Novelist Read’s Kansas political speech draws crowds
The novelist Opie Read closes his Kansas lecture tour with a spirited speech critiquing campaign politics while praising Kansas residents. He plans to stay another week and later write a book about Kansas people, noting their patriotism and warmhearted character.
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Read the Writer and Politician A Meeting at Heartland
An account describes Opie Read, a writer famed for humor and moral storytelling, meeting with Kentuckian politicos and townspeople. It portrays Read’s banter, warmth, and unwillingness to be molded by politics while sharing humorous and touching tales of moonshiners and Civil War patriots.
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Political Briefities from the Busy Reader Ledger
Sam M Coeny McPherson and J W Iden of Parsons joined Emil Grosser in a series of Dickinson county meetings. Ottawa reports record primary registration while D Chester Long and BE Hoch campaign in the Seventh. Pat Coney, lacking funds, shifts to supporting the Republican ticket. Brian predicted to win Kansas by 12 000 to 20 000, Gerard First National Bank orders detailed expense accounts, Love forecasts Bryan winning Kansas by a large margin with fusion majorities and several congressmen. Senator Baker spoke at Wamego Saturday about the contest.
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Market Report Hums Over Wheat Outlook and Weather
A chaotic OCR summary notes weekly market shifts in wheat and related grains, with December futures fluctuating amid wet weather, cooler demand, and mixed receipts. It references Minneapolis and Duluth receipts, forecasts higher future bushel totals, and a quiet start followed by a small drop as prices moved with weather, demand, and crop conditions.
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Hogs and cattle market notes from Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City livestock and Chicago wheat and grain markets show quiet demand with limited movement. Cattle receipts near five thousand, hogs priced lower on variable quality. wheat in Chicago mixed with cautious buying, cash corn delayed, and grain futures influenced by rail rates and rain in the belt.
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Grain Market Briefs and Stock Notes Amid Turbulent Trade
A Rusted ledger of grain prices, stock tips, and market notes from Chicago and Duluth outlines fluctuating wheat, corn, and oats values. It references suspected rumors impacting market stability, investor caution, and suggested allocations toward Southern Pacific and Sugar equities, with shipping and receipt data across several hubs.
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Sale Notice From Kansas Fire-Protection District
A damaged OCR fragment indicates a sale notice for an auction or paries sale related to stock items and fire-class plans. The text mentions FOR SALE, case, sections, and stock items, with scattered references to Kansas events and a fire-protection context.
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