Kansas Delegation Dominates, Oklahoma and California Notes
A Riverside style column reviews Kansas delegation behavior amid political feints and stock-raising rhetoric, reports on Oklahoma matter discussions, California waste in legislation, and local remarks on Fort Scott and real estate markets. It mentions Postmaster General Wanamaker rumors, storms of 1888, and Johnson’s potential reassignment. cites Wichita and Windfield political chatter and G O P traveler comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanamaker
Wichita
Kansas Placid Planners See Empire From Prairie Riches
A Kansas editorial reflects on national appointments and the interior department, noting Judge H C Sluss as a candidate and contrasting with others. It lauds Kansas land wealth and potential, cites Washington letters on land, and mentions grain markets in Chicago and Kansas farming prosperity. The piece also covers a Kansas stage line to Oklahoma, beef laws, and local assessors valuing property.
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H. C. Sluss
Flrat
Interior
Cyrus Bussey
New York
State Journal
Kansas
Judge Sluss
Col. J. R. Hallowell
Interior Department
National Capital
George Washington
Washington
West
Hiese Jands
New England
Anid
Karsas
Rome
Cirmsar
Lisb- Flom
Nebuchadnexzar
Apo
Euphrates
Seven Falls
Ence
Nile
America
Henry Sluss
Wichita
Angel of the Lord
Henry
Providence
Kansas City Times
J. T. Shoemaker
Holton Post
Allen Huff
Alexander McClardy
Halstead
L. W. Borton
Cistle
Bedwell
Foranut Leavy Exworth
Harper
Attica
Atlen
Chicago Man Profits From Early Corn In Southern Kansas
A grain buyer describes how a Chicago commission firm profited by early Dent corn from northern Iowa in 1584. Farmers near Pelle Mine secured early varieties in 1583, expanding plantings around Byte Malie. By September 1584 corn prices rose, and a Chicago trader intensified purchases, shipping late September to Sedgwick region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
Sumner County
Sedgwick
Pelle Misine
Jawa Sua
Bylte Malie
Todi
Encampment Notes of Grand Army and Relief Corps Meeting
The last meeting of the Grand Army and Relief Corps was pleasant though sparsely attended. Booth elected commander for the year. officers appointed include Buckner treasurer and Gibson secretary. Notable remarks and addresses by Governor Anthony, Noble Prentis, and Senator Carroll, with Prentis delivering the most entertaining speech. The piece praises the encampment, installation services, and social features, and mentions plans for a special meeting and potential applications.
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Thie PaAkor
Fo Asia
Gound
Trebel
Rundler
Reat
Cotte
Salyin Carnesinens
Wichita
Belle C. Harris
Emporia
Mary W. Bucknvr
Wielim
Iola Moore
Akiline
Eliza Brown
Ciathe
Helen Scotiel
Washington
Elin Powell
May Gibson
Secreary
Redelte
Larned
Willard
T. B. Gerow
Atchison
John Bartin
Buckner
Noble Prentis
Sach
Gallaghers
Anthony
Senator Carroll
Prantis
Grand A
Relief Corps
Murdock
Iain Garfield
Samuel J.ee
Catia Ove Warner
Marst Murdock
Sam Recall
Fragmented ode to unity and heaven amid a chaotic late 19th century page
A mosaic of fragmented verse and prose quotes from diverse sources discusses unity, divine ascent, and moral exhortation. It weaves religious reflections with harsh critique of contemporary politics, industry, and social mood, touching on Chicago, Boomer movements, prohibition debates, and urban progress in the Mississippi valley.
Fragmented Gossip From A Patched Local Page
A jumble of notices and remarks from the Harper Sentinel and related items. References include Secretary Rusk plans for patronage, Wichita misreadings, and names such as Tom McNeal Jim, Dr. Cornelius A. Logan, and Senator Ingalls. Also mentions Kansas representation and a brief sketch about a baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Arper Sentinel
Tom McNeal
Tom
Jim
Lapreme Josrani
Cornelius A. Logan
Kansas
Garden Advice on Seed Sowing and Bed Management
A garden group outlines tips to avoid overcrowding hot beds and to transplant at the right time. Freshen beds, prune runners, and keep soil loose to prevent disease while ensuring vigorous growth. Emphasis on spacing, watering, and careful timing to improve yields and manage pests.
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Trisa Cate
Fragmented Historic Inaccuracies From A Corrupted Text
The OCR yields a jumble of dates and facts about early weapons, governance, and geography. It references uncertain lines about death penalties in Michigan, Roman era inventions, and world center coordinates, but many details are garbled or dubious. The passage mixes errors in history, spelling, and place names, obscuring reliable meaning.
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Daily
Cewreagle
Marshall M. Murdock
Old Barnacles
Worth
New Mexico
Jefferson City
State House
Missouri
Roscoe Conkling
Oklahora
Oklahoma
Windeld
Gianlelpal Eeetinn
K. C. Star
Onvtrust
San Francisco
Fort
Fort Scott
Atock Pile
Neil
Ike Don
Tom Osborn
Ineaadet
Robedy Mar
Kamas
Kans
Jim Blaine
Sherman
Inte
Jen. Sheruan
Johnson
North Carolina
Finweute
Ger Shorewain
St. Louis
Frank Gillett
Kansas City
Smith County Board of
Caldwell
Reno
Tony
Theb
Earth
E. P. Forp
Omaha
Chicago Daily Herald
Tad
Texas
Illinois
Nebraska
Gould
Supreme Court of the United States
Mississippi Valley
San Antonio
Throne of God
Court of Heaven
Alseays
Kollary
Mb. Gander
Clark County
Roen
Elisha
Kiowa
Mn Parkinson
Junction City
Leavenworth
Maryevike
Manhattan
Topeka
Kansas City No. 2
Kansas City No. 1
Thureday
Cers
Tielle Pisine
Davie & Rankin
Creamery Shi
Oxford
Wellington
Monitor
Snewtin
Rusk
Eats
M. M. Murdock
Ontes
Mercon
John James Ingalls
Times of
Ingalls
Babs
White House
Srna Es
Mary
Centemeri
Praclic
Rov
Europe
Leci
Innes & Ross
Main Street
Mich
Xeurita
Italy
Powe
Tole
Mritany Prarwon
James
China
Captain Hill
Grew Unitas
England
Union
Belis
Quoopr
Mir
United States
Altos Islands
Polet
San Francesco
India
Perugia
Maly
Eno
Douglas
Doom
Austeia
Alerasdrig
Peter
Lees
Crane
Price
Fircey
Gee Torn
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