Classified Subscription Rates for State Journal and Kansas towns
The State Journal offers daily delivery for ten cents weekly to Topeka and suburbs, with equivalent rates in Kansas towns served by the Tribune system. Mail options include three months at 800, six months at 360, and one year at 02-360. Weekly edition is available at 60 per year.
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Kansas
Mentia
Dighton
Manhattan
Colorado
Holton Recorder
Holton
Sys
Emporia
Wichita
Newton
Oberlin
Manhattan Nationaliste
Louisville
Pottawatotpie County
Coffeyville Journal
Quenemo
Billy Farrow
Atchison Globe
Atchison
A. D. Brown
St Burlington
Coalgate
Sterling
Saga the Bulletin
Nemo
J. R. Burton
Cvat
Senate
Ingalls
Exfe
Togatla
Heart
Ing
Wonder
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Breaks All Records In Sworn Circulation Statement 1805
The piece proclaims the State Journal as having the greatest showing in its history for the first six months of 1805, comparing its daily average to Topeka's daily papers and noting sworn statements, directory data, and regional reach. It discusses postage claims, market reach in nearby towns, and includes various quotations and notes on finances, taxes, and public figures.
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Daves
State Journal
Topeka
Jane
Capital
Dntal
Toynka
Stata Joonsal
Shawnee County
Topeka Daily State JouRnAl
Stara Journal
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Europe
Wall Street
Iy Ous
W. H. Harvey
Cook County
Chicago
Illinois
Ten Days Whirl At Vice Across Topeka Headlines
A pointed editorial mocks Topeka’s annual ten day window when gambling may resume. It derides selective enforcement, notes mixed bets from horse racing to dice, and questions law efficacy. The piece cites W H Harvey on silver and local Kansas notes. It condemns limited enforcement and calls for consistent standards.
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Topeka
Louisiana
Camel import saga and desert roamers in Arizona
A long, ironic reminiscence recounts the U S governments camel project from Jefferson Davis era to Civil War times. It details Beale Wayne and Beale’s expedition, camel diplomacy, and the eventual failure as the herd roamed the Southwest becoming derelicts. It notes camels in Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona with a few surviving into later years and ends with Indigenous canal legends of ancient irrigated valleys.
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Erveman
A T
Arizona
Colorado
Atlantic and Pacific
Orient
Jefferson Davis
Pierce
Great West
Fort Wingate
California
el Dorado
Plains
Besle
Port Yuma
Beale
Congress
Carmels
Egypt
Arabia
War Department
Mason
Mason and Slidell Fame
Henry Wayne
New York
Major Wayne
London
Paris
Zoological Gardens
Tunis
United States
Constantinople
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Indianola
Tex
Camp Verde
Bowie
el Paso
Colorado River
Gils
Mexico
Damascus
Palmyra
Kurdistan
Wayne
Buchanan
Republic
Washington
East
Elephanta
Comstock
Virginia City
Carson River
Rockies
Sonora
Gila
North America
Coronado
Spain
Cibola
Pizarro
Peru
Cortez
Enpirs Sessions
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Kansas City Star
Cleveland
Robert R Reed
Board of Pardons
Morrill
Leavenworth
Clairette
N.K. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
Olof Ekberg
Jtaivor
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