Gas power drives Kansas farm improvement scheme
In Chanute Kansas a farmer near Bere uses rural gas and electricity to power a barn, water pumps, and a heating system. He plans a large farm operation with gas heated livestock facilities, a machine shop, and a small power plant utilizing a water tank connected gas heater network.
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Kaa
the Tribune
Bere
Dany
Aleso
Honitt
Lowe
Bearden Uilk
G. Mason
Prinwit Red
Nateral Gas
St. eAdbes
Rune Aerore Enoumat
G A R At Beloit Plans Grand Post Hall Installation
The G A R post at Beloit hosts an encampment meeting with J H Brigham and HF On, Mrs Mira Brewer and others named as officers. Installation planned for January 2 moves to crown a new hall described as one of the state’s most attractive, featuring carpet, furnishings, and portraits of G A R leaders. The Beloit post lists 30 members, auxiliary 3, and 78 members in GAL B with 55 veterans allied.
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Kas
Chaanes Nt
Nes Weber
J. H. Brigham
W. WR C
Mra
Mira Brewer
Mira Brewer; Senior Viceident, Drs. Mins Weils
Sussa Songats
T Hebaureg
Alice Afartin
Btrw
Heninard
Ella Cline
Ide Jewell
Elaina
Hattie Bell Fanna Ana Tae
Lena Tidirick
Coyle Deard
Lizzie Wilams
Birs
Ida Wallace
Sue
Mary Hawke
Misa Abbie Gravatte
Enuan Scelley
Emme Gites
Nancy Widger
Orden
Betalt G. A
Lincoln Post Room
Topeka
Gregant
G. A
Belsit
W. Co
Livermore Volrele
Rashbera
Corn Huskers Watch Exhibit at Hungerfard Home
Residents along West Street observed a curious gathering yesterday at Maurice Hungerfard's residence. Neighbors reported a festive airing featuring honey from nearby orchards and assorted creamery samples. The event drew local interest as residents paused in their routines to observe the unusual display.
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Houss Valle
Perpie
West Street
Ry Unual
Peiztine Occarenve
Maurice Hungerfard
Attack Of Fast Heart Lasted 160 Hours
A patient recounts seven years of a rapid heart condition labeled by doctors as a fast heart. Attacks grew frequent and severe, each lasting hours and exhausting the patient. After consultation with multiple doctors, treatment finally stabilized under Dr Miles Resseah, with family support.
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Ping Jascary
Miles
Bees Found in Wall Nook Secures Heavy Honey Haul
report from West Chestnut corner describes bees nesting between studs and a wall opening. nearly fifty pounds of honey and comb were recovered from the hidden hive, illustrating a long known bees habitation between walls and a small entry hole.
Women Fight Off Harassment In Arkansas City
Ark City reports a spate of night harassment as men allegedly stalk and menace women walking home from church or town. Several women describe near-encounters and fright. a male relative intervened once. The editor urges a city cleanup and notes about twenty five men could be a danger to the community.
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Nerea
Arkansas City
Arkanseur
Are Voting Bonds In Belna Town For Public Works
Fragmentary text indicates a 1903 election concerning voting bonds to repair and protect public facilities. It mentions river banks and town infrastructure, urging support for funding.
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Tite
Belna
Riku
Emporia Cattleman Cone Disappearance Mystery
Millard White, cattleman of Sullivan & White, vanished three weeks ago after traveling to Kannas Cus where he sold about $3,000 worth of cattle. The firm declines to face creditors and Mrs. Wilhite reportedly rented White’s partner a house, claiming he would not return.
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Millard White
Cattienmin
Sullivan Dé Wihite
Han Deon Minsing
Kannas Cus
Cattie
White
Bankrupt Farmer and Local Bank Failures Reported
In Carbondale Kansas bankrupt farmer H IL Hothon and Swanierupt duo face creditor actions as Burlingame and Carbondale banks lose assets. Wichita reports a gun wound incident and subsequent gangrene for Lee Carmichael, while probate judge Shavialter names Tom Gorman guardian for John Cummins estate. Oswego discovers oil eight feet thick near Deweno, and prospectors near Wichita stake ten year leases on unsettled land in the detane township.
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Burlingame
Carbondale
Kan
Dec
Hothon
Lune Farmer
Swanierupt
Haldlitien
Cummins
Wellington
Dudgen Shavialter
Tom Gorman Guaran
John Cummins
Garmin Ta
Corbett Seeks Vaudeville Fame On Back Of Defeat
Jim Corbett says public appeal grows after losing world boxing title and that vaudeville earnings, up to 100 dollars weekly, beat ring pay. He plans a new comedy drama and a scrapping scene to boost his star power before a St Louis exposition tour.
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New York
Jim Corbett
Boston
Ais.m
Joser
Corbett
St Louis Exposition
Ngeep
Munyon's Paw-Paw Promoted by Roosevelt Messenger
An old advertisement touts Munyon's Paw-Paw as a universal cure for indigestion nervousness and general weakness. It quotes a presidential messenger praising the remedy and includes a testimonial from a wife whose ailments reportedly improved with Paw-Paw. The ad urges readers to abandon other medicines and try Paw-Paw for relief and vitality.
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Aek Dione
Paw-Paw
Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Pavsele
Milena
Munyou
Fragmented stage chaos ends in a dramatic prop collapse
A chaotic performance unfolds as a glass is shattered and furniture toppled during a tense scene. The crowd watches as actors stumble along the stairway and into a doorway, ending the act amid shouted exclamations and a ruined set.
Saunders Bets $5,000 Over Lou Dillon 2:05 Record Challenge
Immortal Maud S. era debate over Lou Dillon high wheel sulky pace 2:05 record. Milaré Saunders, driver of Lou Dillon, vows to bet $5,000 that Dillon can repeat under 2:06 on the same sulky, challenging Bonner estate taming claims.
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Memphis
Axm
Oer
Milaré Saunders
Lou Dillon
Robt. Tanner
American Trotting Register Association
Maud S
Lou
Ald Saunders
Cleveland
Tde
Lau Ditlon
Bonner Estate
Maude
Glenville
Tuthill Criticises Corbett Over Ball and Training Details
Trainer Harry Tuthill criticizes Corbett on his focus and ball business while Hanlon plans to expand training. The piece notes Corbett’s $20,000 fight potential and questions his amusement activities. Hanlon aims to build a stronger camp, with Fanton weighing in at 120 pounds and Foley assisting.
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San Francisco
Young Corbett
Eddie Banion
Harry Tuthill
Tuthil
Corbett
Mari Yin
Harry Foley
Thorme
Fanton
Christmas for Lou Dillon at Memphis in holiday feast
Lou Dillon the knitting queen will celebrate her first Christmas outside California next Friday in Memphis. Her groom and Billings stable attaches will stage a feast with carrots candy and other sweets for the equine queen. Tammy Waugh, her constant companion, will be at her side as ceremonies proceed. The mare is in good health and has gained weight since her last performance, with no harness work planned for several weeks according to trainer Millard Saunders.
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Lou Dillon
California
C.K. G. Billings Stable
Tammy Waugh
Jana
New York Speedway
Millard Saunders
Brittons Bout With White Probable in January
The report says the Westerner would have lost had his hand not been injured early in the fight. Britt, after his bout with Fits, will depart for England to seek a match with James White, the English champion. The bout between Rite and Fitzgerald will likely occur in January as a large San Francisco card has a gate open that month.
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Fits
England
James White
Rite
Fitzgerald
San Francisco
Billie Lee Takes 10th Straight Victory In Bowling Match
Billie Lee, undefeated lightweight bowler, defeated Fred Mahoney by 138 pins at Dersingur’s Munroe street alley in Chicago on December 22. Lee led through four games, then stormed the fifth with strikes and a 245 final score to boost his series average. the $3,000 stake drew heavy betting as O’Leary backed Mahoney. Over 100 spectators saw Lee’s win as the crowd crowded the alley and many were turned away.
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Billie Lee
Fred Mahoney
Dersingur
Munroe Street Aller
Lee
Cleve Oe
Oesthet
O'Leary
Ping
Avalands
Moore
Tee
Jim O'Leary
Stockyands
Mahoney
TebeaU 18 After Omaha Hourke a Team May Be Transferred
Omaha December 2 George Tebeau owner of the Louisville team and leading magnate of the American associations is in the city en route home. He says the Western league is a dead one and Omaha may be admitted to the American association if encouraged. If the Western cannot field next spring the circuit may include Denver Colorado Springs St Jos Des Moines Omaha and Sioux City. Packard denials persist Hickey remains president in name only. A Chicago meeting December 28 will select new officers and put the association on a stronger footing. Kansas City likely to join the American Association regardless of the Western league. No arbitration.
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American Association
Omaha
George Tebeau
Louisville
Denver
Te +beau
Colorado Springs
St. Jos
Des Motines
Sioux City
Denisis
Packard
Hickey
Teheau
Chicago
Kansas City
Foul strike rule debated as leagues defer repeal
Pittsburg wires from December report discuss the foul strike rule under the national agreement. Harry C. Pulliam states the National League supports retention, American League lacks enough votes to repeal. Also notes racing results from New Orleans and Frisco with favorites winning and longshot earnings, plus clear weather and lumpy tracks.
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Harry C. Pulliam
National League
Kentucky
Leagues
National Association
Natonal League
American League
New Orleans
Falernian
the Regent
Winfield Hospital Sale Sparks Church Clash
Winfield Kan Dec 22 The 8 sternal alliance of this city protests against the sale of the Winfield hospital to Catholic ren arch on grounds the institution was created three years ago to block a Catholic institution of the same kind. Directors and stockholders say the hospital was not paying and sold to settle claims. Result is a rift between Catholic and Protestant churches.
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Winfield
Kan
Winfield Hospital
Catholic Renarch
Frisco car race crash injures two in Wichita Wis.
An accident near Wichita Kansas on December 22 left John Henderson with a shattered arm and C E Jackson with a crushed hip after attempting to adjust a coupling on a Frisco car during a race event. The report notes ambulance action and injuries sustained in the collision.
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Kan
Bec
John Henderson
E. Jackson
Isalaere
Henderson
Jackson
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