Kansas mills reach peak output amid wheat and flour demand
The Kansas milling sector reports ground 30 million bushels in six months and seeks 10 million more for four months. Mills across the state claim 22 million bushels processed this crop year, with daily capacity around 420 minutes per barrel. Export activity and regional utilization influence future production plans as February to March assessments adjust expectations for next season.
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Westie
Mawoot
Kansas
Neice Pune
Bam Barals
Police man fights smallpox scare on Seventh Street
Kansas City Kansas police report a man on Seventh Street near Minnesota last night fired a few shots at a suspected smallpox carrier. Officer W Waite of the city police said there was no danger and that the incident followed a call to headquarters. Dr Waite noted the possibility of smallpox and described the investigation as ongoing with information from local girls and witnesses.
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Maee
Seventh Treet
Howe
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Lansar
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Tere
Lavinie de Manatipos
Waite Sant
Amalinex
Hodgeman County Officials Owed County Funds
Hodgeman County ex officials and Bonde released paid shortages after an audit found county records inaccurate across several years. The report lists shortages totaling hundreds of dollars and notes faulty bookkeeping, with several offices cleared and others to be studied further. A separate Wichita item reports a broken ninth wheel at a local factory belt drive following governor related concerns.
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Hodgeman County
Bonde
Jetmore
Suis Rangsine
Te Aise
Keertner
Rieti
Fragmented incident near a foundry and a divorce case mention
A fragmentary report describes a metalworking accident at a building site where Sevantees men worked and some pieces caused injuries. The text also references a divorce case involving a Enoch Arden and Abelaritod, with names and places muddled, including Wichita and Missouri, and mentions a western state context.
Kansas man to aid Japan in dispatch effort
A Kansas man, J. Hants Handy, former captain of Company M, Twentieth Kansas volunteers, plans to join a Missouri public service unit and aid Japan after securing a new post in Denver. He is the son of J. Hardy, once superintendent of the Missouri Pacific at St Louis, and was noted as the youngest captain in the Spanish-American War.
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Salien
Bey
Saul Abelaritod
Leeveraweks Literadie
Missouri
Henry Garner
Werner
Burma
Newrly Beer
Dalio Kan
Awart J. Hants
Missouri Pueltic Raltoery
Hoisington
Kan
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Rome
Taplin
Handy
Hollington
Hanly
Twentieth Kasia Volunteers
Philippines
J. Hardy
Missouri Pacific Railway
St Louis
Moved Church Forty-Two Miles by Methodists
The Antioch church, once in Andale Peck Kansas, was relocated 42 miles to Fock county this week. Germans occupied the area and later moved away reducing the Methodist congregation. The entire church including steeple and windows traveled intact in eight days to its new foundation.
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Andale Peck
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Hays
Andale
Theo County
Antioch Church
Andaie
Pet
Prohibition Dance Fears Smallpox Outbreak in Linwood
Sherman county health officers ban a Linwood dance amid smallpox fears after a Kansas City visitor with the disease attended a prior event causing deaths. Schools closed. sheriff notified hosts to withdraw invitations and postpone the party.
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Kia
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Vecter
Linwood Todsy
Sharkey Munroe Fight Sparks Chicago Talk
Old prize fighter Tom Sharkey is favored to beat Jack Munroe in a two round bout, with Bob Fitzsimons predicting a fast hard battle. Chicago observers note Sharkey’s past glory and Munroe’s inexperience, while expectations hinge on early aggression and Sharkey’s need to restore standing in boxing.
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St. Louis
Tair
Tom Sharkey
Jack Munroe Saturtey
Sharkey
Wiesimmons
Bavig
Gymnashan
Munroe
Jeffries
Philadelphia
Sharky
Bush cup and Crescent City Derby add to New Orleans meet
New Orleans racing steams up with the Bush cup at two miles and a quarter offering 1500 added, set for March 19, while the Spe handicap at six furlongs draws 108 nominations. Floral King shines in the mile handicap as the Crescent City Derby builds toward a big field, with rivals like Clangore and Morning Star in contention. Boxing in Los Angeles resumes under a Private club, with three ten round bouts and a smoker planned. Polo star Sailors fears eye injury but directs his team through a tense match. New York baseball eyes Sunday games as the Amerian League weighs potential site moves in New Jersey and Long Island.
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Foxy Kane
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Major General James F Wade in Philippine command flare
A chaotic chronicle spans military and political notes. Major General James F Wade heads the Philippines department amid mutterings of outside interference. In Nebraska, Regents reverse campus site plans after protests. Jeffries weighs a world title clash as Sharkey and Munroe seek blocks. Cornell coach Hugh Jennings injured in a diving accident. Racing reports from Oakland and Los Angeles note tight finishes and upset contenders. In Wellington Kansas, Walter Hartlam surrenders to face theft charges, with partner Willam Austie held on mule theft.
Itching piles promise relief with Pyramid Pile Cure ad
A testimonial style ad claims severe rectal itching from piles can be cured. It cites a Massachusetts and Michigan address, naming Pyramid Pile Cure as the tested remedy. The piece urges readers to buy a box and request more information from Pyramid Pile Co.
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Pearl Street
Heading
Mass
Tom
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Pyramid Prue Co
Marshall, Mich
Water Works Plot On Bridge Sparks City Council Parley
In Topeka the council debated laying a new ten inch water main under the pavement of Kansas Avenue bridge to ease pressure for a possible steam fire engine purchase. A roll call clash over parliamentary rules unfolded, ending with a referral to committees and a tentative expert study into waterworks enlargement costs.
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Orier
Tselt
Topeka Water Company
Kansas Avenue Melah
Swendson
Weber
Howe
Comellen Ryder
Bereunethal
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Mr. Weber
Ryder
Korea
Tom Anderson
Couincilman Swendson
Bafind
Coun Cilman
Pwiveriert
Wa- PS
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Councilias Howe
Bergund
Pope
City Fire Engine Purchase Debate Opens
An expert from Sore City leads Waterworks weighing repairs and upgrades to ensure a steady water supply and tire protection. Councilman Swendson pushes to buy a steam engine. the fire department committee plans a full written report on up-to-date engines and ongoing costs.
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Owining
Operstine
Swendson
Fire Department
Winnaeth
Chet Williarth
Wellington Athletes Close Out
Wellington Kansas February two to end of the Wellington Athletic association once a leading state group all fixtures and apparatus sold at auction. Garnett Kansas March. Mexico City February three announcement of Kathleen Gibson engagement daughter of the ambassador details follow.
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Wellington Athletic Association
Garnett
Mies Dlgyton
Mexico City
Kathleen Ciuson
Nin
Notable Belgian Minister and Duff Family Ties Described
Married Baron Moncheur, the Belgian minister in Washington, linked to Sir Mount Stewart Telphinstoo Grant Duff through Gragg Duff. Duff is a son of the noted writer and scholar renowned for Oriental studies.
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Washington
Gragg Duff
Mount Stewart Telphinstoo Grant Duff
Pratt Event Highlights Speaker Gremary and Porter
Caterer Gremary set 20 plates and a sum reported as 004 dollars at a Pratt celebration. Speakers included Alin man of Atchison and G B Porter, presenting a brief local civic gathering segment.
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Low Rates Southwest Excursions by Santa Fe
Santa Fe offers reduced fares to the Southwest with travel dates March 1 and 15. Fares to select points include Oklahoma and Texas routes, with prices noted and limited duration before rates rise again. The notice touts health and wealth benefits and promises refunds if the trip fails to please.
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el Paso
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Rock Island
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