The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-12-11
KANSAS NEWS
short Cuttings From ali Parts OF the
State.

SOHbRS
Hog cholera is quite serious in Dick.
insOn county.
Arkansas City wants the Cherokee
strip opened.
There is big alligator In the Neo-
sho at Emporia-
A 81. 200 fire in Douglas county was
started by hunters.
A Ness county pumpkin weighs
ninety-eight pounds.
Shawnee county prisoners are at
work In a stone quarry.
Abilene will have a course Of lectures
on literary topics this winter.
Arkansas City is to have a brass
band composed Of young ladies'
Sugar beet culture in Saline COUNT
this season Melted $50 per acre.
Conway Springs has been made n
division point OF the d. G. & A.
Th1rty-six students in the Clay Cen
ter high school are non-residents.
In Labette county they have a po-
litical order known as Bald Hornet. "
On the Little Walnut in Cowley
county, there lives girl uamed Sea
cat.
The Lyons Rock Salt company has
shipped 1000 cars Of salt this sea-
son.
Rocks weighing is. 600 pounds were
put in the foundation of the Topeka
dam.
Gold fish in a fountain at Topeka
have multiplied this year from p tC
500.
Kansas millers are trying to ship
-four to Europe by way OF New Or
leans.
A crowd OF girls at Independence
have organized the "Symp ithetic So
ciety."
The Topeka sugar works were sold
by the sheriff for S11, subject 50
mortgage of $52. 900.
Annie Rooney is in Jail in Wichita,
charged with selling liquor in the ter
ritory. Where is her Joe?
The Oakley Graphic is chuckling be-
cause the editor of ''vile contempor-
airy" was defeated for township clerk.
The Hope Herald thinks that there
has been more fighting in Cork the
past week than there will b. in Chilli.
Yale college has some kickers. but
IL they want to learn few pointers in
foot ball let tn buy tickets to Law
renee.
A new monthly, called the Trades
man, is issued in Atchison. 1t advo-
Gates close observance of the eight
hour law.
The Garden City Imprint states that
W. P. Cowhick dug 700 bushels OF
sweet potatoes. He shipped a carload
to Denver.
]. B. Kell OF Wichita marketed
car of hogs, siXty-one in number, aver
aging $50 pounds, with but one dock
In the load.
w. a. Young Of Eskridge has
shipped 100 head Of polled Angus cows
to his ranch in New Mexico for breed
ing purposes.
A vicious pun from Kansas City is
to the effect that those who strive to
raise the fallen, should take a hand a.
Thermometers.
Wichita has ladies' whist club. Il
meets in the afternoon and INDUCES in
tea The men play in the evening and
do not drink tea.
One firm in Bird City has shipped
ten car loads OF broom corn. That ir-
rIgating canal in Cheyenne county will
show remarkable results in year or
two.
The Santa Fe Monitor states that
James Ellison took six tons of broom
corn of twenty-one acres which he
sold at $50 ton. He did all the work
himself.
Railroad accidents to employees are
becoming quite frequens of late in the
southern half OF the state. Nearly
every day some railroad man is in
iured.
The Kingman Democrat publishes
letter from Grace White. who is q mis-
sionary an Barraka Station, Africa
Kingman is her home and the letter is
of unusual local interest
Cowley county harvested 1925
bushels of rye this year. It will be
shipped to some distiIlery and the ex-
tract returned TO CoWley county. This
is done to encourage the railroads.
Salina is pressing the beet sugar In
dustry. II farmers will raise the beets
every other requirement is provided.
Dead beats do not count
Sunfiower stalks have been gathered
for fuel In some portions of Kansas.
The early wet season caused them to