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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1903
Page
11
The piece recalls Sharon Springs in Wallace County with its churches schoolhouse and growth history. It details the 1889 temperance county organization, the county seat struggle between Sharon Springs and Wallace, and notes on settlers infrastructure including creamery and railroad. The narrative highlights local figures and the town’s development toward a population rise to around 3000.
The piece notes spring as a time when medicine is urgently needed due to impure blood and reduced vitality. It cites pimples on the face and body, poor appetite, low strength, and lack of energy as signs of weakness, urging attention to health during the season.
An old testimonial touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as blood purifying, vitality boosting, and eruption reducing. It asserts family use, improved health after fall illness, and promises to keep its cure.
The superintendent of Electric Light, Plant is exonerated after two investigations cleared the department. Engineers Thomas Parkinson and others will verify findings and present a report to the council. Mrs Goodrich stands by a pension claim while awaiting formal retirement options and a final report review.
In Washington yesterday Andrew Carnegie pledged 1.5 million dollars for a permanent court of arbitration. A ceremonial meeting led by Harao Govern in The Netherisods approved the plan, with England accepting responsibility for its initial establishment and related negotiations.
Unclear text shows sale of sewing machines and nesting machines with damaged phrases. Implies closeout of stock before moving store at 624 Kan co 74 East Fifth street. Mention of Root attending tournament and other garbled lines.
In a Sunday forest scene, Indiana polte Tod and Columbus bearball teams look to win at Washington perk tomorrow. The two squads push to secure advantage in a tense collision, with local fan interest high.
A fire at the Western woolen mill caused extensive damage before firefighters, aided by a new actiql truck, reached the scene. Chief Wilmureh coordinated efforts as estimations placed the loss near a heavy blaze and smoke, with workers evacuating and valuable equipment threatened.
In district court this morning observers saw Fritz Durein return to business in Letrunworti with Judge Hazen ensuring he remains. Witness Anntilion pressed for a bomb offer to aid MIS greenery while Thompson’s chances improved with no witness acting unlawfully. Judge Hazen ruled there was no strong evidence to convict on a nuisance charge and defense witnesses were deemed unnecessary.
Fragments show Washburn representatives Molmes and Huthes facing Highland Park in a debate judged by three officials. Judges favored Highland Park with Dew Molmes of Iowa and Washburn’s team cited as Worsted amid unclear scoring.
Notices report the death of Mite Annetta Moyann caugerer of Bronk Blevins at 70T Lake Street and the passing of Geo Bradshaw a veteran of the Mexican War with funeral services scheduled. The column mentions Knights of Pythias and a long career in Santa Fe Arkansas River Litigation. Also noted are Attorney General Miller’s actions in Washington over water rights and a Kansas Post Offices change listing new postmasters.
Local notes report Prank Quioton ill at the family residence on Harr yop Street. Auditoglica president visit disposition in George Y. Meritt’s hands. Madusorr Street hosts Shureere defeat of Polkschan 23 to 0 this morning. President Norman Maes to preach at Euccid Avenue Methodist Church next Sunday with Rev J M Jackson. Delegates named by Mr. Frost to Intertations Good Reade convention in St Louis. Five pictures at the Auditorium. railroad move pictures show Santa Fe and a Los Angeles train. Farmers report right of way issues near eastern county. Old Biese survey discussed. Abek Tito lingers as a home remedy for laziness.
Odessa notes list Beloit driving clubs, Bernardo the 6 year old stallion bought for 1000 dollars by J Hinnen of Horton. Crinaline and Fortin mares foals are bred for 2:10 and 2:25 pacing. Diamond Creek Stock Farm to sell 40 bred harness horses May 4. Topeka mayor-elect A A Smith, former secretary of the Cawker City Driving Club, highlighted by favorable press on James Sprague's purchase. Texas horse show dates set Dallas to Park May events.
A Washington pension office notary is under investigation for allegedly falsifying an affidavit to unjustly approve a claim. Formal charges have been filed against the woman, though officials refuse to name her.
Harry Hood named to lead the lives tock sanitary board and serve on the state health commission. George Hordley appointed guardian of the person and estate of Staser Fowler Chast, with a related case for his father set for Lafayette next Moon.
A fragmented notice invites the General of Fro. Geo. W. Bradshaw and brother K of P members to attend a post noon assembly at Bundas hall on a Temmien afternoon. The text is garbled but references Motics K of P and an invitation to attend.
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