Weather and Crop Conditions Report Across Counties
Agricultural notes show varying conditions across counties with dry spells and hot winds impacting corn and wheat. Reports mention good forage in some areas, poor quality fruit in others, and ongoing harvests with rain needed to improve yields. Stockers face stress but some regions report standing crops and improving wheat and alfalfa prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eure le Penely
Boythern
Countien
Citewa
Wlilen
Cain Budty
Tim
Watt
Beni Semua
Chino Buse
Earon Parte
Atta
Pice
Seadgeick—Cort
Hele
Sirventra
POE
Rome
Washington
Batley
Wester
Maine
Hennt
Putusce
Ollie
Carlig
Norton—Hervest
Ldag
Masy
Lee Rarvom
Bnes Hut Enue
Eka
Harter
Harley i
Ak Peried
Vikee Panel
Benes Iaekee
Aerial Navigation Breakthrough by Smithsonian Scientist
Langley of the Smithsonian claims a solution to aerial navigation with experiments by the government and Benny trials. The photographer captures views of the new airship, hailed as an American development likely to be the best and up to date in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langley
Smithsonian
Benny
Cemont
Rumor Damages A Company Across United States Newspapers
A damaged OCR snippet describes a rumor harming a food company by alleging a dangerous product claim. It mentions costs to publish a refutation exceeding $3,000 and warns of broader reputational and sales damage across American and Canadian papers. The text cites social reaction and legal/consumer impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fis Welubbors
Otra Techntowl
Uae
Udtvey
Busine
Porce
United States
Canada
Xalee
Furce” Co
Oklahoma Farmer Trust Proposal Aimed at Wheat Prices
A.J. Williams of Wakita Oklahoma launches a Farmers Cooperative Union of America circular campaign seeking a producer price support by mail. The appeal calls for collective action across Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska North and South Dakota and Minnesota to hold wheat at ten dollars per bushel, arguing for a united front to stabilize profits and related industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
A.J. Willams
Wakita
Farners’ Cooperative Union of America
Okahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Minnesot
Turing
United States
Caton of
America
France
United Stans
Hinken Statens
Nantang
Weather Roundup and Baseball Manager Change
Dry conditions around Ellsworth and in the uplands described with high heat and drought impact on corn. A second item notes Jows accepting to manage the Denver team in the Western league after a months long injury layoff, reflecting baseball personnel movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
Biteworth Ken
Chicago
Repert J. Jows
Denver
Lowe
Te Faine
Unclear fragment on Packard Twill posting Wednesday morning
fragmentary quote mentions Packard Twill and Wednesday morning photo release with Lowe, but meaning incomplete and no clear event or entities available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packard
Lowe
Preacher and farmer clash on Emporia street with horsewhip
In Emporia Kansas on July 3 Lew J Orr reported using a horsewhip on Tivon Morrison a monk preacher on the streets. Morrison alleged a year of distress and threatened trouble as Orr warned. A crowd gathered near a bookstore as Orr retaliated with the whip and Morrison pursued. Orr went to county authorities but was unsatisfied with the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporla
Kan
Mor- Tivon
Lew J. Orr
Orr
Morrison
Dr Lippincott visits Topeka pastor returns to Philadelphia
Dr J A Lippincott former First Methodist Episcopal pastor in Topeka and ex state university chancellor was in Topeka last Saturday and left today for Philadelphia where he serves as secretary of a Methodist hospital. He preached at the M E church on Sunday to a large audience and a rescue fund collection of over 28 dollars was taken for flood sufferers on Ratwas avenue. He stayed with Mr and Mrs T Sweet during his Topeka visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.A. Lipntncott
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Topeka
The
State University
Philadelphia
Method Aste Episcopal Hospital
Lippincott
Ratwas Avenue M. EG
Dr. Lippincott
Mrs. T . Sweet White
Report incomplete from asylum committee meeting
Members of the asylum investigation committee convened at 10 Gy in room 1f at the National Hotel in Senator Pitzpatrick's chamber. Jam Ro Wick, stenographer, notes delays in transcript filing. committee expects the report to be ready for governor late this afternoon after continued work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asylum Investigation Committee
National Hotel
Pitzpatrick
Wite
Patrick If Ghusemnan
Jam Ro Wick
Wick
Prince Chimay Hurt in French Road Accident
Prince Joseph of Chimay and Gariuman, former wife Chora Wird of Detroit, eloped with Hungarian musician Riso. Today near Roert village an automobile overturned killing the mechanician and seriously injuring the prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Chimay
Moxiores
France
Prince Joseph of Chimay
Gariuman
Chora Wird
Detroit
Mich
Riso
Roert
Not A Union Man Schell Faces Horticultural Controversy
Secretary Barnes Hartt reports a heated dispute over appointing Schell of Wichita to lead the Kansas fruit exhibit at the St. Louis exposition. Officials dispute his qualifications as he is not a horticulturist, while Governor Stanley and allies push for his favor. Barnett criticizes the commission and asserts the exhibit should be run by the horticultural society.
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Ddr
Schell
Barnes Hartt
Bebell
Horticultural Society
Barnes
Bir
Uio Horticultural Society
Stanley
Luling
Tim
Hervicultural Society
Mixed U S Finance Probe and Travel Anecdotes
A report from New York notes a presidentially supported commission nearing completion to review attire in the history house and a Treasury Department review process for undervaluation complaints. Syracuse headlines recount Jeremiah Sullivan biking from Chicago to Bitava, rider’s weather aid, and Civil War veteran status, with local gossip framing a broad slice of 19th century life.
Market News Mixed as Wheat and Rail Shares Move
July 3 Chicago market shows hesitation with higher pork at open and renewed Paris yield fears. Wheat opens higher on reports of poor yield. September and December contracts trade with mixed tones. Corn, oats, and provisions begin active trading with gains and later profit-taking. receipts and grading noted, with weak liquidation into close.
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Chicago
Paris
Tame
Jocal Buiis
Duluth
Jerabie
Brad
Sr Misehc
Ember Peronnor
Sime
Thar
Ste
Hurd
Ste. Wie
Grain Market and Livestock Receipts Report
The report lists cattle and hog receipts at major markets including Chicago and Kansas City with prices and trends. It notes steady to lower cattle and hog values, mixed feed and dairy market hints, and butter, eggs, cheese, and sugar movements in New York and national markets. It cites active trading, shifting tones, and notable gains for select stocks and commodities in a broad snapshot of late July markets.
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Kansas City
Acuntinae
Wentern
Chicago
Ina Itige
Cary
Dalsien
Eae
Young Americas
New York
Wabash
Iron and Stee
U.S Steel
Tracon
Grangers
Preeaure
Pacife
Lares
Southern Pacific
Reading
New York Central
U. S. Steel
Ronthorn Pacific
Told
St. Louis
Western
Erie
Cleveland
St Louis
Lows Central
Metropolitan
Pcic Ellgay
Brookisn Colon Gea
Rock Island
Brooklyn Transit
Tennessee Et
United States Steel
Inter
Toledo
Westrome
Polata
Kate
Ererquettt
UL Fister
Id Robier
Evenwvitle Facie
Des Maines
Port Amend
With
Rae
Colorado Southern
Atchison Weld
Amalgamated Copper
Tere Wen
Louis and
Western Press
Gueane Great Western
Blouts
Avanaville
Terre Haute
Police
Virginia
Caroline Chemieal
General Electric
Souisvule
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Omer
Anies Pacins Railroad
Kansas Ayvinos
Prof. Langley
Naw
Asylum
Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth
Leonard T Baker
First Infantry
General Serving and Staff College
Roosevelt
Baker
Boston Biggs
Boston
Muse
Boston Nations
Tom Neetham
Altoona
Canton
Ohio
Tietay
Buckenberger
Zaneerville
Pittspurg Fest
Pf Witlkime
Chicago and
Phittins
New York Custom House
Ak Tre Commission
Fnte
Hstory House
Ue Thik Bort
Secretary of the Treasury
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
St Nervistiue
Apnrainer
Syraacuse
N. J
Syracuse
Jeremiah Sullivan
Bitavia
N. Y
Sullivan
C. Saogwin
Commis
Aon ‘Company
Pe Camasien
Canlileatus
Liverpool
Kanede
Weise
Otto
Orres Ageri
Ceanes City
Apolis
Oni OE i
Ad Wion Henae
Batehers
Lami
Choilee Wet Sato
Cotee Mised
Suess Westers
Louis Livestock Market
Et Loma
Klis
Texas
Lamba
Taheas Cie
Dee
Re Bard
Agate
Sf Rao
Heeripta
State
Fair Refining
St, Louis, Mo
Joan
Prime Mercantile
Atering Exchange
Slam
Cicommercial
Ea Tee Ie Sten
Dare Azie
Simons
Pareles Arcane
Okiahsina
Iie
Beertee Sentiu
Gawker
Okiabor
Eas A
Colleen Gr
Allenta
J. EL Gul
West Sixth Cotton
Btock ‘Company
Central
T. Paul Wwi
Pacific
Maros
Freee
Hetti
George A. Cullen
Adama Street
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