The Copeland festivity previews social rites at Teetotative edition
Immersive society notices describe the Copeland home gatherings and hostess lists for a Teetotaler edition social season. Details mention Miss McNair and Miss Crace Weiner as prominent entertainments, with numerous hostesses and engagements planned across afternoons and evenings at the Copeland venue. An air of refined debutante activity, lunches, luncheons, and pool parties accompanies invitations and guest rotations.
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Chester
Bette Tphriel
Tostes
Mie
OL Giardon
Patlork
A. Dulrtrsroa
Vuntaikenturg
IF Duwi Smith
W. Moret
A. E.ovdirhall
James J. Har Jey
Sel Sheldon
Hart
Nichols
Mo W. Wo
Miss McNair
Pretty Olive Kackley Kansas’ Only Feminine Register In 19th Century
Pretty Olive Kackley, a young Hill City resident of Graham County, gained recognition as the only feminine register of deeds in Kansas. From early achievements in declamation and teaching to post office work, she built a self made career, winning silver in Demorest contests and representing Graham County in teacher associations.
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Yar
Ant
Faia
Aghin
Hill City
Kan
Muzicc
Olive
Inelitate
Graham County
Kansas
Kanade
Soy Senne
Colby
Hus Boef
Graham
Mise Gilive May Kackley
Alliance x
Olive Kackley
Miss Kackley and Educational Honor in Graham County
Miss Kackley, long time clerk and educator in Graham County, is praised for service in local banks and schools. She held roles as teacher, chair of education and reading, and county official, earning high salary and public trust while leading teaching through the winter and summer terms. Her campaign on the Democratic ticket drew wide support, with a countywide majority and noted charitable efforts, while she balanced campaigning with teaching and clerical duties.
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Carolyn Plumb
Emporis
Eure
Mire
W. Y. Morgan
Gilbert
Washington, D.C
Sun- Gay
Joab Malvann
Piist McNele
Holetead
Chester J. Lang
Cope
Ruth Hayden
Holton
Murbel Koenten Stet
Manbock
Lawrence
Aor Willems
George
Whitwerth
A. A. Hurd
Ruthiees
Mirelaid
Karem
EK. Wiehter
Comnet
Grove
W. A. Johanton
Pépaland
B.D. Sayre
I J. Scott
Horace
Oblahoma City
Chester
Aitsueh
Kasmas
Dire LM
Crawford
Kannan
Tepekw
A Mex
Fingha
Loe Argeen
Cal
Levin
Anderson
Providence
Janse Langston
Eighth Avenue
Andanan
Aml
Daw
Mumimer
Tecumsen
Myo
Derendort
Grinnell
Iowa
Topeka
Helianthus
Lincoln
Divine Hat Hempeeleion
Parmers’ and Menchante’ Bank
Mondae
Keawn Clayistore
Graham County
Sutind
Eloculion
Reading
Milay Kackley Tiught
Bert Wehuok
Oliie
Neetuma
Miss Kerkley
Graham Countty
Karkley Owinote
Testimonies Endorse Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A letter extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for female ailments. It claims to aid headaches backaches irregular menses and nervous attacks, praising its efficacy across ages and urging acceptance as convincing evidence of its peerless quality.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkiam
Second St. N. K
Washington
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Laura L. Barnes
Washington, D.C
Burnside Post
No. 4
Lake Shore to spend more if dry victory in Collinwood
In Collinwood the Lake Shore railroad backs the wet or dry vote decided Thursday. If dry, the company will invest an additional 31,000,000 beyond 4,000,000 already spent on buildings and shops. The town reportedly considers new allotments and many houses, to employ more workers, unless the town remains wet. General Superintendent W E Marshall notes the town’s conditions hinder attracting skilled help.
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Lake Shore
Lake Shore Railroad
Collinwood
Tne
Colliewood
Tt Is
Auditors and Governors Appointments Shaping Kansas
Auditor elect Seth Wells moves to fill his office with a set of appointees. J. M. Nution and A Gibson named for key posts, with Luling reappointed and Wadleigh to stay as stenographer. Harry Bone’s acceptance of secretary to Governor Baller remains undecided while several other offices await decisions and confirmations.
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J. R. Burrow
Fleet
Harry Bone
Baller
Seth Wells
J. M. Nution
A Gibson
Erle
Hut Lased
Harry Brent
Enties
Kansas Studies
Velind Nim
Swingle
Ruey County
Dayhoff
Statistical Werke
WM. Fisher
Arkanieas City
Judge West
CC Coleman
LC. True
Wyandotte County
James Clayton
John & Dawson
Grahar County
State Treasury
Chid Hamilton
Smit
Clayton
Dawren
Hamiitor
Cole Inn
Hamilton
Thi
Mr. Richey
Attes
Mr. Elly
Blood Balm Promises Cure For Skin Eruptions and Cancers
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for a wide range of conditions from offensive eruptions and rashes to cancers. It claims blood purification, skin healing, and relief of ulcers, with assurances of “thousands of cures” and a money back guarantee. The pitch lists ingredients, directions, and offers free literature for home sample kits.
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Shin
Ennethcaeon
Ebster
Atlanta
Topeka
Rowley & Shave
Are
Kansas
Expres
Political endorsements and editorials sweep Kansas and Ottawa county
A wave of endorsements supports Hoch for state printer with praise from Kansas press and local editors. Veatch backs Hoch while unions of editors highlight his speechmaking and counsel. The Lindshore Record jokes about Bailey’s bachelor status. A Woman's Home Companion ad seeks magazine route canvassers in Springfield Ohio.
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Ta Hoch
Kansas Press
Seth Wells
Hoch
Mr. Hoch
Lindshore Record
Bally
East
Bailey
Woman's Home Companion
Wants & Man
Woman
Springfield
Ohio
Canadian football players arrive for Irish tour with Allan Line steamer
Canadian football players reach Thverpnel after traveling from St John New Brunswick and Halifax. They proceed to Dublin and will play several matches in Ireland before competing in England. On the voyage they practiced daily and report themselves well and confident of success.
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Foothall
Thverpnel
Allan Line
St. John
N. H
Halifax
Dubis
Ireland
Enetend
Acros
Atlantic
Saved at Grave's Brink by Electric Hitters
Mrs H. Newson of Decatur Alabama says she suffered three years with indigestion waterthroat and stomach trouble until Electric Hitters cured her. She now eats heartily and has gained weight. For indigestion stomach trouble and kidney issues, Electric Hitters are sold at A. J. Arnolds drug store 23 North Kansas avenue.
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Kansas
H. Newson
Decatur
Ala
Kidner
A. J. Arnold's
North
Kansas Avenue
Train schedule note for Golden State Limited
The Golden State Limited departs Topeka each evening at 6 09 and arrives in Chicago at 10 20 am with onward arrival to New York in the afternoon.
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Golden State Limited
Topeka
Chicago
New York
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Jv W. EF Hughes
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Ortayin Greawood
Larretta Inns
JK Barr
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Mas Agnes Walsh
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Washington Post-Register
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Saline County
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Janice Meredith
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Sete
New Crawford Theater
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Arthur Alston
Frank Pace
Miss Simplicity
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T. Hopkins
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