Cheap Settlers Rates to the Far West and Northwest
A railway notice outlines affordable settler fares to the Far West and Northwest. It lists routes from interior Missouri to destinations like Butte Helena and Stakype, with through coaches from Kansas City via the Burlington line. Details include travel weeks in September and October, special excursions, and contact points for complete information.
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Chatr Care Tm Tree
Standart
Tourie
Butte
Helena
Stakupe
Panter
Forthwest
Illance
Neb
McChesney and Sombrero Lead Title Clash at Worth
Rival sprinters McChesney and Sombrero headline the Worth track card with a 122 pound Irish Sweepstakes race. The outcome could settle three years of debate as East meets West with Darnell & Here as owners. Lucien Appleby was scratched, and betting favored McChesney amid Derby-era talk of superiority between eastern and western thoroughbreds.
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Chicago
Worth
McChernie
Sombrero
Darnell & Here
Alek
Ian McCheensy
Call Green
Marty
Furtrain
Wihessing McChesney
AteChesney
Gohd
Herta
Wong
Hermie
Mermis
Ike Haw
Emily
Penton
York
Leenbon
McChesney
Kenilworth Breke
la Goleta
Nitrate Wna
Wut
National Fishing Averages and Horse Racing Notes
London era wires mix sports and horse racing with names like Philadeipnen, Abe, Willswae, and The Lady Sold. Details touch national averages, star pitchers, and derby contenders, noting Hirst and other figures in a fluctuating season overview with scattered data on weights and results.
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Wagner
Pitteburg
Ritehio
Ayo
Pitta
Byers
Chitagora
York
Wolverton Secod
Ialewace
Abe Bet Willswae
Teldine
Vtebarg
Boston
Philadeipnen
Football Gossip and Varsity News From Kansas to New Haven
Scrimmage practice at Haskell Indian Institute in preparation for the game with Kansas City next Saturday. Coach Curtis is pleased with team form and expects a strong finish to the schedule. Childs leaves for Los Angeles to challenge Gardner, with plans to San Francisco next. Coursing, shooting, and baseball notes from Arkansas City and Albuquerque round out the day’s sports briefs with standings and upcoming matches.
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Lawrene
Oca
University of Kunson
Ae Fer Tursdey
Igates
Wilbe
Apiin
Curis
Ipitiek
Amr
Trait Mather Bo
Uy Lawrence
Curtin Ood
Inx
Curtis Tani Ein
Amctionk
Asl
Banana University
Tenkinson
Haskell
Lawrence
Kat
Haskell Indian Institute
Kansas City
Abape
Outland
Childs
Get
Jim Prenk Childs
Chicago Negro Heavywork
Als
Harey Tousncott
Union Depot
Angeles
Jack Gardner
Tiwentieth Century Club
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Gardner Choynski
Rounsellett
Child
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Kasel
Arkansan City Gun Club
Clab’s Acrounits
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Yale
Jose Tener
Stame
Wisard
Cornett
Rhridon
Mr. Sauce
Bach
Will Santurd
Phil
Purdue
Aitwront
Dawemnaton
Mardur
Attehigan
Michigan Stars Impress in Gritty Gridiron Scrimmage
Quarterback Shewion led plays that evoked memories of Tethios as Indiana, Wisconsin, and Michigan showcased rugged contrasts. Notes praise for Lawson, Carter, and Metcalf while highlighting hard tackles, piecing together a tense game with steady defense and tactical passes.
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Tiii
G. F. Baneford
Maxwell
Shewion
Carter
Midhle
Indiana
Ian “Welaht
Lawrence
Walverites
Ron Kicker
Pomainie Kyrtysthires
Benscin
Ann Arbor
Wisconsin
Earl Driver
Aenlnee Carter
Michigan
Madison
Eehalte
Wilinea
Cornel
Keabody
Hale
Tisiken
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Ae Brown
Metcalf
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Cambridge
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Boer generals face reception turmoil in Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports General Botha sending notice that Boer leaders will arrive Thursday but must depart Saturday as police bar a procession via Brandenburg Gate. Bill posters refuse ads, government aims to curb Boer welcome. in Paris, Boer generals are hosted by officials and a diplomat’s daughter visits their wives at Troth’s drawing room as Botha comments on English civilization.
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Berlin
Botha Haw
England
Brandenburg Gate
Great Britain
Paris
Te Town Hal
Mra. Troths
Hypnotized by Clairvoyant Drives Woman to Seek Love
Miss Beatrice Padell, 30, formerly a Brooklyn meals keeper, traveled from France on a clairvoyant’s advice to find a new husband. She claims the seer hypnotized her and that she lost control of herself for hours, later saying she believed herself cursed by a Parisian fortune teller before being found wandering on Fulton Street and taken to Cure-Herland Street Hospital in Brooklyn. The case is described as a strange illness rather than insanity.
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New York
Uet
Belove
France
Beatrice Padell
United States
Maria
Brooklyn
Fulton Street
Herland Street Hospital
Kenale
Thoreday
Bexgan
America
Fadel
Ieee
Thomas Beecham
St. Helene
Eng
Canal St
Worn OCR Snippet Prompts Vintage Travel Notice
A garbled advert parodies a rail fare offer including Milwaukee Great Western railway and National Creamery Buttermakers convention notes. It mentions round trips to Milwaukee with tickets on sale October 20 and good to return October 2% plus agent contact details for J P Milner Chicago.
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Milwaukee
Cattago Great Western Railway
National Creamery Buttermakers’ Convention
Great Western
J. P. Milner
Chicago
Tiiinets
Fight Over Estate Ends In Territorial Battle In Kansas
In Blue Rapids Kansas Mrs Amanda J Reynolds died without a will leaving an estate worth about 000 Her oldest living child Mrs Eric Blomberg and her husband forcibly seized the property and farm assets with the rest of the family opposing They sold poultry and used farm stock while an administrator Frank Faulkener was appointed The Blombergs jailed for ten days and the case now heads to trial as kin clash over rightful heirs and venue amid county attention to the dispute.
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Blue Rapids
Kas
Amanda J. Reynolds
Cottage Hill Township
Eric Blomberg
Blomberes
Fred Kendall
Reynolds
Rte
Frank Faulkener
Blombergs
Blomberg
Odd Fellows Conclave in Pittsburg Kansas Enshrines Officers
The Grand Lodge and Rebekah Assembly of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows convened in Pittsburg Kansas on October 14 with delegates from four lodges. Officers elected include Grand Patriarch A M Bain Leavenworth and Grand Scribe L T Reese Leavenworth. An informal reception by the Rebekahs followed at the Pittsburg lodge rooms.
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Grand Lodge
Rebekah Assembly
Pittsburg
Kan
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Grand Wedge
Grandapatriarch
A.M. Bain
Leavenworth
Grand Citch
GF Ialer
Cotteysville
Grand Aemiar
Fred J. Consett
Wichitac
Lee
Monster Week at Chanute Promises Spectacle and Fireworks
Chanute Kansas launches a record carnival week in October 1925 with fourteen big shows and two tree exhibitions. Gas displays glow nightly while oil wells spew crude, and nitrostyrene shots promise thrills. Elks sponsor a vast parade with electric lights, torches, and a crowd of about one thousand. Officials tout a dazzling, hazardous spectacle with marching bands, flaming arches, and carnival attractions across six days and nights. In other news senator W A Clark backs a transcontinental rail plan from Jerem to Port Sill, and a liquor case in Leavenworth results in a fifty dollar fine and jail time after selling without a license.
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Chanute
Kas
Kan
Gitar
Elks
Elis
Anti-Horse Thief Association Session at Troy Kansas
The Anti-Horse Thief Association meets in Troy with 236 local members and delegates from nearby states. The Central Protective Association, with 15,000 members, sponsors broader criminal protection across Missouri and Kansas.
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Anti-Horse Thief Association
Troy
Harvard Official Dr Brigge Visit At Kansas University
Harvard official Dr Brigge will visit the University of Kansas this week as the official representative of Harvard. He will be hosted by Professor Lincoln of the French department, who knew him well at Harvard.
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Kansas
Harvard University
Brigge
Harvard
Lincoln
Convicts' Murder Trial Opens in Leavenworth
Five federal inmates indicted for first degree murder face trial under Judge Mook with Joseph Waters appointed to defend after Lutden Baker John Atwood and Ike Lambert unable to attend. Trials likely to extend across the month with many U S witnesses subpoenaed and the defendants expected to rely on their own testimony.
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Leavenworth, Kas
W. C.hook
United States Court
Mook
Lu~den Baker
John Atwood
Ike Lambert
Joseph Waters
Topeka
Waters
Trim
Tile
United States
Wager Sparks Rumor Of Hearing For Ex-Conductors
In Junction City Kansas rumor says discharged Union Pacific conductors may get a hearing Wednesday October 13 in Omaha. A betting spotter allegedly used a telegram about a brother's death to lure friends into a Denver round trip for rail fare plus ten dollars. A detective tracked the scheme as railroad men and friends reacted with bitterness.
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Junction City
Kan
Union Pacific
Omaha
Denver
Lelllne
Mimong
Peagora
Rural Protective League Gains Members and Holds Annual Meeting
A rural security league linked to the Anti-Horsethief movement reports growing membership in Atchison and Doniphan counties. The association formed a committee to study issues, claims deterrence of crime, and plans a next annual meeting. A public parade and banquet closed the event with officers elected for the coming year.
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Anti-Horsethief League
Lexus
Protective Association
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Cuiminain
Largelere
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Loiress
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Atchison County
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Atchison
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Meshes
Leland Opere House
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le Rev
W. M. Medards
Beker-McNutt
Adda Slyers
J. J. Baker
Emscelation
Thomas
Ptuna Botn
Sie Reeder
Punter Wain
Siew Jeanie Curtin
Addrena
Yan
Hiawatha
Viola
Vera Noroan
Trey Bend
Anid
Kanaan
Troy
Seane Glbinis
Offierrn
Tryour
Harrisonville
Liberty
Parker defrauder fined in Shawnee County Court
Kas Kas Oct 1k N D Parker of Ottawa fined 00 and jailed 1x months by Judge W C Hook for attempt to defraud. Parker ran a fake broker business, swindling Kansas City wholesalers of thousands, posing as a broker and selling goods at low prices. The case notes a long-running fraud traced to Atchison and touches on a forthcoming marriage of Miss Burns of Atchison.
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Taurenworth
Kas
Afinane Mo
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