Morrow's Kidnecks Promoted as Nerve Remedy
The advertisement links kidney function to brain and nerve health, claiming nervous disorders stem from kidney waste. It promotes Morrow's Kidnecks tablets as the sole effective remedy, touting origin by Springfields Oh chemist Jenn Morrie and a Springfield Ohio company, with sale details and price $2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Jenn Morrie
Springfels
United States
Morrew
Mert Medicine Co
Springfield
Onin
Mart Firme
Tuitsa
Political Notes From Sheridan County Republican Meetings
The Sheridan county Republican gathering discusses large delegate counts for the congressional convention and a state convention plan. Reports mention W. A. Reeder's candidacy, county officers, and calls for reorganizing the slate. Delegates from multiple counties prepare for the state convention with proposed methods and voting steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan County
W. A. Reeder
Fire at the Santa Fe Storehouse Burns Lumber Yard
A large blaze at the Santa Fe storehouse and lumber yard caused by a stack fire spread quickly. Santa Fe and city fire departments fought the flames with nine water streams, preventing spread to adjacent buildings. damage is estimated at about 9900 dollars and the fire started inside the north stack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otlock
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Department
Santa Fe Company
Randle
Hese
Jena O Brien
Tes
Tance
Senta Pe
Sancta Pe
Dr. Colcord in Texas Oversees Rail Construction
Topeka based engineer Dr Colcord supervises a railroad project extending from Brileeport to Tacksanhocoaga in Texas. He arrived two months ago, inspected the site, and today was in Texas on a business trip returning tomorrow. He plans to travel through Texas to oversee work and resume practice in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uftras City
Estendine
Brileeport
Tacksanhocoaga
Topeka
Eeward
Texas
CRE
Colcord
Tene Central
Hancocks Wen Santa Fe Shops Defeat High School Ball Team
The Santa Fe shop team defeated the High School Ball Team 17 to 8 on Saturday. Key moments included two one handed catches in deep center as Hancocke and Azsostans played notable roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Shops
Hancocks
Santa Fe
Azsostans
Hancocke
Fragmentary Street Address Notice Decoded
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a street address on Park Place and West Ebchib werest, with a monthly figure of 175 dollars and a dated line mentioning Riding Hood by Mrs. Meredith. The sequence includes 31 200 and 18 15 with 55 cents, but details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntoon Street
Park Place
Ebchib
What the Solons Cost
Mr W E Teppine appropriation clerk of the auditor’s office completes a statement of the legislature’s total expense. For the first time three figures are published showing the state’s outlay. The Senate Auditorium Benefit is directed by Mrs Meredith, with Red Riding Hood promising to succeed the summer Cinderella show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Teppine
Wtate
Sodas
Senate
Meredith
Red Riding Hod
Topeka News Snapshots Across City Notices
Local items from Topeka recount community happenings: Cy Leland in Troy State and Parks visiting Beloit. multiple residents admitted to Reform school. construction on a residence addition at 2132 North Quincy. baseball clubs forming among youths. Santa Fe offices and Garfield park bicycle track work. Kansas City whist club to visit Topeka April 20. new Journeymen Tailors lodge No. 120. High School baseball loss to Sante Fe Hancock s. English Lutheran Church entertainment at farm school. Topeka horse team improvements. various civic notes on signatures, parties, and meetings. health updates on Hasty Martin and Dr. Whitmer. bicycle drawing contest at Stansfeld’s drug store. county teachers meeting appointments. contributions to monument fund. and school prize draws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Leland
Troy
Parks
Beloit
F_ E Hale
North
Quincy Street
Ee Eves
Tom Deran
Tobe
Eugene Wolfe
Gion
Santa Fe
Garfield Pare
Kansas City
Topeka
Topels
Lodge of Journeymen Tailers
Cernet
Sante Fe Hancocks
He Farm Schoal
W. Persuson
W. E. Bush
Guthrie
Hasty Martin
Fort Madison
H. A. Heath
Press Club
W. C. Stephenson
G. Lege
Fer Street
Su Mrace
Paxico
Peart Webber
Stansfeld
Tupela
Gar- Held Park
J. B H. Steut
Bug Poster
H Wright
J HO McBride
W. H Wasson
Shawnee County
Tnetirate
Tonks
Jane
County
Tendent Stour
Rates for Tourists Meet to Discuss Summer Travel
J Black of the Santa Fe returned from Chicago where he attended a meeting of western passenger agents. They discussed reduced summer rates for trips to events such as the Ottawa Kansas Chautauqua June 13 to 24 and Winfield June 14 to 22. A single fare round trip from all Western Passenger points was proposed for several gatherings including Denver June 2 to 29 and San Francisco July 5 to 8, with other events listed in coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vw. J. Black
Santa Fe
Chicago
Pesnenstragente
Chautauqua Assembly
Ottawa
Kans
Winfield
Cereine
Kansas
Denver
International Christian Endeavor
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Transiziavissippi Teachers’ Association
Omaha
Supreme Lodge Convention and Uniform Bank
Pythias
Indi
Anupolis
Illustrated Lecture at Enelien Lutheran Church
Dr A Palmer presents 150 colored dissolving calcium light views at the Enelien Lutheran Church corner Fifth and Harrison streets evening April 20. Cuban views and many others of interest from Egypt Rome and more. Mrs Palmer sings. Proceeds for the Sabbath school. Admission 5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Enelien Lutheran Church
Fifth
Harrison Streets
Maine
Egypt
Rome
Rock Island Special to Wichita Encampment Notice
Mr. Baily paid William Sehick $625 last week for the loss of his right eye. Take the Rock Island Special to Wichita. G AR encampment leaves Topeka April 16 at 1 05 p m arriving at Wichita. Tickets to the apm.
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Wne
Rock Island
Wichita G
Topeks
Wichita
Apm
R. Topeka
TWO WOMEN AND A BOY Tramp From St Louis to Topeka
A widow and her sister-in-law with the latter's young son arrived in Topeka on Sunday after walking from St Louis with little money. They sought help at a local office, were not seeking charity initially, and planned to reach Newton where relatives could aid them. The boy's joints stiffened from walking and he limped as they traveled.
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St Louis
Topeka
Newton
Susan Marrow
Annie Heswords
Sewtan
Seton
Goa
Thorpe
Banperis Pelema
Kelle
Sal Ondisiog
Patrolman Berry Fires at Jack Tasker Misses in Topeka Incident
In Topeka last night, Patrolman J P Berry shot at Jack Tasker a Santa Fe employee after Tasker mistook a man following him for a thief. Tasker fled toward Topeka Avenue and Kansas Avenue boarding a car. Berry reported a white man attempting house-to-house breaking and failed to arrest him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Jack Tasker
J. P. Berry
Topeka
Santa Fe
Tasker
Seventh
Eighth Streets
Topeka Avenue
Clay Street
Acros
Mr. Tasker
United Presbyterian Church
Eighth Street
Kansas Avenue
North Topeka Social Notes Amid Local Visits
North Topeka column records visits and guest changes at homes from Meriden Baldwin and Kansas City. Mentions Mrs Morrin of Hart with her mother Mrs Hanley, Hoke of Marion, and Mrs Kane of Quincy street. Notes Fes tering events, Old Folks five dab meeting, and a Rus rents age discussion. Florence Anderson listed among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Url Ault
Meriden
Oil
Josepk Giltepis
Wade Caer
Morrin
Hart
Hanley
To- Page
Ted Hoke
Marion
Todway
Celes Festering
Neeth
AS. Kase
Kansas City
Races
Ad. Kane
Quincy Street
O. T. Hverett
Baldwin
Wilviett
Bustaud Rey
Cristian
Nicholson
Inratslay
Saturn
Ritsing
Jones Lukes
Aucice
Duem
Insurrection in McPherson County GOP Delegation Clash
Jim Simpson, long denied delegate bids, secured McPherson county delegates to state and congressional conventions. A seven member committee, staffed by Simpson supporters, trapped anti Simpson members and controlled the convention. Frank Nelson pledged fair representation but Simpson reneged, causing disorder and a political rift as Nelson lost allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Simpson
McPherson County
Simpson
Frank Nelson
McPhersop County
Nelson
Simpeon
Death of Emmett Rowley on East Fifth Street
Emmett Rowley collapsed and died from heart failure while walking west on Fifth Street near Jefferson about 2 AM Sunday. Bystanders David Lane and J Imbler aided him until police arrived. he was moved to DeMose & Penwells Undertaking. Rowley, owner of the Gray store at Sixth and Kansas and founder of a East Sixth street drug store, had a history of dissipation and divorce. his funeral is planned from J. P. Howles's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Rowley
Fifth Street
Jefferson Street
David Lane
J_ Imbler
DeMose & Penwells
East Fifth
Gray
Sixth and
Kansas Avenues
East Sixth Street
Rowley
James P. Rowley
Mentoe
J. P. Howles
Noah
Rock Island Train Schedule To Wichita Evening Trip
At the Grand Opera House Friday evening the Rock Island is advertised as the shortest line to Wichita. The timetable shows departures from Topeka at 6:00 pm, arrival in Wichita around 6 3 pm, with an alternative 6 40 pm departure and 5 39 am arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Rock Island
Wichita
Topeka
Toneka
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Jenn F. wiles _o
McLoath
Leet
Hunery
Dickinson County
Chautauqua, Clark, Dickinson
Greeneeos Haskell
Merde Deae
J.W. Beekman
Ala
Godard
Gam
Cyrus Leland
Major Hood
Ani
John Seach
Speed
Tom Jackson
Harres
Thes
Botkin
Reno
Edwards County
Kinsley
Thair County
W. OC Edwards
College of Emcane
Hood
THE
DR. Colcord
Hancocks Wen
Black
Lert Geed
North Topeka
Kimball Pig Co
Mornirs
Rebekah Lode
Korian AW
Plorence Anderso
Veda Bos
Selesia
Dimity
Amoskeag
F. C
New Yorkr
Mer
le E.siath
James Simpson
R. M. McGaw & Co
East Fourth St
J. M. Knight, Undertaker
Kansmis Ave
Hesrans
Gubirea
Boyd
Lehman
Western Foundry and Machine Works
St. Warrants
R. L. Cofran
Kaus
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