Kansas Blackleg Address by State Board of Agriculture
A Topeka program features Kansas Blackleg disease experts outlining vaccine use and treatment methods. Victor A. Norgaard, chief pathogenist, discusses vaccine types, administration, and the effort to reduce cattle illness with new approaches.
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State Board of Agriculture
Fragmented notes describe vaccine effects on cattle and calves
A chaotic report cites experiments showing infected animals bled and treated with vaccination, noting a calf that bled and moved for miles before recovering. The text mentions an outbreak, possibly in a Kansas farmer context, with references to pain, swelling, and recovery of some animals, while others are unclear.
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Kansas
Sulphuric Acid Production From Combustion Smoke
Describes the chemical processes in making sulphuric acid from smoke emissions. Notes that twelve tons of sulphuric acid may be formed monthly and details how fumes mix with steam and nitric oxides to dissolve substances and degrade materials through oxidation and dehydration effects.
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Bowis
Feenow
Growter TM for S$ vents Hand-made cizar for sale
Fragmented OCR text describes a product labeled Growter TM for vents and a hand made item. It mentions dreg stores and counterfeits, with unclear context about sale and availability.
Topeka Tin Shower and Thimble Party Notes
Social and personal items recount Miss Crane and Miss Birdie Hing hosting parties for Miss King and Miss Birdie Hing. Attendees include Miss Florence Lewis, Miss Olive Lewis, Miss Julie Walker, Miss Efla Ramsey, Miss Ethel Cockerell, and others. Events feature tinware towels two course refreshments and a planned school event.
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Katherine Mills
Florence Lewis
Olive Lewis
Julie Walker
Efla Ramsey
Ethel
Birdie Hing
Anna Crane
Richest turf prize and world events loom in weekly news
News of the Week surveys racing riches at Sheepshead Bay and global affairs from Transvaal to Washington. Mentioned are Lake Erie, Mrs. Ladiow, John Meleas kin, juries in Morrisons murder case, mail theft on Cotton Belt, Boers and a mission controversy, and labor tensions among railway telegraphers. Local notes cover officials, elections, and court actions.
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Erle
Mary Mebeas
John Meleas
Ladiow
Samira Caaiow
Washington
Finelitt
Sockleshells
Ted Ty
Posasin
Pacific Coast
Acie
Count von Bulow
Schilkbarker
Harter Sayiass Berk
New York
Morrisos
Judee
al Pulsts
Minas Central
New
Tinging
Texas
Cotton Belt
Texarxana
Rematl- Poort
Lars Boers
Review of Trade Across December Cotton Market
New York December 15 Dun and Co reports slow output of new machinery in the quarter despite good demand for fat and wool. Prices for cotton remain firm as sellers hold prices while buyers from distant regions bid. wool and hogs show activity though at cautious levels. The average price for cotton rises notably from November, signaling higher value this month compared with last year’s period.
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New York
RGO. Dun & Co
Searkete Crueres
Program mapped for Topeka Union Lecture course
The article outlines the Topeka Union Lecture course with five more entertainments planned. A December 19 lecture by Prof Ernst Woodland M5 covers squid air and demonstrations with liquid air and its snowy vapor. Subsequent talks feature Dibert Bnubiard and Read worker, plus references to “Time and Oyd self” and other works, with February dates and musical performances noted.
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Topeka Union
Ernst Woodland
Leccare Ty
Dibert Bnubiard
Reycrett
Forbes
Harvard
Noted Judge Saved by Peruna Remedy Claim
A statement from Hon George Kersten a Justice of the Peace of Chillage recounts a long battle with catarrh and says after eighteen weeks on Peruna he was cured with two and a half years of lasting relief. The document notes endorsements from Bernard King and a National Military Bouvenwmorth official promising to publish its results.
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George Kersten
P Hartman
Cbeette
Bernard King
Miliary
Bouvenwmorth Cannales
Soldier Boy Coming Home in Prisco Surprise
Soldier boy Tea Montgomery returns home in Prisco, shocking his parents with a sudden arrival. The report notes Montgomery’s service, his near month of departure, and anticipated reentry into civilian life after completing duty.
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Soldier Boy
Montgomery
Prisco
Special Sale of Lamps
A fragmentary ad notes a special lamp sale with various factory names and prices. It mentions lamps from multiple factories and discounts, with references to quantities and a promotional push across stores.
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