Republican convention and Union Pacific plans in Wichita
A fragmented report outlines the Republican central convention with talks of county and district leadership, plus a defense of Union Pacific extensions toward Wichita. It notes Wichita as a growing wealth center, rail strategy statements, and comments on political dynamics affecting Kansas and national figures.
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Teckgtor
Hres Commission
Dloct
Jender
Repubifican Oneny Central Con ‘i
L- Talor
Ke Miia
Union Pacific Railway
Wichilta
Hutchinson News
Walon Pacific
Arkansas Valley
Wichita
Union Pacific
Kanme
State House
Sedgwick
Kansas
Wichits
South Dakota
Dakota
Congress
North
South
Cattle quarrel and quarantine actions amid Washington county tensions
The document describes a dispute over Texas cattle in Washington county, with authorities holding cattle in quarantine until December, handling expenses, and pursuing criminal charges if needed. It notes the sheriff capturing 700 unladen cattle, the Elwood connection, and the livestock commission's role. It also mentions political commentary from the Chicago Tribune and election-related remarks about Lincoln, Blaine, and Sherman, with references to various politicians and a discussion of presidential preferences.
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Maria
Dean Sis
Washington
Hess
Elwood
Marriad
Boowine
Chase and Morris
Washington County
Topeka
Texas
Clifton
Kansas Pacific
Livestock Commission
Chicago
Kensay
Kiowa
Eny
Hugo
K. P
Kansas News Briefs Reflect Politics and Public Works
Mise Susan B Anthony plans October visits across the state with nine equal suffrage conventions at congressmen and senators homes. Railroads face anti inters slave commerce law claims. Kansas City Missouris Greerarch proposes a worship house and chapel costing 117000. Mike Murphy tours for health, Topeka grapples with theft, Caldwell water works enter receivership and public water hopes rise.
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Mise
Susan B Anthony
Hauses
United States
Capitol
Wiehtts
Kansas
Helena City
Waring
Usue
Grectarch of
Kansas City
Mfo
Wheat yields peak at over twenty bushels per acre
In Ice County, Lyons Democrat reports a field of wheat threshed from the shock yielding over twenty bushels per acre. The fiction of the source appears to describe robust harvest activity and high yields in a local rural area.
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Lyons Democrat
Ice County
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