Trade Feature Reports Growth in Earnings and Trade Activity
A strong trade feature shows continued earnings growth amid high activity in textile and iron industries. Reports note robust output, rising wool and cotton trade, and improving agricultural prospects though hindered by heavy rains in the south west. Prices for finishes and coal road distribution face mixed signals as markets adjust to prewar demand and fall delivery expectations.
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Druuth
Texas
Liverpool
Canada
Brad
Kansas Dairy Colonization Plan Aims for State Oversight
Secretary Borman proposes a dairy colony project akin to the State Board of Agriculture to boost dairy industry growth and enforce sanitary and pure food regulations in canneries dairies creameries and cheese factories. A restoration appropriation of 34000 dollars is requested for initial steps.
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T. A. Borman
Kansas Dotcymien
State Board of Agriculture
Gentry show faces crowd’s blunt pressure and control
Topeka audience disrupts a Gentry billed event by booing and stalling the concert announcement. The manager’s voice is drowned out by hecklers as performers, including a Japanese troupe, proceed amid tension. Critics label the episode a venue strain and a public relations stumble.
Weather and Town Notes Mix Of Rain And Happenings
Fragments report a warmup with a 70 degree thermometer Friday and a forecasted warmer day ahead. Amid local chatter, Vinewood street repairs, rail concerns, a social meeting, and community events from Topeka to Chanute fill the scene, with a military commission and civic notices peppering the page.
Real Estate Transfers Record From Western Land Co Auction
Real estate transfers list several deeds including Minney and Owite to Mitchell, Emily F Baker and husband to A Bratt, and Shoat and wife to Joseph Wide, noting parcels on Lawrence Street and lots in Western Land Co. district.
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Minney and
Owite
EL ‘Mitkin
Western Tant & Let Co
Syndicate Buys St Louis Dremed Heat Sid Provision Firm
A St Louis syndicate led by Thomas W Crouch vice president of the Colonial Trust Company has purchased the firm for 32000,000. Options remain with Mr Crouch on the controlling interest and payment for the stock is to be made on Monday. Crouch says reports of a sale to the beef trust are false and he will become president and manager.
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Romeo
Tollet
Charleston
Kansas City
Textill
Presbyterian
Gakinns
Cearly
Mra J.partis
Mra 35
F. Pankes
Suiirg
City
Sith and
Jefferson
Abe
Prudep Assembly Hall
Kansas Avenue
Emporially
West
Dean Kayewatt
Ninth Street
Quincy
Monroe
Poverhuent Weather Bureau
Gentry
Harry Weaver
Veale bWick
Stockholiers
Kurs San Avenue
Kansas City & Topeka
Winner
Tan
Wyandotte County
Lovmnan Hill
Emerson Club
SU Morris Avenue
Binietsor
Eva Harling
Bne
Cits
Mude Heath
Camile
Denver
Elmer Miler
Chandler Street
Topeka
Fisher
Hennett R Wheeler
The
Investment Trust Company
Harrison Street
Walnut
Nels McCornnell
Chapiler Street
Christian Endeavor Societies
Union Echo
Leavenworth
Cron ‘Topeka
Strhon
Focus
G. Feutden
Sunny Tracy
New York Dramatic Mirror
Toneka
Corr
Thomas R Hyatt
Otter
Garfield Park
Lonergun
St. Louts
St. Louis
Beef Trust
One Way to Make Lawyers by Feeding Them
A letter from a Sémon Falls New York lawyer praises Grape-Nuts as a health aid for demanding legal study. He reports improved digestion, steadier energy, and clearer health after switching to the cereal, claiming it let him work more effectively and regain well being.
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Sémon Falls
York
Studs
Traver
Dole Sot
Peetu, Co
Eatti Creek
Tok
Civil War Era Roster Fragment Highlights Names and Units
A fragmentary list shows numerous officers and soldiers with ranks and company designations from multiple regiments. Entries include Abraham Woodruff first lieutenant and Roy Grinwold captain with varied teams such as Yates Orn ter and McPherson, plus several second lieutenants and staff roles.
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Stanley
Kansas National Guard
Win A_ son
Fred Dodie
Ryop M. Lang
Topeka
Lee Wood
D. Cnimany
Chanute
Albert J. Jams
L. Company
Yates Cenlore Alya Williarmon
Yeuvenant
Abraham ¢ Woodruff
Licompany
Yates Ornter
Robert Morris
Ivatesant
Salins
Thomas W.A Cooper
Menteane
Yates Genter
Henry 2 Hissen
Ellsworth
James W. Gray
Chanite
Clpion Co
Spear
Leutenant
Wellington
Alert
F. Terg
Compan
Salina
Tindquist
McPherson
Roy Grinwold
Fred I. Young
Strand
Ray J. Thompson
Wentnant
Onburmr
Nate M. Neon
Casitain
McPhersan
Governor Stanley Eyes Ending Prison Mine Labor
Governor Stanley proposes closing prison coal mines to shift convicts to clothing and footwear production for state institutions. He argues mining harms labor markets, while new manufacturing would employ inmates and supply goods for state charities. The plan includes ending Oklahoma convict use and expanding the prison binding and twine plant to boost employment.
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Stanley
Penitenthey
Atte
Ugiiy
Ugiiy Its efMcult
Oklahoma
Okahoma
Okihomm
Jewett
Mitchells Trip Ends With Planned Westward Move
Wikesherie Pennsylvania reports President Mitchell plans a westward trip after noon today. He aims to meet union officials and discuss western district matters with colleagues. He expects to be back in Bir the headquarters Wednesday or Tuesday. He may visit Indianapolis if Wilson cannot depart Hallows. Late last night a dynamite blast at Durfee’s Willmar A colliery injured no one. coal police investigate.
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Wikesherie
Mitchell
West
Indianapolis
Seurstary-Tregearer
Witeor
Chicago
Wilson Cannol
Hallows
Lin
Eant
Willmar A
Fabien Valley
Durfee
Fortunilly
Ison
Tee Onion
Marshall's Bond Excursion From Ka to Beatrice Sunday
June Sand Neill entertains a vast crowd at Chabisigas Park from 2 to 4 PM. A special train leaves Tock Usland depot at 9 AM and returns at 9 PM. The notice promotes local health remedies and a political retreat rather than a clear event lineup.
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Marshall
Beatrice
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