Makea His Own Way by Selling Poetry and Strife
A garbled feature on an ambitious poet who sells poetry to fund success while publishers lag in recognition. Fragmented names and places hint at college satire and a journey through struggle, artistry, and perseverance amid uncertain support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makea
Pcure
Peilitama
Katmis Ubivtrattrie
Sean
Willtgme
Hansen
Me Wes
Dougie
Spee Lanercucys
Fragmented Speech and Crowd Scene From A Historical Page
A garbled OCR passage presents a chaotic scene with mentions of beverages and music. It describes a crowd at a gathering, muffled dialogue, and a sense of revelry with phrases about pipes, clinking glasses, and a forward march of attendees. The text is fragmented and largely unintelligible.
Famine Strikes Cape San Lucas Town San Juan Cabo
In San Juan de Cabo near Cape San Lucas Lower California a three year drought has ruined crops. Many residents suffer from famine as livestock perish and emigration rises. The Lower California Development Company may send a steamer to evacuate the stricken town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower California
Sian Diego
Cal
San Juan de Cabo
Cape San Oeateas
Complain of High Taxes in Leavenworth Editorial
A Leavenworth Times editorial named Cons Companiens criticizes city finances and tax costs. It argues Leavenworth spends too much per capita on services, urging cuts and tighter budgets to compare with Topeka and other cities.
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Vermont
Smith
Green Mountain
Smith's
Green Mounttain Benerator
Evershoiy
Cons Companiens
Leavenworth ‘Times
Topeka
Leavenworth
Wichita
Parroria
Allie
Topeka's Freeman Aims High for Colored Enterprise
Miss Hattie Freeman, a Topeka colored businesswoman, built a tie-story brick building on Kinwis Avenue opposite the Chesterfield hotel and manages her father Jobo Freeman's estate. The family rose from Canadian immigrant roots to owning ranches in Kansas and properties in Topeka, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, and California, with Freeman directing rents, repairs, and new investments personally.
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Kinwis Avenue
Chesterfield Hotel
Hattie Freeman
Topeka
Mire Freeman
Jobo Freeman
Trike
Canada
Ste
Jackson Irwet
Ts Tate
Winardolis Fretinen
Hie
Behad
Ad Souks
Wichaunsee County
Oine
Aled
Eiother
Minneapolis
Proerty
Tatianapolis
Indianapolis
Chicago
California
Hattie
Abe
Belle Court
Crock Wright Kinlbury Wade Cliss
Litte
Miss Freeman
James H. Guy
Oberlin Oulleys
Businens
John Ferguson
Porter
Mm South Tu
Shawnee County Grower Expands Land Holdings for Vegetables
A Shawnee County farmer, Jamies Vanes, built wealth in real estate and now owns 41 acres of productive land near North Toteka. He sells vegetables to Emporia and Santa Fe, while a celery marketing consolidation in Santa Ana aims to stabilize prices. The deal pools celery growers with investors led by a Kansas City firm to market next season's crop.
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Peka
Kia Store
Jamies Vanes
Shawnee County
Esti
Santa Ana Santa Area
Cal
Aeaech
Amd
Panyows Capital
Mock Af Rai
Bueuar
Kansas City
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RIDES
Pegasus
W. E. Willams
Tie Tyeare
Winton
Wiliams
Mabieiess
Terena
Ras
Cnr He
Etuyia
Witeena
Leele
Willams
Renovator
A.C. Klingaman
East Sixth Street
Cape San Lucas
Roak
Crane & CO
Topeka, Kansas
Charles Robinson
Kansas
Frank W. Blackmat
University of Kanara
Colorado
WC. Campbell
Miss Mary
Jackson
Hiawatomis
Bork
John Brown
William Elsey Connell Brown
John
Tom McNeal
T. A. McNeal
Mullant Breese
Topeks
McNeal
Albert T. Held
Uie
New York City
Pablen
N.S Goss
Gives
Lfe
Kansas Methodist
J. W. D. Anderson
South Kansas
St. Church
Rishon W
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kansas Memorial
Bismarck Grove
Hasty
Charles 'S
Karsas
George Campbell
Mol. Field
B. D
Lincoln “Public School
Kansas ‘Normal Mhstitutes
Charles Edgar Prather
Oratorical Association
George R. Peck
Bovia
Southwest
Frank W. Blackmar
PHS Cp
University of Kansas
Blig
Nebraska Territory
William Walker
William E. Connerley
James Henry Lane
Wyandot
Polk-Lane
A. P. Riddle
State Senate
House of Representatives
The
Santa Fe
Renee Ie
Harvey
Middle East
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minnesota
San Francisco
Pytheta
National Educational Association
Tacoma
Washington
Presbyterian
People's Christian Union
Salt Lake City
Beneyolent and Protective Order of Elks
Washington, D. C
Eepal
T. L. King
T. M. James
Postoffice Building
North Topeka
Kan
St. Jacos Oil
BOC
Emporia
Celery Dealers Combine
Sayersbody
the State Journal
State Savings Bank
Avenus
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