Flax Ready to Cut and Wheat Harvest Near End
Climate and crop bulletin for Kansas week ending July 7 reports favorable conditions across divisions. Wheat harvest nearly finished though some wet areas delay. corn in fine condition. oats nearing finish south and starting north. flax flourishing with cuts underway in Anderson and Ric Potatoes large and generally good. hay yields strong. apples pears grapes and tomatoes noted in various counties. western division reports progressing harvests with mixed yields and fruit injuries from wind.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Meade
Cowley
Crawford
Neosho
Wilson
Woodson
Allen
Bourbon
Linn
Miami
Johnson
Kaw River
Nemaha
Anderson
Ric
Shawnes
Marshall
Elk
Morris
Shawnee
Barber
McPherson
Reno
Lincoln
Harton, Dickenson
South
Smith
Justifiable Homicide Case Dismissed in Paducah
Paducah Ky July 8 the case of Susie Fraser a H year old girl who killed her uncle George Jones last Friday night while he was beating her aunt Mrs Jones was dismissed in the police court on motion of the county attorney who held it was justifiable homicide as Jones threatened to kill his wife.
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Paducah
Susie Fraser
George Jones
Henry Vesper
Vesper
Committee On Health and Sanitation
Carrie Nation
B. H. Moeser
Committee On Claims and Accounts
Barber Asphalt Company
Dilla
District Court
ALSG
Crim
Chaney
Pocatello
Idaho
Fourth Ward
Parker
General Revenue
Eire Department
Police Department
Library
Wages Raised at Pueblo Steel Works
Unskilled workers at the Colorado Iron and Fuel Pueblo steel works numbered about 1500 received a voluntary 10 cent daily wage increase. The move was announced today as part of the company policy. A circular from Lee Ripley of Santa Fe announced the appointment of Ht. Dl Jon as general freight and get agent for Guile Beaumont in Santa Fe possession.
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Pueblo
Colo
Pueblo Steel Works
Colorado Iron and Fuel Company
Ripley
Lee Ripley
Santa Fe
Ord. Ht
Jon
General Freight
Beaumont
Oklahoma Census Figures Value of Oklahoma Farm Property
Census bulletin reports total farm property in Oklahoma at 1 June worth 355,018, the major share from farm lands valued at 124,8280 and livestock at 28,280, with the balance representing other farm property figures.
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Oklahoma
Washington
Census Bureau
Territory of
Agricultural Report Details Territory Farming Wealth 1899
The 1899 farm details show territory wealth at 46 447 744 with 18 582 351 for animal products. Farms cover 17 179 358 acres, more than 63 percent of the area, numbering 62 495. In 1890 farm count was 826. There were 915 Indian farmers and 2 266 near farmers in the territory.
Found Husband Dead After 22 Years Apart
Mrs Burnett W Pyle, in Chicago from Florida, learned her husband had died by suicide at Garfield Park sanitarium. The man had separated from her in 1881 at Tucson, Arizona, and had long since vanished, with records noting his stake in Panama canal route land.
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Chicago
Burnett W. Pyle
Pyle
Garfield Park
Congress
Panama
Tucson
Arizona
Florida
Frienda
Crittenden Coming to Topeka for Florence Crittenden Homes
Charles M. Crittenden, benefactor of Florence Crittenden homes in major cities, visits Topeka this week on an inspection tour. He will address the weekly Methodist prayer meeting Thursday and speak near the Y M C A Friday evening, with a reception Saturday from 3 to 5 at the Florence Crittenden home. He is a wealthy New York wholesale merchant who, after his daughter’s death, committed his fortune to rescue homes for fallen women.
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Topeka
Charles M. Crittenden
Crittenden
United States
Florence Crittenden
Methodist Chuten
Mr. Crittenden
New York City
Seeraeee
Amateur swimmers enter NY championships at Travers Island
Amateur Athletic Union swimming championships open at Travers Island this Saturday with top short distance contenders. Readers include C Shaeffer of Reading Pa and NA. C. Wable Chas Robert F A Wenck returning from England, W Van Cleaf Te DeR Handley and Columbia’s J W Spencer. Second series races set for August 1 and October 4 under NA auspices.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Te der Handley
Columbia University
J. W. Spencer
Travers Island
McGraw Signs to Manage New York NL Club
John J. McGraw announces he has signed with andrew Freedman to manage the New York National League team. A majority of the stockholders of the club met and approved the move. Salary set at 10000 dollars per year for two years. McGraw declined further comment. Robinson and Kelly elected joint managers of the Baltimore American League team.
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Baltimore
John J. McGraw
Andrew Freedman
New York
Hsmore
McGraw
Robinson
Kelly
Netty Terry Weds in Paris with French nobility
Netty Terry daughter of the late Antonio Terry marries Francisco Terry and Count Stannistius Castellane attend as witnesses. Prince Aymon de Lucinge Faucigny and Count de Kergoriay witness for the groom. A household electric remedy touted for burns wounds and throat issues is advertised.
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Netty Terry
Paris
Guy de Lucinge- Faucigny
Netty
Antonio Terry
St. Philloge Au House
Larce
Francisco Terry
Stannistius Castellane
Belde
Aymon de Lucinge- Faucigny
Count de Kergoriay
City Votes For Higher Pay For City Physician And Smallpox Additions
A proposed amendment to Topeka health ordinances seeks a 1200 annual salary for the city physician plus 50 per smallpox case in a month, replacing the former 60 per month. Councilman George W Tincher introduced the measure, while Judd the city physician argues for 5 per visit payments. a comprehensive report on extraordinary expenditures accompanies the push.
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Buck
Ways and Means
George W‘tincher
Sixth Ward
Judd
Topeka
Roby protests street widening appraisement clash
In Topeka the council debated condemnation of two lots west of Dr H W Roby on Van Buren street about widening the street near Twenty second street. Roby valued the lots at $200 each and protested the $50 appraisement, promising to fight in district court. The council upheld the appraisers report.
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Peka
Roby
H.W. Roby
van Buren Street
Dr Roby
van Buren
H. S Nichols
Nichols
Dr. Roby
Twenty-second Street
Petion
Lauck
I. S. Lauck
Second Street
T. FP
Doran
Leauck
Tauck
Bergundthal
All Day Food shows Cero-Fruto as dietary remedy
An article promoting Cero-Fruto as a healthful substitute for indigestible foods. It claims improved digestion, color restoration of the tongue, better appetite, and suitability with other foods. Advertising copy invites sample requests from Coro-Fruto Food Co. of Battle Creek, Michigan.
Eye Removed in Operation on CO Chamberlain
July 8 pension list from Washington shows Kansas names William Welch and Richard Gneckwin among veterans. Widows Amelia Miller Netawaka and Horace Greelay listed with pensions. other entries include Leavenworth and Caldwell areas.
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Kansans
Washington
William ‘Welch
Ee Merense
Ruarell
Hichard Gneckwin
Wichita
Joly Wood
Leavenworth
William Askren
Netawaka
Amelia Miller
Kansas
Syste Weiow Ens Shoe
Ar Wild Mother
Caldwell
Glove Sale Ad Offers Varied Styles and Prices
An old ad lists Kid Glove quality guaranteed at 1.00 with style 2 clasp and sizes 6 to 72 in all colors. Also promotes Silk Mits of 25c and 35c, and Summer Fabric Gloves at 15c 19c and other colors, with new lace effects and principal colors.
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Valenciennes
Topeka
Ween DC
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Clark
Mm Pyle
Crittenden Coming
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Wall & Hanley
Ramsey & Ramsey
No. 23
Wall & Hansey
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Tenth
Huntoon
Eleventh
Tenth Avenue Bridge
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Fouth
Polk
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Monroe
Kepley & Webster
Fort Scott
Lyon County
Capital Iron Works
Ecents
Eighth Street
Ramsey & Ram
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Hedford
McCabe
Bedford
Kansas Avenue
CB. Snyder
Wallace Circus
Grand Council of the Tint Commercial
CO. Chamberlain
North
Horace Greelay
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