Eight Young Men Assigned by Kelly despite Indpendence Confusion
Kansas note lists eight young men assigned under a Kelly directive amid Independence Conference confusion. Names such as Harsp A and Dobos appear in a lengthy roster of elders, ministers, and local church figures across towns including Fort Scots, Chanute, and Independence. The piece mixes names, places, and affiliations in a dense, OCR heavy summary of assignments and church leadership.
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Gomcom
A. Scoerdes
Cheretinstier
Felukan
Bivy
Chatterus
Brooke
Hall's Bain
Rs Pamittton
Huss
Herston
Te Fuster
Hom
Powell
Howard Etreuit
Masion
Cultieany Malvern
Hitches
J. Fuh
le Chaney” Craetine
Zire Weatey
Taveras Partington
Tilihanswort Sant
Frank Teta
Irace Church
Priobs Willen
Mbalemmurih
Girard
Themwn
Haliowell
Bla
Arantt
Une
S.A. Vandy
Mound City
MuRirney Perrone
Kise
Prescott
Lavenbur
Doledy
Walt
FS Taylor
Weir City
Mines Gass Abetriet
Lube Bastietes Doe
User
Coona
W. Sper
Alerry
J. McFadden
Anes Sale
Ectria
Peru
Galsaburg
TM Campbelle Waunete
Eve Taun Sernant ‘Kelly
Piper Atte States Army
Rembey
Geta
D. Sci
Hs Uomclhl Peiretars
Heaney
Stoltzman Wants Release From Kansas City Workhouse
The report notes Stoltzman seeks freedom from the Kansas City workhouse after serving about two months of a sentence for a misdeed. He claims two thirds of his term already served and pleads for liberation before spring. Authorities confirm delays and ongoing confinement as officials review his sentence and potential commutation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Boott
Herman
Stoltzman
Batefan
Hherill Hordholles
Geteidast
Wichita Wants One Factory Move Proposed to City
A Wichita deputation urged Secretary Smith of the Chamber of Commerce to secure a new hosiery plant. M F Cain, proprietor of the Tolle, offered plans costing about 30,900 dollars and employing around 35 workers, hoping to move the plant to Wichita with a fair and careful investigation underway. The group stressed the benefits to the city and pledged earnest effort to attract the factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Tietme
Wairita
Smith
Chamber of
Iberty
Mtr. Smith
Cain
Ie Tolle
Wiehitie
Linte
Reding Wren
State Hand 15 No More In Coffeyville Mis Teal Organization
A March statement from Coffeyville details public support issues and the city’s inability to fund the Mis teal Organization. Officials cite funding gaps and procedural changes, noting residents paid out of pocket to cover shortages while prior assurances failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyvilla
Misteal
Westersday's wreck and track tale of local events
Fragmented report recounts a wreck on the Western track and related racing events, naming runners and places with scattered details. It mentions the Lentenwortht track, a show, and the Minaton Armteilie association, along with membership dues and governance notes.
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Luawrmnen
Masien
Fran Todas
Merle
Flere Venckes
Eepalren Gy
Spencer Sells Farm Fort Seo March 4
Spencer, a former state elf inspector, sells a chicken farm on South Margrave Street to Gedras T Teer of Mexico Mo and two others. The deal includes methods for gathering chickens and transport to the new owner.
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Fort Seo
Spencer
Elf
Chinken
Margrave Street
Gedras
Mexico
Wulieman
Bate Bera
Direct Hil and Ed Geer Led Fast Pace in Match Talk
Gossip from the world of sport centers on trainer Ed Geer and driver Direct Hil as they prepare for summer races. The article notes Geers recent shipments, predictions for Ex peart, and a crowded field including Fulnier,Done Pata, and Buck at potential trials. It also highlights Joyce and Parrott’s features in recent games and praise for Washington and Cartwright's fielding while stressing the era's emphasis on speed and athleticism.
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Merninle
Ton
Bettef
Ed Geere
Galpte
Ummer Strupick
Miles
Ariel
Learien Het Confidentis
Fulnier
Verona
King
Marie
Nome
Joyce
Maine
Washington
Ae St. Lanitt
Pure
Bert
Joyce Atvined
Parrott
Monte Crim
Farthad
Pittebure
Beaton
Hanton
Brooklyn
Frew Clarke
Bat Bey
Ower
Man
Lille Boebell
Deeytut
Mike Helly
Rice
Qutck
Lins
Mike
Duvin
Lacy
New York
York
Aare
Gmlehants
Wrehington
Davie
New York League Magnates Amid War It Is
Unclear OCR fragments describe New York baseball figures and disputes. Mentions Davie Delahanty trade rumors, power conflicts with the Gybe, and potential court actions. Also references Cincinnati peace conference and upcoming games or events with other teams and players.
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New York League
Heanye
Uubkee
Agus
George Davie
New York
Cincinnati
Melle
Diario
Unb
New York Arovelars
Pet Houh
Toni Bo
Smhd Johnson
Seth Waabinr
Aga
Prinelphe
Ani
Tewail
T. Brush
New Fork Nationals
Oriwhi
Ischeoupolis
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Cure for Many Ailments
A historic ad extols Paine's Celery Compound as a universal remedy for rheumatism neuralgia dyspepsia and related ailments. It claims tens of thousands cured each spring and presents testimonials including a Mrs Walkes and Mr Angers noting restored health after unsuccessful medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Walkes
Vis
Suas
Angers
Young Woman Produces 1700 China Paintings in a Year
A New York artist, a southern woman, decorated 1700 pieces of plain white china last year. She started by taking small orders, then built a business with gifts, plaques, and decorative cups. Her output came despite early discouragement and long hours.
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New York
Falsdao
Sun
Town Without Money in Little Utah Settlement
Angles correspondent recalls a southeast Utah town where money is nearly unknown. Cattle and grain serve as value while ranch families barter for necessities. A group of young men found no cash in town, trading for chickens with cash earned earlier in Colorado, highlighting the region’s barter economy and distant markets.
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Utah
Wiligortop Angeles
Fuse Lo
Burs Ganette
Kre
Colorado
Uncle Sam and the Endless Way of Claims
The piece laments delays in veteran and public fund claims handled by Congress and the Senate. It portrays claimants who persevere year after year, hoping for approval of appropriations while reforms fail to reach final sanction. It notes the compassionate yet costly nature of government mismanagement and the persistent, aging petitioners seeking relief.
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Finn
Uncle Sang
Mins
Uncle Sam
Tle
Philadelphia
Congress
Elaine
Steel Pens Show Strong Demand for Domestic Production
An old text notes steel pens were once imported from England but are now largely made domestically. It highlights rising domestic output, fewer imports, and growing consumer demand for locally produced pens amid shifts in manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Bngland
Howwer
Exingemien
Holt
Ike
Ms Constes
Odontol Digest promotes stomach and nerve relief
An old advertisement claims KODOL aids digestion and curbs stomach and bowel troubles. It touts a full, free, and painless remedy that nourishes the nervous system and brain, promising improved appetite and energy. The product is sold for $1.00 and prepared by DeWitt & Co in Chicago.
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Kodol Elggeen
Train
Peart
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