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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1890
Page
4
The Kansas political scene features John Spear prompts, Orrin Wiley testimony, and references to Kansan delegates, with discussion of the interstate commerce commission action. A tone of political debate blends with climate notes, noting December warmth in Kansas, the drive for an early presidential year, and ongoing economic concerns across the state.
A fragmented 19th century column mixes verses and prose about Granny, Oklahoma’s rapid growth, and immigration. It references Kansas land opportunities, political shifts toward the Democratic Party, and booster rhetoric from Wichita figures. The piece surveys street lighting costs, municipal concerns, and the immigration push with notes on water issues and rail access.
A letter from Wreniva Kansas dated January 6 1930 argues against prohibition claiming drunkenness is fostered by it. The writer asserts moderation and temperance are virtues and that teetotal reformers miscast drinkers as inherently sinful while urging balanced policy and self denial. He notes issues with enforcement and transport to public harm and calls for measured views.
The Wichita McPherson Southern railway charter is filed with the secretary of state. A New York construction firm plans to build the road with local capital, aiming to connect fifty five miles from here to McPherson, passing through several towns with extensive overnight work and tunnel-like galleries.
In Kingfisher Kansas era notes, the piece reflects on Oklahoma’s opening and the town’s rise. It recounts the settlement era, early leadership, and plans for governance, with emphasis on four counties, land offices, and courts. It details streets named after residents, public buildings, and bridges, plus progress toward a thriving civic center.
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