Kansas broom corn supply risks hit McPherson county
McPherson on July 4 reports broom corn farmers face a year of reduced acreage and rising prices as drought and high water reduce production. Hawkin Son notes only a single mile of broom for sale locally while overall Kansas acreage may not exceed 5 000 acres. Rising costs and dependence on manufacturers threaten the market, with output expected to be far below recent years.
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United States
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Hutchinson Postoffice Structure to Begin in Winter
The Hutchinson postoffice building project moves forward with federal approval. Officials anticipate starting in winter and completing the main structure by fall, with preliminary site work and internal preparations slated for spring. Rumors of delays and staffing changes are noted, but officials expect steady progress under the current contract and funding. The article also references local interest in related construction and community impacts.
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Hutchinson News
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Mrs Gray, a former nurses at New York Children's Home, promotes Mother Gray's Powders to aid teething upset stomach bowels and worming. Claimed to be pleasant tasting and harmless with 10000 testimonials and available through druggists. Sample free by sending to Allen Olmed Le Roy New York.
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Turbulent Talk at Winchester Over Dewey and McBride
Local settlers express bitter opposition to Dewey and McBride amid rising tensions in Winchester. Reports say armed riders and increased manhunts threaten further clashes as communities brace for possible confrontations.
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Dememented Woman Causes Chanute Street Scene
In Chanute on July 14 a demented woman Mrs Mary Smith shouted from a sidewalk ribbing crowd, claiming she had been robbed and mocking authorities. She was escorted to the city hall where she continued shouting loudly as officials and bystanders watched, with temperance remarks and religious exhortations noted.
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Alleged Slander Case Filed in Marion County Court
Robert Teifer of Ramona sues Randall Mexor in district court for damages up to 10000 claiming repeated slander. Petition outlines accusations of immoral conduct and criminal acts by Meyer and others, affecting Teifer’s reputation amid alleged statements about murder, crime and future actions. The suit names influential county residents and seeks court redress.
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Warhington
Chickens Home to Roost in County Court Dispute
The supreme court reversed a long running chicken damage case between Geo Gruenmiller and Jacob Kaub over Kaub's poultry pasturing on Gruenmiller's clover field. The district court verdict favored Kaub, but Gruenmiller appealed. The amount due now exceeds 100 with most chickens dead and fields ruined.
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Orawa Herald
Death by own action at Moline headline death
Joy Hansen a Moline citizen and meat market owner was found dead from a self inflicted shotgun wound during the morning. He was about 60, a longtime local Republican figure, and the Masonic lodge to handle his funeral. Domestic troubles are cited as the cause.
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Moline
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Ottawa Chautauqua Sunday School Day Draws Attendees
The Ottawa Chautauqua features a Sunday school day with attendance expected from many Sunday schools nationwide. speakers include Dr C H St John of La Tina and Dr Matthews, discussing reform, sectarian spirit, and dangers to modern life. A formal program highlights singing by Miss Hamilton and readings on good literature, with entertainment and religious instruction amid social recreation.
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Fight for County Attorney Succession in Sumner County
Wellington July 14 The death by suicide of County Attorney FF Willegan has triggered a heated contest for his successor. A A Richards editor of the Wellington Mail and H L Woods editor of News are leading contenders, with Ex District Judge J A Burnette of Caldwell and Judge Swarts also in the field. Swarts pledged no appointment until records of candidates are reviewed.
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Threshing Wheat Boosts Yields in Reno County in July
Wheat threshing is under way in Reno County Matehisdon on July 14 with hundreds of machines in action. Reports indicate yields averaging 25 to 30 bushels per acre, and the county average near twenty bushels, well above the annual norm. Grain weighs 60 to 60 pounds per bushel and is of good quality. Weather remains favorable for threshing as the bumper crop progresses.
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Awne
Successful fishermen camp a week on Solo mon river Beloit
On July 14 the Concordia company camping at Tunquary's mill along the Solo mon river near Beloit reported a record fish catch. Captain FE Lane led privates Brown J WW Neileon W Foster Ed Wilson C Davies and H M Davies who have already caught over 30 pounds including a 14 pound wax buffalo and an 11 pound select cattah. The group remained orderly and attended religious worship on Sunday rather than fishing.
In Session At Mankato Sixth District Meeting
Executive board of the Sixth district federation clubs meets at Mrs. Alice Bailey's home in Mankato to plan for the second annual district meeting in Norton in October. Officers include A Bailey president Charles Sawyer vice president Channing Perdue secretary George W Mathews treasurer R W Snyder auditor. Local items report river engineering, power plants, and a jail forgery arrest in Minneapolis.
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Cornishman Declares Willingness to Fight on Coast
Sporting news reports Bob Fitzsimmons ready to fight any man around July 14 with Jeffries Corbett bout in view. Delaney says Fitzsimmons could box in Los Angeles or San Francisco, no later than October. Jeffries fatigued by heat and weight. Corbett's friends doubt Jeffries can outfight him, while camp signals optimism for Jeffries.
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Tried to Cop a Sneak and Detroit Harness Races Report
In New York on July 4 Willie Lewis failed to topple Corbett after a wild swing to the jaw left Corbett groggy but Lewis failed to finish him. In Detroit opening Wind Sor Driving Association races drew crowds with Page Hall favored in 2:30 pace and Trilby Direct in 2:00 pace. At Chicago John A. Drake’s Runnels lost to Elsie I at 6 1/2 furlongs, Bad News won the mile for juveniles, and Columbus Driving Park opened with Robinda winning the second race and Patchen Mati first heat in 2 14 percent time.
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McEwen and Muster Race Purses and Notable Starts
Racing notes from Buffalo and St Louis on July 4 report Ford S McEwen Mery Muster and others racing in heats with purses including 1600 and 800 dollars. Joymaker wins two straight heats in time 1 11 and more starts listed with multiple horses and purses. Buffalo events feature offer increases for a Fitzsimmons Gardner bout possibly taking place in Canada amid Canadian authorities. Bas DOr tops Delmar card at St Louis with Tab Tosa winning late. Johnny Herta Mier states Benny Yanger plans return match and California vacation news.
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Missouri Valley League Fort Scott Sedalia baseball chaos
An OCR fragmented recap shows Fort Scott scoring zeros with Sedalia making runs in several innings amid umpire disputes and player penalties. It recounts multiple games across cities like Joplin Leavenworth and Pittsburgh Webb City with varied line scores, batteries, attendance figures, and scattered notes on events and misconduct.
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