Farmers profits and political talk mix in 19th century notes
A fragmented summary notes a farmer in Tuline County earning 10.7 dollars per acre while selling corn for 8 cents per bushel, and references Indiana Governor Gray as a Democratic presidential aspirant in 1802. The piece also touchingly covers debates over the World’s Fair and tariff politics, including figures like Blair and President William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuline County
Gray
Indiana
da Voorhees
New York
Kansas Farmers Endure Low Corn Prices and Rail Rates
A Kansas periodical reviews farmer trials amid persistently low corn prices and high freight rates. It cites Levi Ronch of Sedgwick County, highlights the Kansas home market as a strength, and notes farmers who adapt by feeding crops to stock or storing for later sale. It argues rail rate adjustments could aid agricultural resilience and forecasts continued experimentation by farmers and publishers to promote migration and industry recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Levi Ronoh
Sedgwick County
Ufinnis
Eeason
Lutler
Wiehim
Kass
Tas
Mlinok
Asa
Tie
Roach
Randas
Inehich
South Haven
Alliance
Hillsboro
Stele
Ie Neosho
Anig
Newton
Lucie
Tomalen
Farmers Alliance
Atchison
Emporia
Ciblekestani
Kauisus
Crawford County
Ths Bas
Neodeshia Register
Aml
Washington
Jett A. Anderson
Anderson
Supreme Court of Kansas
Harvey County
Newton Kansau
Lydy
Kansas City
Sand Creek
Griput
Judge Threwer
Loaule
Amporia Republican
Harvey
Hiley County
Jett
Lilian Lewis
Topeka
Savana
Kansas Historical Society
Bismarck's Great Political Play Explored in The Wire
A detailed analysis of Bismarck shaping a grand political maneuver to win over opponents. The piece notes his history with Catholics and conservatives, his adaptability, and his plan to form a new coalition that could reshape German politics amid Liberal victory expectations. It mentions sensational eastern papers and calls out partisan rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Kim
Vecmt
Chancell
Fie
Hut Noow
Calvin
Brice
Tron
Tita
Persats
Senidbus
Wichita
Wea
Immigrant homeseekers rates urged to Kansas
The message urges Kansas communities to act on railroad homeseekers excursions opening in April May and September. It calls for local advertising and agents to bring settlers, capital, and manufacturers, stressing statewide cooperation under the migration bureau and state endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homseekers
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Tate
Tsar
Tekety
Missouri
Kaussustian
Norelwest
Kansas
New York
Canada
Grand Trank
London
Immigration Bureau
John Wesley
Hale Cowley
Wiebits
The Cattle Business Notes Trade Pressures and Exports
Cattlemen push to reduce herds as export demand spikes. Prices for calves and cows rise while federal actions and market shifts strain supply. Officials warn of potential price impacts and ripple effects through wholesale and retail meat markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thi West
Washington Star
Kansas City
Chengu
Noble Conn
Sivsil
Ned Sevins
Kansas
White House of Innes & Ross and March convention notes
A damaged page references a Democratic territorial convention to be held on March at Taowtay, with scattered notes on people, places, and events. The text mentions White House of Innes & Ross at 116 to 120 Main Street and includes fragmented references to laws, a broom factory, and various local happenings broken by OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House of Innes & Ross
Main Street
Beillsy
Ieemvius
Kinnein
Taowtay
Datafe Srens
Tischelie
Alory
Fatima
Milton Remedia
Uxtas
Oklabota
Fort Billy
Liremater Ar Teame
Tne
Bucks Savike
Carrie
Uipuuich
Mabik
Priate Weil
Manny Cauace Dee Pont Dewalatt
Tenuimeey
Ieee
Marcy Cane
Bnei
Bilslelie Cassidate
Caplea
Kansas Immigration Plans Move Ahead Despite Crowded Eastern States
State Immigration Bureau prepares to advertise and recruit home seekers from the east for Kansas farming. Railroads will transport them on favorable rates as counties send local fare lists, with agents organized to form excursion groups. The El Dorado Democrat notes hopeful influx from Illinois and nearby regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Omaha
State
East
Someseckens
el Dorado Democrat
Kanes
Santa Pe
Latha
Ilinois
Enzo
Norsua
Separation Notes and Mirthful Farewells Across a Page
A fragmented excerpt from a historic newspaper page hints at letters and whispered goodbyes between lovers and friends. Names blur amid stray phrases about farewell sounds and distant promises, suggesting a sentimental column or personal notices from an earlier era.
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St. Louis
Resauth
G. D
Blair
Speal
National Educationa
Sevciae Tien
Foni
Twi
Civ
Fis
Nobeady
William
Germany
Poverent
Arkansas
Weis
Woimas Farmermaes
Itu
Davies Caldwell
Brewer
Protec
Mexico
Atchison Chatopien
Wwe
Arineal Vet
Tnepedor Kellogg
Agnewlpanal Burwan
Thors
Melick
Frooria
Ran
Lamigration Baresia
Wyandotte
Cy Varette
Suott Sorghum Sesgad
Immigration
Tims
Fort Leow
Eyray
Urtearg
Fort Scott Wall
Leconte
Vermont
Scott
Cogswal
Athion
Reno
Col
Comewetl Waegs
Oklahoma
Guthrie and
Mesa City
Thele
Nurnzitt
TB Dyer
Guthel Kingfisher Hias
Achlong
Thurstar
Sailwater
Crtanta
Stice
Bret Seregaide
Gabel
HkTabatie
Aacurie
Segalinivem
Wekminal
Ol & Law Guality
Sear Normyan
Gilles
Agrowniarets
Sup Bose
Tore Rue
Ney Street
Mitic Brietoie
Wal Trent Wiest
Cerne
Adver
Suver
Prarintlle
Tyas
Katteys
Sean
Kane
Sale Myron
Karrie
Dan
Cael
Wenliel
Pep
Wien
Cienilie
Savenen
Svemek
Armee
Crete
Ameila
Cam Pam
Leerom Sane
Keegar
Mt Fcm
Leen
Lele
Fae
Fditinaseas
Alma
Wales
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