Watching the World Go byLittle, Brown, 1933 - 358 pages |
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... Kansas City . The enterprise was disastrous financially for us all , and for a time I bitterly repented my share in it . But as years passed on , and the losses were gradually recouped , I was able to take a more intelligent and ...
... Kansas City . The enterprise was disastrous financially for us all , and for a time I bitterly repented my share in it . But as years passed on , and the losses were gradually recouped , I was able to take a more intelligent and ...
Page 41
... Kansas City , I had made desperate efforts to sell my paper to Mr. Walter Neff , then the owner of a prosperous drovers ' and cattle - buyers ' paper at the stockyards . " Had he ever bought the newspaper which I tried to unload upon ...
... Kansas City , I had made desperate efforts to sell my paper to Mr. Walter Neff , then the owner of a prosperous drovers ' and cattle - buyers ' paper at the stockyards . " Had he ever bought the newspaper which I tried to unload upon ...
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... Kansas village of but a scant thousand peo- ple , was one William Allen White , destined later to be- come perhaps the best known editor in the United States . It was long after my Kansas City experience that I came to know him ...
... Kansas village of but a scant thousand peo- ple , was one William Allen White , destined later to be- come perhaps the best known editor in the United States . It was long after my Kansas City experience that I came to know him ...
Contents
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CHAPTER II page | 20 |
CHAPTER III page | 40 |
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