Turbulent Times Mention Trusts Wars and Reform
A fragmented column blasts trusts including oil coal sugar and vinegar while warning of big lies from northern states. It touches press editors in Sterling and Kansas City and previews political strife, taxation laws, and looming weather fears blending local notes with national concerns.
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Daily El Dorado Republic Suspended Amid Health Woes
Mr 7 Be Mundovk suspends the Daily El Dorado Republic stating editors will pause publication while awaiting temporary eyesight tests and possible hospital treatment in Philadelphia. He cites lack of profitability and uncertain recovery from illness as reasons and hopes to resume when feasible.
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el Doraila Republican
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Seed Corn Experiments Report Mixed Results in Kansas Fields
An article reviews southern Kansas farmers adopting northern seed corn ideas to speed maturity. A Minor farmer’s experience from Missouri shows early silking by ten to fifteen days with substituted kernels from shelled grain. He notes timing impacts on harvest and yields, detailing a test plot of six rows that outproduced others, and recounts field challenges and weather effects on tasseling and weed pressure.
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Widespread Panic Over Hunger Rumors Sweep Clark County
Fragments from scattered letters and reports claim hunger and freezing deaths across the United States, with Clark County residents allegedly urged to flee. The text shows varied rumors about immigration waves and government actions, but lacks verifiable details or coherent events. Local observers report confusion and concern as copies of the telegraphed stories circulate.
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A Protestant Clash Over Drummond’s Book in Wichita
Prof A J Hobbs reads a lengthy critical review of Drummond’s book before the Wichita Ministerial Association. The critique rejects turning religious doctrine into plain science, arguing that revelation must remain a source of Christian knowledge and that natural law cannot fully explain spiritual truth.
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