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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1888
Page
7
Disputed excerpts discuss rising annexation sentiment in Canada sparked by political maneuvering and imperial federation proposals. The piece cites Montreal Star warnings about politicians fueling sentiment while urging higher patriotism and wiser governance.
The November term of the state supreme court opens today amid varied local news. McPherson county welcomes growing immigration. Atchison merchants lobby to attract manufacturers. discussions rise on building a $25,100 iron bridge over the Kansas. Rev. B S Cook begins pastoral charge at Arkansas City Baptist church. Reports mention Arkansas water levels and irrigation flow. A Kentucky letter predicts large immigration post-election. A dull butter remark echoes a marginal tale. Obits note David M. Weitzel’s death at 83 near Harper and J G Mulford’s passing in Atchison. Mulford was a church pastor and Republican figure. Caldwell faces damages over alcohol-related death. plans for a provencement project and a flour/cheese plant expansion progress.
The article includes damaged fragments referencing Parsons, Atchison, and administrator notices. It mentions the Kansas Academy of Science and assorted notes about domestic science, household models, and a 1835 administrator appointment for J. Roe of Sedalia, Kansas, with terse legal wording.
A distorted OCR notice reports a sheriff sale under the Dieeriot Court with names such as Serge Bie coe and Gea sae Se Fee er ead ease fee Ee Satay. It references service by publication, local authorities, and a list of parties, with mentions of Grove, Green, and various surnames, indicating a property or asset sale proceeding tied to a public notice.
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