Kansas Twenty Six Between Wichita and Hutchinson Unite to Enjoin Irrigators
Kansas farmers from Wichita to Hutchinson seek a court injunction against the Rocky Ford Irrigation Company of Hooks Fort Oklahoma to bar pumping water from the Arkansas River. The action aims to prevent diversions that would reduce water for local users and cites prior congressional authority and potential damages. The paper notes involvement of ex-congressman and anticipated filing in federal court by midyear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Nevs
Atiashwae
Itebineie
United States
Wyalitiy
Tabiner
Mnimdtlan
Arkansak
Keusesas
Tereniet
Seitribote
Cele Cie
Exenee
Mit
Wichite Athurners
Anaisind
Denter
Iitigreskman
Hasetade
Sant Theis
Eran Company
Pik Pay
Lalitue
Ve Theiver
Baoveh
Ramtel
Dicey
Buperine
Ene
NOY CITY OWNERSHIP PROPOSAL FOR WATER RATES
Jynathon City Mee considers a city ownership plan and a private alternative for street lighting and water delivery. The proposal offers a 32 to 1 subsidy ratio for street works, with private consumers facing monthly charges of 85 4 and weekly 37 cents for 16 candle power bulbs. The plan notes current city rates and reductions under new pricing, plus attach fees and araphere Der hour terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jynathon
Mee
Hwan
Governor Ross in Poverty Stirs Debate in Newpaper
Nov 2 Teaverworm reports many in Kak i recall ex Senator Bit Wed o Hoe and Johnson fame. Mention of ex Governor Edmond G Rom s quitting office and returning to trade amid poverty claims. The piece discusses national figures like Pomeroy and local concerns over economic hardship and independence in political life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teaverworm
Kaki
Bit
O. Hoe
Amiy’ Johnson
Oleh
Tisten Toente
Pomeroy
Hein Foy
Winkie
Wwe
Stp
Ll Eitie
Neer
Mexican Capitel Pe
Edmond G_ Roms
Wien
Wand
Cortifort
Wolf story from Lyons district ends in peril
A Lyons area account describes a wolf encounter with a woman tending a henhouse. The creature approached as she cleared a coop holding twenty eight chickens. The event notes the woman’s prior routine and the sudden danger as the wolf moved toward her.
Prevent Pneumonia With Ayers Cherry Pectoral
An early 20th century exhortation praises Ayers Cherry Pectoral for preventing and curing pneumonia. Personal testimonials from John Henry of St Joseph La and another patient claim relief from severe colds and lung fevers after using the remedy, noting recovery to normal health after attack.
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Ayer
John Henry
St Joseph
Wolf Shot By Woman At Farm After Pursuit
A farm woman trapped the animal by the house keeping a door closed while the wolf tried to reach the hen house. She then loaded a rifle fired through a window and killed the wolf with a shot between the eyes ending the pursuit.
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Atri V
Lee
Fred
Debs Sent to Jail Without Bail in Murder Case
At a preliminary examination in Bureke, George Dobbs was linked to the murder of Joseph New. Justice Rebchs ordered Dobbs held for trial in January at Sh tokwell Liace. The evidence remains circumstantial but strong, with public opinion split. County Attorney Sohtisin pledges a stronger case at trial.
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Bureke
George Dobs
Rebchs
Bobbs
Sh Tokwell
Fourt
Juseth New
Debs
Mrs. New
Sohtisin
Fumle
Caney Pastor Denounces Wife From Pulpit Divorce Granted
Independence reports Meg Will Jordan a Caney pastor's divorce from Ada Jordan after a sensational pulpit accusation of infidelity. The case docket lists William Jordan versus Ada Miller or Ada Jordan Tehy. Separate notices mention a new 15 ton electric plant project in Parson and various unrelated items from Lawrence to Washington.
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Independence
Meg
Will Jordan
The
Christian Chapel
Caney
Ada Jordan
William Jordan
Ada Miller
Ada Jordan Tey
Jordan
Parsons
Belog
York
Biker Biked Sixty Hours to California by Santa Fe
A promotional note touts the Pullman palace Andoumet sleepers and frew chair cars offering the quickest time, shortest distance and greatest comfort daily year round with express service via Santa Fe to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Dally
Santa Fe
Pullman Palace
Railroads and Valley Prospects Shown by Paul Morton
Paul Morton of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe outlines Arkansas Valley potential in beets, celery, melons, and farming. He urges banks to finance sheep feeding, expand melon production, push diverse crops, and experiment with sugar beets to boost local industry and market prospects.
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Paul Morton
Atchisih, Tuwkis & South Ferall Pel
Tosseritien
Lee Wer
James A. Davis
A. T
F. Bolhead
Ariclimde
United States
Rocky Perch
Walley
Texas
Arkynate
Kalamazoo
Mich
Arkandos Valley
Evaniries
Arkonees
Seri Optturst Department
Washington
Pnp
Arkaisia
Germnhy
France
Phowid
Gerad
Adi mii
Sam
Third View
Enlarge the Roundhouse Add Ten Stalls at Arkansas City
Santa Fe to add ten stalls to Arkansas City roundhouse in Kansas as the first 1910s improvement next year. Engineering prep is done and construction will start after President Ripley approves 141s estimates. The permanent structure will boost the southern division roundhouse status, moving it toward the Oklahoma division nomenclature.
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Arkansas City
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Railway Company
Kansas
Southern Division
Ripley
Tayor
Joco~ Inetives
Oklahoma
Depot Fire Destroys Frisco Santa Fe Joint Facility
Frisco and Santa Fe jointly owned depot in Fredonia burned yesterday afternoon. Fire unfolded under the platform and rapidly spread in dry, windy conditions, consuming the entire building within minutes. Water supply along the line is nearly exhausted beyond Monett and nearby points as responders work to wash out bollera and maintain operations.
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Neodesha
Monett
Fredonia
Navy
Frisco
Santa Fe
Sheriff Krepsey and Topeka News Highlights
Local items report Sheriff Krepsey’s health, Peabody wheelmen, Mrs Mate Weightman visiting in Winchaster, and business trips by H B Fieharty. Notes cover the state hotel entrances nearing completion, courthouse docket light, and a December 3 Foster Humane Society benefit at Library Hall.
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Sheriff Krepsey
Peabody
Mate Weightman
Winchaster
H. B. Fieharty
Southern
Kunis
State Hotel
3. Crockett
Junction City
John Worl
Donovan, Kan
Seorsbury
D. Coburn
Gaughter
Kansas City
Bharitt
Federal Court
Charles Curtis
Foster Humane Society
Library Hall
Willam E. Bray
Emporia
Puliee
Jonn W. Gardiner
United States of
John Speer
State Historical Society
Peter McVicar
Shawnee County
Perry
A. P. Willams
Gesitant State Tresaaren
W. Harwin
Amporkt
Topeka
Missouri
Federal Building
Frank McGrath
Kansas Farmers’ Alliance
United States
Rock
State House
Capitol
Weestern
Jack Tasker
Santa Fe
Geo. L. Stour
Sywiten
Stohe
Storrennt Hospital
Galtwalekotne
George W. Hunt
Allen
Salvation Arts Hospital
Salvation Army
Edward Carr
Santa Fe Brakemn
Trin Tuerdas Morinig
Santa Fe Hospital
Leeds
Kaness City
TMS
Sir North Kanees Avenue
Beneft
Maury Brown
Arthur Collier
Epworth
Kansas
Phorpe
North Topeka
Miss Brown
Coliom
Jennings
Aries
Columbia
Chas, Hixon
Topeka Railway Company
Pera Taruse
Opera House
Imanagement
Hyxon
Dove
Hixon
Uould Hay
Thanksgiving Donations Lead to Over Two Dollars Raised
The article notes Thanksgiving provisions collected for a dinner and a large quantity of meals, plus more than two dollars in monetary donations from schools yesterday. It references two large turkeys and several chickens prepared for today's meal and mentions previous year donation history.
Christmas Kindergarten Donations Highlight Local Hunger Relief
Four Central Congregational kindergarten families received Thanksgiving dinners today from donations gathered at the te bors and girls units. Distributions were made by Mr. Harry Overholt and Mrs. E G Manning after volunteers gathered details from Mrs Thorpe, the police matron. One family, recently discharged from work and facing illness at home, faced poverty despite neighbors’ aid. Two other families surveyed appeared less needy, with one basket given to a grandmother and eight children, not seventeen. A girl’s guidance led to another house, where assembled women demanded aid, prompting Overholt to leave provisions and depart quickly. A Parke date widow in Parke date supported several children by waste disposal work.
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Atte Bors
Central Congregational
Harry Overholt
G. Manning
Thorpe
Overholt
Lortst Street
Nbs
Overbolt
Tyler Street
North Topeka
East Eleventh Street
Mrr
Overhit
Jeannie
Veldow
Parke Date
Volunteers Feast Feeds Hundreds of Topeka Children
The American Volunteers at East Seventh Street provided meals to Topeka’s poor. About 700 hungry children were fed as hundreds queued for plates, with volunteers like Captain Shannon and McClintock aiding in distribution and free ditches. The Volunteers and Salvation Army plan to share holiday dinners, with Salvation Army serving on Christmas.
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Topeka
I East Seventh Street
Tiewtenant Grahel
Captain Shannon
Topeke
McClintock
Ton Ginil
Pablo
Volunteers
Salvation Army
Mr Nissley Delivers Dinners to Crew at Creamery
At dawn Manager Nissley organized a distribution at the creamery office. Applicants for tickets arrived, dirty and hungry, then joined about 180 workers in a march along Kansas Avenue after tickets were allotted.
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Hands Reemery Company
Paper Corriers
Niesia
Mr. Niewer
McNiacley
Kansas Avenue
Thanksgiving Dinner for County Jail Prisoners Lacks Turkey
Prisoners in the county jail enjoyed a good holiday meal though no turkey was served. They were allowed out of their cells for a time, with a dinner at 2 p.m. featuring fresh roast pork, potatoes, bread and butter, coffee and apples.
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Thy
Innar
Uearis
North Topeka Society Shorts and Local Notices
In North Topeka a mix of short items lists bakery products, wallpaper arrivals, and sales at local shops. Messages note residents visiting, upcoming weddings, and community events, with social news from the Kimball Printing Co. and exchanges at Costley & Posta.
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Kimball Ptg. Co
Canis
Gem Bakery
Biss Sadie
Horton
Isas
Cromwell
Costley & Posva
Dante
Central arpaGe
New Banss postmasters appointed in several counties
Washington Nov 35 Postmasters have been appointed Arlington Iene county LB Trem ply vice A Ruvtzel Cheney Sedgwick county J A Jey The ad LSaunders removed Richmond Prapk lin county Mrs A it Harshberger vice J M Tray Jesmave Stark Xeoshe county L G Murrey vice W C Harper removed
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Washington
Arlington
Iene
LB Tremply
A. Ruvtzel
Pees Cheney
Sedgwick
J. A. Jey
Thee Ad
To Cure a Cold in One Day Claim with Laxative Tablets
An old advertisement promises to cure a cold in a day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It asserts druggists refund the money if no cure, claiming the genuine tablets labeled L B Q aid rapid relief.
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Kansas News
Hutchinson
Colorado
Arkansas
Rocky Ford Irrigation
Noy City
GOV
Ross
Acd Kansan
Lyons
Evons
Lone
Francisco A Severiano
Taunton
Mase
Joseph New
Mystic Brotherhood
Lawrence
Erie
Mystic Brotherhood Cann
Diver Venrt
Kansacs
Tollover
Ortenel
Frederick G. Wittens
Jey
C. AtcConnell
Samuel S. David Port Scott
Willian R. Anderson
Gardiner
Tires —Tiehman Eps
Partins Ville
William Seymour
Hutchnson
Barrett Rogers
Biparado
Etc
Catharina St. Goce
Sarah Frame
Kamins Hecen Rol
Ailers of Benth N
White
Fort Scott
Sarah White
Jamesy
Tenspot
Tenterbook
Neuter Book
Detroit Free Press
Mary
Cincinonati Enquirer
Julian
Chicago
New York Journal
Buss
Sables
Boston
Railroad News
Arkansas Valley
Enton
O'Conner
Fay
Dade City
Gorman
Parker
Fanta Fe
Harrion
Dodge City
O'Gatner
Gurrion
MR. Nissley
Menrieltas
Toto
Zeus
Fiss
Fisske
Tnic
Topeka Cash Dry Goods CO
Kansas Cot Avenue
Turkey
Julia Joseph
Tadiy
Bimunt
Wy Petro
Hans Tropy
Thenkszivive
Miks Bertha Wiger
Mise May Glenn
Ehmunt
Unl
Kaser
Quincy Street
Monver
Sliver Laie
Rey Johnson
Chitauy
Airs
Johnson
Amay Atlas Maxwell
Dealiewlins
Restle
Quines Street
Custiey & Poet's
Neth
Topekh
Kan
Oelpek
A. W. Parks
George Camp
Mile
Tacheor Street
Kunnats Oly
Camis
Orcutt
Mid-Continent
Miyun
M. B
C. F. Whitny
TB. Reynelde
Samuel Reypolte
Fal Meynolits
Charles Sternbere Oli
the Savings: Loan Assn
Wri
Sime
Mactorran
Press
C. G. Inks
Davi
H. Tisuiger
New Crawford Theater
Eeeeene
Payton Comedy CO
Isaac Parton and & Company
Hiteen
Lauros
Babine City
Nov
Texue Cies
Slowey
Elsa Yuri Sloglils
Duce
Saez
MutToton
Sai
W. A. Michael Commission
West Sixth Avea
Topeka Kas
Perponnibiiity
E Lextremaent
J. .Gamyay
2 Provident
Spe Tows
Telephone 152
Lux Commission Co
Kansas Ave
Man
Seferry Crs
Union Rational Bask
Keccas City
Airal Latine Beni
Tucn
Onciverce
Bank of Topeka
Z Ae
Oo Ely
Couliey
Kpha Thaneus
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