Still Talks Freight in Kansas State Grain Journal Rift
Wi Prpaius editor of the Southwestern Grain Journal relocates to Wichita and expands to Southwestern Grain and Fuel Journal. He vows a campaign against existing exit road freight rules, arguing Kansas mills cannot compete with out-of-state mills. cites railroad rates and policy as the core issue affecting Kansas families and industry. The piece blames railroad attorneys and state legislators for the current freight structure and calls for scrutiny of law.
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Muttm- Dechle
Land Buyers Boost Thomas County Farm Lands
Land buyers from eastern Kansas and nearby states push demand for Thomas County lands. Reports say over 10 900 acres sold since July with new buyers from Kansas and Iowa, aiming to expand holdings and boost local development ahead of fall planting. Local residents expect growth and improved property values as sales continue into autumn.
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Kassas
Towa
WATCHING HER TRAP IN OCTOBER NEWS HARBOR REPORT
The Russian government states Japan has mobilized troops for Korea and may threaten Russia. Japan has sent three divisions, with ships moving between Chemulpo and Fusan, while their exact aims remain undisclosed. Rosen, the Russian minister to Japan, traveled to Tokyo after a war entry at Fort Arthur last week with Admiral Axtem, now tasked with overseeing Russian interests in the Far East. The outcomes of the conference are not known.
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Topeka Men Lose It in Wild Kansas City Game
A Topeka baseball squad fell to Kansas City travelers at Vinewood Park, 11 to 3, as the Caseys outplayed the locals in the late innings. Captain Vesper rallied his team for victory while notes of bribery rumors and a new police court rule colored the day's events.
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U. GT
Kansas City
Vinewood Park
Ike
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French President Carnot is wrecked off Halland
Brief telegrams report a wrecked status of President Carnot off Halland with thirteen perhaps drowned, and other assorted telegraphic notes from various locations including Cairo and Washington about weather, naval messages, and labor strikes.
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Carnot
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Perhota
Winter Weather Talk Sparks Topeka News Brief
The Topeka Kamsas City football crowd drew a large attendance at Washburn Field. Local updates note school board tonight, traffic and paving work on West Sixth Avenue, and several residents traveling or recovering from injuries. Activities include a Topeka physician’s sick report, Topeka street work, and a surprise party for Joseph Gerdom with many friends attending.
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Clay Center
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Jinge
Lesior
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Wilteey
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Albert Sieber
Charles Mages
Jay
Roar of Battle at Camp Young West Point area
Camp Young west of Nashville saw nearly seven thousand troops awaken to a day of hard war. Skirmishers probed enemy positions as heavy firing grew into a roar. The main objective was to establish an outpost and attack the lines, with Governor Turbin and Indians spending the night nearby on the field.
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He Tia
Made Him Eat Sand Fatal Assault Case Reported
Oct. 5 The boy Fred Wagoner is dead after two private soldiers allegedly forced him to eat sand. They dislocated his neck and sand was found in his stomach. Offenders are known and await coroner's inquest verdict. Kansas City and Return $2 via Santa Fe tickets on sale Oct 4 with return by Oct.
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Hh Privnates
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Real nourishment for all through Mi-o-na supplement
Rowley and Snow advertise Mi-o-na as a real nourishment food form aid for stomach troubles and emaciation. They claim it aids digestion and assimilation, strengthens digestive organs, and increases flesh with weekly health gains. They offer a money back guarantee if it fails to deliver promised results.
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Rowley & Suu
Topeka High Defeats Central 6 to 0 in Wakburn Held Game
The crowd at Washburn Held Saturday watched Topeka High School defeat Central High School 6 to 0. Topeka's wall defense and end runs set the pace while Central's line showed weakness though their ends were strong. Johnson starred at full back for Topeka, with Griggs excelling on defense. Scarrett, Samulers, and Combe for Kansas City fought hard, but Topeka's timely plays and a late score secured the victory as the game ended with Topeka holding the 49-yard line.
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Ebert
Real Estate Transfers Include Multiple City Lot Deals
A string of transfers lists M Drake to A Met yurkin and wife for 235 at 44 Plilmore street in King's addition. T Heoker and wife purchase in Wm L Dexter for 2,200 at lots 60 and 6 Western Avenue, Douthitt Place No 2 addition. The Orchard Place Land Co to WW Wooley and wife for 300 at 78 and 38 Tyler street. Deeds show various parcels on Morris Avenue, Bulisan & Bartholamny's addition, and connections to the Win Starr and the Poplar street area. Annie Greenwood sells to Sema Crn weil for 1257 at lot 46 and south half of Poplar street. J Norton’s second sale involves a lot to the First Baptist Church, Tecumseh, Kansas, Lot 2 Public Square.
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Tax In Things Easy at New Crawford theater
Dramatic events unfold as the Tiger Lilien company stages the musical farce Tax Ing Things Easy by Jane J. Rieck at New Crawford theater. Promoted as a premier season highlight, with Drew company presenting the sexton and lavish costuming and light effects expected to outshine prior shows. Lyman Twin Prothers and other stars appear in a Saturday matinee and night performance promising one of the season’s most envied productions.
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Crawford Theater
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Lyman Twin Prothers
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