May Mave Some Bearing on St Louis Connection Railroad News
Rail traffic and track projects loom as Santa Fe seeks access to Union Depot in St Louis, tying Missouri Pacific and Santa Fe routes. Indirectly the plan would affect Kansas City to Chicago and Jefferson City corridors, with debates over depot rights, track construction, and future through-service leverage. Local figures and executives weigh routing impacts and long term freight movement across the Missouri rail network.
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St Louis
Santa Fe
Cosme
Kanan City
Lowie
Sante Fe
Kansas City
St Louie
Uinieth
Emir Pacate
Suer Pacite
Hat Companiyns
Amy
Fred
City
St. Tauie
Elanes
Missouri
Siwell
Ite
Missouri Parisi
Karisars City
Wink Olyre
Atherton
Etan
Eton
Miesouri Pacific
Aeross
Prairie
Levany
Lake City
Jackson County
Kansas
Jefferson City
Etitlon
Cticago
Ty Enim
Rae
Agra
Buldts Weet
Chicaeu
Ieset
Triton
Bure Ingum
Miaouri Pacific
Union
Tt Visht
Miksiurt Pacific
Brita Ie
Bill
Serith
Kanimas City
A. Hu
Waminen
David McMilan
Tolker
R Kinsey
Newton
Martin McAndrew
Anya
Ernest Rhodes
Henry Hetne
Qi Ranans
Stordeepee Hilton
James Baird
William Bartlett
M. J. Corcoran
Grand Trunk
Chigumi
Ao Ta. Fisher
North Western
Topeka
Weanesiare
G. W. Greve
Santa Peturgeon
Harley
Kaeneas Divinen
George Eliot
Tack
Banta Ie
Porrina
Robert Graham
Wbte
Clint Sulderean
Harees
Texne Tines
Cashirr
George F. McDII
International Secre
Orsuda
Plotade
Southern Road
Commany
George Praser
Blicksmith
Hey. F. W. Etereon
Prohibition
Ee Peopie
T Hirst Christian Church
Fuuiroad
C. AL
Opeke Voller
Fringlander
G. W. Hamilton
Maidy
Joseph Wonderly
Charles
Nervier
Hert Shiekin
Ware
Badyville
Catate
Claude
Ahl Rathi
Earl
Guinbesestp
Kent
Frank Thompson
Hue
Topeta
Actiies
Tur Bheeman
Mater
Atchison
William Haden
Aleke Depot
White Ribbon Remedy Case and Care Details
A fragmentary report discusses medical treatment and patient consent, noting secrecy and defensive measures. It references a Jan date, a group of respondents, and potential dangers, with unclear names and places.
Central Bureau Discussed By Southwest Passenger Representatives
St Louis September meeting of railroad passenger officials from the Southwest considered forming a central bureau to promote the region. John Sebastian and Nicholsons proxy attended with leaders from Rock Island Frisco Cotton Belt Missouri Pacific and Katy among others. A draft plan to appoint a general and joint advertising agent was discussed with a future meeting to finalize details.
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John Sebastian
Gee
T ‘Nicholson
St -Louie
Panenger
Southwest
Panenger Inn
Chetrinat Pratt
St. Laury
Central Bureauu
Great Southwest
Dureau Te Oreaamed
M Comemitter
Mankerrs
John Sebawaln
Rock Island
Alex
Hilton
E W. la Beauie
H. C. Townsend
Howard Payne
Missouri Parish
Iron Mountain
George H. Tem
W. FP. Sweley
Fort
Afr
Sebastian
Geo
Mergers Shake Mexican Rail Leaders Across Pacific Coast
El Economista RAM Economista Mesivana reports a purchase that concentrates control of the Intersecante railway between Aliselty and Vera Cruz Port, aligning with the Mexican Central railway and the National railroad. The Rocke falter group and Speyer interests reportedly seek influence, while the government prepares to curb monopolies and preserve competition amid shifting consolidations.
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Meziin City
RAM Economista Mesivana
Intersecante Railway
Aliselty
Vera Cruz
el Economista
Mexican Central Railway
New Sonilelitiona Ie
National Railroad
Abe Speyer
Speyer
Gfiteroreante
Eneif
Transportatia Itaminht
el Boom Mith
Southern Pacific Enters Poultry Business Mystery Carload
A report claims Southern Pacific freight department entered the poultry business with one carload of bags transported from Kansas to Arizona amid a heatwave. The journey faced delays due to high temperatures and discovered hatchery evidence as the car neared Arizona, raising questions about the operation and its profitability.
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Southern Pacific
Raurad Ciores
Roa. Thivien
Thitlen
Kanane
Lee Angelwm Beonawe
Ariens
Yao
Thiller
Wray Resigns From Santa Fe Rail Line
San Bernardino California reports the resignation of C. Wray from the Santa Fe service. Rumor says the appointment was tendered for October and B. M. Van Way has been selected to succeed him. Wray served years in various roles including trainmaster and conductor in Los Angeles before seeking rest.
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Cal
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Wray
The
Santa Fe
B. M. van Way
Felectet
Petcher
van Way
Chine
Gianteher
Bhat
Los Anietes
Per Diem Spurs El Paso Rail Yard Chute Work
Rock Island obliged to build goal chutes at El Paso to streamline freight handling. The plan calls for twelve lines with a four-ton capacity, built to allow rapid loading of engines and tenders. Officials expect completion by the latter part of next week and emphasize improved efficiency for shippers.
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Rock Island
el Pasa
Route for New Santa Fe Line Announced
Official notice details a permanent route for a new Santa Fe line. The plan threads Guiteie Ot Ore and Wentward Okie, paralleling Pan Starlin Road to Qhuanah and following Canadian river nearby, with a southern conduit toward Littin Robe creek.
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Santa Fe
Finns Seek Oklahoma Farms in Wave of Immigration
Finns plan to emigrate in large numbers to Canada and the United States with a sizable colony negotiating with Santa Fe for farm land in central Oklahoma. An advance guard may arrive this winter, aiming to settle by spring 1903. More colonies bound for Oklahoma and Indiana Territory, with homeseeker excurions booked on October Tuesdays at reduced rates and cheap tickets to California.
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California
Railroad People Report Atchison Kansas City News
A San Antonio era style railroad note spreads about staff movements at multiple shops. Shifts, vacations, and reassignments involve foremen, clerks, and yard workers as managers oversee transitions to new machinery and a pending relaunch of locomotive and plant operations.
Crop Review Conditions Recording Persistent Factors
The item notes the crop review as a valuable record of prevailing conditions. It highlights sustained factors affecting yields, including weather patterns, soil moisture, and pest pressures observed during the period. The report emphasizes long term implications for farming decisions and regional productivity.
June a Banner Month for Kansas Crops in 100 Season Report
T B Jenniner of the government weather bureau released a Kansas crop service review covering January through September. June is described as a banner month for crop growth with warm weather and heavy rains in central counties, aiding corn and wheat progress, while earlier months show January cold with snow, February cold and dry, March mixed, April winds and variable moisture, and May favorable until late, shaping a varied year for wheat, corn, oats, flax, and fruit across the state.
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T. B. Jenniner
Government Weather Bureau
A Crop Service
Kansas
Bureau
Montgomery County
Clark
Belog
Atchison
Worden
Bottle Babies and Scott's Emulsion Boost
A vintage ad advises mothers to use extra milk or mixtures, then add Scott's Emulsion to bottles. It claims the emulsion helps thin babies gain flesh and strength, noting only a small amount is needed. The message includes garbled trailing text.
Weather and crop notes across the state show mixed Sept conditions
The week brought warmth and heavy rains across northern, central, and southern counties with cooler spells. Wheat harvest finished, oats in shock, corn ripening, and alfalfa thriving. apples promising in many counties though some drops. Potatoes large yields expected. flax and haymaking active amid variable rainfall and cooler periods.
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Cotin O
Einney
Reno
Republic
Marshall
Beven
Iala
Appice
Lorthers
Taiaie
Weather and farming notes mix with stray remedies and ads
Fragmented rural notes describe corn cutting progress in central and southern districts, with mentions of wheat and rye beginnings and heavy rains. A nearby health ad promotes Dr Thomas’ Electric Oil and Satin-Skin Powders, reflecting the era’s blend of agriculture updates and beauty remedies.
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Independence Hills
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QUEER
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Crop Review
Jennings
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W. C. Brent
Franklin Atreet
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Bright
W.C. Brent
Warners Bai
Warners
Vury
Kitcheys
Vatantie Medical
Rochester
X.Y
Topeka State Journal
Pubileher
Takay
Southern
EB. W. Thompson
T. A
Kans
Wisconsin
J. Thomas Lumber Co
West 6Th St
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U. P. Ry
Tourus
County Pet Pivisionatehinaa
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Nevision
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County— Indies
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