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I am Perina Cubete
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In keeping with Frontenac’s Mining Days this weekend, I’m running this column originally published January 19, 2004. — J.T. Knoll   I am Perina Cubete and I am here at … more
Camp Watt
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Excerpted stories in Crawford County newspaper archives 100 years ago June 6, 1925   Ready market is being found by the roofing tile company recently organized here with a plant … more
Excerpted stories in Crawford County newspaper archives 100 years ago June 5, 1925   The Pittsburg Wholesale Grocery Company was awarded a large contract for canned fruits by the … more
If you build it …
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Today’s photo, from the Frontenac Library and Heritage Hall collection, captures what appears to be a lively Labor Day parade at the turn of the century. I’m especially drawn to the … more
City court will be installed at once
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Excerpted stories in Crawford County newspaper archives 100 years ago June 4, 1925   The committees for the farmer-merchant picnics were appointed at the meeting of the general … more
Railroads ready to move Kansas wheat
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Excerpted stories in Crawford County newspaper archives 100 years ago June 3, 1925   The grain situation in Kansas was thoroughly discussed at the meeting of the grain dealers of … more
Memorial Day
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     Memorial Day has had a special place in my memory from the time I was a little girl.  I have many memories of helping my mother gather roses from our two wild rose bushes in … more
Bogus bug exterminator warning
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Excerpted stories in Crawford County newspaper archives 100 years ago May 31-June 2, 1925   Enrollment began at 7 o’clock this morning at the Teachers College for what … more
Three Lions and some cows 
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Author’s Note: In this installment, Albert reports on the first skirmishes for food and fodder as well as the arrival of three new generals.     DRS Hail and well met, fair … more
Chocolate Cake and a cup of coffee
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“Love doesn’t make the world go round; love is what makes the ride worthwhile.” — Elizabeth Barrett Browning Linda’s birthday was this past Wednesday. While … more
Excerpted stories in Crawford County newspaper archives 100 years ago May 30, 1925   Fingerprint identification files kept by the Pittsburg police department, in charge of Desk … more
Nun leads nomadic lifestyle
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Excerpted stories in Crawford County newspaper archives 100 years ago May 29, 1925   All Pittsburg residents will halt their usual tasks tomorrow in memory of the heroes of the … more
Tent by the lake, summer of 1963
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As I was just a youngster, I didn’t make it to any of the Tent-by-the-Lake performances, but I remember seeing the tent and thinking it was some kind of circus, which I guessing it was during … more
Paulen sends thanks for offer of money
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Excerpted stories in Crawford County newspaper archives 100 years ago May 28, 1925   Governor Ben S. Paulen is grateful to Pittsburg businessmen who have offered him $5,000 as a … more
Summer hangout
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Excerpted stories in Crawford County newspaper archives 100 years ago May 27, 1925   Between 125 and 150 persons ate at the Business & Professional Women’s club … more
‘Coffin ships’ bring Irish to America
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    In May of 2016, my husband and I, along with my sister, took a trip to Europe and visited several countries.  The first country on our trip was Ireland, the homeland for many of … more
Prize winning team
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Excerpted stories in Crawford County newspaper archives 100 years ago May 24-26, 1925   John A. Zimmerman, a miner in the southeastern Kansas district for the past 50 years, died … more
The language of nature
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I was looking out my back window when the big blow came in on Sunday evening. Saw the neighbor’s trash receptacle flying across the alley, our wooden bench roll and the umbrella table go down … more
Monuments and Memorial Day
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As Memorial Day approaches, I thought about, and was even asked, to do a piece on the Veterans’ Memorial on the Pittsburg State Campus. It is a beautiful and peaceful place, and I often visit a … more
Anyway he has his horse
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Excerpted stories in Crawford County newspaper archives 100 years ago May 23, 1925   The Pittsburg Gas Company subsidiary of the Cities Service Company, which purchased the gas … more
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