Calves Suffer Snake Bite Herded Near Gredland
In Kansas near Gredland at the Ermeet Gringer ranch, a rattlesnake bit five of twenty three calves, causing swelling around the heads. Lawrence Bater oversaw the herd as frightened calves formed a semicircle and the snake’s bite rarely fatal on the front of the body but often deadly on the rear.
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Gootland
Kas
Ermeet Gringer Ranch
Gredland
Thursisy
Rvgér
Lawrence Bater
Mere
Mattis
Grieger
Afraid to Go Home Little Leavenworth Girl Found
A frightened young girl named Lizaie Newingham, aged about seven, was found wandering near Leavenworth streets at night. She said she lived with her mother and had not eaten since morning. Police took her to Cerfetti's restaurant for food and shelter while officers investigated.
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Leavenworth, Kun
Nmer
Lizaie Newingham
Peters
Cer ‘Connell
Soother
Joone Frida
Poliee
Madison
McDonald
Cerfetti
Leavenworth
Taylor
Zeciee Street
Lawrence Avenue
Chik Waa
Old Soldiers at St Francis Eighteenth Annual Reunion
Northwood Veterans gather for the eighteenth annual reunion at St Francis. camp setup with tents and supplies, officers listed, a large new pavilion built for meetings, stage for camp fire, and a procession of veterans in uniforms. Activities include a memorial address and a community gathering with entertainment and sports events.
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ST. Francis
Weet Vetorana
Foreran
Ben
Heverthel
J. F. Bear
Francia
J. W. Allen
Oberlin
A. Crear
Flexin Stewart
A. R. Emmonts
Wien City
Kid Amos Wing
Quartermaster
Francie
Jerry Lyons
Thr
Ana Hage
Mieua
Tess Tivily
Lanvee L
Marrison
Reaes
Chaylain
Stewart
Davita
Usd
Hare
Big Land Sales Reach Countywide Change in Ownership
Morland Aug 20 A claim says more than 200 quarter sections in Graham county’s west half changed hands since the start of the year. Lands have been bought by county residents in mortgage settlements. The area sees many threshers at work and steam equipment planned for imminent use. Union Pacific remittances for August show strong activity. The town remains small but commerce grows as rain improves crops and a Morland bank opening looms.
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Morland
Graham County
Hanty
Iervien
Mortind
Wm. Fick
MrPherson
Welby Cunhinghim
Chapman
Axe Boon
Ee Phube
Him City
Jana
Shling
Topeka
Kanehae
Union Prcific
Muriani
Pgis
Thin vi
Anna
Morinit For & Bank
Leavenworth Woman Seeks Divorce Amid Troubled Marriage
A Leavenworth woman petitions for divorce from her husband alleging years of unfaithfulness and cohabitation with a former wife. The filing cites late night prowling and oppressive control, accusing him of bad conduct and misconduct dating back to 1902.
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Leavenworth
Lipen
Albert
Loft
Pelle
Fine Peaches Impress Lawrence Journal Readers
Mr J A Willey reported in the Lawrence Journal that peaches he displayed in town were exceptionally fine, rivaling California fruit. Some peaches reportedly measured up to 10% inches, drawing much attention and speculation about their quality this year.
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J. A. Willey
California
Willey
Lawrence Journal
Raines Showcases Rocky Sugar Beet Trials
Will Eisel from west of town delivered samples of Rocky Sugar beets today, an improvised variety he has been testing. The beets weighed about twenty pounds and the producer claims better prospects than current crops.
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Will Eisel
Atchivos
Fredonia Fair Showcases Peak Fredonia Agricultural Action
At the Prodosta Fair in Fredonia Kas on August 22 the Fredonia Agricultural Association held its eighth capital meeting and the fair marked the most successful in the organization’s history. Rain delayed events in the track section with Mansa Pierce winning the 14 pace, Mansa Kenia Hint second, Kester fourth. In the 7 07 trot Goodbye won, Watron second, Otalon third, Hilman fourth. Two convicts escaped Leavenworth prison while carpentry work near the potea led to a late Friday escape. they have since been captured.
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Fredonia
Kas
Fredonn Agricultural Amocition
Mansa Pierce
Sexy
Mansa Kenia Hint
Die Kester
Tite
Fret
Watron
Otalon
Hilman
Onovicts
Leavenworth, Kas
James Messe
Paul Hampters
State Penitentiary
Laterne
Potea
Rese
Parolees and sentences widen Kansas reform insight
Two year six months for larceny in Kansas involved Tara Cramford County. Inmates in Axr, Tex, and Denton, Tex. Hapton previously served two years for stealing in Oklahoma in September 1912. Sixteen prisoners paroled from the Reformatory receive conditional liberty as Ed Smart Shawnee County and Tom Cochran Sumner are named successors. list includes Ed Apheby Greenwood and others, with several completing maximum terms.
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Tara Cram
Ford County
Kansan
Ax@r
Tex
Hapton
Okiahoma
Denton
Utchingon
Kas
BE. B
Ellsworth County
John
Simmons
Eee Wee
Board of Managers
Ed Smart
Shawnee County
Tom Cochran
Sumner
Ed Apheby
Greenwood County
Lowe
Coffey
Oliver Pickett
Nemaha
Artherids
Leavenworth
RH. EE Wolfe
Bourbon
Adam Crawford
Wyandotte
Fredween
Jobs Hil
Montgorm
Sam Kennedy
Turton
Gal Dmernelt Cawley
Wiart Greenwood
Chase Lem Moore
Chase
Ernest Adams
McPherson
Michael Cream
Church’ Hannatn
Sedgwick
Sred O'Donnell
Wilson Seeks Return to Office Amid Legal Battle
The former Sumner County attorney faces a turbulent coup as Wilson attempts to regain the office from the de facto incumbent. Allegations include forgery and a complex web involving Wilson’s father in law ex-State Letter Forney and connections to local figures like James Hecmond and editor Jona Redmond.
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Sumner County
Wells Ravine
Setten the Ketter
Wilson
Forney
Wilsons
Drowning Accidents Warn of Seasonal Mortality
A New York Herald warning outlines rising drowning accidents, stressing the need for precise statistics and caution by boaters. It argues many immersion deaths are preventable, urges prudent amateurs to avoid risks, and notes too many fearless individuals put others at risk.
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Aly
Ary Willine
Rowiltig
Stil
Tents
Fool
Alenty
New York Herald
Fragmented OCR notes on farmer organization in Philadelphia
A garbled report discusses an agricultural reform movement with mid year meetings in Chicago and Philadelphia. It mentions farmers, activists, and diverse participants including a capitalist and a manager, amid promises of progress and September plans, amid concerns of deception.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Cost of cup racing outfits weighs on Lipton and Americans
A New York report details the rising costs of America's and Britain's yacht campaigns since 1886. Lipton alone has spent about 2,008,000, with combined expenses for Mayflower, Vigilant, Columbia, Constitution, Reliance, and Shamrock fleets reaching roughly 6 million overall. The Reliance syndicate lists ten members including J. Pierpont Morgan and August Belmont, while Lipton estimates the present race outlay near 700,000 dollars for Shamrock entries, with crew salaries and maintenance adding further.
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New York
Gulaten
United States
Bird Thomas Lipton
Loag
Alwo
Columbus
Wise Salts
Syndicats
C. Oliver Sneitn
Elbert H. Gary
Clement A. Griecom
James J. Gill
Wiliam H. Leede
William Rockefeller
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Henry Walters
P. A. B. Widener
Norman 3
Columbia
Constitution
Pierpont Morgan
August Belmont
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
Erin
Ats
Sir Thomas
Races and Turf Notes from Readville and Chicago Meets
At Readville near Boston Aug 23 the Grivine Cox and Prince of Orange impressed supporters winning heats. Dan F broke in the first heat and again in the second, disrupting the favorites, while Major C rented Trighton Beach last week. Jim was compelled to start after being suspended, with Tian Hoy clinching both heats amid a tight finish. In Chicago Aug 28 owners McChesner Hermis Africander and Dick Welles discuss a $20,000 turf match with each owner adding $5,000, aiming to settle turf supremacy. Des Moines reports slow track conditions and close contests at the state fair grounds with a 2:40 trot worth $1,000 in the opening race.
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Readville
Boston
Poat
Bereadville
Dod
Grivine
Prince of Orange
Dan T
Dan F
Fuat
Prince of Grange
Wien
Major C
Trighton Beach
Major
Fraina Bec Te Weari
Garmbota Wilkes
Scott
Jim
Judi Non
Ed Itenyos
Tian Hoy
al Bock
Chicago
McChesner
Hermis
Africander
Dick Welles
Harlem
J.D. Respean
Dick Wellen
Des Moines Des Moines
Iowa
Stake Fair Grounds
Hawthorn
Louieville
By Ways
Five Lew
Star Cotton
Rankin
Peter Paul
Grand Baroness Dominates in Straight Heat and Heats
In a harness racing card, Grand Baroness wins the main event in straight heat with a 2:88 pace, followed by a second heat of 2:20 and trotting performances. Wilar claims two heats and the overall race as purse figures note $1,000 for the top event and $500 for the fourth race.
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Wilar
The Fats And The Leans In A Baseball Bout
Report describes a comical game where fat players ran between bases, drawing a 8 to 14 score with an enthusiastic crowd of 500 watching. The K P band provided music during the event and Millon Catten ram Truesdad Luman served as umpires in a lively afternoon.
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Fats
Nea
Millon
Catten Ram
Truesdad
Luman
W. Miler
K. of P. Band
Marion Falls to Rice County in Slugfest
Marion's winning streak ends as Rice County defeats them 11 to 3. Coulter pitched well for the visitors allowing no runs until the ninth. McCarroll starred with six hits in six at bats. Maltby struggled behind the plate with twelve errors. Score by innings shows a decisive Rice County lead. Batteries Coulter Haas Maltby Brewington.
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Marion
Rice County
Coulter
McCarroll
Rice
Morton
Coulter and Haas
Maltby and Brewington
Herington Tops Abilene 8 3 In Kansas Tilt
Herington defeated Abilene 8 to 3 in a Kansas baseball game. Strong batting led by Batteries Peterson Hilcott and Jeffries for Abilene produced some offense, but Herington's offense and pitching carried the win.
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Herington
Abilene
Kas
Herington Abilene
Peterson
Hilcott
Abbott
Jeffries
Old Stone Wins Kinloch Races Feature at St Louis
At Kinloch races in St Louis Missouri, Old Stone took the net feature after a close finish. Rain Lang, the favorite, finished second with Dr Cartledge third. The 3 mile race featured a hard end to the War era, as Old Stone prevailed by a length and a half over Ferigthy.
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St. Louis. Louis
Old Stone
Rainlang
Dr. Cartledge
Ratan
A1 Mide
National League Scores From Pittsburg and Boston Games
In Pittsburg, rain and wet grounds halted play after four zones in the EST. Cincinnati topped Chicago with timely hits as Hala led the hitting. Weimer left after one run had scored. In Boston, wild throws spurred New York as Malarkey and Moran, Matheson, and Ws hurled for Boston against New York, producing a 12 to 11 finish.
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Cintinna’ Cincinnat
Katia
Citarano
Hala
Piteneem
Weimer
Fine Rae Cincinatis
OOO Otters Eo Chicago
Helin
Pelt
Taylor
Kling
Boston
New York
Gilbert
Hurst
New Yorks
Joplin Sinners Edge Pittsburg In Tight Baseball Tilt
A vivid back and forth baseball game ends with Joplin edging Pittsburg 7 to 4 after a tense nine inning battle. Reed, a former member, provided key support while Batter leaders Breeze and Chesle contributed early offense.
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Pittsburg
Reed
Local Stores Put Hobarts Win-Seng Tonic On Sale
Announcement lists sale locations for Hobarts Win-Seng Tonic and Kas-Kenna Wafers to serve distant city customers. Dibble Grocery Co at 117 Hust Sixth Street and 804 North Kansas Avenue. Grafted's Grocery Potwin Station Nichols' Grocery 1701 Kansas Avenue. Sumameter's Grocery 20ighth and (address incomplete).
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Uy- Ing
Dibble Grocery Co
Hust Sixth Street
North
Kansas Avenue
Grafted's
Potwin
Nichols’ Grocery
Sumameter's Grovery
Evans and Reed Shine in Local Themed Game
The munched text describes Evans and Reed delivering standout performances for their team, with highlight plays including unassisted feats and strong pitching. Multiple innings featured errors and misjudgments, while grounders and battery exchanges defined the contest. Missouri Valley and Western League standings appear, with scores and players like Des Molter, Lemke, and Pohl noted amid a complex game narrative.
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Weloorma
Tookwond
Rae
Woman's Ballet Corps
Francis
Gootland News
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Missouri Valley League
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Morcison
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