Todays Market Report From The State Journal Trade Desk
Market report notes wheat futures turning lower on open with selling pressure as buyers remained cautious. Prices moved lower across wheat and corn while cattle futures showed mixed to firmer tone in Chicago and Kansas City markets. hogs rose with pork prices buoyant.
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Badewet
Unclear Biographical Sketch of Mary and Siblings
Fragmentary account outlines Mary Baptet and her sister in San Francisco society, noting a family of 13 children and seven tied to religious aims. It mentions Mary Hospital, Mercy’s academy, and other institutions, plus a brother who has traveled and written about his trip. Ends with Burlington Route train details from Minneapolis to Sioux City.
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Sista Mary Baptet
Soctier
Slaters of
Marey
California
Fembis
Slepet
Charles Ys
Pecular Fife
Thia County
Sanu Praasises
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Mary's Hospital
Gur Iity of Mercy's Academy
Matar Mazoridarthia Saving School
Pace Girls
Magdalen Asylum
Pever’s Convent
Our Lady of Mercy's Acadeny
Burkeley
San Francisco
Giteo
Lordi Teuseell
St Psyl Cod
Minneapolis
Vie
Burlington
Minewurt Tivtr Potoeete
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Sioux City
Trey
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Morth
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City Worth
Topeka Festival Society Rites Honor Visiting Officers
A grand Topeka social climax accompanied by a gala party hosted by Topeka young ladies for army officers and visitors. The event featured a decorated Wien hall, an orchestra of ten plates, and a large turnout of local and regional families, with many at the parade and ball. Notable attendees included Major and Mrs McCasker, Captain and Mrs Troms, Lt George Fetes, Miss Nora Nthy, and numerous Topeka, Fort Leavenworth, and surrounding-city residents.
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Topeka
Hank Davis
Walter Bores
Curny
Georse Sboker
Thomas King
Bank Staats
Glewsnine Wien Hinde
Micew
Olle (Brien
Mary Thompson
Mims Giorna Crom
Murcardt
Loyal Legion
UW Elick
McCasker
Guntike
Minas Eleanor
Troms
Mre
HB. Moon
Mes Simtesburk
Nene Ferrell
Ginuterart
Bre
Sands
Lieitenant
George Fetes
Lisiteant Howard
Mise Howard
Ft Leaenworth
Arinin Mite
Miles Low
Neely
Viva
Sadie
Gertude Atchisan
Misu Gone
Mufee
Jets Darrah
Anit
Fiemphey Rose
Pierson Lyons
Hira Wison
Edgar Hopkind
Archie Byrnes
Mies Corse Bachas
Osilousk
Nora Nethy
Damed
Aiea Lorde Pisce
Denver
Beni Allen
Chicago
Baste Teout
Wamu
Ben Eren Hell Wiversvare
Ates
Wear
Bonebrake
Pitiaburg
Mary Howe
Mise Waieht
Tolvile
Bir Fimetélon
Brexion
Currix ‘Titus
Mangus
Biss
Lala
Hedford
Mies Anne Carr
Chitsco
Fitinos
Sabetha
Mew
Ralph Fierric
Ottawa
W. P Burien
Ft Leavenworth
Mr CF
Ligdle
Dine
Mihuttun
Kittie -Winkleys
Erapurie
Willard Davis
A. HF
Omnelly
Thusus Clegy
Me Shinney
Altes Hughes
Kanway
Mise Marcard Bell
Camboldt
Whiener
Stemens
J. Ewan
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Fragmented Passenger List From Local Social Notes
A lengthy OCR listing shows a dense roster of names, titles, and places including Miss Myrtle Mitchell Missi Musile Statey Mive Visa Low and many others. It reads like a parade of residents and visitors with scattered references to weddings, visits, and church events across Kansas City Leavenworth and nearby towns.
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Thorem Ryssington
Mit
Mabel Martius
Abiss Zodsthy Dekel
Betas
Asi Jones
ties Myrtle _ Mitchell
Missi Musile Statey
Mive
Visa Low
Sm Lithin
Winitatock
Rise
Basel Chase
Mita
Winifred Warner
Alice Byrd Lekins
Howard Wilder
Reastacton
David Painer
Hatey Weaver
Geo
Stoker
Co. Gurry
John Watera
Chas
Thine
Forron
Wit Seifer
Prac Sernett
Atchia P Williame St. Hiet
Fy Wilkins
Jat Prey
Warren Akers
Prank Gillett
Dies Wikidal Myr
Jrurk Bratt
Chaite Stanley
Bir
Hulph Pintereos
Mer Bred foGimn
Wohl Bargies
Heed
Mrrivon
Edward Dennis
Harry Weaver
Faint Davis
Witlart Kiutis
Cole
Kansas
Huttson
Dacral
Tewsen
Orth
Mies
Thos
MS Boss
Lestvetworth
Wissing
Hetzer Bose
Washburn College
Staan
Norm McCasthy
Dirand Sundey
Ibjos Sy
MaChirs
Pateri
Uusks
Olly Sinniay
Mary Lukin
Mari Fnealte
Euistend
Mes J
Langstort
Tinley Street
James A. S¢xuon
Kattan
Spew Peasentay
Orleads
Mes
We. A
Atre
Coates
Tye
Bie
Culehgo
James Walker
Bald Syin
AW Ee Weleh
Maltherice
Mia Church
Kansas City
CM. Merriam
St Joseph
Kate Muntgomery
Carbon
Dinle
Dera Sutherlind
Jie
Eleanor
Tiarnton
Kansas Ciy
Helen Goddard
Staple Hall
Rev
Mea
Mittur
Newton
Terian
Mer
Prextytertho
North Titeia
Wallen
Tuesci
Florrow
Maury
Hintt
Corrie
Lewyonworth Tomorow
Mise Jennin Shipnes
Mise Salle Pishes
Finnake
Hagar
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Harsas
Pittebure
Hand Moincine Car Relief for Babies and Mothers Trusts
An early 20th century ad story reports Hand Moiicine Cares claims of soothing infants and improving sleep. Testimonial letters by mothers praise the remedy, noting baby rest and relief from discomfort. The text markets Hand’s Rammonies for enilitzen and related ailments, sold by druggists and agents in various locales.
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J. Percy
Mochers
Druseiuts
Zy Hanis A
Hottie
A Look Through South Missouri for Four Cents
A fragment describes a book offering farm views and engravings of South Missouri and Fort Scott with notices of topography and productions. It mentions price and publisher details such as Lockwood in Kansas City and hints at a colonial or regional survey among 19th century prints.
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Kansas
Fort Scote Gettem
Prim Faiiroad
Kenma City
Grand Army's New Chief Major Clarkson of Nebraska
A fragmentary account notes Major Clarkson seen as shadow commander in chief of the Army of the Republic. Born at 49itye borg, Pay in p80 nga Geers th cool within thies niles of the glace, he served from enlistment through the Civil War, commanded regiments, and later held roles in Omaha and national veteran groups. The piece also mentions Schubert as the first fertile song writer with over 1200 numbers.
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Orska
Sarena Clarketh
Thee Army of the Republic
Clarenon
Antintam
Solus
Tor Volurtiers
Illinois Ardlinrs
Oubra
Cleo Grant
Gerinrs
Johyn
W. Durie
Whr
Hutiles
Gennral Steele
Omahi
Bia
Clarkson
Omak
Mary Egoociar Matteron
Clarkson Hia Teken
Guisties
Wee Pen
Omaka Dutint Tiueseos
Alec
Nebrake
Harrison Consents to Two Campaign Speeches
General Harrison has consented to deliver two campaign speeches as he travels via Indianapolis. The first address will be Monday evening at Richland, Ya, and the second Tuesday afternoon at Charleston, W. Va. The notice urges prompt medical care to prevent pneumonia bronchitis and consumption with One Minute C regimen.
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Richand
Charleston
W. Vie
Sreenwagen Avenue
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the State Journal
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