Local notices and personal items fill odd city pages
A sprawling string of personals, visitors, and civic items notes names like Cromwell Philadelphia Dexter Rochester Winne Cottonwood Falls Bree Syracuse Cross Kanes City and Coleman New York. Mentions of Miss Lannie Bitmen Frank P. Cooper and J J Miller appear among social calls, fever notes, talks of river works, street theater, and racecourse preparations in a bustling midwestern city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemore
W. A. Dexter
Rochester
N. Y
Scot
K Winne
Cottonood Falls
F Breee
Syracuse
N.Y
J. Green
J. Shennyn Nove
Attien, Tod
John
Cross
Kanes City
George P
Wichita
Door
Coleman
New York
Carey
Texan
Louisiana
Father Gratam
St. Ive
Court
Sterna
Lannie Bitmen
Tene Palace
Frank P. Cooper
Wichita Exposition Displayed Grasshopper Statue and Harvest Feasts
A lengthy clipping describes Wichita Kansas exhibits at the Exposition including a mammoth grasshopper statue and records of large crops such as apples and broom corn. It recalls historic droughts and relief efforts, praising the city’s role in national aid and highlighting civic pride in farm products and displays. It also covers local council actions on sewer construction and a sudden obituary for Mrs. Betts, plus notes on a marriage and upcoming waterworks plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Ohio Valley
Contanand
Atu
Arkers
Ake
Alfoauc
Tomas
Conner
Sion
Stone
Corncilmen Healey
Pratt
Johnson
Buckridge
Stover
Grace
Healy
Gig
Prate
Tasyor
Tne
Cymanitine
Prats
Hls
Seier
Lagught
Wayer
Engiisi
Glaze
Buckrilge
Huckeridg
Sveriaal Lider
Storer
Golthers
Adengg
Speech on Labor and Politics at Garfield Hall
A Republican rally at Garfield Hall featured J. W. Adams introducing Hon. Rudolph Hatfield. Hatfield urged informed voter engagement and argued Labor and capital must harmonize while criticizing Democratic evasiveness. The talk covered emigration, wage share, railroads, and party reforms, noting the strong role of Republicans in defense and labor protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Garfield
Rudolph Hatfield
J. W. Adams
Young Men's
Republican Club
Adams
Kansas
Hatfield
Republic
America
Galaxy of Nations
Lincoln
Garfie'd
Harrisons
Childern
Pinelle
Moses Halla Demigo
Rue
Henry George
Emery
Heer Alest
Yabor
Taina Labir
John Shecsias
Haremeyer
Sacar
Pane
Standart Od
Brice
Democratic Onnteal Enmenitter
DP Triiet
Conorree
Republicas Party
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Republican
Champio
Kaneus
Mares
Novia
Watch Thieves Target East Oak Street Store
Last night two colored men robbed the store of Mrs. Tancer on Na Oi Street. They asked to see jewelry and one grabbed a piguid watch before fleeing. Police are tracking the two suspects and expect arrests soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oak Street
Mra Tancer
Abe Wis
Fragmented notes from McMahan patrols and community notices
A trove of obliquely reported items includes McMahan patrols gaining broader powers, a funeral for Warwick Lodge No 44 members, theatrical remarks on the White Shore production, a Unity City political meeting, and scattered local notices. Names and places recur with little coherent narrative.
Trial records and naturalization petitions urged in court
The report lists multiple legal actions before Judge Martin including a verdict, a jury trial at the Freretteniay, and adjournments. It mentions naturalisation papers granted to Herman Frist Juliet Frict and George Sebein, formerly subjects of Empene Wa iam of Germany, with other appeals and cases for Joatie Walker court and the Wright e scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heathrow
Martin
Wessarn
Agale
Crater
Eanes City
Ant Benthey
Tom Joatie
Walkercourt
Pepere
Gay Island
Herman Frist
Juliet Frict
George Sebein
Tabjerte
Empene Wa Iam
Germany
Tadeus Zaid
Eubiece
Francis Joseph
Angers
Austra
Fie Wright
L. Rahman
Fragmented OCR text from historical article page reading odd
The readable fragments reflect a historical newspaper page with garbled OCR. Prominent elements include scattered proper names, partial phrases, and stray references to legal terms, events, and possible notices, though the overall story is not recoverable from the provided text. The result remains a fragmented archival snapshot with no clear central event.
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Eagle Ae
Sun Dock & “Ta Publishers and Proprietors
Wenetr Navies
Jeemey- Gon
Jae Cour
Heath
Agen
Fersonals
Cromwell
Philadelphia
Termer
Sf Withite
Calvert
Tech
Calvert Bas
Aise
Uy Bie
Doe Tiewly
Bear School
Peleple
Boston
Yesteriay
Baldwin Wilhting
Bastiser WirEllamaarke
McNamara
Mensue & McNamara
Panhandle
Wey
Baltway
Thomsen
University
Happersett
Hinzchen
Wising
Hassell
Iis
Davidson's Park
Weet
J.J. Miller
Mera
BJ. McKim
Mankstran
Asda
Fla Temple
Kinguar
Tempie
Stace National Tank
Cowe
Secre
Ninnescah Mining and Turwarment Company
M Kirkpatrick
Fm Southeast Mixeou
Ah Brank
Missouri F
K. Mys
W. F
First Baptist
Sam Taco Union
Fiteray
Ren Wyn
Harper
Inachun
Uly City
Serviers
Galery
RCO
Coe
Setior
Paul Soces
Mie
Brela
Norte Market
Marco
Connie
Mussouri
St. Louis
Decatur
Chica
Mr Jones
Bode
Amewer
Auch
Jaetie
Et- Uetiyer
Thurman
Vajandingham
Voorhees
Heep
W. A Barns
Man Eo Leot
DEA
M.A. Betts
Samuel Bottette
Hes. A I Bobte
eLaToReveraen
Ats P.m
Eitwant Claxor
Agnes TL Bussant
de AL Hobbs
West Central Avenue
Wickia Kan
Whoch Sa
Waterworks Committee
Coanell
Mapecs Fairmeans Waterworks
Otdork.b
Natwral
Eagle Rifles
Eagle Rides
Armory
Wank Garfield University
Garfeid University
Orcideas
Biusi
Universizi Orhestex
Wea
Escoles Begs
Swan
Gees
Trowwurer
Kear
Tean
Kownville
Els Wits
Sanday
Baests
Carex
Constalles
McMahan
Oranty
Punemal
Warwick Lodge
Hellshie
Pythias
Berof the
Archer
Usviraan Tris
Diels Ateape
Win Eridenbaush
Gyme Unlers
Ender
Ier LW
Allert
Market Bell
Wicmits
Erpiary
Rohsibasch
Butler
Comneze
Timighet
Sammy
David Magray
Hank
Chu Lars
Rodden
Cash Henderson
North Main
The
Shepard & Chapman Mortgage Ca
Sedgwilk Building
End
the Furniture Man
Douglas Avenue
Main Street
ENO
Main ST
Creer Euler Frparz
Atp
Swaterbaby
Prwceiings
Hobh Stelectis
Resale
Seowrer
Vinden
Conan Pewenay
Jay
Bettie
Carereen
Toang
Maenter
Bowen
Ereargeaes
Bering
Macsete
Tarwepmde
Hood
Loewe, Mee
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