Cawker City Stock Fedsters Hide Amid Winter Huts
Local notes recall a winter season in Cawker City with mentions of stock movements and figures such as A. Carton and John Stes amid unclear details. The fragmentary OCR references months and prices, hinting at market activity and farm operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cawker City
Cewker
Naveral
Entile
Beateres
W. Toitaiter
Jotun
Ndi
Kosire
A. Carton
John Stes
Bo WY
Picture in a cyclone photograph of Bias Campbell Brown
Fragment reads like an OCR damaged caption describing Bias Campbell Brown and a bantam with a distant river scene. It mentions pinkfort, mile distances, and a fence of warted hedges, with garbled phrases about a man named Tenh Meh and a mill or millstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bias Campbell Brown
Pinkfort
Arvewee
Setdabee
Aye & Cobient
Miike
Eeru
Cen Ball
Fae Guy Yast
Cawker City Oil Plant Deal Sparks Tarnished Plans
Fragmentary OCR shows Cawker City and Mitchell County notices about a petroleum plant project. It references contract prices, regulatory actions, and a Topeka writer’s involvement, with a four year term and periodical notices in a Tide section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cawker City
Owl
Pizithus
Nce
Entecnelm
Mivis
Topeka
Bak Riwtdall
Adding to Home in Cawker City
Oct 12 report notes continuing home additions in Cawker City. The article, though garbled, mentions local projects and edits to the paper's sixth district coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cawker City
Ewker City
Caren
Suehiy
Mother Urges Her Boy to Stab Another in Wild Claim
Fragmented OCR item reports a 13 year old boy urged by his mother to stab someone, with unclear names and locations. The garbled text mentions a judge or editor named J L Alrich and references family involvement in paper work, plus an alleged incident at a yard or park area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
Mcrae
Meyera
Mer
W. Breidenthal
Chinen Lofey
Atemia
Eorsraltter
Tom Watken
Jile Karsan
Fragmentary Rural News From Marshal County Scene
Readable lines describe farming yields and local orchards in Marshal County with mention of 22,000,000 bushel estimate, towns like Jemwil and Lenis, and individuals such as Mrs Brodrick and Miss Heber. The item weaves in court mentions, wedding notes, and scattered local happenings including an orchard damaged by weather and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell
Jemwil
Wis
Turbulent crowd at Bally Whore Gol incident noted
Fragmented OCR reports a chaotic scene at Bally Whore Gol with a probable fatal injury. The account mentions attendees crowding an amphitheater, a gate action, and references to rail routes, fares, and returning travelers as the event spirals into confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bally Whore Gol
Ingersoll Spake
Opin
Ul, Vt
Cain Aurnel
Ariel
Silee
Galeria
Leavenworth Excursion via Santa Fe Route
Fragmentary OCR shows a train excursion note referencing Leavenworth and the Santa Fe Route with partial fares and dates. Specifics on dates or prices are unreadable, but mentions a round trip option and consumer contact via a laundry and a phone number.
Crimson's Hope Braces the Men Up for Trinity Clash
The piece reports Harvard football prospects facing Trinity with talk of need for heavy experienced players. It notes key returning players like Shaw, Gay, and Coleman, plus injuries and training struggles. The article reflects general sports news and team readiness amid uncertain depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambrille
Caine
Wehlch
Latay
Harvard
Utr
Shiwa
Powberte
Jas— Gay, Hoasus
Sargent Garten
Colie Neiton Shaw
Sue Mist
We Dadbee
Frank Shaw
Itrip
Newfoundland
Detowtte
Jattray
Linus
Coleman
Woultrat
Mile
Wierren
Swain
Woodward
WASHBUEN'S EASY GAME STIRRED THE PITCH
The report describes a wan roiner effort with players focusing on crowd support and a late surge. Teams and locales are mentioned in a garbled, era voice style reflecting a park setting Saturday afternoon.
EK S U Defeats Emporia in Muddy Showdown
EK S U won 6 to 0 against Emporia in a muddy Saturday clash. The teams played disjointed, with no clean drives, as Por Em showed a rugged defense and Purrington made several runs and Roe took key tackles.
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Laprened
Ratsas University Phitvet
Satdrilay Agalnet
Orince
Eexporia
Intel
Piri
Purrington
Ferdinand Hall hosts midweek exhibition event
Wade Watte to preside as master of ceremonies. Event features four sound acts with Bobby Balt, Billy Teler, Hon Sunkestian and Kelarl Tucker. Dick Condes will lead a muster. Program aims to prep for roman match with Spider Binwpeun near Kansas City. Tickets to Great Bend and return at one fare, state irrigation convention, sale ends October 12.
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Wade Watte
Gooley
Ceremoniea
Onn
Tininum
Detoleier
Wattle
Bobby Balt
Billy Teler
Hon Sunkestian
Kelarl Tucker Ake
Dick Condes
Coremantes
Spider
Kenses
Great Bend
Eeturmm
Santa Fe
Fen
Santa Fe Route Teen Fare Special to New York
Partial OCR text notes a round trip fare offer via the Santa Fe Routs with a one fare rate and dates in October. Mentions Moody and a religious convention at Carnegie Hall with a total subscription around $110 and Rev Dwight I. Moudy delivering a sermon.
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Santa Fe
Rata
Ature
Toototuen
Larentia Oktober
Witrantage
Rata Ya
Adios
Moat Esitionl
Pears Jcas Stvam Laundry
Leavenworth
SeTober Idpo
Sive
Tober
Moody
Newark
Christian Alliance
Carnegie Hall
Dwight I. Moudy
Bear breaks chain at parade causing stampede chaos
Reported incident on October 12 describes a large pet bear breaking its chain during a Republican parade in Tacums. The animal charged crowds, injuring several and tearing garments, before being tranquilized with chloroform and ropes. Police chose nonlethal methods as the bear submerged itself before recapturing.
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Hun Downs
Republic
Congressman Toolitie
Eleb
Briusht
Carrhoys
Beast Tepan
Sys
Lendink
Political Fray Sparks Public Stir In CADE D FL Ward
An argument erupts near a residence as Cade D FL and local figures clash over a dormer project. Police intervene after a heated exchange with Captain Wyatt and Mrs Twiford becomes physical. several witnesses questioned. Citizens crowded the area as tensions rose and authorities detained two men for questioning.
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Sonaclesa
Cade D
Wiley
Stxrh
Kansas Avenue
Biris
Mr Tadtford
Wyatt
Twiferd
Atel
Stithnor
Ehitwood
Toyettss
Weett
Ste Chitwood
Hom
Gardiner
Hulton
Ervane
Bin
Mr. Radford
Breidenthal Meeting Shifts Focus on Widening Debate
Local officials planned a committee session to discuss Paterson era policies and the Popullet program. Writings from attendees show concerns over the approach and potential future actions as discussions continue in the committee room.
Alcoholism in the Army sparks Maine meeting
A Maine army post reports growing concern over alcohol abuse affecting troops at Porter Point and nearby posts. Army surgeons urge stricter controls as the issue dominates discussions at a gathering of key officials. The conference also tackles exchange suspensions and market matters tied to national exchange activities.
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Wanhington
Uttla
Bi Malbe
Midble
Port- Tit
Nowholiam
Alvoholtin
Snap Shots in South Missouri View Book Offer
Impressive photo-engraved Views of varied scenery in South Missouri promised for home seekers and investors. book titled Snap Shots in South Missouri and Kansas City edition offers 29 productions and topography details from the Richly favored region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
South Ettaecuss
South Missouri
Kansas City, Fort Score
Bolange
Acre
Kansas City
Fusion in Arkansas Deliberations Quiet Behind Closed Doors
Democratic and Populist state central committees met at Bald Little Rock Oct 12 and approved a fusion on the electoral ticket. Bryan advised concession to Populists who controlled the balance of power. Proposals moved legislators and electors in Lonoke Camden and Washington counties, with Populists placing their elector and related positions.
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Bryan
Resk
Ark
J. KK. Jonts
The
Dinocratis
Mr. Bryer
Arkansas Democrats
Mrr
Joz T. Robinson
Lonoke
HP. Snead
Camden
Tanner
E. R. Arnold
Washington
J. TR. Severetsa
Mace
Tragic Madison Street Electric Car Crash Involving Eight Injured
An electric streetcar on Madison Street derailed after hitting a tree at high speed. The eight passengers suffered serious injuries including broken bones and internal injuries. Names listed include Charien Hamlin and others with multiple injuries reported.
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Chicago
Opt.s
Madison Street
Charien Hamlin
Jeralka
Sharia Muier
Kemuiliog Verlag
Dozeth
Leedy Predicts Kansans Support for Silver Ticket
John W. Leedy spoke in Topeka, predicting William Joryan would win Kansas by a 20 000 vote majority. He claimed the silver party would win easily, while Republicans faced low spirits. The show house campaign shows strong support for the silver issue and railroad tie votes in the legislature.
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John W. Leedy
Topeteth
Joryan
Kansas
Leary
Giele
Joowl
Campalen
Wilyex Dairy
Adda
Kaneda
Beyan
Eco
Tegilature
Fehrs for Bismarck Health Anxiety in Parliament
The correspondent for The Charging at Parliament reports that authorities warn Bismarck’s health is causing serious anxiety. The note suggests the Iron Chancellor’s condition raises concerns about his capacity to govern and may influence parliamentary proceedings.
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London
Parla
Bismarck
Daughter of fusion candidate for secretary of state hurt
Fragmented clippings describe injuries to the daughter of a fusion candidate for secretary of state, with reports of arrests in various cities, political notices, and odd local notices. The text is garbled but references legal actions, elections, and local events including Topeka and Wichita notes. No coherent single event emerges beyond the injury claim and related municipal items.
Bid bidding sparks sheriff sale at east courthouse entrance
A lively auction at the east courthouse entrance drew rare bidder activity as Edward Wilder and Jonathan Thomas battled over parcels. Wilder finally secured property for 3599.05 amid tense bidding while several other sheriff’s sale lots changed hands to Herbert Miller, J B Anttrigtee, and Wilder among others.
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Jonathan Thomas
Edward Wilder
Sherif Sale Property
Court House
Penton
Thomas
Wilder
Fate
Park Street
Herbert Mi Juste
Hest Eighth Avenue
JBH
Ant.trigttee
Tis Acre Trust
Topeka
Wo. Pivtcher
J.thomas
Kusise
Paramore Subdivision
Ah Sheater
Toran Street
Exiw and
Mita ES. Lewia
Loran Street
Baas Wilder
Mes
Lewis Tar
Republican Pole Survey Reflects Shifts in Shawnee County
Shawnee County Republican chairman Gault reports a smaller slate of silver Republicans this year and predicts about 1500 Populists align with Republicans. He notes difficulties placing rigette supporters and asserts Populists may call themselves silver Republicans. The poll cites 20 miler Republicans and 37th gold Democrats with 11.90 votes per county baseline, but full figures will not be released.
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Shawnee County
Gault
Chave
Lowell
Pol
Lewelling
Guta
Galt
Against Gold Democrats New York Ballot Fight in Tivor County
In New York a dispute arose over listing the National Democratic party on the official ballot. Judges argued the name overlapped with the home Democratic party and risked confusion with the regular party. Election officials refused to place Shepard fable nominations under the National Democratic name, prompting a mandamus request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Binge
Jude Clement
National Democratic
Democrata
Wenwht
National Democratic Party
Miller
Wacome
Board of Elections
Nativuval Democratic Party
Grain and live stock mixed in early market report
The Associated Press report from Dec 12 details wheat lower on world shipments near 000, corn support from wheat, oats steady, and provisions with mixed futures. Live stock firm with strong packer demand. cattle receipts 2,095 head, hogs 40,000 today, with prices varying and demand uncertain.
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Associated Presa
State Journal
Chienge
Lunhain
Ishoed Saurdey
Gadde
Whhkt
Gorn
Ligend
Maui
Park
Ife
Sa Vaheed
Iard
Inbout Dike Birler
Riba
Hore
We Bieber
Topéka Grain Eschauc
New York
Paul
Atchison
Tite
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Market notes from Kansas City and Chicago grain and livestock desks describe steady cattle prices, steer and heifer ranges, and receipts around 9,000 at SHREP Receipts. Wheat, corn, oats, hay, and butter prices show firm to higher tones with broad supply data and regional activity across markets.
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Kansas City
Vet
Ehipeeltite
Etuces
Othirs Wow
Texas
Texea
Salda
Ap Rey
Envieo Moreira Paukere
Enied
Hanada
Fanans Guy
Allenity
Hieber
Ageia Hay
Iec
Tika Grain & Siyole Eeebanype
Chicago
Jamsas
Norn
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Walt Hall
Meare
Dante
U.S
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Renee
Weber
Greenwood County Care
Liverpool
Parekh
FMC Cmiele
Ann Leer
Syne Filbert Bier
Bert Renabil
Eee Mere
Asnuvu
Putin
Betch
J. L. Alrich
Wnd
Banner Cohn County
Brodrick
Woke Gheretto
de Bend Orohestra
Mery World Company
Pany
N.Y
Enepany
Mra Brodrickts Alsters
Uiembeey
We Gitte Coketvridtssl
Frodrick
Heh
Haride
Marshal County
Wienin
Mustela
Atviian
Walter Felihasd
Rick
Scotland
Lawrenor
Joorca
Brosirty
Om Paints
Fort Scott
Carthage Mc
Sid
Waternsee Court House
Wurth
Jett Wita
Silver
Republican
Stata
Groat
Cohan
Midloelle
Berk
Fem Donne
Deleber
Leavenworth Excursion
Crimson
Trinity
Will
Washbuen
Atiete
Seturday
Lom Low
Arthur
Ata Tentin
Oo Brokers Herrivon
Kane
EK S U
Emporia
Breldenthal
Noiny Watson
Poat
Maine
Tnetrinte Eecck
Divestock Exchange
Bart
Nntonal Exchange
Netinn
Peerleds
Stens Laundry
Lt Wats
Fusion
Arkansas
Feahs
EE Huah
Mankati
Tassue
Ceveretye
Hust
Canesii
Rae
Richard Quarics
Init
Richaal Querets
Seti Koper
Alt Lak
Boots
Myron Reed
Swiehita
Ema
Orty Stino- Son
Atte
Myron Real
Denver
New York Recorder
New York Recorder of
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Lotion
Darmetadt
Serehue
Trent First Dragoons
Kb Majesty
SatiGay
Berlin
Turkey
Otto Kuehne & Co
Ubir
A. & Kennedy
B.C. Payne
Peericas Steam Launtre
Saynhey
Democrats
Kings County
Louie
Zimmer
Sibler
Cella View
Zlesmoer
Mise
Chicago Livestock
Terans
iGis
Dniekgo
Cort
Ouga
Pravishina Mhrsige
Gholeru
Minoura
Puta
Grain & Stock Exchange
Marein
Weespendepce
Forrest
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