Cattle Shipments Hit Chase County Pastures Hard
A drought era grips Chase County as cattle herds near 4000 head risk costly losses. Pastures depleted, water scarce, and buyers rush to ship cattle to Kansas City and Montana. Ranchers like Norton Brothers and Frank Lee face heavy losses as hundreds of cattle move toward eastern markets and Texas roots, with inevitable impact on local houses and packing plants.
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Chase County
Akener
Pais
Easser
Santa Fe
Pall
Greenwood County
Cottonwood
Hirley
Norton Brothers
Frank Lee
Col Penderstatt
Joe Mercer
Arch Milter
J. C.furrine- Ton
Lou
South Lakota
Hanaus
Sia
Montana
Texas
Jess
Lane City
Kansas City
Kan
Shandalinda
Morris
Kansan
Cattle Feed Shortage in Clune County Winter
Bunkers in Clune county and Cottonwood Falls report scant cattle, with past year counts around 40,000 to 50,000. Rain is needed to extend grazing into October, but no forecasted hope appears. Ranchers push on as the Sante Fe line ships cattle westward toward markets and Dakota pasture areas.
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Cottonwood Falls
Clune County
Crewe
Trades Union Congress Opens as Women and Americans Attend
The Trades Union Congress met in Swansea with about 44 delegates present and more women and American unions represented than usual. The session considers defensive measures after the Taff Vale decision and explores picketing definitions, aiming to shield unions and workers from corporate penalties.
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New York
Trades Union Congress
Swansea
Wales
The
Tribune
London
Warliie Trues
Tovch
Bewerman
London Society of
Vale
House of Lorda
House of Lords
Taff Vale
Trades Unions Act
State House Ground Reveals Hidden Stone Quarry Risk
Fragmented notes describe grass dying around the State House grounds due to buried stone formations. Reports mention a rock quarry under the lawn and concerns over a potential collapse or damage to heating conduits and structural foundations. Officials weigh removal or stabilization as weather complicates excavation.
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Alretctios
Tata
Everral
Dursross
Capitol
State House
Labor Day Celebrations at Vine Reed Park and Garfield Park
About twelve hundred attended Labor Day events at Vine Reed park with speeches by Rev. D M Fisk and music by Jackson's Twenty-third Street band. Activities included dancing, cake walking, races, and a band concert. a 2000 strong Garfield park crowd enjoyed races, contests, and a greased pole event with Peter Murr earning a prize for crossing the creek hand over hand.
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Vine- Reed Park
Jackson
Nye Dixtere
Marvin Nye
D. M. Fisk
First Congregational Church
Fisk
RL Palmer
Trades and Labor Union
Garfield Park
H. EB. Ester
EL W
Eldridse
W. Owings
Willie
SoMiler Creek
Peter Murr
Kid McDonald
Carnegis Rewarded Them Hinton Sept X Andsme
Fragmentary OCR text notes farming, people named Sheadon Ea Jana Dick and Davners in a Porthaidey area. Details unclear but implies rewards or recognition tied to local individuals and activities.
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Carnegis
Hinton
Fms
Ea Jana
Davners
Crapeyerus Oa
Sime
Une
Tee
Saskenns Porthaidey
Coliters
Topeka News Snapshot Highlights Local Happenings
A garbled Topeka page lists community items including Justices Duster and Johnnauty returning from a tele viation trip, Washburn football rehearsal plans, and pipe dream notes about Labor Day. It mentions sidewalk weed overgrowth, local police activity, and town personalities like Justice Disney and Mayor Hughes amid varied civic updates.
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Copel
Quincy Stinker
Los Bokinat
Lawton
A. Petlows
Indian Territory
Justices Duster
Johnnauty
Waebturt
Htumuin Hrarts
Crawford
Threka
Wiggins
Nikht
Soeca
Tabor
Justice Disney
Oaklend
SA Swendsoe
Council
Gras
Joven
John Switzer
Benson
Burton
Copeland Granty
Carpenter
Harry
Notion
Kaw
Denver
J. J. Conners
Model Dey
Thorpe
Haines
Parkhurst-Davia
Fred
Constanle Menace Hin
Fruke
Prof. Clark
Wardburn
Topeka
College Avenue
Ed M. McKeever
Boward Wilder Beled Euchasian
Lincoln
West Tenth Avena
Wo Yates
Pith
Lincolt
Me. Burton
Aly Stanley
State Historical Society
Con Can Natia
Ludington
Chicago
Mall
Breeze
Willinty Price
Daugher Lottie
East Enth Street
Spencer
Stipeony
Abilene
State Journal
Washburn
South Africa
Lopyica
Hughes
Eho Dudles
Alex Drummond
Hoh
Pitkin
Harvey
Stormont Hospital
Joseph Griley
Ohio
Mr. Geiey
Topke
Sual
Vinewood Railroad
Monitay
Lindsay
T. EL Ful
Mr. Lindsay
Indiana
Hegtes
Buttato
Curzon Favors Religion in Schools
London reports Lord Curzon the viceroy urged religious influence in education while criticizing British reform trends. He warned against excessive examinations and urged standards supported by moral instruction within schools.
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Curzon
London
Simla
Times
Lord Curgan
Ties On Track Fort Worth Frat Meet
Fragmented OCR text unclear but mentions Fort Worth Texas and track related terms. Names and events are garbled, but indicates a track meet or race with references to locations and participants. No coherent facts or outcomes can be established from the readable snippets.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Draight Valley
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