Kansas City Star notes Kansas growth and political shifts
The Kansas City Star comments on agricultural gains, Wichita and Topeka rivalries, and population signals as registration nears 6,000 in Wichita. It argues for boosting Kansas products at home, predicts Republican strength, and cites frontier optimism about Wichita's rise and regional packing interests. Allen G Thurman signals farewell to politics amid Democratic currents.
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Mngton
Butler County
Kansas
the Agricultural Department
Wichita
Topeka
Ane
Marsh Murdock
Union
Washington
Kennan City
St. Loui
Murrdock
Kansas City
Kansie City
Southwest
Star
Dun Baie
Bia
Tere
Hon
H. B. Blackwell
Crewes
P.V. Healy
Prohibition
Poptt
Geo. W. Glick
George Martinn
Shawnee County
Martin
Hings, Reed
Dunkin
Deam
Sedigwick
Death and decay reflect in aged reflections and warlike warnings
The piece blends dark meditation on mortality with political musings and public notices. It weaves a poem on aging and fate with excerpts about sugar trusts, Kansas politics, and growth in Wichita. It quotes Governor Martin and discusses suffrage, debt, and civic duty in a late 19th century tone.
Evangelical church to be dedicated in Darling Point
The Evangelical association will dedicate their church at Darling Point November 1. A Methodist Sunday school organized at Delphas Ottawa county with 108 scholars and Miss Della Knowles elected superintendent. A revival at the Methodist church in El Dorado reports twenty conversions in one day.
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Leadsville
Colorado
Bennington
Minneapolis Democrat
The
Evangelical Association
Darling Point
Delphas
Ottawa County
Della Knowles
Methodist R
el Dorado
Brouht
California Climate Compared To The East By A Visitor
A traveler returns from San Diego praising Southern California as he describes its climate fog damp dusty winds and similar health concerns as the East he notes ongoing agricultural prospects including grape growing up the mountainside and the growing appeal of California markets for fruit while contrasting rail access and settlement patterns with eastern cities. He highlights the Pacific coast as a winter refuge and predicts development of vineyards and real estate along mountain slopes and valley floors. He mentions seasonal pleasures and local food like buckwheat cakes and maple syrup as part of the favorable inland life.
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Los Axates
San Diego
California
Deman
Irfenile
Pacific
Jena
Contentznen
Yeur
Mii
Banastan
Mtvaringee
Basra
Runaas
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Tiamat
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Teague
Earth
St. Louis Globe
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Iittle
Fuller
Grensia
Grenois
Clearing House
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Smp
Missouri
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Yiel
D. E. Pure
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Permanent School Fund
Basic
Dean Sin
Woden
Todge Adams
She Norles Society
Premis
Ines
Florence
Delphos Corespondiar
Te Minnelis
Meneatet Church
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A. W. Otsyen
Boann
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Wliw Pepe Baling
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Aime
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West
Califienta
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Manchester
Hout Times
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Davidson
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