Farmers National congress eyes August meet at Palner House
Chicago dispatch reports the Farmers National congress plans an August gathering in Colorado Springs. estimates of 5 000 attendees loom if the event is held. program topics include rural trust, mail delivery, canal improvements, and soil farm policy amid debates on wealth and agricultural reform.
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Chicago
Farmers National Congress
Palner House
Colorado Springs
Banus Aetti
Truste
Grape Nuts Promotes Strength and Endurance
An advertisement extols Grape Nuts highlighting its energy boosting properties and nutrition. It claims improved stamina, mental focus, and overall vitality through regular breakfast use. The copy emphasizes scientific analysis of nutrients and essential elements contributing to nerve and body vigor.
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Dave
Tod
Actus
Stanley rebuked convention to be held today at Oswego
Politically charged Oswego convention to endorse or oppose Governor Stanley and his administration. Parsons asylum location dispute, Foley and Katy railroad backing Kimball, and Crum disfavored appointee could be rejected. Republicans Dodge urged for Mitchell County seat, with Beaman editor Lusk and others aligned against Stanley.
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Parsons
Stanley
Tha City
L. 8
Crum
Court of
Vis Hatlon
J. W. ‘Inn
Hy Kimball
Ras Tip
Ravanier
Katy Railroad Company
Feie Foley
Palt- Hobie
Stanlee
Foley-Katy
Kimball
Stanforry
Hess
Board of Public Works
Pursoua
LAU
Savivanna & Crelng
Amytom
Abe Batyraiond
Pete Foley
Idem
Harry
Lusk
Asa Smith
Wallies
Ryan
Clyde Reed
Blanley
Iden
Katy Railroad
Buligang
Lusk Smith
Reed
Leland
Beker
Foley
Katy
J. R. Burton
Philadrptin
Ermpi
Heelers
Caih
Commercial Club
Shiph
Anylum
Kimball Teket
Parsons Guilties
Z. N. Sedgewick
Partners Candidates Two Goodland Dorsters Opponentes
Two business partners, J A Smith and Dr A A Shelly of Goodland, likely nominees for Sherman county legislature. A contested inner house race, Smith a Democrat with fusion ties, once state representative. Shelly, a successful physician, defeated him previously. Fusionists plan renomination for Smith. Shelly expected to run again.
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J. A. Smith
A. A. Shelly
Goodland
Sherman County
Dr. Smith
Rhylly
Stayes
Shelly
Lkely
Smith
Cloud County Republicans Endorse Judge Sturges for Re election
In a Cloud county convention yesterday Republicans formally endorsed Judge F. W. Sturges for re election and instructed delegates to the state convention to work for his victory. The endorsement underscores party support for Sturges as the primary candidate in the upcoming election.
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Cloud County
F. W. Sturges
Concordia Delegates Elected to National and State Conventions
W W Caldwell of Concordia arranged for his wife to attend the national convention while delegates were elected to the Manhattan congressional convention to pursue St Calderhead's nomination. The convention endorsed Tudga Sturges for judge and noted Bent Murdock as a fair, impartial jurist despite opponents. The Hi Doraie county convention backed national and state administrations and chose delegates to the Varling cesventinne.
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Ww. W. Caldwell
Concordia
Manhattan
St. Calderhead
Tudga Sturges
Bent Murdock
Flutier County
T. B. Murdock
Stanley
Wichita Eagle
Bent
Jude
Millers Up in Arms Over Rail Freight Discrimination
The Kansas Millers and Grain Dealers association, meeting in this city, threaten action against western railroads to end alleged discriminatory grain freight practices. They endorse the Cullom bill to amend interstate commerce law, calling for fair rates and universal rights to restore milling industry viability in the region.
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Kansas Millers’ and Grain Dealers’ Association
Millers
Raiirad Corporatt
Esourhwest
Senate
Cullom of
Illnois
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Miller Trade Group Backs Cal om Dill in Senate Push
A statewide millers association approves and endorses the Cal om Dill provisions before the senate. It urges senators and representatives to support and secure early favorable adoption. The Kansas City and Oklahoma mills will join, totaling 26,000,000 barrels annual capacity, forming the nation’s strongest such group. Members depart tonight by special Santa Fe Pullman train to Galveston.
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Senate
Congress
Muane
Millers
Kansas City
Oklahoma
United States
Hate the Queen and Irish sentiment split in letter
Patrick Egan ex-minister and ex-president of the Irish National Federation writes that within Ireland outside a small elite, 15 percent at most, would support Victoria as queen. He cites a preferred Irish republic and accuses nationalists of false loyalty. In Ottawa, Bourassa’s action on South African war precedent defeated 119 to 10, French-Canadians and several Liberals and Conservatives opposing.
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Patrick Egan
New York
Chill
Irish National Federation
Orange Fraternity
Ireland
Victoria
Washington
Chamberlain
Ottawa
Bourasse' Fotlow
Dominion
Lumbermen Appeal To Morgan On Kansas Freight Rates
Kansas lumber dealers urge J Pierpont Morgan to reevaluate freight rates. The Kan sas Lumber Dealers association committee cites 1100 members and $15 million capital, claiming Kansas and Oklahoma overpay by $500000 annually due to outdated, discriminatory rates from southern yellow pine to markets. They argue changes since fifteen years ago reduce white pine supply and shift demand, worsening competition across miles to Missouri River. The letter seeks Morgan’s influence as railroad interests head to adjust pricing. Also notes New Orleans races with Loydron and Francis Bela results and race-day jostling incidents.
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Kansas Lumber Dealers’ Association
J. Pierpont Morgan
Kansas
Peeple
H.C. E
Taylor
Lyons
H.R. Burkholder
Hillsdale
J. O. Cunningham
Emporia
Missouri
Oklahoma
Mr. Morgan
West
Reef
Pends
Okahoma
Morgan
New Orleans
Floyron
Decker
Francis Bela
Heth
Rebecca Walls
Tor Dip Suadia
Aber
Biase
Bis “Lee
Canadian Paper Mill Deal Promises Toronto Mill Venture
A Toronto paper reports a legislature deal granting pulp lands for 21 years to a Canadian syndicate led by Marshall J. Dex and partners. The agreement includes river site connections and a $500,000 investment within three years to build a pulp and paper mill.
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Toronto
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