Alfalfa Surges Past Tame Hay in Great Corn Region
Alfalfa shows rapid growth, distorting the tame hay market as acreages rise by over 100,000 in a year. Jewell County leads in production with alfalfa centers spreading from the southern to eastern and northern regions, driven by a 366% increase in area and a roughly 4 percent rise in total production. The shift marks alfalfa’s emergence across the state, replacing timothy in many counties.
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Harvey
Detterson
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Mourborpe
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Donighan
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Jen
Pee Lee Peers
Kanaan Tien
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Greenwood
Gath
Nares
Perete
Hutier Raye
Smith
Thekive
Counly
Bute
Norton
Tuarmnorr
Moh- Ver
Odirialn
Sorion
Mlinake
Ulfolmn
Western Union to Replace Gravity Battery System in Topeka Office
Western Union plans to install dynamos at the Topeka office replacing 5000 to 6000 gravity cells for telegraph power. Projected cost near 10000 dollars awaiting formal public details. Power will be drawn from Hilton Illuminating Company and shared with all Topeka branch offices. Local manager declined further comment.
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Western Union
L. McKinetek
Western Union Telegraph Company
Chicago
C. B. Horton
Omaha
P. Adams
Western Union Company
Hilton Illuminating Company
Topeka
Associated Press
The
Santa Fe
Rock Island &It
W. C. Carswell
North Topeka Hay Crops Show Alfalfa Lead In State
Kansas county reports show alfalfa acreage and yields dominate state totals with Greenwood County leading at 18 088 acres and 421 000 bushels, while Norton eyes declines. North Topeka notes counties in the east favor alfalfa and hay crops. local farm activity includes county fairs, farm visits, and a voter count in a local contest.
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Kansas
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James
Weres
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Leavenworth
J. C. Guild
Hind
Itanmanaiiver Lake
Will Sheets
Jackson Street
Willams
Silver
Incheage
Will Endicott
Emporia
S. Kerevan
Clover
Heith Clark
Oregon
Lover
Sprows
Toolkboro
Willitts
Central Avenue
Rorabaugh
North Side
Emporle
Holton
J. P. Moore
Opies Staes
G. W. Nelson
Jackson Wolaekwon
Tia Street
Lindsborg
Kan
Jcrops
Silfalla
Florence McMillin
Moline
Arkansas City
G. W. Crouch
Esten Ree
Maple Hill
Langenworth
Anderson
Dowrina
Silene
Crouch
E Winter
Mise
Amelia Anerson
Li Crouch
David Steward
Rusber
Wormhat Place
Bourta
Brown
Lena Butler
el|Hohnbaum
Chase
Chautangus
Central Avenue Bickenron Doniphan Christian Church
Fie
J.T. Purvis
We Will Have No Ad Tomorrow in Topeka
A narrative previews a grand special bargain issue with promises of bankrupt stock and 10 cent values. The piece urges readers to study price displays, predicts huge November and December crowds, and emphasizes absolute cost pricing across a vast stock as items appear in windows and ads.
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Bargain Ad
New York
Topeka
Mississippi
At Cost Savings on Dry Goods and Fabrics
A period sale lists garments and fabrics with prices for lace stockings, gloves, hosery, underwear, shirts, overalls, muslin, linen, and woolen goods. Includes yard goods like bleached muslin, pillow covers, oil cloth, veiling, flannels, and remnants, with emphasis on value and seasonality for men, women, and children.
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Asc. Co
Atetet Tara
Berlin
Dress Makers and Braids Quotations from Local Suppliers
Catalog-like note lists dress mak ers supplies with prices per roll and spool. Items include Angora braid 84c, silk and cotton spools, various bindings, velveteen, canvas and Selisia textiles. Claim of dealers granting 10 to 25 percent better terms as courtesy to professionals.
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Richardson
Royal
Cloak and Suit Dept Offers Postcard Style Christmas Garments
The Cloak and Suit Department advertises girls reefers from 1.69 to 3.50, school coats for Misses 2.10 to 4.88, and ladies coats from 3.60 upward. Plush and cloth capes sold at 3.00 to 4.60, lengths 27 to 30 inches. Shoppers are urged to visit and may leave a 25 percent deposit for Xmas gifts.
Overstocks in Fur Section Prompt Clearance
In the Fur Section prices drop below cost for a varied selection. Fine Martin Scarfs six tails now 4.95 from 6.50. Electric Sealtails 2.05 from 3.63. Imitation Fox 2.19 from 2.75. Imitation Sable long scarf 7.89 from 10.00. Elegant Martins new shape very long 13.75 from 18.79. Layaway option offered for Christmas purchases with small balance payments.
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Auburndale
Mr. Allen
Motman
Bergundthal
J.B. Billard
Otto Kushic
A. Miaird
JH. Foucht
Aden
Arabia
British East Africa Company
Hostetter
Kansas Avenue
Barnum
Cloak and Suit Dept
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