Republican Congressional Committee Meeting At Kiowles Boas
A meeting of the Republican Congressional Committee of the Seventh district of Kansas is set for Kiowles, Boas. The full audience is requested as stakes are high and the party seeks unity.
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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1888
Page
4
A meeting of the Republican Congressional Committee of the Seventh district of Kansas is set for Kiowles, Boas. The full audience is requested as stakes are high and the party seeks unity.
The Kansas secretary of agriculture notes wheat yields of 15 bushels per acre over 7,929 acres totaling 10,882,724 bushels with spring wheat at 607,000 bushels and total wheat 17,450,752. Oats yield 32 bushels per acre on 1,596,516 acres for 51,082,219 bushels. corn area 1 acre. The piece also contains a political critique of Mr. Ebes and arguments on taxation and foreign policy, urging readers to form independent judgments.
The excerpt critiques protection as founded on legal usurpation and questions Jeffersonian loyalties within the Democratic doctrine. It cites Cobden and Cobden graph ideas, contrasts free trade with protectionism, and notes the era’s political rhetoric about governors, preachers in politics, and party loyalties, underscoring tensions between economic theories and party identity.
A garbled Kansas item notes a Coffee County man applying for a patent on a catching device and mentions Edwin Tucker of Eureka being nominated for state senator from Lyon and Green counties. The piece references Lyon’s political race, a normal institute, a large Winfield Courier claim, and various local incidents including a fire near Threeville damaging young crops, a candidate nomination at Starheard, and a Marion bearding disaster.
A garbled dispatch from Allen county mentions a fatal incident on Strick Stalvhrosk and a possible county seat debate in Bivecewut. It notes cyclone damage, preparations for a union entertainment, and a death of Winfield Lelly Sk anm aged by pastel shod tabs. Probable causes include a drowning in open bent water and jury reviews in Harvey county.
An odd scientific note cites three thousand Uttle sand crabs from specimens of dominutive crustaces described by Ciena Hernia. The fragment hints at a zoological cataloging effort and may reflect a historic or experimental collection.
A fragment discusses Nemerian health and water purity as vital for those dwelling in tents and wilderness camps. It highlights risks from tainted water supplies and urges careful water access and sanitation practices for campers and nomads during travel and outdoor living.
An unclear OCR passage describes a courtroom scene and mentions Chetty Coronertoun, a driver, thieves, and a focus on habit and discipline. It references a trial or investigation, with lines about the power of habit guiding actions, and implies a confrontation between a magistrate, a barrister, and criminals. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret.
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