Snapshot Home News Bits From Topeka And Nearby
Local notes from Topeka and surrounding areas recount a busy week. Kansas City visitor Arthur Moors. Dedeseh and East apartments under construction. Wood brothers expansion. courthouse ceremony with Governor Stanley. river town events. political activity in the State Senate and Republican circles. and community updates on streets, transportation, and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeke Expisition Company
Arthur Moors
Kansas City
Dedeseh
New East Apts
Pray Lee
Suny
Roeser
Sante Fo Freight Enems Wes
Lawrence
Dodesrat
Ceimertal Club
Tle
Wood Brothers
A. M. Tiatver
Stanley
Dew
Gelutt
Orpety
Teetty
Ker
Juha Beker
Tran
Penpelad
Unclear OCR fragment about a cure and remedies
Fragmentary text discussing a dandruff cure and related remedies, with numerous garbled words and stray phrases. No clear individuals, places, dates, or organizations are identifiable from the readable content. The readable parts mention a cure and general health terms but lack concrete facts.
Unscrambled Notes on Local Meetings and Events
Fragmentary report notes a planned canvassing by local groups for upcoming elections and a meeting of a Native American community with references to a local orchestra. Mentions of the Attorney General, audit team, and a funding ground are noted amid garbled phrases.
Club leaders tout Santa Fe bonds boost for Topeka
President John E Frost of Gommers club and John E Prost of the Topeka Commercial Club say the Santa Fe extension bonds represent a major city gain. They credit the Commercial Club for forcing the change and expect population growth next year as a result of the improved route and investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E Frost
Gommertis
John E. Prost
Topeka
State Journal
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Mfmoad
Commercial Club
Sante Fe
Bulla
Dam Prouf
Brock Resigns From State Agricultural Board
R J Brock, a governor appointee to the overloaded State Agricultural College Board of Regents, resigns relieving congestion. He hails from Manhattan and will be appointed again if a vacancy occurs later in Governor Stanley's term. The board members include William Hunter and others in various cities. Chicago river widening cases begin in district court, seeking $35,000 in condemnation for Canal Street to widen the river.
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Agriculture Board of
Regenta
R. J. Brock
Stacley
Board of Regents
State Agricultural College
Yeateniny
Brock Fa
Manhattan
Stanley
William Hunter
Bue Raphi
J. M_ Satter
Ikyatie Doneiad
Biof
Watrotella
Gobet
Ramsaa Cny
Matowell
Bron Center
Stewart
Humboldt
Chicago River
Chicago
Elrrutt Enurt
Usamestuiey
Tve
Attummey Terisfer
Erosindaig
Canal Street
Maiey Altallar
Rarena
Submarine Mine Found Near Norfolk Harbor
A stray naval mine was discovered near Norfolk Harbor in Virginia. Reported to have been planted during the Spanish American War, the mine had remained at sea before being surfaced and removed a few days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Unites States Artillery
Etre Harbor
Lecee
Banquet decor and a Mother Goose evening charm club event
A Portlyeclub banquet featured spring decor with pink carnations, followed by a Mother Goose evening planned by committees. Mrs G Fuster attended with a toast list, and guests including Mr and Mrs Worley, Mr and Mrs Powell, and Miss Bessie Ricketts celebrated with a three course supper and floral centerpieces. A separate wedding of Miss Bessie Ricketts and Mr Ralph Martin at West Eighth Ave noted, with details on ceremony, brides attire, and after-entrance receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iide
Robey
Fred. Slater
Tae T
Strickler
Bia
G. F Worley
W. M. Dawhtkin
Mra
BM. Powell
Wand
Do Hh. Pyiacit
Mey
FG. Poster
Watler Combs
Rand
Sarmeac Allen
Fred c. Slater
D.C. ‘Tiltotsen
No Name Card Club
War
Nate Thompson
Frank Sturgis
Log Wingert
Frank Barkey
Bessie Ricketts
Ralph Martin
Brailes Bownine
Milt Helotss Greer
Katie Rushmore
Mercy
Leandatra
Carl Sawin
Dottie Martin
Suevte
Piewerwot Menaville
Bonn
Mexa Afaring
Craterville
Frank Ae Pee
J. L Pritchard
Leavenwaort
Itdre Martin
North
Kansas Avenue
Hat and flower sale offers in Topeka bargains
Advert shows prices for hats and floral selections. One fifty buys any three hats, two forty nine buys a hat from five dollar styles, three ninety eight buys others’ six dollar hats. Five dollars buys best bargain, 310 price. A quarter buys about a thousand bunches of flowers, others 50 cents. Sixteen five cents buys foliage and flowers worth three fifty.
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Wil
Topeka
Easter Gloves Sale Highlighting Lambskin and Kid Pairs
Two clasp lambskin gloves priced at 98 cents per pair and three clasp kid gloves at 1 dollar 49 cents. All pairs guaranteed. Also a full line of Amsterdam silk gloves in black and colors from 25 cents to 1 dollar per pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rominay
Dougnen
Amsterdam
Farmers Federation urges co operative grain move in Salina
James Butler of the Warmers' Federation reports strong interest in forming co operative elevators across Kansas to allow farmers to handle their own grain and break the trust. He cites upcoming Salina meeting as pivotal for uniting counties and establishing a state wide cooperative shipping association to aid wheat farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Co-Operative Commission
Kunsan City
Salina
Grain Trust
James Butler
Farmers' Federation and Kansas Grain Co operatives Rise
Secretary James Butler outlines the purpose of a state cooperative plan to counter the grain trust. He cites Rockwell Iowa as a model with 1 year of success and urges uniting independent farmers, dealers, and elevators to form state wide co operative elevators and shipping associations. The Salina meeting aims to act on Kansas business and expand cooperative efforts across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Butler
The
State Journal
Salina
Kansas
Fo & Helpless Cor
Itiog
Rockwell
Towa
Kantras
Kansas City
Salina 19
Ted So Fur
Kansas City Pastor Called to Preach in Chicago Church
A Kansas City pastor has received a call to preach at a Presbyterian church in Chicago on Drexel Boulevard. The Porty-firat Street Presbyterian church at Porty-firse was without a pastor for nearly three years since Dr Howard Agnew Johnson left Madison Avenue Presbyterian New York. Dr McAfee will be notified of the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayoral
Hillrest
California
Haller
Burlingame
Peke
George Maindiza
Bert Miller
St. Joe
Severs
Topeka
AV. Beronius
Daughters of the King
Mary Hatfield
Joe
George Clark
Bars
D. W. Little
Linds
Oscar Gates
Inian City
Maretta Pendle
Mr. Pendleton
Herngton
Gatee
Kansas City
Sadie Kemp
Baltimore
Clements Company
C. B. Gunn
Lencharck Kane
Sheldon
Gunn
George B. Hetherington
Brackwell
Ana
Newton
Batter
Helen MacLeod
Edward Thompson
Tyler Street
Chicago Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Whales, Customs Bustle Over Skagway Inbound Goods
Port Townsend reports strange customs trouble at Skagway as three White Pass and Yukon river steamers arrive in bond. They were entered on British bottoms and destined to White Horse, to be dismantled for shipment piece by piece. Officials seek guidance on duties and remaining hulls. Royalty protests follow new gold fuel royalty alerts from Dawson. Whales swarm Lynn Canal, a three mile long procession observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Townsend
Wash
Dolphin
Skagway
White Pags and
Yukom Company
Cay
Bond
White Horse
Skaeway
Gorn
Lafy
Andrews
Department
Kionilijke
Gttan
Dawson
Onnes
Lynn Canal
Record of Large New York Stamp Order
New York April 4 A huge order for documentary stamps is reported as received by Charlce MH Treat collector of Internal Revenue for the second district of New York. The event marks the largest stamp sale on record in the district with figures not fully disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charlce MH
Treat
Internal Revenue
Second District
Omy Peipera
Contested Denver alderman election inquiry proceeds
In Denver contests arise as Regubusean candidates challenge the erection of aldermen, alleging Cory ruptiog and fraid influence. The face of the Falurioe te septione shows a two vote margin in the beard amid ongoing disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Regubus Ean
Cory
Riots in China and killings reported in Asia
Vancouver dispatch cites Japanese press reports of raids near Paoting China with authorities unable to stop clashes. German troops clash with Chinese forces leaving 52 dead. Missionaries named killed in various incidents. Rev Geo F Hunting dies in Minnesota after two-year illness. former Alma College president noted as poet and G A R member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B.C
Japan
Paoting
Marshal von Walderserla
Bra Olsen
Mra W. Noreen
Mr. Anderson
Chlldren
A. Hi. Palm
C. Forsberg
C. Lemberg
D. M. Carman
Manfia
I Stata Qo
Petaiea Manta Times
Chotat
Caer
Carnan
Geo. F. Hunting
Marshell
Fais
Alma College
Alma
Mich
Hunting
Knights Templar Ao
Coal For Yokohama Station Cumberland Ma April 4
The Consolidation Coal Company of Cumberland has won the contract to supply the new United States naval coaling station at Yokohama Japan. The Treviport Alexander Wilde failed at Baltimore this week with 5,500 tons to begin the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama Station
Cumberland
Consolidation Coal Company
Cumberland Tron
United States Naval Coaling
Yokohama
Japan
Trevieport
Alexander Wilde
Baltimore
Three's a Crowd Paris Seeks Balance Before Festivities
Paris officials say the mission examining the departure of Russian warships will not keep the entire Russian squadron in port during the Pan France events. A third party presence could chill festive mood and complicate demonstrations, with ships likely to divert. Separate note on lecture course by S E Seton Trempeon planned for April 16 featuring animal tales and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sifee
Thompson
Iba
Seton-Trempeon
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Knox
Hawes
Clements
Hickeninislimpany
Lee Semper
Tome
Perth
Sistice Bs
Cas Sagane
Willer
Daecotietsorn
Cee
Tuseday
Toe
Watson
Atkoouee General Ret
Auditoe
Brock
Martin Ricketts
Mre
Barry Weaver
Weeting
Bre Wahlquist
Hastings
Het
Misa Jane Dulay
Bethany Cotlene
Tien
Leavenworth
Walt
Betra W. Jttlack
Furet Fh
Toiuctine Club
Mra Georsw Meere
Yorn Womens Chelatingation Eames
Javkean Street
Rem
Amelie
Bruce Wallace
Topeka Cash Dry Goods CO
Farmers’ Federation
Pete Jean Ee Eae
Lynn
Canal
Alaska
China
Beach
England
Teresi
Ben
Dr. Lyon
Bussia
Toulon
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