Storm and wind damage across Dakota and Manitoba report
Storms lashed Minnesota North Dakota and Manitoba with gale winds up to 38 mph causing light damage to wheat crops in drilled fields and minor spoilage where land was summer-fallowed or poor. Reviving rains continued, while reports from Manitoba stations indicated damage overestimated by wheat market speculators. A Texas artesian well near Eagle Flat demonstrates a regular bidirectional air flow. Texas Western Narrow Gauge railway sale proceeds under court order, buyer John W. Smith of New York. claims from Stone Hodgkiss and W Carlisle noted.
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St. Paul
Dakota
Manitoba
Minnesota
Manitoba & Northern Pacific Railroad
En Pash
Tex
Texas and Pacific Company
Eagle Flat Station
el Paso
Texas Western
Host
SW. Drones
United States Court
Eastern District of Texas
John W. Smith
Jah Smith
New York
Stone, Hodgkiss
Pratt, May
Pratt County
Stafford
Rice County
Willian Crawfurd
WilliAst Crawford
William Bal
Gro
Daves
Craw Rat
Rey Moce
Gaintp
Joseph Gile
Lindley
Maud
William Blue
Min
James Sellery
Nist
Alte Arother
Sterling
Alton
Cootouthe
Stafford County
Sixty Years Wedded in Maneattas Kansas
The fiftieth wedding anniversary of the Hon and Mrs Welcome Wells was celebrated today in Maneattas Kansas with hundreds calling on the honored couple. The event featured friends and family in a tribute to two long married residents.
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Maneattas
Kan
Welcome Wells
Het William Canard
Oklahoma City town site and Guthrie growth spark Oklahoma story
Secretary Noble reports Special Agent Pickler's warning on Seminole Town Site relinquishement fees and lot sales. Reno City laid out east of Darlington with city officers elected by ballot. Fort Reno traders and Indian agency residents are provided for as streets open and borders drawn, while Guthrie and East Guthrie brace for fires and new construction.
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Reno
Guth- Tie
Oklahoma News
J. C. Pickler
Oklahoma’City
S.M Stourshaven
Commis
Oklahoma
Darlington
Jevery Eifort
Reo City
Consolidated Town Company
Jetson
J. DuBois
Pot. Schmitt
Wichita
C.H. Keller
Wellington
William Morris
Keno City
P. O'Connor
Caldwell
Casteen
Anthony
Wren Moores
Kiowa
C.F. Quinsey
Harper
A. E. Patterson
W. N. Hubdell
Daliois
Engineering
Rock Island Railroad
Fort Reno
Counney
Iwett
North Canadian
Ux Avente
Fort Rena
Cuoyense Indian Agency
Hutom
Strand
Uiwa
Atkinna City
Eisley
Eury
McCland
Nebraska
Heerlver Roberts
Tishiriand Aihes
Ety
Dave Stillwell
United States
Tara
Wheersthing
No Damage Dowe High Wind Exspes Thre Event
A fragmentary report recalls a dramatic wind event in Guthrie with massive winds described as the strongest ever in Southern Kansas and surrounding areas. Citizens faced fear as tents shook, balloons rose, and a crowd watched a rare, once in a lifetime phenomenon unfold.
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Kensis
Piklaima
Iman
Guthrie
Union
Bia
Willy Be
Tapestry Carpet Sale at White House Event
A brief notice advertises a tapestry carpet sale titled a special line of office carpets for dining rooms and chambers. The listing highlights Brussels carpet pieces available for purchase at the White House setting.
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Brussels
White House
Ingrain Ye Pieces Offer Cheapest to The Best Quality
Local ad claims sale of ingrain items offering low prices and quick delivery. Text is garbled but emphasizes cost and quality. No clear entities or locations identifiable from readable lines.
Prices and vendors mix in a garbled wartime ad list
A chaotic OCR passage lists varied goods from linoleum to rugs and textiles, mixed with names and references to places and people. The garbled text mentions prices, shipments, and a march of supplies, interleaved with military terms and a rail of names, creating a fragmented wartime commerce snapshot.
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N. Main Street
Kansas
Nigty
Main Street
North Main Street
Wchita
Locke & Loper
Wichita Shoe Parlor
N. Main
Blessings
Noble
Land Office Commissioner
Pickler
Reno City
Wichita Eagle
East Guthrie
Soward
Dyer
Iame
Union Bank
Arkansas
Jim Fisk
A.J. Johnson
Gerg
Norman
Lett
Iuvestionale
Junction City
Joxctoy
Kan, May
Whiting
Agmond T
Tryohnsen
Proctor
Schofield
Merritt
Crook
Stalls
St. Kelley
Santa FE
Torres
Strong
White
Hodder, Posbury de Co
Bobedy Cap
Tre
Ui Claner
Hetineum
The
Soad
Ebiro Dave Bath
Toraka A
State Board of Charitable Institutions
Elfeieorth
Ite Grand Arius
Dleury Tooth
TB Metrobus
Per
Prgramtos
Owen Dauens
Healyaupers
Tennessee
Siath Greeral
Rejcular Wewcin
Trovernor
Taylor
Acta Jawa
Ingislavare
Hinckle, Ban
Fort Leavenworth
Hinckle
Hirsokar
Hitler Adil
Swadetone
Amraes
Wallace
Inet
Legictarare
Paleo
Rmlity
Tule
Faroe
Sharon Springs
Wallace Swanty
Fort Logan
Pacific Coast
Topeka
Repu!t
Hoa Jobainet Oe
Congress
Thomas
Rina
Qdlw
Sante Fe Tallay Deoloron
Tylaws
Ala
Tires
Santa Fe 9
Olytiva
Furniah
Jorge Koper
City State House
Rataas Medical and Surgical Institute
Pay Capital
Ramibal
Elway
AL. Snyder
EB. Stevens
Torkka
May
H HH. Jones
Staford
Foster
Blair
Bheri
Murphy
Clair
Tnnes Rees
China
Mata
Smyr Ha
Jay
Imal
Sow Tigers
Sessoun
Tom Swit
Kam
Say SA
Gary
Porsiiman
Autveyers St
Mlaewsti
Rompany
Amd
Mieewne
Kane Nanother
Wickia
Newade
Leavenworth
Ken
Redield Proctor
Mathew John M. Steifeld
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