Topeka Society Notes Festive Wedding and Local Events
Topeka society pages record the April 17 ceremony of Miss Murphy in Topeka with Mr. James A. Jour, plus a wide listing of guests from Meriden Kansas City and surrounding towns. Social groups, clubs, and residents from Topeka and nearby cities attend gatherings, travel plans, and engagements, with reports on the Stedman Club meeting and local notices of visits and upcoming events across the region.
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Columbus Bugey Company
G. Oy
Kansas City
Irs
Ersam
Bir
Ba Mearick
J. Tousen
Aliis Dorn Johnson, Jr
James Mille
Sliver i
North Topeka notes and town happenings
A crowded North Topeka column records names of residents and visitors, local appointments, and community events. Individuals such as Prof raven of Ottawa, Miss Mamie Bard, Fowl Starting Bas, and Delbert Moteker appear among town activities, church and lodge meetings, school notices, and upcoming entertainments.
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Guiva Pacific
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Raven
Ottawa
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North Sidetails
W. Frasios
O. T. Cook
Mamie Bard
Bell Hoiver
Ven Orsdal
Silverike
Delbert Moteker
Merlien Tribune
George EL Stoker Jett
Altmore
C. O. Nicholson
J. BE Teetts
Quincy
FH Taylor
Calan Paci
Oma
Ate
Chankes Sutt
Jackson Street
Daugh
Jen. King
Mexico
Railroad
Mt. Jenkins
Playing in the City Streets and the Familiar Singing Games
A vivid account of tenement children in spring time using street spaces for play. London Bridge, ring games, and improvised marbles reflect poverty yet joy. The piece notes boys’ harsher games, street songs with poetry, and cross-cultural players in Paradise Park New York.
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Mollie Jobneun Maya
Landslide Kills Miners at Red Mountain Camp
Spokane report says a landslide 400 feet wide struck a sleeping mining camp on Red Mountain rail line in British Columbia. Six men died including Pat Desmond Pat Sublivan Tom Kane Feig McLaughtey MacFilan. several others were seriously injured but none believed fatally.
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McLaught
Arrested by His Law in Phoenix Sidewalk Case
Phoenix city attorney Price Evans faces arrest under a new sidewalk spitting ordinance. He was apprehended by Policeman Baily for spitting on the curb, the first arrest under the law. Evans plans to prosecute himself but is handed to special prosecutor Wil B. Back, as local politics intensify.
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India
China
Phoenix
Ariz
Price Evans
Evans
Baily
Price
Wil
Charity Hospital Work in Topeka Continues Aids 45 Patients
The Salvation Army charity hospital in Topeka has run for four months, sheltering and caring for 45 patients with an average stay of four days each. Total cost ran about 43 cents per patient per day, physician and attendants free, funded by benevolent citizens. Contributions are urged and can be left with Mrs. Thorpe or Capt. Haseline at Tayman Oberley Co.
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Holton
Jo Jemfers
A. J. Arnold
Ralph_ Campbell
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Stue
F Chandler
Epworth League
Eax
Heme
Marken
East Indianola School
J. W. Stout
Perrine Ofee School
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W. TK
Fyrnuan
Cheney
Stee Pulne
Americun Humeiste
H. Morris
Nathaniel Hawthorn
Chandis
Hawthorne
Emerson
Baostan
MeClaud Clater
Milne Faith Troutman
Troy
Shere
St Joseph
Thale
MrPintey
Mra Trout
Waimexo
Mit
John
Munres Street
Samus Trent Man
Charity Hospital
Salvation Armys
Ffrh
Topeka
Thorpe
Haseline Stores
Tayman Oberley Co
Market Report Sparks Mixed Wheat Rally in Chicago
In Chicago on April 2 the grain market showed early strength in wheat with May futures rallying to the 76 cent level before settling near 76. Provisions and corn lagged while oats stayed weak. A heavy port business and favorable Northwest receipts supported wheat while corn and oats remained firm to inactive. May wheat opened around 30 and climbed, while May pork and lard traded lower to mixed levels as the broader market remained volatile.
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Chicago and Kansas City Livestock Markets Report Volatile Trades
Livestock totals show HOGS receipts about 20 a and 13 000 at Kansas City with prices steady to weak for steers and calves. CATTLE and SHEEP listings reflect mixed trends, with several price points noted for Texas cattle and native steers, while futures and local reports mention market pressure and a looming representative sale. Agricultural commodities and stock market notes follow, citing produce, butter, eggs, and financial indicators in New York and Louisville markets.
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Market Gossip and Grain Prices Move Steady in New York
In New York on April 2, market reports show a steady Cable opening that has risen by one point. Chronicle notes an estimate related to United, with sugar and coffee phrases tied to brief commodity mentions and weekly notes on refined and granulated goods.
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Wheat and market report from the day’s trading
Market dispatch notes price shifts across wheat and corn with signals of lower opening and firm tone in later trading. Reports from Chicago Liverpool and New York describe demand changes, weather influences, and stock movements amid wartime uncertainties and cautious buying by early buyers.
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