Oklahoma filings and local notices amid Wichita items
A dense Wichita era page notes land office blanks for Oklahoma filings, local travels of J F Stafund and J K Gardner, packing plant activity, and a wide mix of court, church, and civic items. Reports cover Dekoration Day plans, northern notes, and early mentions of fire marshal activity and insurance concerns.
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Oklahoma
J. F. Stafund
Rage Rifles
Beloved Sister Lucretia Simpson Dies After Long Faith
Funeral services were held for Sister Lucretia Simpson who passed away after a longtime illness. Born July 1, 1810 in Virginia, she lived in Kentucky Illinois and Kansas. Her son Lafayette Simpson of Wichita led a Christian home to mourn and celebrate her life in faith.
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Greiffensteina
Indian Territory
Lucretia
Simpson
Jane
Arthur Watson
Virginia
Temperance Tobinson
Maryland
Mason County
Kentucky
Ian
Sangamon County
Springfield
James W. Simpson
Lalluis
Warren County
Lafayette Simpson
Wichita
Kansas
Central Christian Church
Everest
Garfield University
Amussments at Crawford Grand with Miss Kellogg
The article notes a Crawford Grand appearance by Miss Kellogg with Mr Tre and Mr Pratt on tour, praising Tre’s baritone voice and articulation, while listing a varied program and prior success, alongside a brief obituary for Ela Rose and court notices. It also covers local court actions, probate announcements, police court fines, and society meetings in Wichita.
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Valley Center
Warren Foster
Cheney Bride
John Randall
James Ellie
Jewert Farm
Cheneyome
Mallowe'en
Lex
Tenth and
Lawrence
CLANA
Tre
Chas
Pratt
Miss Kellogg
Crawford Grand
East Oak Street
Ela Rose
Jerre Zuly
Oklahoma Wild West Show Draws Crowd Despite Wind
The Republican notes a large crowd gathered for the Oklahoma Wild West show despite very windy and sandy conditions. Outdoor access was hindered, but the performance, including riding feats, was praised. A chase scene involving a coach ended when a horse was shot after breaking loose during an attempted capture by Indians.
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Republican
Cowlers
Black Hills
Bia
Ship canal linking Manchester and Liverpool under rapid build
The ship canal project to connect Manchester and Liverpool is under rapid construction with about 10,000 men and numerous steam excavators at work. The canal will span thirty five miles, twenty six feet deep, and 390 feet wide at the bottom, signaling a significant business boom and regional impact.
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Wiodita
J. A. Shearer
Oklahoma
Thin City
Oklahoma City
Canadian
Mtr. S
Tek Bag Ic
North Market
Fir Hae Send
Chemsical
Mane M'Pg &E
Chicago
Brownell
Warren McKee
al. Clark
Fire Hosa Co
Ea Athsirest
Ices
American Fire Hose Manufactari Company
Divenport
Iowa
Cart Feet
Mrcios
Joanne Doebles
Moaers Audive Jos Miflis
Arta. Geo
Pred
RED Ladder Truce Company
Sae
Bangor
Tafer and Corp of Band
Iife
Terry Oe
Manchester
Eng
Liverpool
Dominens
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Fragmented OCR text shows garbled phrases and stray proper nouns. No coherent event or principal involved is clear. Readable items include scattered names and terms but lack a decisive action or outcome to summarize.
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Hes
J. K_ Gardner
Cheney
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Penot
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Naval Academy
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Ling
North Main Strart
Samuel Hargrave
J. W. Ewing
Missouri Pacific
Princeton
Ind
Richard Haste
M. FE. Lease
Johnson
HB. Merrill
Salina
Hope Stucco and Calmed Plaster Company
Pierce
J. W. Tove
Lola
Win, Averett
Mighland
Illinois
Wax Greiffenstein
K. Grant
Mary A. Lévermore
Tom MiNatmara
Anien
Pridonna
W. Ewing
Samuel Hargo
K.M. Pratt
Henry Fellows
Pat McDonald
Delano Township
Pat
Jos J. Tobertson
Tie
Lanta
Kennet
CK Hospital
Lakesly
W. C. Woodiian
Waceavenue
Wighd
City Hospital
Whitaker
Mammoth
Iaber
Eighteenth Street
FAI
Anna Wagner
Lucy Mathewson
Chas Eckett
Mr. Haper
Hich
Garfield
M. EB
Savin
Col. M. Stewart
Col. L. N. Woodesek
John A. Wallace Itill
Corporal Wallace
Geo. T
Anthony
Crawford Opera House
S & Convention
J. A. Bright
Brother Bright
Prof. Crusenberry
F. A. North
Mr. North
Ala
Colon
Dolde
Waittaker
V. Jacobe
North Topeka
Cry of
Canses
Ibof Bee
Te Atone
Ottend Balidt Packing Company
Court House
Fairmount College
St. Aloysius College
St. Coloratus College
J. D En Feel
B. Hi. Campall Reyes Kweenee
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John Johnsor
John A. Anderson
Harry Lrnstow
Alice Jeffries
W. I. Mitchel
Harry Irwin
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Marshal County
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Stancer
Chas. P. Dawning
Huchard J. Trilotati
Robert Tashi
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Cal- Inkantat
Board of
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Pollen Station
William South
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Maud Miller
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Nellie Law
OCS
Suffrage Society
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