Ruined Scott County village linked to ancient Cuartelejo site
Scholars at the State Historical Society receive a relief package mentioning Pueblos and a burned corn box tied to the old fortified place Cuartelejo. The narrative cites Hubert Bancroft on New Mexico exploration, Spanish claims, and French sources, noting uncertain details and colonial era connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuartelejo
Taos
New Mexico
Hubert Bancraft
Williston
Wilistas
Dr. Fahrig Denies Resignation Linked to Bauxogen
Philadelphia Aug 1 Dr Ernest Fahrig inventor of the bauxogen process rejects claims that his resignation from the Commercial Museums was tied to his shale work in Kansas He criticizes western land boomers and discusses his discoveries and plans including potential uses of bauxogen for steel hardening and ore processing He defends his right to protect his method and insists he sold nothing beyond testing rights while acknowledging litigation threats from a mining firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ernest Fahrig
Kansas
Hila
Ing
West
Fairng Mining
Pala Kim
Topeka
Hattimase
Farig
Fabri
Br. Fabrig
International Typographic Union meets to discuss convention
Washington August report from the committee on laws brings proposals for permanent rates and a ban on leaving the union. The discussion covers the type setting machines division and dues. a provision to prevent members from leaving the union offices. A concert at Vinewood tonight features the Wendell Concert Compass and a 4 o clock program with marches and serenades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International ‘Typoraphice Union
Ave
Uae
Machines Bi
Vinewood
Vinewood Park
Wendell
Compass
Feldcornet
Wattz—meagement
Rhepart
Brey
Maret. Pratman
Walts
Missouri Exposition Jobs Spark State Rivalry
A complaint claims Missouri dominates employment at the St Louis exposition, with out-of-state applicants saying they cannot secure posts. In the livestock department chief F D Coburn notes five of six workers are from Kansas and the secretary from Illinois, all chosen for qualifications known to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
F. D. Coburn
Kansas
Illinois
Coburn
Pony Runs Off With Children On Topeka Ave
Grace and Irene Gaines aged 12 and 7 and G Peak's young son were riding a pony cart on Topeka avenue Monday evening when the pony bolted from Twelfth to Tenth street. They escaped serious injury by a near miracle as the frightened pony, about the size of a Newfoundland, dashed along the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Irene Gaines
HN. Gaines
Peak
G. Peak
Topeka Avenue
Pony Derby Disaster Leaves Riders Bruised but Safe
Report describes a sprinting mishap at a local track where several entrants lost balance as a cart toppled over a railing. Spectators and participants escaped with minor injuries, though the pony collapsed and needed assistance to stand.
Board reorganizes with Mallory as president and Wilson chair
F E Mali announces a lean board at the last meeting with W H Wilson continuing as building committee chair. Committees list Finance Edward Wilder and others, Buildings and Grounds with Wilson as chair, and various members named for Text and Poster, School Laws, Teachers, Insurance, and Parks and Decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Mali
Board of Education
W. H. Wilson
Mallory
Wilson
Ir Witeon
Edward Wilder
W. Gleed
C. C. Nicholson
Nicholson
Serge A. A. Rodgers
C Kutz
K C Eailey
Houdebush
Rodger Parks and Decorations
Wider
A. H. Horton
W. M. Davidson
Tax dispute over investments in Shawnee county firm
Shawnee county plans to tax funds held in trust by Investment Frost Company. Receiver Bennett R Wheeler reports over 150000 in deposits. county seeks a formal statement of taxable property. Wheeler refuses, calling funds trust assets not subject to seizure. County to file injunction. court action pending as funds may soon be distributed. Switzer offers taxes to the county, decision pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawner County
Investment Frost Company
Shawnee County
Bea
W. W. Denison
Ctax
Investment
Trust Company
Bennett R. Wheeler
Topeka
Denison
Wheeler
Dertesa
Hook
the United
Coneh
J. F. Switzer
Barbers' Board Opens Kansas City Sessions
The state barber board began sessions in Kansas City Kansas today and will meet there and in Argentine to examine barbers until September 1. The examination frees $5 and licenses cost $1 a year. The new law applies to towns of 2000 or more. licenses will not be granted to habitual drunkards. Applicants must serve a three year apprenticeship to be eligible, a rule aimed at stopping cheap graduates from taking the trade in ten weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers’ Board
State
Kansas City
Kan
North Topera Notes and Weather From Town Columns
Local column lists residents traveling to San Francisco and California for visits and housekeeping plans. Mentioned are A M Kent, W S George, Jo Q A Peyton, Mrs Albert Reicherter, Clyde Fritts, Ralph and Weed Cross, Mrs J C Williams and son John, Mrs A I Weedman, Mrs George Stoker and Dora Stoker, Mr and Mrs J M Wilkeergen, T M James Jr, Mrs Bary Smith, Norma Pesan, Mrs Prudence Mage and granddaughter Ive, and Lavina Sewell. Also notes a large lake remains, water receding after canal work, andMud-filled roads near Central Avenue bridge over Soldier Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
A.M. Kent
Cal
J. C. Williams
John
A. 1
Weedman
Stanlhu
Denver
George
Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
T. M. James, Jr
Bary’ Smith
van Buren and
Laurent Streets
Norma Pesan
California
Prudence Mage
Haton
Central Avenue
Soldier Creek
Kansas
Violent Diarrhoea Attack Cured by Chamberlain Remedy
A Paton Iowa citizen recounts a violent diarrhoea attack relieved by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He credits the treatment with saving his life and praises its effectiveness for bowel complaints worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Jona J. Patton
Paton Als
Chamberlai
Wale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scott County
State Historical Society
T. Martin
Kane University Museum
Kansas Stew Bistericel Society
Tacsa
Sante Fe
Apa
Piva
Barton
Poddewston
Cuncelejo
DR. Fahrig
Brotty
Martin
Natural History Museum
Will Tan
University
Ghicaga
Kaneas
Ite
Fare
Beart City
Yaure
Ube
Willinton
Heaver Creek
Steste
Alichee
Mir. Martin
Stresrny
Xrolind
Pueblo
Dian
Cuar- Talvjo
Walla
Floora
J. Coromad
Ostm
Farag
Gee
Kearney
Tepylan
Bite
Dieth
FOR Defense Fund
Bureau of Fair
Pony
Investment Trust Company
North Topera
United States
Dos Rios
Mexico
DOS Bios Coffee
Dos Ree-Os
Kansas State Fair
Kansas State Exposition CO
The
Kansas Improved Stock Breeders’ Association
Kansas State Poultry Association
Department of Horticulture
Kansas State Horticultural Society
Department of Farm Products and
Kansas State Grange
Kansas Dairy Association
M. A. Low
Chas. H. Sampson
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