The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-01-23
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The Argonia Clipper says the
mortgage companies have begun
Wholesale foreclosure business In
ths west where the interest IL not
promptly paid.
I've years age they ProsPected for
salt ct Hutchinson. Ia 1859 Hutch
inson produced nearly ons-ifth Of
III the salt made in the United
States.
George 7. Anthony IL Of the oPin-
lon that "Kansas needs fewer states
men and more farmers, more solid
vsrk and less financial discussion
en- dry goods boxes"
This year, 1890, will be . great one
In the history Of Kansas. The Inn
nsnss crops Of 1889 will cause . vast
amount Of immigration and capital
viii flow this way for Investment.
The Nsodeshs Register says: "a
rssubmIssiou exchange very Pertly
ssks: what lie the prime cause Of
murdsr2' We can very readily
answer that question. Make two
words Of murder Gad read IL back
ward, which Ia red run! Give us
something that IL hard"
A farmers wife living In Usage
township, Labetts county, il re-
puted 10 be the mother Of twenty
ave children, seventeen Of whom
are living.
4. J. French, superintendent OF
the county farm Of Phillips county,
has lest ten head OF cattle with
stalk disease" which IL In
reality . brain or spine trouble.
DR.. Ham Leigh Of HiawAtha has
received notice that he has been
made fellow Of the London Royal
Microscopic society, Of which there
ars but sIghty-fIve other members
IN the United States.
Mrs.. Harmon Of MePhersOn was
sleeping In home alone with her
children, and awakened by q noise
she arose and on entering another
room was seized and ehlOTOfOrmed.
Her house was then robbed Of all the
money 10 II.
While the Eastern papers are
dwelling upon the disastrous effects
Of the blizzard In Kansas, the farm
srs Of that state are figuring up how
many millions Of dollars the snow
which has fallen there duFiag the
past few days IL worth TO the wheat
crop.
A creamery at Fort Scott which
was erected q year and a half ago
hiss never run q single dHy, although
Il 10 fully equipped with fine modern
appliances, aud 10 one Of the most
complete establishments Of the kind
In the state.
w. NJ. Nordyke OF Parsons fell on
Q happy manner Of collecting . bill
Of IN Iowa man the other day. He
wrapped mp 50 cent plug Of tobacco
and forwarded itC e. o. ID. 80 so.
The debtor paid the amount aud
found inside the reOeipted bill Of
long standing and the tobacco.
Wichita Journal: It's pretty
severe desc for Kansas now that she
IL wrestling with the influenza to
learn that q theatrical company IL
being organized at Abilene with 4
barrel Of money behind Il.
Abilene Reflector: The blizzard
came down like the wolf on the
fold, and the breath that II brought
was most bitterly cold; Il swept Ger
the plain and the grasses were
Drowned, Il entered the city and
stllled was each sound. From
Dakota 10 Texas right swiftly Il
few and ever each section it blew
and Il snsw.
The Kansas settler sticks his head
oct Of the house In which he has
been confined for three days by the
blizzard and the snow, and looking
scross his whitsned fields sxclains:
THAT was worth just . thousand
dollars 10 me" Sympathy extended
10 Kansas man 10 generally wasted.
He dOesn't need it.