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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1901

Page

3

Santa Fe Colonization Agent Tours East for Colorado Plan

Seagraves a Santa Fe traveling passenger agent reports on efforts to recruit farmers to move to Colorado for colonization in the Arkansas River valley. State agents named include M Gilbert of Johnsville Ohio for Maryland M Bish of Westminster Iowa and other appointees forthcoming. He describes aims for immigration rather than a mass movement, seeking willing farmers to own and work farms in Colorado while noting religious groups target and that movement will continue with surveys and temporary assignments.

Charten L. Seagraves Santa Fe Festerdky Olio Maryland Menrivsites Seleaisation Dayton Sante Pr Colonizstipi Kak Mor W. Gilbert Johnsvile Ohio Marytend M .Bish Westminnster Colorado Cyorada Seagraves Inet Soma Prople Uhel Proepercus Coloraua Jowa Antil Pe Eust

Arkansas Miners and Missouri Pacific Bonded in Open Labor Plan

A garbled report suggests Arkansas Minerals and Missouri Pacific discuss a joint project or labor arrangement. The text references a mine or smelter context, labor force, and a large group of men, with unclear specifics about location or dates and several distorted names.

Fragmentary note on event timing at three oclock

A partial OCR fragment mentions a meeting or event at three oclock and references an individual or group, with further details obscured by garbled text.

Earnings rise for Bente Yo’s year ahead of peers

The report notes Bente Yo’s earnings compare favorably with Ronés peers as the year advances. It highlights overall gains after taxes and voluntary deductions and mentions a notable rise in value, with referenced figures suggesting a substantial increase over the prior period.

Telephonic Telegraphy Tests By Sholes And Jones

This afternoon CG Sholes, superintendent of telegraphy for the Gunta Pe, and assistant LM Jatien, will conduct further tests of wireless sounding over wires. They will split tests between Spencer and Levempte using a double wire metallic electronic system and special instruments from Topeka. Sholes says the use of test wires for telephone communication is not an experiment. the project aims to master single wire use and obtain proper instruments and material.

CG. Sholes Gunta Pe Aautstant LM. Jatien Spencer Levempte Sholts Topeka Sholes Tole

Combined Depot Planned for South St Joseph Rail Lines

Bur ington Santa Fe and Rock Island railroads will construct a modern union depot in South St Joseph with adjacent gates and packing houses. The project aims to improve storage and handling for stockyard shippers and patrons. In Fort Scott, officials announce a Wichita Division passenger train between Var es Center and Lidh H. will run daily, morning out and afternoon return, starting when equipment arrives due to Colorado and eastern demand.

St. Joseph Burington, Santa Fe Bock Island Ann Burden Union South St Joseph Wrock Gates Evary Mane Werthin Fucc Mie Wichita Fort Scott Reshell Hardin Aftesaur Pacific Railroad Vares Center Lidh H

Robbery at Las Vegas Ticket Office Amid Nightwatch

A late night robbery occurred at the Las Vegas ticket office when a suspect forced entry through a window and robbed the money drawer of about tea dollars. Several arrests have been made but insufficient evidence prevents charging anyone yet.

Vegas Las Vegas Santa Fe

Workmen notes and rail line updates in Topeka area

A Topeka railroad community news brief reports on staff changes, sickness, and daily duties. It mentions A. A. Hope, John James, and Charles Askiey among workers, alongside engine and car shop notes. The piece highlights Hartman’s connection to Western Pac, Mexican Central talks, and local maintenance actions in Albuquerque and Chicago areas.

Chicago Wichita Exican Central Chihuahua Southern Pac Houston Thin Mr. Hartman Mexican Central Tiffany Emporia A. A. Hope Water Service John James Charles Askiey Robert Stuaser Edward Kirwick Boen Philip Hingler Arthur Jelip Leavenworth-Falliday Tranch Charlen Kaiser Emmett Wool Ibnick Richard Ford Birt Wiliam Busch Louis Deutscher Hessle Isabel Crandell William Crandell Fort Worth Texas Mark Miller C. C. Thompson Newton Sebert Peer John Lynn Scranton Los Angeles T. B. Penley Rock Island Goteso George Klussman Manhattan Hie Topeka Hugh Montgomery Lena Wear Addison Seepacker Green Mountain Falls Cole Princie

Local notes from Sanses City and nearby towns

News in brief items recount travel updates for McArthur and Raub families, hospital and work reports for William Creamer and Alvin Deige, Reid and Clark returns from Oklahoma and Chester visits, weather and plant season observations in Kansas. Details include a tragedy letter about Corporal Baird, troop correspondence from Topeka and Col. cloudburst disruptions.

McArthur Sanses City Weel T. Raub Muenetter Denver Salina Birs. Raub Colorado Wiliam Creamer Abe Aes Jonday Creamer Alvin Deige Christopher Reid Water Service Oklahoma Reid Allen Clark Roach Dave Chester Manhattan Ean Clark Senale Kansas Giorietta N. ML Lamy Col Sauts Fe Uf Rescogale Storey Tomving ‘Fopeks Harry Dustin Ono Dustin Lawless Water Service Department Llauwhess Corporal Baird Gifford Baird Collina Collins Capuiln Graves Pomtade Otto Fulus Topeka Baird

Mayor Gathers to End San Francisco Labor Tie Up

San Francisco August 6. Negotiations for a labor dispute settlement have failed with both sides fixed. Mayor Peters serves as mediator but both employers and unionists refuse key demands. City operations face disruption as sand teamsters strike. Governor Gage arrives to observe and possibly mediate.

San Francisco Cal Ptelan Ciis Services San Francises Inber Andrew Puruseth Sailors’ Union of the Pacific Wessels Gage Tn Ishor Waders Sen Franvisen Sreine Upd Hassarising City Front Federation Labor Council Employers’ Association

Kansas Represented On Montana Botanical Expedition

A Chicago led botanical and geological research expedition under Dr Henry C Cowles of the University of Chicago departed Chicago via the Milwaukee St Paul railway for exploration in the mountains of Montana and Washington Territory. The party includes Prof F F Grover Daggett College J M Vasigate Agricultural College Chicago Institute Pallem Armour Institute H Ni university and others.

Chicago Henry C Cowles University of Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Montana Wasanssington Grover Dbellin College J. M. Vasigate Agricultural Colleryers Chicago Institute Pallem Armour Institute H. Ni Whiniversity

Kansas Wheat Output Surges Across State in 1901

Kansas farmers report record winter and spring wheat acreage with Sumner county leading at 309,61 acres and several counties posting large gains. The state expects higher yields amid improved seed, rotation, and plowing practices. Minnesota cited as global rival. Kansas remains premier wheat producer with rising demand.

Aes Wells Michkan Call- Santity Westess Kansas Yale Minnesota United States Department of Agriculture Clay Dickincon Montgomry Rane Sedgwick State Board of Aggriculture Pratt County Allen Couners Grant Sumner Hansen Lee Barton Pétres McPherson Rush Rice Bilis Barber Republic Wallace Decattie

Kansas Wheat Harvest Booms Across 30 Counties

Kansas leads in wheat production with 20 counties producing the bulk of the harvest. Summer wheat dominates, aided by fertile soil and favorable acreage. projected yields surpass initial estimates as rain supports stacking and processing. Major counties include Sumner, Dashall, Barton, Rice, and McPherson.

Dashell Barton Rice McPuurson Russell Schtnd Elite Sedewick Stafford Ellsworth Hush Reno Pawner Harper Blurion Kansas Kumsin Nebraska Mera Kansas City Missouri

Luck Indian town honors Miss Beals in Lawton election

Fort Sill August 6 Miss Muttle Beals was elected marshal of Lawton a purely honorary title with county officials holding actual control. She may use a shortcut to obtain a deed to her claim by applying to have it set aside as an addition to Lawton and paying $80 per acre, then plat and sell. If she delays, she cannot sell under contract and must prove up within 14 months to avoid homestead issues.

Fort Sill Ole Lawton Hobart Anadarko Miss Muttle Beals Miss Beals Lawtur Interior Department Mack Pomovsky

Turbulent Land Grants Stir Lawton Region

A poorly legible account describes a settler’s wealth rise and the difficulty of selling property due to a treaty. It notes the allotment near Lawton and a plan to relocate or expand as the town grows, with emphasis on legal and territorial constraints affecting ownership and development.

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