Kansas Land Purchase Aims Model Colony In Ford County
In Ford County Kansas a land purchase aims to create a model colony with nineteen quarter section farms. A church will be built and rapid settlement planned as German colonists near Dodge City and Hodgeman counties are expected. Some buyers may not move before spring while others plan to arrive. residents anticipate trade and church unity as the settlement expands.
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Delige Chiy
Kas
Dodwe
Hurd
Hodgeman
Bull & Church
Lawrence Art Show Preview at Local Exhibition
Nov 4 Lawrence Kansas reports pictures from the Cumesie institute in Pittsburg are expected for exhibition at the new museum of art. Chancellor Strong from the University of Nebraska confirmed the Nebraska institute will lend features for display after their banking lapse. Prof Griffith noted the works were recited with word from the Kansas City Art club about photographing them at the Avery.
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Lawrence
Kan
Cumesie Institute
Pittsburg
Museum of the Art
Wood
Chitcelur
University of Nebraska
Nebraske Institute
Griffith
Arte Department
Kanna City
Uniform Foresters Gather for Kansas and Missouri Meet
Pittsburg Kansas November 1 the third convention of the Uniform Foresters met here Tuesday. Foresters from Joplin Carthage Kansas City Missouri Galena Girard Parsons and other towns attended. Howard McNien a Lyon county farmer died at his Plymouth County farm after a long illness. He had lived in the area about thirty years and was known to nearby farmers.
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Gurtog
Eke Child
Nintereiniew
Washington
Soul
Hin
New York
United States
Wey York
Purratad el Paso
Pittsburg
Kaa
Kanoas
Joplin
Carthpean City
Galena
Mira
Girard
Parsons
Seamnsog
Lockjaw
Howard McNien
Lyon County
Plymouth
Turs- Gay
Nickness
Jorkjax
Jorkjaw
Abilane
Kas
Wordon
Wittman
Salina
Myrtle Compton
Abiiene
Balla
Baker
Bloomy
la Junta
Colo
Trials and troubles in Kansas small items mix
News from Wellington and Abilene recount arrests over libel claims against publishers Wellington News H Le Wonde and John T Woods near Pavedey. A separate report details a Fatal or damaging fire at Fort Riley and a string of patent issuances in Abilene Topeka Manhattan and Wichita. A murder conviction in Herington closes the roundup of local incidents.
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Wellington
Kannov
H. le Wonde
John T. Woods
Pavedey
H. T. Hackney
Wien
Cowley County
Water tossed as Derby crusaders clash in Wichita
Mrs Henry McHenry headlined a Derby protest in Wichita, with water hurled from buckets during the confrontation outside the building. Police moved to clear the crowd after disturbances, and witnesses described the chaotic scene as the party members, including Mrs West and Mrs Evans, faced questioning and testimony.
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Crusaders
Wichita
Wader
Crusare
Derby
Nnbee
McHenry
Cit
City Attories
McBenry
Uninuyn Pertane
Ater
W. C. West
G. C. Evans
Wichelt
Mew
Cla
Mchlimry
Lydia Munts
Mra Withoit
Accident in Galena Mine Claims One Life
At the Prisco mine in Galena on November 4 a severe explosion killed Sumter Drake and seriously injured Ered Childress and Dick Arnhart. Drake was married with a young child, while Childress and Arnhart were unmarried.
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Galena
Galena. Run
Prisco Movne
Sumter Drake
Ered Childress
Dick Arn
Drake
Childress
Arnhart
Atchison Coal Deal Falls Through in Kansas City Talks
In Atchison Kansas on a November outline a coal contract to develop the Sirea foot vein of goal near Atchisom collapsed when KR Wear of Kansas City canceled the deal. An offer to have Atchison county bond for 4000 dollars to continue development was proposed but unclear.
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Atchison Coal Deal
Atchison, Kan
Protic Cally
Atchisom
Wear Coal Company
KR. Wear
Kansas City
Tin Company
Banas Rural Routes Initiatives Report
Rural route updates outline a plan for expanded coverage in Banas area with new routes, mail delivery adjustments, and community input sought. Officials emphasize efficiency gains and better access for residents along affected corridors.
Princeton Leads In Field Goal Kicking This Season
Sporting notes praise star punters across major teams as mass formations and open play boost the kicking game. Princeton, led by Dewitt, dominates field goal kicking with several long scores amid a season of notable drops and place kicks from West Point, Carlisle, Yale, and others.
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New York
Nov
Erhans
Mitchell
Yale
Mubl
Lupois
John
Carlisle
Ford-Carissie
Johnson
Crimson
Princeton
Dewitt
Chicatro
Dloep
Chicago
Minnesota
Illiois
Milchigan
Big Fellows
Holy Cross
Harvard
Knox
Englewood
Thesp
Farnsworth
West Point
Carilsie
Arvart
Much
Tingols
Northwestern
Countess Eve Dies After Waterloo Run At Oklahoma Meet
Countew Eve, owned by D. K. Carter of Cottonwood Falls, Kan, collapsed after a long Waterloo hunt final and died despite efforts. Northern Express, owned by Blake and Smith of Butte, Mont, placed second. The day featured sixteen entries with prizes including the Waterloo Cup and plate, and a purse of $600. The event highlighted the danger of high endurance coursing as the top dog failed just after the main race concluded.
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Oklahoma
Mee Sree
Eve
D. K. Carter
Cottonwood Falls
Kaseid
Waterloo
Counters Eve
Northern Express
Blake & Smith
Butte, Mont
Thiexme
Countess Eve
J. H. Finisiter
Baneco
Francis
Wilson & Wey
Daetoey Ta
Fisk
Ftaghlare Te Giinoma Dg
Agitem
Adomni
Bert Mellen
Waterloo Plate
Unclear Race Result Mentioned With Names in Scribbled Note
A fragmentary report mentions a runner up, a winner credited to J H Rossiter of San Francisco, and a promised reward of $100. The text also alludes to events and a Waterios Derby set for an upcoming day, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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A Collin
Ownea Ue Scanier & Gona
Inneapolis
J.H. Rossiter
San Francisco
Inday
Latonia Week One Jockeys Ride Winners Amid Turbulent Races
The Latonia meeting opened with an average of nearly 10 borers per race and 15 winning favorites. Only four favorites failed to win as most races favored thin chalk. Shiney Horner led with five wins among six named riders, while G C McCafferty’s contract kept him riding through illness. Jockeys like Tak and Manelli showed notable performances, with Corrigan posting the most victories overall.
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Thin Cnolc
Aonkey
Shiney Horner
G. GC. McCafferty
T. Butler
Cozi
Homanelli
New York
Mandar
Frans Landrytsch
E. Corrigan
Forselues
J. W. Pugh
Master of Hawthorne
J. B. Reepers
Dick Welles
BR. Sucessof Aes
Watkins Sells Indianapolis Club Buys Minneapolis Team
Indianapolis Nov 4 W L Watkins president of the Indianapolis Athletic Association and manager of the Indianapolis baseball club sells his interest to Charles Ruschaupt and buys a Minneapolis American Association club. Ruschaupt says W C Phillips will likely manage the Indians next year. Watkins says he is out of Indianapolis baseball and will focus on Minneapolis where he plans to strengthen the team.
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Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Ind
BL Watkins
Indianapolis Athletic F Esociation
Indianapolia America Association
Bassball Club
Charles Ruschaupt
Ruschaupt
W. C. Phillips
Cincinnati
Indians
Watkins
Tock, Stove and Barrel
Minneapolis American Association
F. A. Johnson
Minnesapolis
Chang
Charles Huschaupt
Young Corbett Set for Coast Championship Bout
Champion Young Corbett plans immediate training in San Francisco for his December title fight against Eddie Hanson. Corbett says Hanson is a top featherweight and seeks a decisive win after noting a past draw with him. He would have liked Ben Jordan, but now concentrates on the Hanlon match and vows no chances.
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New York
Young Corbett
Eddie Hanson
Willl
San Francisco
Hanson
Corbett
Hanlon
Ben Jordans
Jordan
Premnt
Batteran
Michigan Triumphs Over Minnesota In Hard Fought Contest
Minnesota faced Michigan in a rugged clash where Michigans players endured battering and left the field with injuries. Despite a tougher effort, Minnesota outplayed on some counts but Michigan secured the win amid claims of bias and disputed officiating.
Minnesota Michigan Darkness Ends Clash Over Time
The discussion centers on a game ending under darkness with Minnesota officials and Michigan agreeing to finish while Minnesota still possessed the ball. Negotiations hint at Michigan prestige and a possible rematch avoidance, with Minnesota asserting influence in the Big Nine race. Also covered are boxing talks about Duffy offering Kelly a 145-pound match and notes on Kelly’s improved form and Donovan bout details.
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Minnesota
Minsota
Michigan
Yost
Gophers
Election Day Handicap Wins at Aqueduct Amid Record Crowd
At New York Aqueduct on Election Day a 20,000 crowd saw Carbuncle win the 1 mile 1 furlong handicap at 9 to 4 with time 1 52 3 5 a new track mark. Merry England set a track record in the first race, Garnish won the fifth, and Stomping Ground placed second. In Cincinnati Latonia, Determination won the Covington Stakes by two lengths over Rainkind with Aleta fourth. A mishap occurred when Midget Boland bumped and a boy was hurt as the horse ran five miles then crashed into a fence. The reservation handicap was claimed by a head. Southwestern Bowling League reports Wichita Vincedora opening matches. Cresceus track work in Kansas City aims at a half mile record.
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New York
Aqueduct
Carbuncle
Merry England
Cincinnati
Nova
Latonia
Determination
Fred Cook
Rainkind
Aleta
Hriers
Boland
Ato
Ecrateh
Low One Way Setlers Rates to Northwest and California
Burlington offers very low one way colonist rates to California Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana from September 15 to November 39 1908 with a 25 to 40 percent cut from regular fares. Travel via Denver Billings or St Paul on the Burlington Northern Pacific Express with chair cars and tourist sleepers. Weekly California excursions through tourist sleepers run in September and October via Denver Scenic Colorado and Salt Lake City offering roughly half price round trips. Inquiries and seedrate replies available.
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Burlington
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Denver
Billings
St. Paul
Burlington-Northern Pacific Express
Great Gully
Burtington
Colorado
Salt Lake
St Louis Battles Drury in College Football Tilt
Ragged game notes report St Louis struggling to a 6 0 defeat of Drury as play opens. A touchdown follows on a tackle by St Louis back Bobcat near the goal line amid frantic second half exchanges.
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St. Louis
Drury & St. Louis
Louis Boctee
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