Death notices and revenue report from Kansas events
The piece notes Governor Heaitey's bereavement after Major JM Hadter's death from paralysis at De Soto Kansas. It also mentions revenue impact from saloon-related actions yielding $320 000 annually, and references a broad list of Kansas City, St Joseph and other towns with dated context.
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St Joseph
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de Soto
Kans
JM Hadter
Dave
Westend
Crovetown
Hadley
Jetheraon
Ten for epublic Byman ministry to the binary place
Brief notice lists a cryptic OCR fragment about a ministry and binary place references. Readable elements name people and locations but details remain unclear. The item appears as a reporting fragment rather than a complete public notice or event.
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Byman
Igeroug
Mules At Stock Yards Draw Quiet Attention
A fragment notes mules and a horse at the stock yards admired by onlookers. It mentions Battery AN and a loading of 13 cars from 26 minutes, with unclear details about handlers and a referenced “Cyclone” mule. The text is garbled and offers few verifiable facts beyond the scene at the yards.
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