Charter amendment aims for Hutchinson to Oberlin railroad line
The amended charter for Fitchinsen and Southeastern railroad outlines a northwest route from Hutchinson to Oberlin with branching lines across western Kansas. Prominent figures Waugene Thiteux of Hutchinson and street promoter WD Street are named as officers. The plan extends toward Denver and Nebraska, with a boundary reaching west of Hutchinson and north of the Sixth principal meridian.
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Fitchinsen & Southeastern Railroad
Ereretory
Gulf, Dutchinesn
Northwestern
Ceatee
Kansas
Street
Hutchinson Northwest
Waugene
Thiteux
Rutchinses
Feo
Winken
Hutchingen
Hutchison
Oberlin
WashAirs College Artists Exhibit Opens Tuesday Evening
An exhibit organized by Prof. Peony and Mr Reid and Mr Stone of Reid Stone School of Art showcases American Indian art from New Mexico and Arizona. The display, assembled over months, will run through the year with a reception and tours led by faculty and contributors. The show includes pottery, baskets, and other artifacts from a planned Indian art collection, with archaeologist Ste Chie delivering a lecture.
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WashAirs College
Peony
Dare College Wenool of Fine Arts
Reid
Me Stone
Reid-Stone Eehnol of
Rainford
Bmrsr
Mra Btene
Mra Penty
di Eeceral
America
Mexico
Arizona
Wil Alan de
YOUNREIN NOT APPOINTED FOR CITY OFFICE FURTHER TENSION
The uncertain political scene centers on MEL Younken who reportedly failed to secure an official role amid mayoral concerns. Rumors swarm over potential replacements and the impact on governance and public services as allies debate next moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Younken
Guan
Mante
Wack Zee Sturna
Cain
Trief to Poon His Chihters Rew York Arcs James Gruab
Marginal transcription shows a chaotic report about an argument on a street with entangled names and garbled phrases. It mentions a person referred to as Gruab and references New York, a possible meeting, and unclear street event details. The readable fragments suggest confusion and limited factual clarity.
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York
James Gruab
Gritis
Local social notes and visits scattered across Topeka society
Miss Anna Marie Nellis and others host informal gatherings this afternoon in compliment to Mrs J Burrow and Mrs Burr Lakin. Topeka society enjoys visits from relatives, club meetings, and notices on engagements, travels, and upcoming commemorations including DAR events and a Lexington anniversary observance.
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Anna Marie Nellis
J. #. Burrow
Burr Lakin
Burrow
Smith
Lakin
Las Animas
Colorado
Murs Lakin
Hors Lakin
Marjorie Wheeler
Carmen
Ryan
Willameport
Frank Kitieamin
Okt
Nelson Giles
Tebie
Reser
Mra. D. le
Rich
Tutte
Mentina
Topeka
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mra FL
M. Kimball
Wie
Perk Street
Battle of
Lexington
Wilis Norton
Tyler Street
Florida Tours Winter Line With New Features
An advertisement proclaims a Florida tours program for the winter season via the Frisco System and ra Railway to Jacksonville. It touts the old established line and promises full information on application.
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Florida
Kansas City
Frisco
Jacksorvie
Fla
Do You Want The Earth The Earth journal for Southwest
Do You Want The Earth is a monthly illustrated journal promoting the Southwest and California with letters from farmers stockmen and fruit-raisers and strong editorials. It invites subscriptions at 25 cents a year, offering six months for 30 cents with names of eastern friends, mailed from Chicago.
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Senta Fe
Southwest
California
Buchangr Beliding
Chicago
Major Anderson Rants Over Show At Auditorium
The article reports Major Anderson voicing anger about a concert event at the Auditorium. He criticizes the contract, notes singers were absent or ill, and complains about free tickets and patronage. He refuses further comment, saying the less said the better.
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Parei
Gil
Mihr-Hardy
Col Hogeland Urges Topeka Curfew Enforcement Meeting
Col Hogeland spoke at First Stee Methodist church urging strict enforcement of the city curfew law. He reviewed curfew reform aims and warned that lax enforcement allows hoodlum elements to threaten youths. Officials noted arrests in several cities and emphasized protecting children through stronger restrictions. An upcoming committee meeting and Sunday excursion details were also mentioned.
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Topeka
Alexander Hogeland
Stee Methodist
Seo
Pope
Rome
Washineee
United States
United Staten
Uwe
Spring Costume of Chiffon Described by Ministry
A spring costume in chiffon features a cream satin coat with horizon lace cape, carved aprique Irish painting, striped sleeves with French dotwork, a pink rose bud tulle toque, and pink feathers. The design highlights pearl string embellishments and a full chiffon skirt with applied patterns.
Judge Rules On Berryton Railway Station Case
District court decision concerns Missouri Pacific rights to maintain a station at Berryton and the necessity of a through passenger stop between Berryton and Tevis. Judge Hasen weighs whether the railway may abandon the station while noting agricultural lands and local traffic demands. The case cites costs for maintaining or abandoning the stop and the impact on residents and stock operations.
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Hasen
Pacific Tail
Mutidan
Berryton
Glawiz2
Harta
Eee
Bie Lamoners
Ubi
Missouri Eee
Board of Commissioners
Uber
Sean
Beeton
Pobena
Berryti
Tevis
Missouri Pacific
Tybeka
Herryton
Sevar
Theo Renee
Fue
Derryston
Tepeta
Teriehe
Independence Mine Report Promises Rich Gold
A Tepets owned Independence gold mine shows high grade ore in early tunnel tests. J B Eldredge reports latest 35 tests indicate strong ore quality with 4 ton average samples at depth. Workers in the tunnel note unusually rich vein sections across 286 feet, suggesting major potential.
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Cesk
Mace J. B
Sen
Benefit for Battles at First M E Church
A concert in Topeka at the Hoan Methodist church is announced to benefit Battles, a wagon driver with heart. The event recalls a prior Waashburn College visit and praises the harpist and performers. Admission is ten cents, with the audience urged to stay for more numbers.
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M. E. Church
Tuentay
Hoan Methodist Church
Nine Battles
Topekx
Waahburn Colleer
Colorad
Tupeks
Hese
Mattiex
Atlanta
Somereo Prances
Hughes Ware
Laure
Tiene
United States Leads in Production Shifts Between Nations
The article notes a change in production between the United States and Russia, detailing a decrease in U S output and a rise in Russian car production. It cites figures in barrels and discusses the trade balance between the two nations, mentioning Canada and Steen at some point. The piece suggests a broader shift in industrial output and economic dynamics during the period.
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Gil
United States
Russia
North Topera Gossip and Nearby Notes
Local column reports residents visiting relatives and traveling to Kansas City and California. Names include Biskall Prien, Anderson, Smith Nichols, H Forrest, Mildred Prillipend Moan, M.E. Grady, Mrs Burige, K Hienaman, Olinger, Rev Francis Houser, Miss Eliner, Maud Gevege, Miles Myrtin Fox, Jomin Latken, and others. Community events and church services are noted along with furniture sale at 114 Central Avenue.
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Biskall Prien
We Anderson
California
Smith Nichols
Suver Lake
Wekiarr
H Forrest
Kansas City
M.E. Grady
Amere
Mort
Tupesa Seoteriay
K. Hienaman
Te Coneremm
Francis Houser
Calvin Bradley
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Prom Hutchinsen
Younrein
Bliss Louise Kellam
Everett Akers
J. J. O'Rourke
Kingfisher
Oklahoma
J. W._Clock
Tennessee
Harry Erddan
Teeming
C.D. Stertaman
Iowa
Sadie Atchison
Lote Atchison
Leavenworth
W.J. Binck
William Drecheeks
Ered Burker
Mand Myers
Vailey
Howel Jones
Edith Guibor
Mies Bronkon
Ys Chub
Katheri Tse Fogwell
Fillmore
Dickinean
Maude Cowdrey
Chu
Flora Fischer
West Eighth Avenue
W. J Buller
Major Anderson
Conrad
New York City
Col. Hogeland
Ret
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Heersten
Dean
Sorosis
Iren M
Crosby & Os
Masande Oe
Sate Fries
Idence
Tepets Men
North Topera
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