fran Be Gener Ule leads in the single event, with Stanley from Boston and others shaping the lineup. Prof F B Stanley and family to move to Trempeake from Lawrence, as he takes the Quincey school post starting September.
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North Topeka Notes On Local Business And Visits
Local items report Kimball Printing in North Topeka, repairs by Booker Hawkins, and Mrs Anna Johnstone visiting relatives in Kansas City. Mrs Harwood hospitalized twice this summer, and Albert and Perry Kopp returned from Harveyville. Funeral details for Charles Moore and Wayne Smith noted, with Half Day cemetery burial. A flood leaves East Gordon Street lakebound. street work stalled and sewers clogged, prompting calls for action.
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Christ Hospital
Charles Moore
Arizona
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Baptist Church
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George Fledering
Findlay Wilson
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Arthur Jackson
Ned Rose
Jessie Campbell
Anchoria
Glasgow
J. A. Campbell
Tayvalich
Scotland
Fair Privileges for Stands and Booths at State Fair
Privileges for stands booths and concessions on the fair grounds at Topeka Kansas open Sept 14 are for sale. Apply to secretary Charles 4H Samson. No gambling immoral or objectionable shows or liquor allowed on grounds. Private sale of any booth or tent will not be permitted. Location and lot details available at secretary's office 415 Jackson street.
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Nelson Miles Life Story Told by the Camera
The narrative follows General Nelson A Miles from his Boston youth to Civil War service, Indian campaigns, and Spanish American War leadership. It notes his rise to lieutenant general, famed capture of Geronimo, and later life, including golf at Chevy Chase with his son Sherman.
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