Kansan Sugar Dream: Sorghum Factories, Fort Scott Hopes
A Kansas paper surveys Fort Scott sorghum sugar work, noting old trials, current mill setup, and prospects. It highlights the potential to produce sorghum sugar locally, the need for better cane yield and processing, and the hope Kansas becomes a significant sugar producer while stressing patient industrial development.
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Atchison
Noble Prentiss
Fort Scott
Kansas
Ozarks
Kansans
United States
Tranquill
Ous
vToword
Wiley
Germany
Forwart
Rinon
Fort Scorer
America
Gentemen
Rioney
Reveala
California
Kansan
Tater O Wait
Kansas Field
LOCAL TEACHERS MEETING ELECTS OFFICERS IN OCTOBER SESSION
The First District Teachers Association met at Lewis Academy last Saturday October 12. J W Colville was named president with J M Parke as vice president and Miss Fama Wallace as secretary and George Rice as treasurer. Officers were elected and program items discussed including papers on mental arithmetic and tutorical exercises in common schools.
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First District Association
Lewis Academy
J. ¥. Colville
Lincoln Township
J. M. Parke
J. W. Colville
JM. Parke
Fama Wallace
George Rice
Alesars
Craig
Colville
Parke
Musasmig
Don
Mesarse Craig
Rebellious chatter and weather prophecies in chaotic column
A fragmented column mocks weather forecasts by Colonel Murdock and ridicules political candidates as chaos grows in Lyon county and nearby towns. It notes farm organizations forming in Dickisen and Topeka, marriage licenses issued in Lawrence, and a Belle Plaine fair praised, while a local editor faces criticism amid a noisy political scene.
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Anthony
Union Labor Party
Lyon County
Dickiseen
Topeia
Bacon
Lawrence
Belle Plaine
Stear-Oied Ge
Sett
Gil
Datewane
Philip Krobe
Atchiene
Eee
Ee Een
Oleh
Oueida Laat Vrakt
Fragmented text on women and societal roles in wartime era
A garbled speech filled with fragmented phrases and name drops outlines views on women’s roles, invisibility, and societal expectations. Mentions marriage, independence, and public life while tangentially touching on race and class, but with many unreadable segments and mis-ordered words.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Carey
Hague
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Dullmas ‘Police Car Company
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Main Street
Joseph Miller
Draper
North Market Street
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J. B. Lippincott Company
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Putin
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United States Department OF Agriculture
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