Kansas Retailers Association Passes Fifteen Resolutions at Salina
The 3rd annual Kansas Retailers Association convention in Salina September 8 and 9 approved fifteen resolutions after extended debate. Resolutions covered opposition to federal prohibition, tax proposals on beverages and staples, advertising, trade stamps, and support for merchant education and small-town protection plans. Leaders Ty K. Winey and Harry B. Sihurks attended. appreciation was extended to Salina hosts.
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State Merchants,” Retailers Association
Salina
Ty K. Winey
Uarry
B. Sihurks
Kansas
Kansas Retailers’ Association
Crombine
Trent
Twenty Year Test Endorses Chamberlain Remedy
Geo W Brod publisher of the Aberdeen Maryland Enterprise cites twenty years of using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a safe cure for diarrhea. He notes no other product compares and recommends it widely. For sale by all dealers. Vanity Gases priced 35 cents to 5 dollars at Arts and Crafts Store Tot Mass St. Enchanted wedding rings offered. Swan Valley Creamery paying for spring chickens at 1 1/2 to 2.
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Geo. W. Brod
The
Enterprise
Aberdeen
Vanity Gases
Arts and Crafts
Mass
Annie Louise Cary and Her Favorite Robin Adair
Annie Louise Cary, renowned soprano, captivated audiences in Europe and America. The piece highlights her debut in Copenhagen, Milan studies, and a career spanning over twelve years with notable songs Robin Adair The Lost Chord and The Day is Done featured in Heart Songs distributed to readers.
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Annie Louise Cary
Openine
Copenhagen
America
Hut
Robin Adair
Arthur Sullivan
Longfellow
Robin Adam
Cary
Heart
Thisspaper
Seeepipen
Indigestion Patient Praises Tablets Healing Stomach Ailments
A note from Indiana describes Mrs Sadie TH Chevson suffering indigestion constipation and headaches after meals. After trying Chamberlains Tablets she reports marked relief and recommends them, noting her daughter had success as well. The message ends with a dealer sale and a Kansas official speaking at Court House inviting ladies.
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Sadie
Chevson
Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Bladder Troubles
Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder problems, dissolves gravel, helps diabetes, rheumatism, and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder for men and women. Regulates bladder issues in children. mail order available for $1.00. One bottle provides two months treatment and seldom fails. Testimonials from Kansas. address De E W Ball St Louis Mo. sold by druggists.
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Texas
Kansas
E. W. Ball
Olive Treet
iSt. Louis
Dr James Headache Powders Promised Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dr James Headache Powder as delivering fast relief from all headaches including dull throbbing and nerve pains. It urges readers to send for a dime package at the drug store and assures satisfaction with no disappointment.
YMCA Men's Classes to Start Next Week official says
Secretary Boltz announced this morning that the YMCA will begin men's classes next week with a profitable arrangement planned for city youths. A fuller announcement will follow. Tonight at Court House at 8 oclock Topeka secretary Ton W F eden will speak, open to all including ladies. Robert Edeson stars in The Call of the Nation at The Aurora today.
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Jon
Peder
Topeka
State ‘Utilities Commission
Court House
Isoleto Kr
Boltz
Ton
W. F.eden
State Utilities’ Commission
Ouse
Robert Edeson
Aucrora
McKone Fiano Shop Rebuilding City Dealers
A fragmented notice announces McKone Fiano Shop offerings in the city with up-to-date shops and rebuilding and repair of all medical instruments. Piano tuning services and work guaranteed. Both. Phones 169.
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McKone
Merchants Association Adds 15 New Members
Secretary Harry B. Sparks said the Merchants Association roster is growing with 15 new members after recent large letter campaigns. He expects continued outreach and notes more Lawton merchants should join, while unrelated bank ads appear in the text.
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Merchants’ Association
Harry’ B. Sparks
Sparks
Lawton
Barrington Hall Coffee Ad At Home Store
A clerical note reports a new supply of Barrington-Hall coffee arriving at the Home Store located at 907 Tenn St. The message was received as a quick update for shoppers.
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Tragh
Barrington-Hall Coffee
Tenn, St
Stars Son in Law Alienation Suit and Stabbing Tragedy
Ill will between Frey Messer and his son in law John Lee near Tonganoxie led to a store confrontation ending with Lee stabbed three times near the heart. Lee, hospitalized and not expected to survive, had recently filed for divorce from Messer’s daughter claiming non support and a separate $10,000 alienation suit. Messer, jailed in Heavenworth after the incident, declined to testify, while the feud followed a year of family disputes and divorce proceedings.
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Frey Messer
John Lee
Tonganoxie
Lee
Messe
Heavenworth
Jol Lee
Messer Sind
M-Besser
Leon
Tava
Ater Lee
Messer
Crown
Tear Hon. FMr Phrdiey Faces Democratic Opponent
Court session tonight draws all invited attendees with emphasis on welcoming ladies. The event concerns a representative race in the T2th district as Hon. FM Phrdiey contests the Democratic nominee. Unknowns and supporters expected to attend.
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Phrdiey
Hoar Hon
Fy M.hartley
Court House Fonieht
Ofelock
Apoveryene
Miners Alive Hope After Rescue Sounds From Mine
Eureka and Kiah report a faint tapping heard from the Centennial mine where twelve miners were entombed after Thursday’s cave‑in. Rescuers, hopeful, noted signs of life as distant tapping and cheering echoed through the shaft. Observers quoted workers and officials describing the delicate rescue effort and the need for careful shoring and timing.
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Eureka
Kiah
Centennial
The Call of the North from The Conjuror's House
An item notes Stewart Edward White’s The Call of the North from his book The Conjuror's House, featured in The Aurora today.
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Stewart Edward White
the Aurora
Soldiers Return Three Regiments to be Quartered at Fort Riley
Sept 21 Fort Riley Kan report states the Twelfth and Thirteenth regiments of cavalry will be stationed at Fort Riley while Forts Meade and Robinson are abandoned. The post will quarter three regiments and the Sixth Field Artillery, the only unit with adequate accommodations, will be permanently stationed there though recently on the border for five months.
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Tjunction City
Kan
Fort’ Riley
Meade
Robinson
Sixth Field Artillery
Israt
Fort Riley
Thut
Ben
Freshman class forms honor sentiment committee at Myers Hall
The freshman class at Myers Hall Saturday night began organizing as a unit. Prof Mitchell suggested Don Hoffman and others be appointed to select a committee from the class to promote the honor spirit and create definite plans. The committee of ten includes Warren Wattles Jon Kabler Carl Williamson K. C. Charles George Bell Charles Boughton A B Tourey and F. W. Richer. They will meet at five o clock tomorrow at Myers Hall to begin work.
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Myers Jiall
UL Ed. Mitchell
Don Hoffman
M. Cho
Elas
Charles Boughton
A.B. Tourey
FL W. Richer
Christmas credit plan advertised in local notice
A church or store advertises a Christmas credit plan offering credit for holiday purchases paid in installments. The notice promises simple terms and early start, urging readers to secure gifts before Christmas with monthly payments. Correspondent details mention Pratt, ex-president of Pees, who died in Topeka and is being moved to Lawrence for interment with short services at the grave.
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Pratt
Pees
Topeka
Lawrence
Oink
Mratt Wits
Ft. Mes
Mark Ellis
Valuable Discovery in Complexion Brautifier
A fragmented OCR passage discusses a cosmetic discovery claiming to improve complexions. It references a mysterious powder and water bath method, mentions a Fortnight or night use, and notes evolving consumer interest without clear names, dates, or verifiable outcomes.
Local repair notices mix with stray phrases
A fragmented OCR item mentions minor tasks and repairs with unclear context. The readable portion references coastal settings and a person named Guy Hickmant, but details are insufficient for a full event or action. The text appears garbled and incomplete, lacking concrete dates, locations, or duties.
Varalty taldans: in The Lits tle Gray Linly
Fragmentary note mentions Jane Grey and a characterized title with unclear wording. No verifiable event, date, or location present to form a coherent summary.
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Jane Grey
Lost word at big tent parade hints wartime needs
Fragmentary notice from The Last Volunteer mentions wartime context at Austr- Ser- Ving war. It references pure ice cream and fruit tees, Pedther plone PS Wiedemann's and a cryptic plea for girl dresses as a need. The garbled text notes a lost item and a call for assistance.
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Cumming
Wiedemann’s
Refugees Flee Mexico as U S Troops Withdraw
Refugees crowd the steamship Esperanza bound for Havana and New York via Progreso as word spreads that General Ramon Corona and two others were removed from the Morro Castle at Progreso. Most passengers still seek passage home via Progreso to avoid Vera Cruz after American troops depart, with efforts ongoing to secure boats for over two hundred nuns and other refugees.
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U. S
Huerta
Vera Cruz
Isperanza
Havana
New York
Progresso.y
Ramon Corona
Staf
Ward Line
Morro Castle
Progresso
Thea
Esperanza
Raller
Hein
Vera’ Cruz
Roosevelt Stops in Topeka to Speak at Depot
Roosevelt, a Progressive leader, rode through Lawrence and Topeka on the Rock Island en route to Kansas City. In Topeka he addressed about 350 people at the depot, praising American citizenship and urging reform focused on all citizens, especially children, before tackling broader national issues.
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Hearlere " Roosevelt
United States
Lawrence
Rock Island
Kansas City
North
Topeka
Roosevelt J
Allen
Murdock
Roosevelt
Kansas
Sipeann
Ile
America
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Listarms
Cren
The Bride's Ideal Tabby Goes Professional Cat Tale
A quirky local note profiles a tabby named Tabby as a standout feline in a playful public display. The feature highlights Tabby’s charm, agility, and the affectionate bond with nearby caretakers. Community readers cheer the clever pet as a tiny celebrity.
Reference to Honey W. Feder and State Utilities Commission
An OCR fragment recalls a speech event with Hone W. Feder of Topeka as Secretary of the State Utilities Commission. It mentions a speaker praising saving the country, a wife doing washing to support him, and attendees including ladies invited to shake hands with those nearby. The text is fragmentary and contains garbled words.
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Charlie Wah Laundry
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Swan Valley Creamery
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Thoranizhtyr
Whightas
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Guy Hickmant
Coestal Sen
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Shaler Drug
W. D. Gwin
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