Circulation Grown in Mica 1965 and Economic Debates
Reading through the scattered notes, the piece traces annual circulation growth in Mica for 1965, mentions a January 5 date with dubious figures, and touches on weather notes for Kansas with showers. It also drifts into political economy discussions, including income tax, silver coinage, and references to figures like Mr. Carlisle and Mr. Cleveland, plus commentary on wheat prices and Midwest newspaper circulation dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calderhead
Kansas
Cleveland
Sound money themes echo in cantiste speech at Memphis
Cantiste’s Memphis address on silver coinage mirrors Covington talk, blaming Democratic rule for economic ills. He cites bond yields, contract value erosion, wage cuts, and shrinking trade post Sherman repeal, while noting local rail and social items from Atchison to Eureka with regional notices.
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Cantiste
Memphis
Covington
Carlisle
Kansas Paragraphs Hint At Local Notes And Nonsense
A jumble of Kansas items mentions an Abilene boy captaining a West Point baseball team, Salina club members shifting from literature to currant jelly, El Dorado and Fort Scott items, Kansas University seniors planning a May 20 play, and various local curiosities. The piece blends light humor with brief news snippets from multiple towns.
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Kansas
Abilene
West Point
Salina
ElDorado Daily Republican
Fort Scott Monitor
ElDorado Republican
Fort Scott
Kansas University
McPherson
el Dorado
Beld
Parsons
Chase
Peffer
Grover Cleveland
Lawrence Gazette
Ex-Congressman Jerry Simpson to Speak in Topeka
Ex-congressman Jerry Simpson will address Topeka on June 12 under the Populist league auspices at Hamilton hall. J M Harrington, committee chairman, says Simpson will discuss his gubernatorial bid amid rising Populist sentiment. He recently returned from Washington, farms near Medicine Lodge, and has regained health after months away.
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Topeka
Jerry Simpson
Hamilton Ball
Populist League
J. M. Harrington
Recis
Seckless
Washington
Medicine Lodge
Ene
Typeba
Journal Attacks Sidestep Friction With State Journal
Postmaster Givas in Great Bend reports stronger readership for the State Journal while C L Hutton of the State Journal touts broad Republican support. The Barton County Democrat lauds the Journal as the most popular paper in Kansas, predicting business steadiness despite opposing administration narratives.
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Bends
Givas
Stat Journal
C. L. Hutton
State Journal
Triune
Great Bend
Kansas City Star
Hutton
Machine Republicana
Masses
Barton County Democrat
Democrat
Kansas
Irrigation Plan for Library Blue Grass Fails to Take Root
Prof Hilton reports the underflow irrigation scheme at Library Hill parking is failing. A two inch water supply was requested but only a half inch line was approved, leaving the blue grass sod unwatered and growth hardly begun. He insists a two inch water line would make the system work as designed.
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Hilton
Fort Scott fish club to sink artesian well for pond
Fort Scott Kansas May 24 stockholders of the Fort Scott fish club association will sink an artesian well to furnish water for their lake at the Osbun farm. The project is estimated to cost about 700 dollars. The street railway men regret the resignation of Henry Speer, the company cashier.
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Fort Scott Club
Fort Scott
Kas
Fort Scott Fish Club Association
Osbun Farm
Henry
Speer
White Panther Captured by Jardin des Pinntes in Paris
The Jardin des Pinntes in Paris has acquired a rare white panther brought from Turkestan by Prince Gargarie. Described as a calm, aristocratic creature with a striking long tail, it differs from common black panthers and resembles a large Angora cat in appearance and demeanor.
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Jardin Des Pinntes
Paris
Witt
Prince Gargarie
Turkestan
Sibley Ridicules Carlisle and Calls for Cameron in 19th Century Polemic
Ex chairman Joseph K Sibley addressed Butte residents on Carlisle's Kentucky speech calling it dishonest and pitiful. He noted Carlisle once thought highly of archangellike thinking, now dismissing him. Sibley urged Republicans to nominate Cameron for president to solve the silver question, predicting a Cameron victory in Pennsylvania and a split Democrats if they nominate a free silver candidate.
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Carlisle
Mr Cameron
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Poole Attends Cobden Funeral As Edwards Sues On Quincy
Local note says Mr A B Poole goes to Cobden Illinois to attend his father’s funeral after a sudden heart failure death on the thirtieth OC Edwards has filed foreclosure on three late on Quincy Street pleading action against properties and pending legal measures.
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A. B Poole
Cobden
Ills
OC. Edwards
Quincy Street
Mortgage and promissory actions surface in local notes
Mortgage made in 18398 for 1500 by George M Eagle to John D Knox. The Bank of Enterprise haa brought suit to recover 2900 from Maria L Haf ner. This is claimed as a balance dusim promissory note for 5400 executed to November 1895. Fred Cooper fourteen, transferred from city prison to county jail on state warrant charged with larceny. He stole groceries from a farmer s wagon at Sixth and Quincy streets incentive.
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George M. Eagle
John D. Knox
Bank of Enterprise Hea
Maria L. Hafner
Fred Cooper
Sixth
Quincy
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