Weather Proverbs Predict Hard Winter Told in Prose Writ
The article compiles weather proverbs from an official weather book and anecdotal reports by observers like Jennings, linking October and November conditions to winter outcomes. It cites signs such as wind, frosts, goose breast whiteness, Indian summer patterns, and arctic details, noting varying local interpretations and ongoing public discussion.
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Jennings
Tug Boon
United States
Cum “Arctober
Jinan
Agri Nm
Onder Raneus
Grater
Novermoor
Fearty
John Curran
Septembsec
M. Allsiigh
Shwnee
Alwaye
Hari
Sean Bek
Thorauanty
Reed
Wii
Shaw Explains Bank Note Policy Amid Deposits Caution
New York Oct Shaw states no new deposits will be made on any security other than government bonds. He argues banks rely on circulation backed by low interest, warns that existing debt and redeemable notes tie up funds and that banks cannot raise circulation freely without retiring it, urging careful policy to sustain the banking system.
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Degestta
Lea
Fete
West
New York
Convention Nomination Battle and Split Rumors Stalk Ballot
Amid political turmoil the convention nears, with John Goodwin’s faction voting low and plans for Bird Coler state ticket intact. Kings County factions threaten bolt as delegates weigh Coler support and Parker’s potential acclamation amid a unit-system dispute and looming party divisions.
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Lal Goodwin
Sesechan
Godwin
Afr
Devery
Chautauqua
John Cannen
Richard W. Herman
Obeida
Tranufer
D. J. van Auren
Ontario
Jonn
Wings
Tes
McCarren
Kings County
Coler
Mel Curren
Nod
Coles
Parker
Reaven
Evans Funeral and Topeka Player Hurt in Football Incident
Ottawas football figure Captain Jack Evins suffered injuries in a game against Topeka. Flowers were laid at his funeral, with mourners debating the meaning of the tribute. Evens was carried from the field and remained out for the rest of the game. In other news, Catholic temperance leaders plan a national campaign for total abstinence with a new organizational body to be formed.
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Ottaws
Topeka
Ottaws Reputite
Fowler
Jack
Jaeck
Junt Kotch
Rolind
Deck
Evans
Caldverll
Homme
Fragmented report from Yolghama on typhoon impact at Koknevks
On October 1 a typhoon swept Sandariesti toward Koknevks causing heavy seas and wrecks near Yoronama. Reports mention casualties from the "tidak wave" while asking about diphtheria throat infections and other illnesses. details are incomplete and unclear. Continuous updates are expected as authorities assess damage and fatalities.
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Yolghama
Koknevks Dering
San
Fort Riley Maneuver Shows Russian Attache in Combat
Fort Riley Kas Oct 1 A two mile long train is attacked by a Brown army raiding force as the Blues defend with infantry cavalry and artillery. Col Raspopoff of the Russian service participates in the drills alongside US officers and observers including Assistant Secretary Sanger and Acting Adjutant General Carter. The exercise tests wagon train movement and strategic dispositions across the two mile march.
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Fort Riley
Kas
Mnaneuvers
Topeka
Port Riley
Three Mile
Sevypth
Eld
Fourth Cavalry
Eighth Ovary
John Lehr Believed Found Dead After Night Run
Coroner and county attorney debated Lehr's identity after his body was found at Parsons Fair Grounds. Evidence linked Lehr to his M.E. and T. railroad run and to the Et Clair restaurant and Doughman & Ruster hardware before a suspected self inflicted pistol shot.
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Parsons
Ff Parsons
John Lebro
Fair Grounds
Bf Mt Jac
Poth
Smith
Hyatt
Durand Named Democratic Nominee For Governor
Detroit Mich after a disputed state central committee meeting the Democratic party nominated Durand for governor despite withdrawal of George M Durand of Filet whose paralysis ended any bid. The committee split between Durand supporters and those backing other Democrats including Burund and Stig with Durand winning by a narrow margin.
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Detroit
Mich
Democratic State Central
Ernuz
George M. Durand
Filet
Sudee Dura
L. ‘Tt. Burund
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Binte Sematar
W. Helm
Charles Stig
Great Mapas
Durand
Kansas City and Return Fare via Santa Fe
Kansas City and Return $2.00 via Santa Fe promoted in transit notice. Fall Festival events listed with timetable and fares. visitors urged to travel round trip with Santa Fe for festival weekend.
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Kansas City
Santa Fe
Editorials and ballot drama in Kansas politics
Fragmented political lobbying and candidate maneuvering surface in Kansas coverage. Whispers on Craddock and fusion tactics loom amid tax debates, editorial calls for clean candidates, and party infighting at Lawrence and Leavenworth with judge nominations and ballot rulings shaping upcoming elections.
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Lawrence Journal
Cradfock
Tle
Esmuree
Sraddack
Kelly
Chicago Market Report Mixed Signals From Open Trading
A fragmented market report shows firmer butter and grain tones, with Chicago prices reflecting strength in dairy and mixed reactions in provisions, grains, and livestock. Traders note weather influences and cautious buying as October activity begins, with early gains tempered by profit-taking across several commodities.
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Tanks Livestock Market Summary Report
Livestock market notes say cattle steady with steady demand as hogs and sheep show price movements. Traders report demand for stockers and fat cattle, with hog prices around 67 to 73 per hundredweight and various quoted figures for cattle categories. Market activity described as mixed, with some declines in hog pricing and improved sheep trading prospects.
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Market Notes
Kansas City market notes show live cattle and sheep activity with mixed demand. Headlines indicate staying steady to weak for sheep and lambs with price ranges referenced, while cattle and feeders see similar firmness.
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Zesalex
World show to highlight Parmosa exports and art
A foreign exhibit will feature Parmosa products including teas fibers and other goods. It will promote export trade and showcase new methods of performing crafts and education. The piece notes a controversial account of head-hunter tribes on a frontier island.
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James W. Davidson
Island
Government to sink artesian wells in Nebraska and Kansas
F H Newell chief of engineers in irrigation work consults with field engineers and Nebraska lawmakers. Government will soon sink artesian wells in western Nebraska to test continuous water supply, with similar plans in Kansas and the Dakotas. Newell travels from Lincoln to Denver and then to Dodge where machinery for Colorado River work will be purchased.
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Lincoln
Neb
F. H. Newell
Feild Engineers
Nebraska
Congress
Newell
Kanees
South Dakota
Arthur FP
Stock of Brondstatui and related provisions details
Fragmented OCR notes describe stock and provisions including quantities like 1,704,000 and 7,600 units, with references to boxes lard and various other items. The text is unclear and partially garbled, but indicates a ledger or supply tally involving prime goods and multiple locations such as Mercer.
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