Artesian Wells in Southwestern Kansas Debate
The article argues for pursuing artesian wells to irrigation in southwestern Kansas, noting depth advantages of pumps, evaporative salt water use, and potential congressional support. It cites Senatorial irrigation study interest, possible private and public funding, and the need to demonstrate feasibility with initial deep-well tests. It compares regional conditions to neighboring states and stresses economic and land-use implications for settlers and developers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larned
Kaa
Alake
Srewil
Cimarron
Southwstern
Kansas
Kanicas
Arkansas River
Colorado
Texas
Douhtie
Senatorial Committee On
Congress
United States
le Rendity
Wisiia Ieee
Rane
USA
Seitwestery
Han Entaparstas
Promyi
Usdir
Tuley
Artesian Walla
Water Well Costing Debate Prompts Private Enterprise Note
A discussion on the cost of sinking wells cites Richfield as an example where $2600 spent on one well and over $4000 on another failed to yield results. The text argues that with proper management and trained staff, private firms could complete deep-well projects cheaply, potentially transforming water supply, moisture conservation, and hot wind mitigation. The piece urges government or loan programs to prove artisan water can be found at reasonable cost to spur competition and lower overall expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
Richfield
Kansas
Louisa Alcott
Sid
Sparta
Lemisa Alcott
Bolshiei Ber
Life
Luce
Caulwe
Peter
Shadows and Storms at Sea and a Tale of Wealth
Fragmented prose covers sea imagery and a meditation on Luisa May Alcott. It contrasts harsh voyage scenes with a discussion of parenting and wealth in 19th century literature, citing Alcott’s successes and the costs of artistic striving. The piece intertwines nautical imagery with a moral about poverty, privilege, and personal sacrifice.
OUR NEW YORK LETTER Aims at Thin and Pale Food Fad
A New York letter mocks the thin pale look of city women and their dining habits. It follows two middle aged women exaggerating tastes at a busy Broadway restaurant, debating clams oysters chops and codfish as they navigate crowded midday meals. The scene shifts to a Sixth Avenue restaurant, noting the pale diners, gossip, and the fluttering wait staff as the lunch rush ebbs and flows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Fourteenth Street
Cosipa
Iit
Broadway
New York
Mirrure
Gts
Emi
Abe
Rey
Stenck
Hare
Seks
Waa
Tims Garcon
Dyancy Marcos
Fragmented Social Scene in Parisian Café Discussion
A noisy cafe scene unfolds with women discussing fashion and social power as a waiter serves drinks and cigars. Men boast of manners while a French waiter maintains calm, and a sharp exchange over change reveals class tensions amid flirtatious chatter and imperial hauteur.
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SUN and
Davis
Soreek
Giliver
OUR
Metropolis
Lam Soomaali
Madison Square
Marbie
Lang
Tootus
Lee Fuettens
Lee Fuettens and Tee Gravity of Ber Moe Banter
Coen el Levan
Jane
Carey
Thomas Lynch, Jr
Han Wetle
Chicago
Bie
Eaitia
Apthe
Bizatys
Lempate Cote Lmsaae
Pever
Agus Laub
Asay
Etna Partest
Speeitis Medicine Co
Scott’s
Hulsion
Fowler
Ompany
Tneis Prien eRepomtter
Waeseoe, Guana
Fourth National Bank
Wichita, Kansas
Arkansas Valley
W. C. Woodman & Sox
Arkansas
Bevailey
Tare
West Side National Bank
I Capital
F. Duaaien
Sone Weick
Levy
Wichita National Bank
Awencyry
Uw Walton
hteDen
Larder
TURE
Daviueon
Davidson & Case
Johin Davidson
Sedgwick County
Menlet Witent
Laparcune
Sheen
Chy
Geinnews
Tale Dee Laced
J. P. Allen
Tor General Banking
East
Douglas
Wichita
U. S
Dantas
Obatonal Bank
Mma Dhck
Capita
Stipler
A. E Fl
Comrhars
SD Eber, Livisgetes Hake
State National Bank
Kan
Wiens
Kanes
Etter
Kisde
Egon
F. S. Dennis, Tie Ge Eatin
Noe
Earenger Lee
Wickita
Ian
Irene Prin
Cnalta
Paterna
Widing
Ty Ee
Oliver Bros
Missouri
Railwa
Pacific
SOLIO
St Louis
Kansas City
Puebla
Denver
St Loui
Pullman
Townsend
Ree Ey
Sai
Gyanamar
Etwarts Lester
Dr. 4
CG Ayer & Co
Lowen, Ntase
Taney
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