Social and Personal Notes From D A R Meeting
The Daughters of the American Revolution plan a state conference at the Ware residence on West Street Tuesday December. The event includes a nine o clock election of officers and chapter officials. A reception follows with many guests named. a wedding of Bibs Grane Timms of Topeka and Mr George Itein of Leavenworth is noted for Wednesday at the Laddie home on Fillmore, with a reception by Miles Netle Piltipa and Miss Tujd Thomuean.
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Nod Mira
Elvety Ess
Annie Lo Diggs
F.C
Villas
Bibs Grane Timms
Topeka
George Itein
Leavenworth
M. Laddie
Fillmore
Miles Netle Piltipa End
Potwir
COMMON SENSE CURE FOR PILES PROMISES SAFE RELIEF
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe permanent remedy for piles. It claims other remedies use dangerous drugs and fail to cure, promising a painless, fast-acting treatment. The offer includes a free medical book by mail from Pyramid Drug Co. and endorsements of effectiveness.
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United States
Topeka social notices mix with city items in era column
Readers glimpse a Topeka social calendar with Miss Annie Jones in Chicago art school, gatherings hosted by Mrs Davis and various local families, visits by Ohio and Missouri guests, and dozens of society happenings. city briefs note council, campus events, weather, transport, and court actions amid a bustling urban week.
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Strawbridge
A. J Ewart
Annie Jones
Chicago
Topeka
Toulse Kellam
Evenini
Sin
Bis. Davis
Gales
JP. Davis
Alles
Vivien
Ut Miele
Tomer
Bethany College
Stu Geox
Tiert Schroeder
Tomes
Sie
Diem
Helen Meggen
Hobert Dietrick Geve Ainner
Britis
A. . Rodgers
Rosamond Horton
Akni Redford
Ike Yo OW
Cal
James Ramney
Charlie
G. A. Clauserne
Holton
John Stohbson
Lawrence
Fivu
Thelma
Eleanor Smith
Dawseine
Elizbeth Moore
Clh
Tunsday Effernson
Buk
O. G. Colwell
Archison
Gow
Tere
A. D. Ogden
Emily
Weekly Bank Statement From New York Bank
Weekly bank statement shows surplus reserve and increased assets with deposits rising to 310,190,000. The bank reports excess reserve holdings of 5526.70 beyond required 5 percent. The text also includes stray nonfinancial phrases and oblique remarks.
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New York
Der
Another candidate in race for congress
Isaac P. Campbell of Wichita announces pursuit of the Populist nomination for the Seventh district. He conditions his candidacy on Sedgwick county staying out of the race or securing an early convention and delegation endorsements. He says he has friends across the district and already expects support from other counties.
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Isaac P. Campbell
Wichita
Congress
Campbell
Sedgwick County
President Pharmacy Association update in Wisconsin stalls sale
Henry Bollman presents to the State Pharmacy Association of Wisconsin about Cherry Cough Syrup. The notice claims issues with a seller at 722 Kansas Avenue and mentions a four year period of trade and a guarantee.
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Pharmacy Association
Henry Bollman
State Pharmacy Association of Wisconsin
Eemedieaiye Hatieractory
Gudranteed Squires
Kansas Avenue
Effect of trusts and combines on newspaper business
Kansas City editors prepare for a debate on the influence of combines and trusts on paper costs and advertising. The Journal will publish interviews with George W. Marlin and W. R. Paynter, urging extra sessions of state press associations to address rising print pipe costs and the decline of foreign advertising. Kansas and Missouri association committees plan meetings and possible conventions.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
George W. Marlin
Kansas Press Association
W. R. Paynter
Missouri Press Association
Noth
Thema
Kansas Association
Sussouri Association
Wil Sqon
St. Louis
Topeka Post Office Sets Money Order Record
The Topeka post office money order department processed 704 orders totaling 4 008 69 dollars in a single day, more than double the usual volume, marking the largest day’s business in the department.
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Money Order Department
Topeka
Local orders and supper pricing amid odd tally confusion
A muddled report records 400 orders totaling 700 dollars with extra items and a supper planned. It notes owners facing losses, odd charges from a distant office, and an unusual program noting a five cent supper for attendees.
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Ketidyier Nichols
Charles Basie
Tasn Tatile
Willant Halt
Horace Hiait
Ait
James £. Kine
H-Eusuman
Stra
Te Kkork
Arid Aira
Dionlltipe
JM Furry
Ferry. Mer
Mrv
Iuner Buress
Mo Andstra Ifs
Shubert
Mies Macy Thompisat
Biss Arievars
Javtine Falekin
Chivago
Mrains
Mies Fiorence Mitchell
Minneapalie
Minin
Stes
Itny Martin
Itr Aldon
Ale Hunts Rellim
Bdward Dennis
Amd
Mins
Bert Sebrueder
Sprangfleid
Blusle Wits
L.A. Wilder
Mies Leta Firard
Wor- Fal
J. Tncbve
J Birk White
Aval
Wi0
Reed Het
Mra Kaira
Eva Horas
Mise Duis
Sins May Davis
Mies Hath Dawke
Ethel Dick
Emma White
Mtis Hefen Me
Misa Mary Mian
Willa Ruigves
Edna Wayne
Misses Fern
Adam Tincher
Mies Lena Beard
Lawrents
Dr Lowry
Te Faulknet
Dick Rodgers
Mr Lem White
Wid Mee
Lean Turtle
Cheonedia
Thomas Ryan
Toeck
James K. Rin
Usblrictin
Charles Strawtrits
Giles Hen
W. W. Curdy
Paola
Curdy
Morse
Saxony
Germantown
Thompson
Royal Worcester
Jackson
Barbour
Clark
Mer
Siath ST
Gurdy
E.siath ST
Ministerial Union
Commercit Club
County Serveyor
Court House
Ereddle
Ie Mustings
MHS
Weils-Farso Express Company
Sante Fe
Kansas University
Topeke
Judey SH. Allen
M.C A
Elizabeth Hamilton
Court of Appeals
John Deve
Shawnee County District Court
Pestaurant
Clutgthe Scott
Huron
Rock Island Road
Red River Bridge
Amonio
Il Tronquill
Vicent
Buju
sepMog
P. Campbell of
Smokey Row
Ubergiver
Jennie
Rutty
Ave
Duncan
Tenth St
The
California
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
T. L, King
Rey Ni
Geurend
Yunny Woods Dwaiers
Hopkins
Tothers
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