Corn Report For Weeks Weather And Crop Conditions
The weekly crop summary from the weather bureau notes warm and cool waves, light frost in eastern counties, and heavy rains in the eastern half causing surplus. Early corn safe in Dentohan, frost risk low in Brown, wheat sowing active, pastures improved, apples variable across counties, grapes modest in Riley, and haying affected by wet weather with plowing and threshing progressing across divisions.
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Jennings
Weather Bureau
Ete
Trewell
Elk
Kurieas City
Madison
Enwood
Kansas City
Cuteette
Burtington
UIN Bches
Dentohan
Anderson
Doniphan
Shawnee
Shawner
Johnson
Atchison
Pottawatomie
Jefferson
Riley
Washington
Bens
Republic
Russell Sn
Sedgwick
Ottawa
Western Division
Norton
Decatur
Thomas
Lane
Lane Prairie
Ford
Fashionable department sale with outfits for women
Daily stock of the newest garments includes walking skirts, tailored suits, and trimmed dress pieces. Mixed home wear, cheap piieces, and various fabrics offered with large discounts, free samples, and a two day sale event featuring fabrics, carpets, and linens.
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Xray
Oxford
President Palma Welcomed in Cuba Tour Sparks Enthusiasm
Puntia Princine Cuba dispatch reports President Palma arrives in Puerto Principe to a sea of muted cheers and bouquets as locals line the streets. He declines speeches, noting the revolution’s joy while officials explain the theater status and the welcome scene amid a crowd that fills the area around the provincial ball.
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Puntia Princine
Cuba
Partma
Puerte Principe
Eople
Lestore
Ballaing
Palma
Lee
Palin
Rise in Mississippi Impacts LaCrosse Farmers
Heavy rains north of LaCrosse cause a three foot rise in the Mississippi river at the point over the last 48 hours. The river stands eight and a half feet above low water mark and is rising an inch per hour. Local farmers in lowlands prepare for the third flood of the year.
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LaCrosse
Wit
Here
Mississian River
Topeka News Briefs Mixed with Local Notes
Short, jumble of items from the Chicago Record-Herald and Topeka. Mentions Topeka fair tents and weather, Colonel Wright from Dodge City, Jarmon Wilson recovering from typhoid, Geo Hanley’s oil drill trips, Washburn football practice, budget quirks in adjutant general salary, beggars and city ordinance, Washburn registration day, state health inquiries on consumptives, diphtheria not as serious as reported, William Taylor moving to automobiles, fairs disrupted by rain, Rep Duo from Potawatomi on return from Colorado Springs, portrait addition at supreme court, John Fleishman aiming for state University, future college plans for Arthur Griggs, home ownership pitches by Shawnee Building & Loan, Benedict branch rail service petition, and a well contamination concern at Thind and Madison.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Bouday
Fair Grounds
RM. Wright
State Forestry
Dodge City
Jarmon Wilson
Cider Smith
Geo. Hanley
Chanute
Thayer
Thayer Oil Reid
A. B. Jones
Trego County
Washburn
Wash‘burn
Kennedy
Lawrence
Kelsey
Leutenant
State Board of Health
Lowry
Baldwin
William Taylor
Hutchinson
Pottawatomia County
Colorado Springs
Supreme
Supreme Court
George M.stone
Bilis
John Fleishman
State University
Arthur Griggs Fae
Watshburh
Shawnee Building & Loan Association
West Sixth Street
Quincy
Toronto
Virgil
Coyville
Benedict
Santa Fe
State Board of Railiesd Commissioners
J. H. Devin
Thind
Madison
Acros
M K T Reports Yearly Finances and Fleet Size
The Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway announces its annual report for the year ending June 30. Total mileage stands at 2,718 miles. Gross earnings are $17,208,190 with operating expenses and taxes at $12,449,082. Net receipts total $4,750,109 and surplus reaches $1,999,916. The company states it is free from floating debt.
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St. Louis
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company
KOA
Bulldog Enjoined In Knoxville Neighborhood Dispute
In Knoxville Sept 1 a liveryman Bell was enjoined from barking and disturbing W Tepetl's family after Tepetl filed in chancery court. Judge Sneed granted the injunction with a request to make it permanent after further hearing. Tepetl alleges Bell’s dog caused wife nervous prostration and seeks lasting restraint.
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Knoxville
Bell
W. Tf. Tepetl
Tepetl
Eitinen Hving
Chancery Court
Barkiur
Tepell
Jnder Sneed
Robbery in Emporia: Four Women Drag Man From Porch
In Emporia Kansas yesterday evening an elderly Black man, a counselor, was awakened on his East Twelfth Avenue porch by four Black women who dragged him into the street and robbed him of three or four dollars before the incident ended.
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Sheriden
Wye
Henry Shevedar
Xal
Dayton
Edward Sima
Jack Hanley
Hanley
Winddio
Weed
Emporia. Kan
Cal Counselor
East Twelfth Avenue
Counselor
Fragmentary report notes Bemayn confrontation aftermath
A fragmented account describes Bemayn handling a tense situation in his neighborhood as men attempted to identify a woman claimant during an incident. The text sketches a confrontation with bystanders and unclear actions by residents and officials.
Truant Herbert Dodge Sent To Topeka Reform School
Herbert Dodge, a public school truant in Hutchinson Kansas, was ordered to the state reformatory at Topeka after a hearing before Judge Campbell. He admitted stealing rides on freight trains with other youths and loitering around. Sheriff to transport him once papers are prepared.
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Hutchhinson
Kan
Herbert Dodge
Topeki
Herbert
Ife
Dienver
Kansas City
Campbell
Judi
Reform School
Dodge
Topeka
Northside
C. B. Shirk
Charles Shirk
Herbert Dodse
Washburn Opens Session With Encouraging Enrollment
Washburn college begins a new term with hopeful enrollments across departments. The collegiate division starts Wednesday with the first recitations Thursday, the Medical School enrollment already surpassing prior years, and the Law School set to open in new rooms at 118 West Eighth Avenue with about 30 students expected. Incoming committees from literary societies greet new students and assist with rooming while information handbooks and student employment services aid relocation and work through the term.
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Washburn College
West Eighth Avenue
Hterary
MC. A
Ue College
Medical college initiates football plans with Haskell game
Kansas City report notes a September 2 meeting of university medical students planning a football team. The season opens October 3 against the Haskell Indians under coach Concil Herrnstein, with games set against Bletheny College Lindeborg Ottawa University St Marys Warrensburg normals Leavenworth soldiers and Washington University. A Thanksgiving game is planned at Fayetteville Arkansas against Fayetteville College. Separately, Santo Domingo officials discuss neutral waters and free ports for Simuna bay and Maruamilia bay with possible routes for shippers and foreign powers.
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Kansas City
Sept
Racine
Medical College
Haskell Indians
Concil Herrnstein
Bletheny College of Lindeborg
Ottawa University
St. Marys
Warrensburg Normals
Leavenworth
San Domings
Republic of Santo Domngo
Powell
Congress
Simuna Bay
Maruamilia Bay
Reuben in New York at the Grand features music and dance
Dramatic events promise catchy music, charming songs, dances and clever specialties for Reuben in New York at the Grand Friday and Saturday nights and matinee. A pretty girl, scent, and mechanical inventions are shown as part of the comedic appeal.
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New York
Fhid’s
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