Kansas to Host Grange and Farmers Congress
Mixed Kansas political notes reference the National Grange and Farmers Congress meeting in Topeka on Thursday. The piece cites electoral college selections, cabinet figures, farm department plans, and ongoing party debates with mentions of Harrison era reformers, Wichita prospects, and state political figures.
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National Grange Sind Farmers’ Congress
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Official Returns of Sedgwick County Presidential Election 188
Official returns from Sedgwick County list polls by ward, township, and precincts. The count shows votes for the major parties and candidates with totals, noting the electoral vote and statewide implications. The editor discusses political commentary, party dynamics, and regional sentiment from Kansas and neighboring areas.
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Spectacular Textile Sale with Heavy Discounts
A local ad lists deep price cuts across blankets, silks, satins, velvets and dress fabrics. Unsold stock includes all wool scarlet blankets, black faille, silk goods, bed coverings, and various dress fabrics with prices ranging from a few dozen to a couple of dollars per item. The sale highlights inducements on many items and emphasizes new fabric arrivals and extensive stock.
Cloak Department Showcases Latest Plesh Garments
A city cloak department displays an immense variety of garments including cloak types for children and infants, winter shawls and fur. Shoppers are urged to compare prices and save time and money by buying now.
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Fragmented Vision of Reform in a Turbulent Era
A garbled OCR fragment sketches political ferment with references to Innes and Ross, a Crown Work era, and calls for reform. It hints at factional struggle, loyalty, and the push for strong governance, naming figures like Angel, Whittier, and West Prairie town, amid broader debates on power, loyalty, and civic improvement.
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