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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1896
Page
4
An early edition notice from The State Journal outlines pricing and distribution details for the Twenty-Third Teat Tally edition. It mentions city carriers and per-year rates, indicating regional distribution across Hanraz town and nearby areas.
The Tonska Dairy State Fourdial breaks all records with unprecedented circulation figures, signaling a major milestone for the publication. Details remain sparse in the fragments, but the achievement is described as a historic high in readership.
Circulation report for the Topeka Daily State Journal for March 1954. Details include daily and monthly circulation figures, averages, and totals with year comparisons, noting the newspaper’s proprietor and city imprint. Includes dates, totals, and daily averages for March and the year.
Fragmentary weather and civic commentary from Topeka notes discuss winds, Indiana and Wichita, divorce court reports, and a push for Topeka women to fund a strawberry education auditorium. The piece blends weather chatter with public life and a call for broader publicity into civic matters and alleged corruption.
A historical notice debates the H Gaines case and Kruger incident. It notes Gaines faced murder in the third degree, supported by views that mercy or stern justice suit the police offender. The piece cites comments by Troutman and Curtis, with tensions over duty, law, and leniency.
A glimpse through South Missouri offers a photo engraved book titled Snap Shore In South Missouri. The Kansne awe Port Scott Mem phis Roliraid Co. announces a scarce portfolio of sixeenth century style engravings and varied imagery. Readers can obtain insights into the region's productions and serigraphy by purchasing the book for four cents, with mail to 2 Lockwood, Kansas City, Mo.
The text reads as a garbled OCR fragment with stray phrases about complaints and a druggist, mentioning laundry and a peerless entity. No coherent events or names form a clear news item. the readable content is limited to disjointed terms and broken suggestions.
In mountain towns a religious revival spreads through cabin scenes. Tom Hepburn and Tom Rivers clash with gun fears and a wary crowd while Uncle Jake and Jim Cudbar offer rural justice tales of mischief. The piece blends sketches of faith, community rumor, and frontier life with dialogue rich in dialect.
A collage of playful quotes and stray lines from a late 19th or early 20th century paper. It mixes political barbs, domestic banter, and social quirks with mock dialogues and brief comic bits. Names, places, and everyday scenes appear in a mosaic of humorous fragments.
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