Indians in Court and Fines in Police Jottings
Police Jottings recounts Indians in town facing court, six fined for various offenses, a traveling man robbed on Quincy Street, and Sam Bosley fined ten for frequenting. Clara Williams released after street walking arrest. J. G. Garrett fined for Sabbath disturbances and domestic beatings.
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Murgied
Tom Walker
Shem
Sam Bosley
Clara Willams
Mein
Pri Stepp
Ey Seere Ene
Pom Ifanyansas City
Quincy Street
Ith
Efe
Garrett
Big Time at Beloit Epworth Assembly Highlights
The Epworth Chautauqua Assembly, under Northwest Kansas Conference Epworth league, plans July 14 to 21 grounds at Helpit near Beloit. The program features Agriculture Day with James Wilson and Coburn, National Day with General John B. Gordon, and speeches by James M. Watson. Lectures on English literature by Weeks and Weeks, Epworth Parliament sessions, music direction by A Rossignol, and a state W C T U congress of reforms with noted lecturers.
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Epworth
Agriculti
James Wilson
Agriculture
Washington
Fd, Coburn
Board of Agriculture
John B. Gordon
James M. Watson
Congress
Indiana
Epworth League
I. T. Weeks
Ida Atla Weeks
Ednaoln McConnell
Orange
Het
Hil Bentroneer
Jesus
Assembly officers listed for Kansas ministers meeting
Jey pastor of First Baptist Omaha, President J W Huncher of Town Weslayan University, Rev Tomer C Stutz of Missionary Society, President L H Marlin of Baker University, Dr CE Spencer editor Central Christian Advocate, C Wood, Miss Annie Robbins and many others named. Officers include Judge J C Postlethwaite Jewell City president, Rev E J Hutchins Clyde secretary, E I Getty Downe treasurer. Information from secretary.
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J. C. Postlethwaite
Jewell City
E. J. Hutchins
Clyde
Getty
Downe
Grain Dealers Seek Tactics Against Farmers Elevator Firms
The Grain Dealers Trust debates strategies to curb new farmers elevator companies forming in Kansas and nearby states. The Grain Dealers Journal notes agitators pushing farmers to unite to drive regular dealers out by competing at the farmers level, a move viewed as anti commercial. Ohio’s association seeks details on cooperative grain firms while regulators weigh actions. trading fees proposed as a remedy, requiring dealers to act as authorized freight solicitors for the farmers' firms.
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Trust
Kansas
The
Grain Dealers’ Journal
Chicago
Illinois
Missouri
Ohio
Deaser
Ohio Association
Geslers
Sbi
Mail Boxes Condemned In County Inspection
Government inspectors found nearly 15 percent of rural delivery boxes in the county defective. A total of 69 boxes serve about 725 families, with 71 boxes ordered for replacement. The accompanying table breaks down defective counts by route and box number, noting increases and replacements as of July 1.
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Spector
Beveryidge and Bailey clash over a term during speech
In a heated Senate exchange a Texas senator criticized words used about Judge Penfield. Beveridge defended the term unwarrranted attack as not insulting while Bailey demanded withdrawal. Debate continued as Mason urged passage and the resolution moved to the foreign relations committee for investigation.
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Uenary
Taniana
Beveridge
Bailey
Mr. Beveridge
Mr. Bailey
Texas
State Department
Indiana
Pairbanks
Penfield
Hin
Judge Penfield
Hailey
Mason
Trinnels
Dr. Scott
Mr. Baily
Committee of Foreign Relations
Harvest notes from Kansas wheat belt in June
United States Department of Agriculture bulletin details Kansas week ending June 30 with unusually low temperatures, limited rainfall, and rapid wheat harvest. Eastern division reports most wheat in shock, corn being laid by, oats ripening, flax maturing, and hay markets rising while prairie grass remains fine. Early potatoes and apples show good growth. second cuttings and prospects for a strong hay crop noted across multiple counties.
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United State Department of Agriculture, Climate and Crop Bulletin
Kansas
Wheat Belt
Inik
Wyandotte
Allen
Chantaugua
Crawford
Johnson and Woodson
Earing
Chautasqua
Geary
Allen and Coffey
Elf
Chase and Coffey
Morris
Woodson
Shawne
Cowley
Sumner
Harper
Kingman
Ottawi
Phillips
Sedgwick
Reno
Ras
Sheridan
Attalea Whitst
Ir Dale
Lane
Finney
Ford
Ellaworth
Lincoln
McPherson
Ottawa
Russell
Smith
Stafford
Wheat and fruit reports sweep across Kansas farms
Western division notes harvest progress with wheat maturing and oats good, corn thriving in many counties while apricots ripen in Reno and Pratt. County summaries highlight cool, wet spells, variable yields, and strong corn and alfalfa prospects alongside light wheat crops in several districts.
Kansas City and Chicago Markets Open with Rice, Grain, and Stock Actions
Market items from Kansas City and Chicago report grain receipts and shipments with wheat corn oats notes. Dairy and eggs along with sugar, cotton, and stock market movements across major exchanges are summarized, including price changes and key stock leaders.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas
Tesanx
Sunes
Gabe Necel
Baneas City
Kaneas City
Liverpool
Dad Jawer
Chicago
Kansas City
New York
Minneapolis
Duluth
Parecgees Cestleme Wikens
Striker Shot Dead Amid Anthracite Strike Turmoil
Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania July 1 A man named Antonio Guimuepe was shot dead near the Duryea stockade during the anthracite strike. Police claim the Italian tried to force the barrier. witnesses dispute the shooting. The sheriff was summoned to prevent unrest as foreigners allegedly threatened to breach the stockade. The body was moved to the coroner for inquiry. Meanwhile in Pittsburgh hundreds marched with drum signals through Clairton as washery operations paused briefly before resuming.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Willam A
Tralian
Taing
Lackawatree
Lackawanna County
At Clair
Clare Coneur
Two Day Left for Unusual Oil Stock Offer
Public notices warn of a quick ending Continental National OW company pitch offering 1000 shares and 3000 barrels of oil for $100 with 2 percent monthly dividends and a 100,000 barrel per day guard. Investors urged to call W. W. Gavitt & Co at 322 East Fifth for safety tips. July 4 Santa Fe excursion fares listed, with Garfield Park 4th events promoted and admission 10 cents.
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Continental National OW Company
W. W. Gavitt & CO
East Fifth Street
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Perplex Grain Trust
Today's Market Report
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