Sugar industry plans loom for Harvey and Bratt counties
In Wichita yesterday Professor Cowgill and colleagues from Sterling and Medicine Lodge discussed a large sugar business expansion in Harvey and Bratt counties. They outlined four plants near Newton with daily capacity around eight hundred tons, a phased plan including future refineries, and imminent German seed imports to start next year.
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KB. Cowgill
Sterling
Helozo
Medicine Lodge
Professor Cowgill
Agricultural Bureau
Heinze
Cowgill
Harvey County
Newton
Harvey
Bratt County
Bubrid
Borthe
Rapll
Germany
Exon
Lnew
South Western Bus
Wichita touted as growing commercial center in Kansas City view
A visitor from Kansas City, Gos sant Investavint Co. president SH Gossard, arrived in Wichita with remarks on Wichita’s rise as a commercial hub. He noted strong eastern market activity, expected business revival, and the city’s potential to draw western trade, while warning KC firms to recognize Wichita’s growing influence and tax base.
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Faluanle
Wichita
Board of Trade
Kansas
Ula
Rawms Pump Company
Kansas City
Manuufacturing
Industral Enterprises
Stevens County
Wichite
Mrr
J. C. Gay
Thiught
Sante Fe
HHL
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Bkest
Clover
Parmer’s Alliance
Halderston
Gamp Clark
Sedgwick
Balderstin
Campbell
Board of Management
SH. Gossard
Gossant Investavint Company of
J. O. Davidson
Wichita Hell
Cattle Commission
Wichita Yards
Eagie
Barber Asphalt Company
Market Street
Martinson & McClean
Towanda
Stone
Aiutor Marion
Holy Topeka
Falie
Olio Martinson
Asphale
Qwople
Martinson & McCouu
Straus
YMC
Alty
Catia
Young People's Literary Society Meeting and Local Notices
The Young People's Literary Society of the Pitt Baptist church hosts a meeting this Saturday at 1 o'clock with Mrs. Gutter presiding. Attendance is urged for cabinet discussions and local concerns. Reports note rising horse theft concerns and a recent theft by beachgoers near Wickit.
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OWI Society
Ohio Society
Stevens’ Hall
Alice Bowman
East
Douglas Avenue
Bes Brllet
Athen Tang Ashiats
TV Tta
Wiohita
Sunrp
Youne Haople
Pitet Baptist Climmen
Gutter
Ceder
District court jury verdicts and notices from early court terms
A district court session yielded verdicts including plaintiff wins in the Linderneath vs Bailey case for 765, and cross-petition outcomes totaling 540 150 and 31. Other matters include judgments in rem for Rogers cases, property and cross-petition rulings, and lively public notices from probate and civil dockets. Wild reporting on ads, social events, and local court activity fills the rest of the page.
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Fox and
Hartford Investment Company
Coleman Movers
Wooheries
Baker
Campbell & Baker
Rogers Vs
Willis
Stearn
Hinetford Investment Company
Sutton
Campbell
Rogers
Jatkment
Hildeton
Elt
Rogers Ve. Walitant
Pial Mil
Love
Sih
Hartford Investec
Emajang
Rogers Es Martin
Inter
Tor
Homer Ge Ate
Hartford Investinest
Pny
Whither
Platstlit
Water Martford Investreent Company
Milla Va Custe
Hartland Investment Company
Sor Hobertaun
Ribatate Oocet
George F Keithels
Mayr McGrew
Ashland
Tilberts
Winfled
Wreda Edwards
Wietdsafio
Jake Willassend
Sallie Thompeon
Valley Center
Lee
Gowlman
Pea
W. Gmann
Moore
Hulderstanges Talay
Padl
W. Wise
Sherif Cone
Gworgs Bell
Henry Farge
Keenan Tulsabernoon
Bread making and kitchen reform in Harper's Bazaar text
The excerpt discusses bread quality from milk and white flour, roasting effects, and butter usage while noting changes in bread color and texture. It critiques traditional kitchen methods and advocates experiments in cooking, contrasting old recipes with modern techniques to empower women through culinary innovation.
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Lee
Alan
Ledsi
Harper's Basar
Ewara Hint Sentences on Ponds Extract Relief
Mrs Ewara Hint of Indianapolis describes extreme pain from piles and relief after using Pond's Extract products. She notes severe suffering before trial treatment and improvement with one box of Pond's Extract Ointment and extracts.
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Mra Ewara
Indianapolis
Ind
Weil
Fragmented antiquated beadwork article showing ornate gems
Readable segments describe irregular ovoid beads with pale Marmul stones and a stone set in gas wheel clusters. Mentions injury to a wearer and jewelry making techniques, with references to and unusual terms like tamblars and peaceless. Includes stray lines on aesthetics and a long digressive aside about fashion and prayer.
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Alice
Collareum
Dieviges
Tutra Erty
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Carviers
Perros Frente
Howe
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Otis
Sulin
Asa Cervantes
Peon Ata
My & Seeling
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Carey
Pieehett
Cincinnati
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Paneneer
Cuidage
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Kiastuan Tall
United States
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Yesenlay
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Judie Museller
Forve le
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First Presbyterian Church
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Zeneroux
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Ubis
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Pratt County
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Willine
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Cowtey County
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New York
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Rome
Andrew Laren
Mary Atzbersen
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Palladnipase Ledger
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