Unnamed benefactor aids Santa letters in Forest City
Letters addressed to Santa Claus at Box 346 flow in from Forest City residents seeking gifts for 190 children, with a benefactor promising to provide 500 presents and vowing to double the total distribution this year, ensuring every poor child receives a gift.
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Forest City
Santa Claus
State Poultry Show Opens in Topeka January 11
Announcements for the Kansas State Poultry show to be held in Topeka from January 11 to 16 are issued. The legislature has appropriated 1000 dollars to support the exhibition, with higher expected attendance and larger displays of poultry. Awards range from 10 dollars. premiums up to 30 percent of entry fees apply in several classes. The Western Pet Stock association meets January 14, as does the State Poultry show banquet for breeders.
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Kansas
T. L. Vesper
Poultry Edation
Trapping Eels Threatens Oneida River Industry
A New York eel trapping practice along the Oneida River faces a potential dissolution if a lawsuit against fishermen succeeds. Residents fear river rises from eel traps built from shore to shore in a large W shape impair low-lying lands on the western lake shore. Fourteen traps in Caughdenhoy, valued around $1.40 each, are described, with construction using heavy riverbed stakes and planks forming a barrier that directs water flow upstream.
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Oneida
New York
Conghdenhoy
Caughdenhoy
Oreida Lake
Iske
Seston
Cauchdenhey
Eels Enter Trap Through Narrow Opening at River Mouth
The article describes eel fishing at the river mouth where a lattice trap guides eels from the lake to the ocean. Eels migrate seasonally, moving downstream to Lake Ontario, then to the ocean, allowing fishermen to harvest. Eels follow the wall to a narrow opening and slip into the trap, unable to escape from the large end.
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Lake
Ontario
New York Tribune
North Topeka social notes and local business ads
In North Topeka a column lists Berry Bros. fine box stationery candy at cost, Christmas trees at the Boss Candy Kitchen, and models like the Model bakery on North Kansas Avenue. It notes residents like A. F. Culver and D. A. Williams visiting from Hoyt and Silver Lake, with social updates on Olive Mercer wedding and a lamp incident at Mrs. Kull's home.
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Mail Pristine
Norto Pinball Avenue
Holly
Berry Bros
James
A. F. Culver
Hoyt
D. A. Williams
J. H. Foucht
New York
Russett, Waldwin
Northern
Amelia V. Rice
Guthrie
Okla
Stocdals
Boss Candy Kitchen
Kansas Avenue
Model Bakery
North
W. G. Brooks
Goss Candy Kitchen
Dave McMillin
Arkansas City
Moline
Kaa
C.F. Hawking
T J. Pearson
van Buren Street
Olive Mercer
W. ¥. Fisischer
Forrest
Union Pacific
Eliott
Marietta
Charles Willard
Sherman Bilots
Christ Hospital
Gordon Street
Garfield Perk
Charles Boljotte
Quincy Street
Gladys Miller
Ethel Fink
Ethel Glenn
Louise Munn
Sophia Rehoric
Ray Higgs Marshall Kennedy
Lelind Paramore
Ward Moyer
Norton Lyon
Moyer
John Kull
London women drive dog fashion with rising price trends
London women push canine fashion trends fueling spiking prices for small breeds. Dealers report demand for Yorkshire terriers and the French toy bulldog, with averages from £60 to £100 and top specimens reaching £299 to £300. A Cuban prodie novelty appears, but is scarce.
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England
Landon
Christmas Rates via Missouri Pacific Railway
Christmas travel rates announced by Missouri Pacific Railway offer fare and one-third to destinations within 19 miles. For 20 to 200 miles travel, fare plus 60 cents applies, with a minimum selling fare of 50 cents. Sales valid December 24 25 and January 1, with return valid to January 1.
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Missouri Pacific Railway
Ory
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