Wheat and Corn Prospects Improve Across Kansas Regions
Reports from Kansas crop regions note improved wheat in most districts with soft varieties heading in Harper and early corn planting underway. Wet soils hinder early planting in extreme southern counties while eastern districts report overflows and cool, wet weather reducing field progress.
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Kansas
Sf Doniphan
Greenwood Cott Plantig
Chase
Oate
Montgomery
Hending
Harbers
Atchison
Johiaen
Harper
Many School Children Are Sickly Cure Claimant Powder
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children, used by Mother Gray in a New York Children’s Home, claims to break colds, feverishness, teething troubles, worm destruction, and regulate bowels within 24 hours. Sold by all druggists and various street traders in Meriden and Latah.
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Mother Gray
New Yorke
Eesily Maronn
Meriden
Alen & Olustod Latah
Regional crop prospects show mixed growth across counties
Early potatoes thrive in Sedgwick and western wheat improves in Sheridan and Thomas. North counties report strong alfalfa and fruit bloom with apples and cherries advancing. Southern areas lag with slow grain growth. rain and snow storms hinder stock and crop progress, though some grains and oats respond to cooler weather. Wheat and barley face mixed outcomes with macaroni wheat and drought impacts in places.
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Sedgwick
Cowley
Sumner
Sheridan
Thomas
Nese
Nese An Norton
Finney
Peerie
Nonthern
Netton
Lane
Thoras
Neas
Brock
Norton
Bevis in Topeka for Washburn game amid roster turmoil
Bevis is in Topeka set to face Washburn tomorrow as Leavenworth cites travel issues. Manager Alberts bans ex Washburn pitcher George Wallace Cash for jumping a contract, with Cook reported in Mexico. reinstatement and a $1002 fine are cited under baseball law. Myers is absent, rumored blacklisted, affecting the lineup.
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Toy Hevie
Port Scott
Huy
Wewden
Leavenworth
Tuto
Washburn
Fata
Bevis
Alberts
Kaivam
George Wallace Cash
Washburn College
Cook
Mexico
Bille Myers
Belleved
Four Boys Arrested in Street Car Vex Plot in Louisville
Four boys Henry Applegate Ted Henry Kidney Olney and Harry Watt face trial in city court on charges of attempting to wreck a street car on West Fourth Street Thursday night. Sheriff Lucas arrested them and the youths confessed to the plan. Louisville Republicans Convene with Former Governor W Bruley expected as a delegate and another likely to be a Black man from the state's middle section.
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Henry Apprelate
Ted Henry
Kidney Olney
Harry Watt
Sheri Lucas
Weat Fourth Street
Giney
Applegate
Hencatene
Kentucky
Louisville
Chicago
W. ©. Bruley
Second Presbyterian church awards bid for new building
The Second Presbyterian church of North Topeka awarded the contract to Cuthbert & Sargent for 11020 for the Jackson and Gorden street church. Other bids listed include Blanch & Keating and Bussick & Wilson. Flood damage forced use of Harrett's hall. construction to begin at once on the Campbell property with the current frame house moved to the old Quincy street site.
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Second Presbyterian Church of
North Topeka
Jackson and Gorden Streets
Cuthbert & Sargent
Blanch & Keating
Bussick & Wilson
Blanchard
Council
Quincy School
Harrett
Campbell
Quincy Street
Pathfinder reservoir funds set aside for Wyoming project
The Secretary of the interior provisionally earmarks 1,000,000 dollars for the Pathfinder reservoir on the North Platte River in Wyoming. Construction hinges on engineer reports and suitable irrigable land in western Nebraska. Plans aim to extend water to arid western Nebraska, with cost and delivery details to be worked out prior to building.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
North Platte River
Wyoming
Hetne
Nebraska
Grape-Nuts Diet Promises Strength and Weight Gain
A Chicago German woman cites her husband’s recovery after weight loss from an accident using Grape-Nuts and other quick nutrition foods. He gained from a skeletal 3 pounds to 207 and regained health, while she notes personal memory and strength improvements after three months. The ad advertises Grape-Nuts as a key dietary staple for families.
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Chicago
Meni
Tabby
Poscum Co
Battle Creek
Wellville
Pass for a Name Season Ticket Offered for Topeka
State Journal invites public suggestions for a team name for the Topeka Missouri Valley League baseball club. Entries due May 24. 6 pm. A winner will receive a season grand stand pass worth about 3.50, valid for 63 games plus grand stand access. Blank forms printed daily. must be submitted with full name and address. Judges will decide after entries close. first in case of ties.
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Topeka
Missouri Valley League
Topeka State Journal
Washburn Field
State Journal
To-peka State Journal
Nicknames and civic aids in Kansas baseball lore
A garbled list of team nicknames and regional monikers from early baseball culture spans cities like Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago New York Milwaukee and St Louis with references to leagues Western Valley and national names. The piece hints at community branding aims for a Topeka State Journal contest and invites public suggestions while noting a forthcoming championship sequence.
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Pittsburg
Pirates
Cincinnati
Chicago
White Sox
Chiago
New York
Nationals
Giants
Minneapolia
Milwaukee
Brewtra
Behlitz
Wily
Senators
United States Senate
Hoston
National
Beaneaters
Phila-delphis
Phillies
St. Louis
Browns
St. Joseph
Josies
A&s
Sedalia
Valley
Goldbugs
Springfield
Joplin
Valsey
Tals
Fort Scott
Topeka
Leavenworth
Pitsburg
State Journal
Harry LaFrance
Leaverworth
Chamionship Sevice
Dee Wa
Bost Ayer
Bervett
Weloek
Rete
Train Fails Through Trestle in Colorado Springs
A switch engine of the Colorado Springs and Capple Creek line dropped 30 feet into South Tejon street after a trestle collapse caused by water and decay. Four trainmen were injured, two seriously, including conductor E. Catig and engineer W. Auer. The bridge failure disrupted lines toward Broadmoor and Cheyenne Canyon.
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Colorado Springs
Police Court Notes Chronicle West Topeka Arrests
Police court notes describe arrests by Officer James and others. Bylvester, held on varrahey, turned over to Holten city marshal for a serious criminal offense after allegedly stealing a horse near Hoyt and leaving the rig. Harve Wheeler and John Jeanette were arrested for running a fort on West Norris Street. the raid Sunday night failed to net all suspects. BE Harris, misread as Yiartix or Hargrave, identified as B. E. Harris, facing armed intent charges. Wheat, a Negro, fined $5 after biting Officer Bundy. crowd around the scene sparked by alleged race tensions, with Omeer rescuing the officer.
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Egns Bylvester
James
Varrahey
Holten
Holton
Mayetta
Hoyt
Son
Harve Wheeler
John Jeanette
Wl Wheat
Bundy
Pena
Swan
Omeer
Price comparison ad lists multiple medicines and remedies
An insert lists prices for various products such as Pinkham's, Swift's Specific, Scott's Emulsion, McEiree's Wine, Nature's Sarsaparilla, Beier Listerine, Cascarete, and other tonics with prices ranging from 1.00 to 2.00, typical of late 19th or early 20th century drugstore listings. The text shows OCR garble but preserves product names and nominal costs.
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Seloree
Pinkham
Swift
Scott
McEiree
Nature
Comaio Warners
Ene
Beier Listerine
Cascarete
Cascareta
Daily Concerts Open In St Louis Exposition Program
May 3 opening of a day long series of band concerts at the exposition. The dedication of the Connecticut State Building and a Hartford mansion reproduction are featured as part of today's program. Lieutenant Governor Robert accepts the Commission's tender with several others delivering remarks.
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St Louis
Benide
Tim
Hartford
Huntley
Ous
Dent
Connecticut State Commission
Robert
Quaker Reflections and Old Printer Dead
Fragmented article notes Quaker reflections and a brief obituary. It mentions a lone printer James C. Cook, described as the oldest practices printer, dying in Philadelphia on March 3, with an unsigned, garbled quote about staying true to one’s beliefs and a fragment about a missing or escaping person.
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Philadelphia
Cetauit
Frisia
Gee
Mar
James
Ccook, Ky
United Staten
Aled
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