Bargains on remaining Parkhurst-Davis Mercantile groceries
Parkhurst-Davis Mercantile Co handles a fire salvage sale offering bulk bargains on canned and bottled goods. Items include Gooseberries 10c, Hart Brand Peas 5c, Corn 10c, Wax Beans, Salmon and Alaska Salmon at 10c, Mustards 5c, Snyder Catsup 25c, and olives and berries at 10c to 20c with jarred preserves and Kraut. New stock promised and prices among the lowest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkhurst-Davis Mercantile Co
Hart Brand
Snyder
Snyders
Trial Date Set for Gambling Cases in May Court
May 9 fixed as trial start for gambling prosecutions against Mike Thompson, Wood Frwier, Tobe Tobias, and S Hurst in county court. County Attorney Hungate asserts cases won’t be postponed. jurors will be drawn and hear testimonies during the May week, with risks of delaysdue to jury questions and prior continuances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Thompens
Wood Frwier
Tobe Tobias ml S Hurst
Detriot
Caves
Jude Hoxen
Ile Tern
Jeral
Carle Nesman
Liv
Newman
County
Altomay
Hazen Beleves
Br Wil
Hazen
Ter
Utter
Bergundi le
Thal
Wenn Etliglbated
FY & Hil
Mission Township
J. 5. Banks
Topeka City
W. S Miller
Topeka
Fyra
J. G. Waters
Norton
Jude Hazen
Minty Fry
Jean St
Ques Lon
Evlion
Metotlimm
Tale
Mike
Hungate
Supreme Court
Unclear Medical Claim Promotes Women's Health Cure
An advertisement-like text pitches Dr Pierce products as cures for female illnesses and weaknesses. It urges married women to consult a Buffalo physician for free confidential advice and criticizes friends or laypersons, claiming the remedy is superior to other women’s tonics and contraception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temaarka
Vieree
Speh
R V. Pies
Buffalo
S V
Pierce
Ted
Jefferson Simplicity Is No More, Roose Declares
April 14 in New York, Robert B. Roose, president’s uncle and active Democrat, says “Jeffersonian simplicity” is over. He reflects on proprieties of office, noting fashioning a capi tol oath and riding to the capitol with a horse tied, contrasting old days of frugal living with today’s expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
New York
Robert B. Roose
Roosevelt
Thomas Jefferson
Sid Ho
Capitol
Jfew
Butte Team Here For Topeka Baseball Showdown
Butte Montana ball players will visit Topeka Tuesday April 1 at Washburn Park for a signed game with Walter Witmot's Northern Pacific leaguers from Butte. Manager Gus Alberts arranged the matchup. Topeka seeks assessment of new summer players against top Westerners who won the pennant last season. Wilmot, a former U League player, returns to Kansas City and Selah before Topeka hosts the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Topeka
Thesday
Teue
Washiurn Park
Gus, Alberts
Missouri Valley League
Walter Witmot
Northern Pacific Ieaewers
Rom Butte
Butte
Leavenworth
Kansan City
Selalia
Tomus Alberts Hind Seine Almoutry
Wilma IL
Do You Wet The Earth? A Southwest immigration helper ad
Fragmentary ad text promotes The Earth journal from Santa Fe, touting truth about the Great Southwest and California. It invites letters from farmers and stockmen praising immigration benefits and urges subscriptions at 25 cents a year or 50 cents for mail delivery, with addresses for forwarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sees Cone
Santa Fe Tella
Souths West
California
Southwest
All
Parsifal at Damrosch Draws Attention to Grail Legend
Amid anticipation of Walter Damrosch's Parsifal, a vivid summary of the Holy Grail legend describes Montsalvat as a radiant sanctuary where the sacred chalice grants virtue and power. The piece notes a law that performers must not reveal secrets or they lose their influence, yet good seats remain and can be bought at reasonable New York prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Damrosch
Montsalvat
New York
Parsifal highlighted by Damrosch company in Midwest tour
The Waite Damrosch company with ten soloists and the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra plans Parsifal performances in Omaha Sioux City Minneapolis St Paul Topeka and other cities. The article notes Wagner’s work as a culmination of medieval legends and praises Damrosch for bringing the New York revival to the region. It frames Parsifal as a landmark musical achievement beyond Lohengrin and outlines its thematic focus on purity, the Grail quest, and spiritual ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waite Damrosch
Metropolitan Opera House
Omaha
Topeka
Jaek
Holy
Vos
Parsifal
Lohehgris
Tus
Elisa
Aretha
Anton
Order of the Grail
Lohengrin
Rossession
Tristan Ud Yoeulh
Machauer
Wagner
Indore
Walter Damrosch
New York
Damrosch
Topeka Druggists Question Your Money Ties
Visitors joke that local druggists dislike them because their money stretches further in Topeka. The remark hints at pricing or value dynamics affecting shopper perceptions in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Ruby Cutter-Savage Stars In Dramatic Soprano Roles
In the city the premier soprano Ruby Cutter-Savage with Farsifel is acclaimed as a leading dramatic talent. Her performances in Their Flute and the mad scene from Hamlet have earned wide recognition during her country visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munt
Ciana
Parsifyi
Ruby Cutter-Savage
Farsifel
Shé
Hamiet
North Topeka Social and Street Improvements
North Topeka notices report wallpaper sales on Kansas avenue and new sidewalks being laid in front of A D Arnold, with residents moving, visits from Dennison relatives, church events at Church of the Shepherd, and a large reception at the Kansas Avenue M F church for Rev Stavely. Community members from Kansas avenue north of Soldier Creek relocate. a beekeeper mentions rhode trees along North Topeka sidewalks and a push to curb unfounded food price forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Cunningham
Silver Lake
Kansas Avenue
Ona
LaMar
van Buren
Thorpe
Steinberg
N. F. Conkie
California
Conkie
C. E. Jordan
Jackson Street
George Risen
Emmett Hays
Soldier Creek
Yoohet
Church of the Shepherd
Canan Burke
el Hawkins
Mines Zola
Ole Gabriel
Dennison
George Gabriel
Christ Hospital
Kansas
S18
Winston Fuller
Bt. Joseph
Topeka
Puller
Jitte
Rizebeth
Jackson Feet
Maude Keiluc
Zura Keilir
Kathleen Sphar
Chicago
Park B. Prentis
Asherville
Laurence Beil
Frank Johnsson
Harlyn
North
Toneke
Senate
North Topeka
Toole
TL Hutchinson
The
Baptist Church
Tere
Soudh
Coto
San
Robert
Scarlet
Une Rciet
Eveulps
Church Honors Rev Stavely With Gift After Evening Program
Members of the church honored Rev Stavely at a social evening featuring music by Misa Taylor and Mr James Lacey. Miss Viola Troutman presented the clergyman with a gold watch engraved with the church motif, and Samuel Dolman aided in presenting a rocking chair as a memento during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miza Taylor
James Lacey
Viola ‘Troutman
Mr. Stavely
Samuel Dolman
Lawson Replies On Jail Visit And Courtesy Claims
Jailer Carl Lavmon defends the jail’s conduct after Mre RE Rice of Lawrennt accused harsh treatment when visiting Miss Blanche Bolee, a county inmate. Lawson counters that no discourtesy occurred, notes strict visitor rules, and says photographs of the interior are forbidden despite requests from visitors and relatives of other prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lavmon
Mre RE
Rice
Lawrennt
Lawmon
Blanche Bolee
Phil
Lawson
Lawrence
Miss Boles
Beert
Trial of the Byes men in a gambling house
One man was fined ten dollars and two others ten dollars for gambling. a keeper and others were charged. The scene in a Jewell Dutton room above a gambling house ended with police raid. Several would be victims escaped by climbing windows to a ledge and jumping to the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Dutton Amit 7
Poties Court
Eening
Weenie
Gamabilere
Reine
A. KC
Harris Thichost
Progres
van Guedaoan
le Milleb
T. O Snife
WB Moody
Vaca
Beng
Carl Moorenie
Allory Utiataks
Two Raids Reported by Police on Local Inns
Police raided the Lawlemy livery barn on Quincy street, seizing a keg of illicit beer and arresting two men for running the joint. A later sweep on Smoky Row at the Humbert credte-ropking establishment led to multiple arrests including Humbert and three young women, aged 16, for keeping a disorderly house and related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau Niente Russum
Ike’ Kicker
Lawlemy
Quincy Street
Humbert
Lockett Receives Two Year Penitentiary Term
Atchison man W. A. Lockett was sentenced by Judge Pollock in a United States court to two years in the penitentiary at Laaven georth for counterfeiting. The court cited safeguarding government funds as the reason, and Lockett expressed thanks for clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Lockett
Atchison, Wan
Laavengeorth
Polinck
United States Court
Goliurs
Paris
Peter
Conspiracy Charged In Insurance Firm Bank of Topeka Case
A U S district court restraining order case alleges a conspiracy to disrupt the National Life Insurance Company of Chicago by A L Atwood of Topeka and Nola of Seneca. The petition claims the pair schemed with policyholders to undermine business, listing about 56,000 in Kansas as the policy value. Judge Pollock denied the requested restraining order and the petition notes possible future actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Life Tnmurance Company
A. L. Atwood
Topeks
P. Nola
Seneca
Noeld
Atwood
Ong
Kansas
Life of Chicago
Jav Folieck
Noid
Mhel
Charles Binod Smith
National Life Company
NokiCeres
Petereen Mold
Prilcy
Restrainig
Buffalo Joins Torpedo Flotilla Reaching Manila Cavite
The United States auxiliary cruiser Buffalo, commanding Lieutenant Chandler, arrives at Cavite after a long voyage with the torpedo boat flotilla. The unit departed Hampton Roads on April 2 and reached its destination in the long voyage progression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Manta
Buffalo
Fietlla
Chandler
Cavin J
Hampton
Exeryboir
Radway’s Ready Help cures throat and chest ailments
Fragments describe Radway’s Ready Relief as a remedy for sore throat cough bronchitis and headaches. Mentions relief from swelling inflammation and digestive discomfort with a note on a tea and internal use.
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Campbell’s Soup
Hoffen
Venice
Heduced
Mme, Ruby Cutter-Savage
Dr. Lyon
EL. Atwood
S. P. Nola
Lerreeee Kamae Chy
Tnc
Ptted
Patna
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