Kansas City Times rails at Missouri river hub theory
The Kansas City Times condemns the push to make the Missouri river a primary freight artery for Kansas narrating that Kansas benefits from a broader, competitive Gulf route. It argues Kansas should pursue national and international markets via a deep water corridor, not rely on Missouri river tolls or Kansas City’s exclusive freight leverage.
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Kansas City ‘Times
Missouri River
Kansas
Gulf
Kanee
Kansas City
Mieney
Savannah
Mississippi
Missouri
Tdeas
Kaunas
Katens City
Miscouri
Kennas
Uo Atlanic Nea
Europe
Efort
Tansas
Eawin
Hue
Yuara Ip
Ats
Times
Ling
Blissoriel
Navigating the Missouri River and Kansas City Rail Debate
The piece argues the Missouri River will not become navigable, lampooning plans to run steamboats from St Louis to Kansas City. It contrasts river fatigue with rail speed, questions funding for river improvements, and notes political and agricultural stakes in Kansas and Nebraska.
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Missouri River
Kansas City
St Louis
Kansans City
Kanas City
Arkansas
Wichita
Ue Times
Stebeseke Varnes
Kansas
St Deep
Nebraska
Leah
Cold Bard Truth From The Eagle On Wichita's Stand
The Eagle examines Wichita and Wyandotte county figures from state reports showing Wyandotte’s school funds and property values lagging behind this county. It notes Wichita’s clearing house business far surpasses any Kansas city, presenting a sharp view of perceived local depravity versus claimed progress.
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Wichita
Wyandotte
State Board of Equalization
Wyandotte County
Clearing House
Kansas
Mr. Times
Poet Publishes Autumn Verse In Local Paper
A long poem printed in a Campton newspaper mocks Ingalls and Coney, prompting a second edition after carriers left with papers. The verse, linked to Prohibition and local politics, spurs town reaction as readers decipher the acrostic clue from bottom to top.
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Ingalls-Coney
Te ‘Topeka Democrat
Campton
The
Democrat
Isgalls Lettre
Forum
Ingalls
Atlaches
Coney
Jes Ingalls
Ray
Toots
Endorsement for Col Dan Murphy for Sedgwick County Register
A Tivktr Kansas August 19 1539 letter to the Editor praising Col Dan Murphy as the Republican nominee for Sedgwick County Register of Deeds. The writer cites Murphy as a lifelong Republican with a veteran record, noting injuries from combat and decades of public service, urging old soldiers to honor him.
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Tivktr
Kan
Kn Farm
Register of Deeds
Sedgwick County
Col
Dan
Murphy
Kentucky
Sedgwick
Crazy Like Brown from the Bunets City Journal
William MacKay Porter a pension bureau special examiner is arrested in Belfast for obtaining money under false pretenses. His wife reported his insanity after he sailed on the Umbris. The piece argues against using courts or asylums to handle such cases, praising Porter’s former standing and lamenting public misunderstanding of insanity.
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Bunets City Journal
William MacKay Porter
The
Pension Bureau
M Street
Washington
Belfast
Ireland
Porter
Kuding Hinself
Sandwich Islands
Hind Howeasion
New
Brown
Wichita
Pieter Etel Young Manser
Chicago
Wallington Stanting
Nix
Soznuvli
Kanuus
Kisgman
Halstead
West
Newton
Kansas
Methodists
John Wesley
John Brown
Saya
Wellington
Temon
Tia Bili Calleetor
Wetmore
Lacup Chimpeys
Luttulla
Aass
Elorado
John Stillman
Severance
Stillman
Wellington Pras
Caldwell
Dick Duvalla
Salvation Army
Wellington Woods
Lchwishler
Aguiar
Marshall Ed Coates
New York
Kansas Writings Mix Seeds Dodgers and Old News Bits
A ragbag page presents scattered Kansas items from farming notes to local color. Mentions include corn, wheat, bridges, county events, reforms, and early Oklahoma stories with names and places like Winfield, Caldwell, Wellington, Has kell Institute, and Junction City.
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Kansas
Waverly Gazette
A. T. Farwell
Conway Springs
Sleve Campbell
Abilene
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Kingman
Romlu
Gatheroldites
Seunon
Ellsworth
Unclear OCR fragment on clothing and laundry items
Fragmentary text describes items like shirts and laundry services with prices such as 88 cents and one dollar per dozen. Mentions men’s fancy tripe and Onyx fact wear, with vague references to sizes, rents, and warranties.
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Stalin
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Atreskabeebann
Topeka Democrat
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Yes
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Kurmas
Kane
United States
Tawenee
Esote
Leavenworth
Miesonic Free Trade Papers
Plittsburg
Santa Fe
randimLat San Franciscy Uy
Pekin
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Emparia Nims
Eran
Tang
Tle
Walform
Iesides
Canada
Regu
Justin
Atritaya Paarin
Miesonn
Tata
Aml
Cheey
Ocean
BROWM
Indianapolis
Mtr
Arkansas City
NASA
Cadee City
Kenens
Oklahoma
Stillwater
Lincoln
Kingfisher
Black Jack
Board of Foreign Mido
Toeatay
Ernoon
Son
Winfield
Wharton
Tiltwater
Bullen
Aboe
Cattla
Davee CIV Rats Pen Bik
Lee
Kanes
Isto Ass
China
Bai Range
Geary County
Salina
Tee Thy
Gerry
Freary
Gall
Optium
Viet Furvidies
Ee Peat
Rm Dail
Ludgwick
Otter
Lepebicen
Linmere
Dan Hj
Luce
Derer
Kies
Renna
Kariece
Testa
Raesee
Kuss
Kueas
Keloe City
Kaas
Tie Olor
Dace
Waerzanelt
France
Thy
Benatide
Pups Sebhulane
Bret Ovat
Worl Germany
Frese
Belie
Thas Somery
Replant Abbey
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Hirth Ieee
Exielel
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Dillard
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