Arkansas Valley Fruit Growers Eye Cannery Plan
Wiehia Kansas September meeting to organize Arkansas Valley fruit growers for a canning factory in Wiiham? with Privk Yow as promoter. The effort aims to save hundreds of bushels by processing half spoiled fruit and curb price fluctuations while uniting growers to explore canning, storage, and market strategies.
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Arkantys
Privk
Feylt
Yaws
Arkansas Salley
Penatbte
Yaw
Ménson
Yew
Arkanany Valley
Nut Year Brings Hickory Walnut Trees In Chanute
In Chanute Sept. a big nut year is reported as walnut and pecan trees swell with fruit though no mineh walnut nearby. Hunters plan to bag red and gray squirrels and fox squirrels. The woods promise good sport with abundant game and a notable hickory trem construction attracting visitors.
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Chanate
Mickory
Chia
Dhone Lee
Chanute Farm
Jay
Youth football mishap injures Payrits son during County event
Walter Payrits, a 10 year old son of County Superintendent Payne, suffered multiple injuries after a mishap while horses ran loose on a lawn during a county game. Eyewitnesses described a chaotic scene as players and bystanders were knocked over. No official outcome or results are clear from the fragment.
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Walter Payrit
Payne
Beri Jerson
Uw Chanute San
Untitled fragment on Ta uktpe to z football prospects
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a football prospect and a former Yale tackle James Hogers with a coach, hinting at team plans and recruiting talks.
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la Harpe
Tanoyere Believ
Ares Befanee
James Hogers
Yulie Asia
Abilene Melon Custody of Boys Ends in Big Meal
Six Abilene youths trespassed to a melon patch owned by John J. Garten near Abilene. Garten confronted them with a shotgun and forced each boy to eat melons until their stomachs were full, then released them. The incident, reported by the Abilene Chronicle, notes doubt they will return.
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John J. Garten
Abilene
Garten
Uber
Bhotgan
McPherson Farmer Adopts Steam Plow on Twenty Acres Daily
McPherson Kansas Sept 26 A local farm east of town owned by D F Kune has hosted A J Hazard of the plow manufacturer demonstrating a steam plow attached to an engine. Hazard impressed observers with speed turning over about two acres per hour and praised the unit as a potential aid to wheat farming. Hazard departed for Junction City to begin a similar setup.
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McPherson, Kun
D. F
Hazard
Junction City
Eudrit
Races and arrests headline sweep through Leavenworth era notes
The report covers a muddy track mile race won by Maxwell of St Joseph with 4:64 time and other pacing results, a Wathena arrest of a train robber suspect linked to a Burlington raid, and county reunion updates in Wilson County with talks by Campbell and Senator Turton. A Wellsville farmer, Ferdinand Schendel, was fatally injured by a kick, found unconscious with skull fracture. Baseball and boxing notes mention scores in New York and Philadelphia games and local battery pairings.
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Creceus
Ketotaum
Cieima
Maxwell
Bt Joseph
Jeno Min
Haw
Teraugit
Golden Haw
Wellsvilly
Ferdinand Schendel
Wellsville
Schendel
New York
Eture
Inninen
Beville
Petty
Louis
Pattman
Sudhott
Kahve
Gibson Shines as American Association Wins Second Game
In Kanan City on Sept 2 the American Association defeated the Western League in a solid second game at Sportsman's Park. Young pitcher Gibson allowed five singles in a complete effort, backed by strong defense and timely hitting. Hess matched him for five innings, but four runs in the sixth and a similar inning in the eighth secured the victory for the Associationists. Grady Rotfuss and Gear provided key bats, with Rothfuss hitting a threebagger and Gear scoring as part of a multi-run burst.
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Associationista
Porteman's Park
Hess
Gibson
Nice
Hes
Errotm
Blues
Giri Tonely
Grady
Gear
Rasey
Cee
Associationtsia
Rothfuss
Faus
Sunnel
Nance Waspasaul
Cen
Clewrite Hawes
Iers
Mesalit
Butler
National League games and varied results from major cities
In Cincinnati the Reds edged the Pirates in the ninth after a late rally, while New York defeated Chicago with a strong late push. At Chicago the White Sox beat Boston 10 to 4, and in Washington Cleveland routed the home club with strong batting, led by multiple hits and a homer.
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Bowton
Ate
Ehicama
Oocasoris
Boston
Courtney
Summell
Colorado Springs
Poe
Hacen
Deve Puitz
Billy Hamilton
Haverhill
Gilbert
Roy Thomas
Bitters
Welmer
Spring Hill Era Change Sparks Political Lean Toward Allen
Spring Hill Era changes hands as J W Sewer buys the Weekly from W F Wilkins, with the paper expected to remain Republican and friendly to Allen and Bowersock for congress. Wilkins plans a move to Kansas City while the Newton paper scene reports crowd turnout and trotting results at a recent meet with Doctor Tom and Almont among top finishers.
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Bowersock
Vlathe
Spring Hill
Spring Hil
J. W. Sewer
Janmie
W. FF. Wilkins Fe
Bowerbsock
Alen
Congress
Wilkinson
Kansas City
Emporia Chautauqua Directors Meet Assets Review
At the Emporia Chautauqua stockholders meeting on September 25, directors compared assets with liabilities and found the association prepared to continue exoneration and aid under the assembly next June. The report notes a sum of 885.73 dollars tied to ongoing work and commitments for local participation.
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Emporia
Kan
Snder Assembly
Duffy to Philadelphia and managerial moves in baseball
Philadelphia reports Hugh Duffy signs to manage the National League team next year replacing Charles Zimmer. Rumors say Bob Lowe may head the White Sox as Callahan’s successor. Indianapolis notes profits, scouting, and other league chatter with multiple player mentions and forthcoming seasons.
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National League Ctw
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Duffy
Boston
Philadelphia Nationals
Philadelphia
West
Hugh Duffy
Milwaukee Western League Baseball Pub
Philladelphia
Charles Zimmer
Hughey Duffy
Pirates President Hoseves Aims For League Stability
Fragmented report notes disputes over ticket receipts and share splits among Pirates executives and players as the season ends. Historic figures like Dreytus and Lajoie are referenced in a discussion on pay, contracts, and bargaining, with strategic insights from Malachy Kittriggs for pitchers facing Lajoie.
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Ancora
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Sali
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Aha
Coatrecen
Boston
The Past of Maud 5 Twenty-Two Years Since Her 2:10 Run
New York reports Maud S now twenty two years older since the old trotting idol first broke the 2:10 record at Homewood Pittsburg. The piece lists notable performances from ages four to seven and several tracks including Cheaster park Cincinnati Chicago Buffalo Rochester Providence and Cleveland with times ranging from 2:16 to 2:10 and cites later exhibition efforts and a queen of the trotters title.
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Work Out for Horses at Gravesend Racecourse
Morning exercise reports from Gravesend New York Sept 25 detail trainers preparing horses for upcoming starts. McChesney and Lord Derby syndicate entries ran trials including six furlongs in 1 02 2 5 and one mile in 1 46 4 5 while Gray Gem contested heats amid protests. Additional notes cover other tracks St Louis Chicago Detroit Columbus and Et Jos with various winners and notable performances by Morberry Avalanche By Ways and The Picket among others.
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N.Y
Frank Taylor
Temcke
Tug French
Big Mac
Elds
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Chesney
Lord Derby
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