Ol Land Deal and Oil Wells Plan in Woodson County
The Browning Development company secures 516 acres near Neosho Falls Woodson County Kansas for an oil operation with plans to sink ten wells. Directors and stockholders include Judge Dennis Byur and Frank McCormick among others. The firm aims to develop 2500 acres around Fate Center Vernon and expects significant activity with wells soon. Geological targets, proposed depth about 400 feet, and oil at roughly 116 dollars per barrel cited.
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Yalew Cernter
Hind
Neosho Yall
Kan
Browning Develoment Company
Dennis Byur
Frank McCormick
Marl Tenumarin Willam Stropp
Donsdo
F. Andarydn
Dusytor. O
Dusytor. O., Are Directors and Stock Holders. ET Browning
Fates Center
Fimo
Sind
Baneral mineRer
Conwright
Et Apelin
Musk
Bio
Fie
Heldman
Worn mi
Enn Vates
Ant Vernon
Woodson County
Fant Sykranit
Agrine Mag Tire
Eabo
Woodion
Nedato Pally
Imarket
Delegates Selected for National Conference Meeting
A chaotic report details delegates chosen to attend a national conference of the Methodist chapels. Key figures include Wil Represent Kansas and Rev Herwet, with governance by the board of regents noting responsibilities for student chapel oversight and centurial activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Lawrency
Kun
Bis
Murita
Ps Pet
Falun University
Rev Te Herwet
Dusiction Clu
Binion i
Walon
Board of Regietrare
Etlowane
Wallen
Record fragment hints at church, research, and investigation
Fragmentary text mentions a peak related to a church, possibly the first church, and a large motive tied to investigation and research. The readable parts point to a concentration on inquiry, with limited clarity on entities, dates, or events.
Touching death from lye tragedy in Jewell City
Jewell City March 15 Mrs M F Knappenberger, daughter of E Byram and relative to several local families, died after weeks of declining health following a past attempted suicide by lye. The article notes her youthfulness, beauty, and cheerful nature. It also mentions local figures and upcoming events including a Jewell lecture course and a change in medical practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell City
Han
M. F. Knappenberger
Ale
Aft Knappenberger
E. Byram
Knappenberger
J. O. Latter
W. Fl. Cheney
M. W. Whiter
W. J. Byram
Pines
Mankato
Attega
Khappenberger
Jewell
Wizan
Quayle Agiritz
Ter
W. T. Butcliff
Spain
Beloit
Intel
Wiehonith
Suteilis
Suteiit
Wellington to Investigate Territory Below Them
In Wellington Kansas on March 1 the West in OH and Gas company announced plans to explore a lower territory for possible oil and gas deposits. W. T. Williams serves as president and head of operations, Henry E. B. Tamperson as secretary, and Fred M. Smith as treasurer. The firm will drill to a depth of several hundred feet to determine if oil or gas can be found in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Kan
Westin OH and Gas Company
Orsini
Wellimgton
W. T. Wili
Senatal Stanager
Henry EB. Tampeon
Fred MM. Rimnith
Mak Patl
Wichita
Kas
Charles P. Bath
Bath
Macaroni Wheat to Be Planted in Sheridan County
Sheridan county farmers plan extensive sowing of macaroni wheat this spring after last year’s trials yielded promising results. Imported varieties from Asia and Russia promise strong drought tolerance and high yields, with some estimates suggesting 1,000 bushels of native wheat and 2,000 bushels of the new crop on a single farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriden
Cermersk
Bherldar
Trus
Purported Notice Describes Medical Aid and Vehicle
Fragmentary OCR notes mention medicine, relief, and an address in Patterson Street, Alliance, Ohio. The garbled text references a Bum bar of bottes and requests for properly puri fot care, with dates 5.8.58 and 6.8. SHORE.
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Atte
Bottes
Patterson St
Alliance, O
Sheridan County Bread Trial At Hoxie Sentinel Event
The Hoxie Sentinel received several bushels of Sheridan county macaron i wheat from the Booth Dakota miller. The office showed bread samples baked with the grain, made by Haxte ladies, drawing many visitors to view the quality of the four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Dakota
Sheridan County
Hoxie Sentinel
Sentinel
Haxte
After the Fire at Hill City Kansas and Its Aftermath
Hill City Kansas reports relief after a prairie fire that destroyed about 35 barns and some homes. About 150 men and women gathered, residents fled to the Solomon River, and heroic acts saved property worth thousands. Governor Hanna predicts a building boom with new stone and brick structures planned, while renovations and new facilities reshape the town.
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Hill City
Kan
Solomon River
Hanna
Hit City
Sixth
Farmers & Merchants Bank
D. J. Hanna
Masonicc Order
Masons
Kansas
FP. Pomeroy
L. Messier
Milt Ot Tt
HH City
A.J. Rico
HW City
Graham County
Graham
D. I Sims
F. D. Turck
Union Pacific
Miners Split on Proposed Reduction in District 14
Momentum splits miners in District 14 over a proposed 5 percent cut urged by President Mitchell. Some say the vote should decide the matter. others oppose the reduction, notably many Frontenac miners who condemn Mitchell’s policy, while a Frontenac group vandalizes a portrait of him. In Kansas City, Mrs Thoman accuses Armourdale joints of running slot machines as Wyandotte county prosecutors move to seize four devices in two locations.
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Frontenac
John Mitchell
Kanaas City
Kan
Armourdale
Tuts Thoman
James 5. Gibson
Wyandotte County
Zand
Kansas Avenue
Northwide
South Kansas Conference Parish Meet in Baldwin
About 300 pastors and delegates gather in Baldwin Baldwin Kansas for the South Kansas Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church initial session with Bishop J W Hamilton presiding. Dr C B Meson and Dr Trimble speak as sessions run through Monday.
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South Kansas
Baldwin Paliwin
Kan
Ty Gemsion
Thin City
J. W. Mamilton
San Francinco
C. B. Meson
Cincinnati
Trimble
New York
Abuke
Kansas Conference
Lawrence
OWI
Baldwin
University Gymnatum
Jone Tatite
Los Angeles
Cal
Fragmentary note on California offers and farm prices
J KING of Topeka Kanes reports a scattered observation about California goods and farm prices. The text mentions March and April activities, colonist excursions, and wines for peas, with unclear references to widespread issues and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
J. King
Topeka
Kanes
Wabash to St Louis Main Entrance to World's Fair Tickets
Kansas City travel tips advertise through trains Frisco System and Southern Railway offering through sleepers to Jacksonville Florida. Rail lines promise established Florida tours with new features this winter. Contact WM. Flannelly for Pull information at 7, P. E. Board of Trade building.
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Florida
Kansas City
Frisco
Southern Railway
Jacksonville
Fla
P. A. Board of Trade
W. Grove
Traveling Man Raves Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets on Trip Crutch
A St Louis hardware representative says he would travel without his mileage books and luggage but keeps Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a crutch for hotel fare. He credits the pills with his digestion and health, noting less heartburn and fewer headaches after years of daily use. Also mentions a pneumonia scare for Marshall's wife in Garnien City and local court notes.
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Stuart
St. Louis
Josh
Wichita
Kan
Moreh
Frank St Clair
George
Will of W H Craddock in Kansas City Missouri
The will of William H Craddock who died March 5 in Kansas City appoints his wife Mary E B Craddock as administrator and divides real and personal property between his wife and two children Barry H Craddock and William A Craddock. A daughter Laura Craddock was born after the will. No inventory has been filed.
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W. H. Craddock
Kansas ‘City
Kar
Wiliam HH. Craddock
Thin City
J . Will
Mary EB. Craddock
Barry H. Craddock
William
Craddock
Laura Craddock
Britt Prepares For Corbett Bout With Calm Focus
San Francisco March 1 Jimmy Britt, angered by josh talk about Young Corbett, vows to win the bout. He weighs practic ally 135 pounds and plans to make 130, saying he has eaten freely and will diet if needed. Britt sparred, shadow boxed, and trained with Spider Kelly and Frank Rafael at Croft's Alameda gym.
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San Francisco
Jimmy
Britt
Young Corbett
James Edward
Joshing
Spider Kelly
Spider
Frank Rafael
Croft
Alameda
Rafael
Fitzsimmons McCoy Fight Hinted by Hoosier Anxieties
New York and San Francisco dispatches report Bob Fitzsimmons and Kid McCoy likely to meet in the near future with talks of a May or June bout. McCoy expresses eagerness to fight, while Fitzsimmons trains in preparation. Rumors also touch on Plunkett and Dutch fighter Pince involvement as potential delays unfold. In a separate item, EO McCormick receives a promotion to assistant traffic director for Harriman lines, with Charles S. Fee named as successor at Northern Pacific, effective April 1.
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New York
Bob Pitzsimamons
Kid McCoy
Fitesimmone
McCoy
Broadway
Fitzsimmons
Fransisco
MetCoy
Ign
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
EO. McCormick
Pissenger
Trafic
Harriman Lines
Chicago
Stubbs
McCormick
Charles 8
Fee
St Paul
Northern Pacific Railway
Mr. McCormick
Rain and Steelin Dominate New Orleans Races
Rain and Steelin were the leading favorites as racing unfolded in New Orleans on March 18. DeRoszka won the St Patrick Jund-Teag worth 1188 dollars, with Morning Star fading late and Wit runner-up. Missouri-K.U. track meet in Kansas City announced for March 18 as Kaneas and Min- will clash in a dual indoor event at Convention Hall. San Francisco notes rain mud at Oakland with four favorites winning. Moran returns to sign with Boston, as Moren contemplates southbound trip after meeting with Soden.
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New Orleans
Rainand
Stelin
Alien
Wien DeRoszka
Morning Star
Wit
DeReseke
Matthews
Folie Enmtin
DeRosske
J. Hayman
Missouri-K. U
Kanean City
Kaneas
Min
Convention Hall
San Franciscan
Omiland
Sue
Hagerton
Abula God Daley
Moran
Boston Roston
Moren
Tram
Soden
Marosn Lures St Paul Sign Chicago Player
March 18 Arthur Marcan of Milwaukee signed to play with the St Paul association team. Grif patti led Highlanders through bat and fielding practice in Atlanta with the team showing good form despite a thumb injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Eenees Wis
Arthur Marcan
Milwaukes
St. Paul American Assontion
Grifith
Atlanta
Clark Grifpatti
Morsing
Griffiths Infield and Wolfe Arm Ready For Season
Washington reports baseball preparations in 1904 with Griffiths field anchored by Anglagh and The hay infield and outfield. Wolfe, returning from arm injury, is in great shape and ready for the season. Johnson negotiates with players as White Sox men test fixtures.
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Griffith
Anglagh
Wolfe
Washington
Chicago
Johnson
Senators
Commer
White Sox
Marlin Springs
Tannehil
Isbell
Camiskey
Conference Concludes With No New Cash Guidance
A brief meeting with Treasurer Robison yielded no new information. The session, led by President Frank Robene from Cleveland, suggested final action in the case may be postponed pending further review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robison
Train Ticket Sale Details at 0 Via Santa Fe
Tickets on sale during March and April for a trip with intermediate points. Comfortable sleep ers and free chair carm available. Liberal stopover privileges. For full information and free return, write to King A Toveka.
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Santa Fe
King
T A. Toveka
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Remo
Kansas News
Company of Dayton
Neosho Falls
Abilene
Union, Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Tate
Abiiete
CL. Brown
W. T. Patton
Home Telephone Company
Karsay City
Brown
Antil
Finporia
State Normal School
Uar- Hey Sheridan
Paola
Western Spirit
Thia
Normal
St. Patricksys
Wabash
le Colellan
Western
Axeil
Shields
Mac
Ganien City
Seers Marshall
C. P. Marshall
Sporting News
Corbett
MCC
Fitzs
ER. O. McCormick
Orign
Fents
Benny Wanger
Aurelia Herrera
A. White
Tinker
O'Neil
Chicago National Jenellers
Cross
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Walter Crore
Yale University
Ascot
Agnes Meek
Init
Slauson
Thisbe
Hot Springs
Ark
Sylvia Talbot
Kentucky
Lexington
Wilson
Minneapolis
de Montreville
Minn
Watkins
al de Montreville
St. Louis Nationals
Egan
Michael Egan
Ald, Dunn
Brooklyn
Kean
Fitzgerald
Beckley
Jake Berkley
Cardinals
Kaczynski
Jackson
Phillips
Wy Phillips
West Eight Street
Mme
Ernestine
Schumann-Heine
Miscouri & Kansas Tels Co
Laundry Blue Company
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