Sugar plant expansion eyed by Kansas professor
Prof. Cowgill outlines sugar beet and cane expansion across Kansas with Medicine Lodge and Neleigh Nebraska plants, Texas seeds from Germany, and plans for multiple refineries. He predicts over two million dollars invested next year as districts from the river to the Dakota line become viable for sugar making, with new plants at Grand Island and Pratt County districts and ongoing community efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Cowsill
Medicine Lodge
Sterling
Yeas
Stien
Kansas
Hed River
Dakota
Cagital
Neleigh
Neb
Washington
Germany
Meilicine
Medicine Lodge Company
Nebraska
Toe
Grand Island
George B. Jord
Hamilton County
Pratt County
Harvey County
Conway Springs
Sam
Sui
Department of Agriculture
Henry
Jaanla
Hinge
Cowsill
Railroads Consider Reduced Grain Freight To Aid Farmers
A railroad worker, citing headquarter briefs, says temporary relief by lowering grain rates is expected for farmers. Towns and cities back the demand, arguing cheaper freight lowers costs for consumers and boosts business. Railroads may act without new legislation, though an extra session could be called for other issues. Rates to Galveston after mid month remain contested amid farmer frustration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tit
Galveston
Joris
Ge o T McDonald's Paris Monuments Lecture at Opera House
The large audience heard Geo T McDonald describe Paris and its monuments with lively detail. He traced France’s history through its boulevards palaces and churches and showcased Paris exposition views and the Eiffel Tower. The reviewer calls the illustrated lecture both informative and pleasing, praising its educational value.
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Opera
Geo T. ‘McDonald
Paris
Parle
France
Lois XIV
Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
Eiffel Tower
McDonald
Comany
Court cases and notices in district sessions and public notices
Various entries show verdicts and judgments in metropolitans court including Ke Miller vs Otta for 4561 dollars and Matthews vs Kellogg with 0149 pounds, plus cross petitions and other sums. Divorce action by James Goodyear against Sarah. probate guardianship filing. licenses and announcements from boards and lodges. criminal notes on local court actions. lodge meetings and church notices. miscellaneous domestic and civil proceedings listed with docket status and continuances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ke Miller
John A. Otta
Bissautz
Mathews
F. E. Kellogg Et al
Thomas Peters
Mud
Leo Watt
Ti. Rand
Bali
Bennett & Bennett
Smedley Darlington
District Court
Trav G
George W. Bartholomew
Side Land Company
Entertaining at the J C Rutan residence on College Hill
Social notes describe Mr and Mrs J C Rutan hosting gatherings at 428 East Douglas with Prof and Mrs Kemp and others present. Church announcements note services at First M E and Plymont Congregational, plus a January 4 report listing donations and attendees. Returns include obituaries for Hubert Caldwell and others, a migration bureau inquiry, and local civic notices about meetings and installations.
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J.C. Rutan
College Hill
East Douglas
Kemp
Huss
Hubert Caldwell
Charles FP
Long Flighted Birds Show Strength and Nesting Habits
The article describes gulls and albatross like birds with powerful breast muscles and hollow bones adapted for long flight. It notes their feeding from water, resting on wings, and swarming sailors with improvised tricks using tar and blubber on lines. It also mentions port imports and odd anecdotes from ships and observers.
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Cagle Ederiboce
Shargeck. Tair
Bungee Mtasager M.A Merdock & Bro, Publishers and Proprietors
Euracriptio
Ieee Coe Peat
Renan Coty
Poarhitna
Reinaws
Fretiiwest
Wats
Mr. Il
Denn
Mario
Ie L. Soper
Topeka
P. Green
Winfield
My Helby
Mipiett
Onwexo
Dopeks
F. A. Moletnn
Fort Worth
Davey
Ars F Wells
Toeepcassia
Metropole
Jedin
Ottawa
St. Joe
Wes
Julnsob
Hayward
Chicago
Mark
Junho City
O. H. Peterman
Arkansas City
E. Nickerson
T. Marshall
Unionville
Lie Metropol
Die
Strand Amd
Kansas City
A. M.uing
Salina
Feleus
AR Mortum
Lawrence
Bn Friends
J. Uukiy
Hukie
Kan
Geo. Mook
St. Louis
Eerivedt Yestorny
Mettapale
PF. Bainett
Manta Po Saesongers
Hp, Snaith
Wellington
Junes Clarou
Mulvine
Sanders
Hhni
Tordjche
YMGA
TA Net Giey West
D. Muna
Falreimunt
Airuid
Wlenta University
Jrmi Jor
Yhlen
Knights of Pytuxe
Hivtetinen
Dan
the Baptist Charet
F. Morris
Sherif
Bamiper Voupty
Walker
Weilingten
Ciy
Cikiahema
Tenon
Read Estate
Arthur Carearer
V_ Bergan
Pred Bentlertt
Ranses Ava
Ant Buumett Callahan
Prof. Cowgill
Terior
AO. U. W
Honeesy
RP. Murdock
McNamara
Harmon
Ely
Soam
Mosely Avenue
Second
Jobn Murphy
J. Thomas le Branch
E. J. White
Carlessly
Tromigration Bureau
Abundanes
State Association
Hal Eaton
Rachael Eaton
George le Eaton
John Ratliff
South Marketstreet
W. A. Eaton
Kingman
Indiana
Cass County
Ilinois
Christian Church
Scott County
Kans
Viruinia
Crystal Ice Company
Wichita
Mins Sharpe
Mre
Taylor
Mise Mabel
Mra Do Ia
PrespEst
Oak sTee
Am “Este
Amstick
Ulaor Cour Wai. Barker
P&g H
Fourth Congregational Church
Fairmount Hall
Coumitter
City Hospital
M. Zartmas
Mizpah Society
St. John's Church
Mos Heller
North Topeka Avenue
Sollock
Ellex Campbell
Aligins Templat
Mt Olivet Commandery
Knights Templar
Sharp
Red Crow
Trnters
HoLuxoeh
EB. Mantex
Ec Heeart
Puan Dexats
A. A. Spears
Lord Chesterfelds
Lord Chesterfield
du Bomchet
Philip Stanhope
Coenterfiedd
Bard Chesterfield
M.Z
M. E
Netle
Troy
Yelock
F. Milliken
Plymont Congregational Church
Donatons
Mra
Nelson
Roys
John~ Son
Lavras Lytle
Allen County
Immigration Bureau
Ant
Fik County
DL Hamae Ar
Hutehineton
Wichita Pretend
Geareal Murra Myers
Hobrbaugh
Hale Cowleeroun
Deresin
Omaba
Lnst
L.A Bigger
W. L. Beant
Bardette
H. C. Hutchieson
le Cain
Wichita Council
Rosal Arcanum
Indy
Lacy
Erne
Prom
Cash Henderson
North Main Street
New York
Board of Trade Journal
Port Jatul
Cundien
Mos
Canntine
Nat
Trom
Wintergrers
St Leake Paint
Maeney
St. Meters
Mietyo Mareuliud
Obarch
Mapeetini
Pras
Deeminte Howe
Wee Tay
Carener
Pegaew
Ladiall
Leo
Denen
Pats
Allege
Fuor
Mac
Eemeihae
Iria Friemes
Fen
Shaoen
Legare
Alene
Tee Tate
Wes Pedrmaie
Aria
Hood
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