Spacious Kansas timber and farm land sale near Topeka
Large tract of 209 acres timber and 140 plus acres improved farm land offered for sale. Includes 1200 acres? Noted features: timber frontage, coal prospects, water, pasture, and proximity to Missouri Pacific. Terms include cash offers and possible financing. Prices cited around $31,000 for timbered land and other acreage values with nearby town access and railroad frontage. Buyer cautioned on detailed boundaries and conditions.
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Eas
Kim
Neon
Kaa Ata Ou
Sat Wei Beres
Smith
Wild
Winc Leer
Aemane
Bf Mater
Danks
Rusttce
Strotier
Jane
Bya Lee
Slim Mont
Penidentes
Tiree
Tronitig College Rocuds
Hechidnors
Kausas
aFealio
Sloa
Hutt
Meni
Kuateuth
Mary
Miymiti
Missouri
Ibeh
Wwaltul
Feeea
Timbur
Che Nuiber
Great
Uatgaia
Disti
Siu
Oman
Enattor
Esi
Tolage
Ing
East Trent
Shade
Giueelle
Fermia Hitch
AD Columbien Bullhiae
Unclear OCR fragment on property, trade, and residents
Fragmentary text shows references to Salt and Louse, cistern, boats, property exchanges, trades, and mentions of farms, markets, and local figures. Numerous garbled words hinder clear events, dates, or places. likely a mixed-era notice about land, goods, or auctions with community names and generic descriptions.
Kepely and Overmyer Clash Over Delegates Seat
Local Democratic leaders meet to set dates for primaries and delegate selection to the state convention. Sheriff Kepley blasts Overmyer regarding past deals and vows to block his bid, as county officials weigh endorsements for the national convention.
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Overmyer
Chicago
Seasion
David Overmyer
Shawnie
Sheri Kupley
Head & Journal
Thin County
Shawnee County
Kepies
Sao
Sherri Keples
Public Warka
Bib
Mike Heer
Burial of Bile Taylor in May Funeral Attended by Hundreds
The remains of Bile Taylor were prepared at McQueer and Taster after arrangements by Mrs. Georgy Taylor and Albert Tasker. A large crowd viewed the body at the Catholic church where Father Kennedy led the service. The procession stretched about a quarter mile along Malin Street, with onlookers photographing the solemn event.
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Carminus
Withem Taylor
Father Kennedy
Malin Street
Mayeril
St. Marys Arme
Tery
America
General Shield
Eckert Talks Morrill On Governor's Renomination
Penitentiary Director Eckert says Governor Morrill will likely be renominated. Arkansas City penitentiary board member T W Betert and Blom Beck of Holton discuss party dynamics and oppose a change in leadership. The group visits by train amid political speculation about the governor's support and potential opposition.
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T. W. Betert
Arkansas City
State Penitentiary Board
City
Br. Tickert
Blom. Beck
Holton
Lasietna
Exktert
Morritt
Bia
Lalland
Leland
Treutenan
Morrill
Myelf
Tam
Bowman III Reported Seriously Ill With Cancer
T. E. Bowman III is described as unwell for some time and unable to attend to business. Doctors report he has cancer of the stomach and prognosis is guarded, with recovery uncertain. He is noted as a leader in philanthropic efforts.
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T EB
Tore Shan
Jewell Mission Seeks Kruger Aid Over Hayes Case
Washington reports May 2 3 W Jewell wife of Johannesbuts re Altur Trestow with Genator Whe meets President to press for U S action in the John Hayes Ham mond affair They plan to travel to Cape Town to intercede with President Kruger and deliver a congressional petition started by Senator Stewart President Cleveland expressed interest and appreciation for Kruger's leadership and theJewell delegation's efforts to secure support
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Washington
W. Jewell
Johannesbuts
Trestow
Genator
John Hayes Haniont
Aine Jewell
Cape Town
Kruger
Hammond
Stewart
Dowell
Unites Gates
Juriger
Cleveland Wan Foch
Krueger
Collision on Northern Pacific Ends in Fatal Wreck
A derailment on the Northern Pacific near a small eastbound mall results in a fatality and multiple injuries. A freight train collided with a passenger train causing extensive damage. one fireman or engineer is missing, and several crew members are reported hurt.
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Northern Pacific
Eyvingston
Mont
Sreman
Breceilun
Hingineer DeGrout
Clareville
Aians Pian
Panaiagie
Pato
Angie
ANOTHER NICE SUNDAY FORECAST FOR TOMORROW
Weather report predicts a cool night followed by a clear pleasant day with light southwest winds. Forecasters say high temperatures will rise with a sunny afternoon expected and a band concert planned. meanwhile a separate item notes the voluntary bankruptcy bill was defeated in Washington by 230 to 9.
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Tne
Tn Res
Colorado
Nezaa
New Mesto
Washington
Bailey
House
Sunday Church Notices From City Pulpit Listings
Pastors are urged to submit Sunday service notices by Friday for Saturday publication. Readings cover diverse churches including Dunkard, English Lutheran, Congregational, Seventh Day Adventist, and Universalist. Events feature sermons, lectures, youth topics, and community outreach with times morning and evening on May 2 and adjacent Sundays.
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Batur
Clay Street
J. i
Society of
Tee
Diricale Po
B. Gemeett
Sitig
Railroad MC
Adams
Eaeepharian
Rey
Americas
Ane Éfian Association For the Central
New York
eThe
Feormet Pourteenth
van Buren Wrrest
J. A. Rows
English Lutheran Church
Benderson
Mise Marie Norton
Joan MacDonald
Vinton Phenia
Christ
Soh Wander
Bwedih Hantiet
Cornet Fourth
Fillmore
Mou
Hagven
Minst
Universaliat
Lake Strenta
Mallory
Masa
Qharitun
Crittenton Mitenhinus
Big Mass Meeting Aims to Rebuild Creek Cripple Mine
A major gathering is planned by prominent capitalists including D. Hawmathe and Irving Howbert to discuss rebuilding Cripple Creek in the district. The meeting will consider how to pegulla the camp and attract additional investors from nearby areas. A note says participants intend to invite more financiers to the effort.
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Cripple Creek
Ripple Creek
D. Hawmathe Wien Binith
WS. Strattin
Tae Irving Howbert
Reve and Historare
Pegulla
Atten
Tin Plate Market Faces Low Demand and Unrest
A report from United States Pulers Association notes depressed tin plate demand with no uniform pricing across plants. The article cites widespread unemployment rising to 4,000 men in March and shops cutting production by 25 to 50 percent as mills brace for further reductions.
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United
Tates Pulers
Ma. Platen Urion
Bonfire Night at Bonfire Run M AINLEY
A fragmented report describes a bonfire event in front of the Tas Herald with burning barrels attracting enthusiasts. Boys were employed to help. barrels and items were secured with twine and rope for safety. The article notes protective measures and references Daciee Lumber Co in a promotional aside.
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Tiner-Herald
Aaaata
Rey
A Good Exhibition at Grand Opera House
A highly attended performance by the local orchestra and chorus featured by Steinweree ahd ean's orchestras. Noted were fine drafts and marches with soloists J. Peck and J. Hatcher among contributory performers.
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Steinweree Ahdean
Bult
Meriye F
G. Brandes
Joe Hatcher
Aan Peck
Bitte
Theodore Nelavind and the river chase tale
A fragmented report tells of Theodore Nelavind an 11 year old boy shot near the river bank amid a chase involving Gordon and others. The excerpt also mentions a butcher shop fire at Deroy and King and a local laundry and dry goods business in the same vicinity.
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Pheen
Theodore Nelavind
Waa
Tan Bochases
Bark
Flehomme
Meisland Hed Cme
Gordon
Aiterm
Ana Gordon
Wee Gordon
Deroy & King
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Beer Co
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T. E. Bowman III
Mr. and
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Jewell
Johannesburg
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Daciee Lumber Co
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P.O. Bex
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Avery
Grand Opera House
S'yfsz
Teahder Hisek’ Pamt
Miss Jerry
Topeka Kindergarten Association
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Hadsek Pawk
Great Western Steam
West Seventh Street, Co
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Topeka Printing Co
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