First National Bank Notice Incomplete Text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions First National Bank and a dated reference to a bank action. Details are unreadable, with lines garbled and several illegible names and numbers.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1901
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions First National Bank and a dated reference to a bank action. Details are unreadable, with lines garbled and several illegible names and numbers.
Fragmentary bank document shows cashier and security commission details with obscured dates and signatures, indicating a close of business entry and account procedures. Names and exact actions are partially illegible but reference a cashier and commission expiry.
Railroad news notes Santa Fe deploying three rotary plows with pilots aiding the operation as crews face snow and cold. Reports detail shop upgrades, snow conditions slowing travel, and plans to expand Arkansas City facilities with more workers and upgraded depots.
A detailed note describes a new mule plow car for the Union Pacific, its track cleaning role in winter, and its flanger knives with old axle housings. It covers ballast spreader use, safety devices, and personnel updates in the Rawle roundhouse and adjacent yards, listing several crew moves and sickness-related absences.
Frigid conditions over the past week hinder rail traffic as engines struggle with icy steam and scarce fuel. Water supply problems force water trains to serve routes, keeping Ottawa traffic cautious and forcing some trains to reroute via Grattan and edges of Edgerton.
Dr. Little assistant state superintendent prepares a new manual aligning with the 1899 law allowing credentialing without examination for graduates of approved schools and colleges. The board has completed regulations for codification and general use in schools and colleges. Christmas and New Year fare to Santa Fe 1 1/3 times round trip. sale Dec 24 to Jan 2, 1892.
Miss Richards Ives of Kansas City and Mr. O HAre of St. Louis joined in marriage while planning a socially oriented trip. Both studied wage labor, joined unions, and embraced cooperative ideas through socialist lectures and courses. They intend to tour Kansas City and other places to spread socialist doctrines as part of their novel wedding journey.
Leavenworth farmers Hone Ruble and A S Davidson petition Congress to reimburse $200 each for horses stolen by federal prison inmates and not recovered. They traveled to Medicine Lodge and other points, incurring expenses, while hoping to recover their animals. Congressman Curtis was asked to introduce a bill to compensate for the losses.
Parsons reports negotiating for the purchase of the Standard Oil plant and a 30 mile pipeline plus seven wells and 6 000 acres of proven gas leases for 285 000 dollars. Neodesha gas from the plant is also noted along with related developments in the area. Independence cotton mill begins full operation with 45 workers, promising long term industrial growth for the city. Chanute third ward school building, a two story brick structure costing about 312 000 dollars, caught fire and burned within an hour.
A reader touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for nervous dyspepsia, noting symptoms beyond the stomach such as heart palpitations and flatulence. The letter claims personal recovery, urging readers to order the medicine and a booklet from Stuart Co.
Dr Hartman explains catarrh can affect head throat joints stomach bowels kidneys bladder and pelvic organs. He claims many misdiagnose symptoms as indigestion or weakness and promotes free book offers from The Hartman Sanitarium.
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