Professor E M W Webster to Lead Kansas Dairies Study
Prof E M W Webster has been appointed to head a United States Department of Agriculture dairy division study on western dairy industries. The plan, led by Secretary Coburn, aims to examine milk production, distribution, and the economic impact across western Kansas and neighboring states, with a multi year scope. The Webster appointment follows his tenure at Kansas State Agricultural College and state dairy school experiences, highlighting regional dairy potential and practical implications for farmers and cooperatives.
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Colorado
Tnited States Department of
Ajgrica
B. H. Webster
Raman
Auricuitireat Collegm
United States
Webster
Manhattan
Coburn
Stale Boert
Walter Stetes
Vertiza
Kansas
Riel
Cocamery Company
Tak
Kansas Department
Famelouleare Fala
Fonteane
Guiry
Heth
Runes State Agricultural Colleg
Diirs
Kaniae
Buralo
Srane
Croneleg
Tie West
Cyntathe
New Voting Machine Report Sparks Debate Across City
Fragmented OCR reads mention of a new voting machine, names like Tyone Dalkern and press button usage. There are garbled phrases about costs, arms, and ship defenses, suggesting confusion over equipment and security, with vague references to real estate and potential stress on the election process.
Hanged for Two Murders at Neh Maren 12-Cottliek
Fragmented newspaper summary recounts a man accused of two killings on September 11 at a home, the gunfire injuring and killing several individuals, his capture in a cornfield after a six day manhunt, and his eventual confinement. includesdated shop advertisements interwoven with the text.
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Cottliek
Nelgentimt
Niegrntind
Wan Taniged
Ayte Peter
Mize Peters
Bet Gatfies
Albert Tiesex
Nelgeefin
First murderer to be hanged under late regime in state prison
A critical article discusses debt burdens left by various nations, noting Britain’s role in lending to and backing foreign debt. It mentions John Bull as the personification of British finance, with figures on Guinea, Greece, Turkey, and Guatemala's bonds. It alleges that governments struggle to repay, citing Greek and Turkish bonds and Britain's guarantees. The piece implies a moral judgment on debt and the nation as debtor and guarantor.
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Isle
Pearson's Weekly
Jon Bulb
Queer Street
Guatmala
Fondires
Colombia
Bott
Friteh Trovitors
TST
Wand
Greece
Turkey
Enka D. Ie
Greevs
John Hull
Britfie
Frade
Rusia
Mibke
Fite
Rurty
John Witl Raye
Groves
Taxkimner
Lin Hest
Tigwura
Varkey
Hebi Fushi
Deynt
Eilan
Crant
John
Beynt
Beanie
GLOVE-COUNTER PALMIST IN STORE READER
An observant young woman in a shop reads palms to predict glove demand and fashion taste. The piece notes customers’ reactions, hand shapes, and temperament as clues to whether gloves will sell, with commentary on style, fit, and social expectations.
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Palmisney
Sitterharm
Jostever
Bac Ling
New York
Aristocrats Visit Inspires Postum Coffee Remedy
A Chicago woman visiting friends in Illinois reports restoring health by switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee. She notes improvements in stomach and nerve issues after boiling Postum, and tells how her husband tried it and fully recovered, while her invalid brother also improved on the drink. The letter cites Battle Creek, urging Postum as a stomach friendly beverage.
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Chicago
Hushand
Stenmoch
Bonein
Amati
Niarme i Pat Ou
Poetum Co
Battle Creek
Many to Elect and State Constitutional Changes Planned
The article notes elections for two Supreme Court justices and multiple state offices, with a statewide vote on making the state printer elective. It discusses potential reapportionment into eight congressional districts, and mentions three amendments including venue change in criminal cases and governor veto powers on miscellaneous appropriations.
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Supreme Court
State Board of Ratinad
Smith
Cun- Hinghwa
Azovernor
Torney General
Piya
Supreme Justices
People Il Alae
Fifth Song Recital at Washburn College Chapel
The fifth annual recital by Washburn College music department will be held in the Washburn chapel this evening under director Sisk Grimsley. Admission is free. The program includes pieces by Horrocks Pryor Bock Cassidy Meyer-Helind and more, featuring Agnes Fiske Chadwick and Vida Wood among performers.
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Washburn College
Washburn Chapel
Sisk Grimsley
Horrocks
Bird
Rose
Pryon
Bock
Hasa
Cassidy, Meyer-Helirand
Agnes Fiske Chadwick
Homers
Fostar
Terssa del Riega
Alise Biizabeth Cole
Wekeriin
Ning
Ailes
Aine Mueller
Florence Merten
Yex-Lavelioe
Jana Phoweriss
Vida Wood
Marry Daniels
Wright
Schumann
Ty Grenediers
Battie Bishop
Mary Heart
Millers Back Bill For Elective Railroad Commissioner Law
The state millers and allied commercial interests praised efforts to elect railroad commissioners by the people. Leaders like C H Ridgway and Herbert Hackney urged reform amid concerns the board favored railroads. The State Federation of Commercial Interests, including 21 manufacturers and millers, pressed for change and supported the measure.
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Te State
C.H. Ridgway
Herbert Hackney
Einestal
Mt. Torhey
Millers
Mc. Hackney
State Federation of
Com
Stats
Emennilesianers
Ste Federation of Commercial Interests
Move to Elect Railroad Commissioners by People
Citizens urge a people elected railroad commission to replace appointed officials arguing appointments favor rail interests. They claim the current board acts for railroad benefit, not the public, and fear delays if Democrats gain appointments. Ballot race cited between Hale of Lat Crom and Fike of Colby with party backers noted.
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Soupellat
Tve
Raiiroad Corm
Sioners
Ax A Yeault
Deenesse
Dometoy
Stl Hale
Lat Crom
J. N. Fike
Colby
Fike
Rock Island
Hale
BB. P. Waggener
Missouri Pacific
Fale
Waggener
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Hicks at 422 East Fourth Street
Mrs Hicks colored premiater of the Hick laundry died at night at 9 o clock of pneumonia after about five days illness. Widow of ex Policeman Hicks she leaves four daughters. Funeral at St Johns AME Church Sunday at 2 40 led by Rev Saelkos.
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JS. Hicks
Hick
East Fourth Street
Hicks
St. John’s A ME
Rov Saelkos
Local updates on Topeka events and election prep
In Topeka several items surface from local life. Poristay returns from a two week business trip to Calonade while Washburn and YWCA teams prepare for a Saturday game at Lakeo s Opera House in North Topeka. Voters count 1,000 unregistered residents facing April voting costs as they must pay 2.00 a day for registration. Parishioners and election officials discuss mayoral and city office elections with registration windows to open next week. Minor fire damage near Santa Pyshaoy leaves few losses. An exam for rural silk carriers is held with fourteen applicants. results go to Washington for approval. A rail line disruption involves a New Brunswick steamer incident near Liland fairway, with freight cars dumped into a river.
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TF Poristay
Calonade
Gir Hwsketties
Washburn
Lakeo S
Opera House
North Topeka
Topeka
Iil
Johns
Lawrenor
T. J. Andersen
Juige
BNE
Wit
J. G. Rothhern
Washington
Pontiiie Statone
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