Topeka Society Luncheon and Chaldean Club Event
A Topeka society luncheon was served on small tables at six o'clock with a Chaldean Club magazine evening planned for Monday. Mrs Debora Lonewhore entertained guests Thursday afternoon at her dome on Topeka arena, with a long guest list including Mrs Byron Mills and many others. a school event and a Paris exhibit were noted, and telegraph-style announcements covered wedding tours and society happenings in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debora K. Lonewhore
Topeka Arena
Byron Mille
Las View
Mee
Kiheer
Ef Raton
N‘m
Mes
Stane
Sirs T
Muann
A. Johnston
Dire
Wudion
Theoret K Fin
Mire
Meidlicott
Waites
Dhaeih
Albert V. Woon
Milla
Dep
Puntin
Northern Pacific to halt new Canadian lines plan
In April Premier McDonald announces the Northern Pacific will not rebuild lines in Canada. An elderly man, worn and frail, seeks shelter at a police station but is refused lodging. He recalls fighting to reach the Soldiers' Home in Leavenworth and laments the lack of help, then finds temporary shelter at a mission that rejects his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Canada
Winniows
McDonald
Hobe
Yeo
Leavenworth
Asit
Topeka
Mea
Potwin
Northern Pacite
Hy Tho Jeans & Permanent
Pacife
Mellen
Lychides
Manitoba
Ottawh
Poulfiormi
Hft
Kansas Avenue
Dhee
Newsboy
Joan May
Sim Biudan
Rome
Pisus
Bringing the Wounded From the Field Night Club Notes
A long, fragmentary society and city notes page records upcoming gatherings at the Chaldean Club, the King of Meas club event in Potwin, and a Methodist church program with talks on Birds and Americus Titanin. The item also mentions rail policy notes, local social visitors, and reminiscences of Kansas weather and commerce with brief anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninde Chaviaugue
Piet Methodist Church
Topeka
Odd Poynted Yarn On Weather, Oranges And Dyer Talk
A rough tale describes tracking cold weather by a pike with eyes closed and saving orange buds by dipping in melted tallow, then a Decoration Day shipment of nine crates of oranges to New Orleans. It ends with a smoky dispute between a butcher and a dyer over a misunderstanding of French dyed clothing and a judge’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaneas
Annies Fisher
Corder Grocery
New Orleans
Kansas
Timmel
Germany faces food crisis if meat import ban passes
Consul General Mason reports to the state department on how a German meat inspection act could halt live cattle and meat imports. He notes population growth, lagging farm output, and the challenge of shifting capital from industry to farming as Germany weighs its future food supply and economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reichstas
Germany
Mason
Berlin
State Department
Dats March
Lin
German Empire
Grmany
No More Joint Meetings Divide State Medical Societies
Causes medical societies to separate after failed joint sessions in Topeka. Kansas Medical Society to meet May 2 5 4 with others to follow at later dates. The split reflects bitterness between schools and criticism from journals of various medical factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Athleties I Topeka
Kansas Medical Society
Belestie and Homeopathic
Iree
Meilichie
Kansas
That Throbbing Headache Remedy Ad Prompts Quoted Exchange
Fragmentary OCR text shows an ad style claim for King’s New Life Pits to ease headaches. It includes garbled dialogue attributed to Mrs Depps and references to a reaction or dispute, with stray phrases about purity blood and a city journal quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Depys
Depps
Dappe
Initianapolis Journal
Real Estate Transfers in Topeka and Vicinity
A stream of property transfers logged in Topeka listing buyers and amounts for numerous parcels including Kaw Valley reserve No 2 with J M L Wilkerton and wife to Bank of Topeka, others from Frank Hradley to Thomas Bowman for 3400 dollars, Dora O Naillo and Mikeever for 2200, Ida Twaddle to Ino Seybold for 2700, and numerous street address transfers in Linn and Indiana avenues plus city parcels to the Prudential Tag Co and the City of Topeka among others. The notices include a local church property at 445 Buchanan Street and a note of a medical testimonial for Chamberlins Pain Balm from AB Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ML. Wilkerton
Bank of
Tipeka
Kaw Valley
Frank Hradley
Thomas Bowman
Dora O'Naillo
AL MiKeever
Park
Ida BE. Twaddle
Ino
H. Seybold
van Buren Street
Cynthia Smith
Mary A Caldwell
W. Furnes
Grahium
Mellie Kenaxick
Pine Street
Stillson & Bartholomew's
Shawnee County
Dudley Pratt
Linn
Matthew Peter
Thomas K. Tomas
Jacob Myers
P. Vv. Zurbeck
Indiana Avenue
Highland Park
Robt
Sandstrom
Mary Linden
Grattan Street
Fiesty's Rule
Prudential Tag. Co
J. W. Morris
Johanna G. Hartel
Davia
Orr
M. Hollensiade
W. C. Bieln
Polk Street
Marty A. Fleck
W.T. Hotchkiss
Nystrom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Topeka Society
Mrs. Longshore
Byron Mills
THE
Parksdale
Sh nAine A
Alexandria
Palesne
Mise
Abby Ware
Federation
Wintlesd
Mex
Waldemar Tot Duttten
Montgomeers
Topeke
Kansay
California
Pacite
Hie
Bee
Mies
Gertrude Saville Hopkins
Montsimnery
Pyotia
Hausas Avenue
Pren
Wola Popenoo
Tea
Mise Beh
Butterdold
Clu
Suralki
John T Chaney
al Clay Atrest
Genevieve Rayleat
Fort Scott
Mayes
Banda
Jounatoy
Ialynedinn
Teo
Liu Evens
Wiwathe
Karena
Mins Ateou
Chamberlat
Ehronig
Bloemfontein
Kohl’s
Menneén
Grandpa
L. L
Slater Cambric
White Palace
Clark
Monarch
Elmira
Joanse
Tver
Rivera
Polis
Grug
ELF
Nastruat Seine
Guernia
Margeline
Ollege
Witsady Bookkeeping
Quincy St
Maddox
Chamberisin
Breakfurt
Smilar
Parsons
All Druggteia
W. A. Alexander
Kellam Book & Sta. Co. Wall Paper Department
Jackson St
Capitol Building
Kansas Ave
W. Guild
Eighth St
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