World’s Pair Exhibit Dampens Horticultural Meeting
The thirty seventh annual meeting of the State Horticultural Society adjourned amid low enthusiasm as a planned exhibit and talks on fruit value and marketing were curtailed by speaker absences and lineup changes. Major Holsinger and secretary Ruth faced a disorganized program, with emphasis shifting to discussions on world fair displays and the Kansas systematization of specimen gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stat Horticiltural Society
Hall Bern
Weston
W. J. Dagenby
Gile
Jern A. Waugh
Massachusetts
Wankgh
Topeka
Ames Kansas
George Hol~sinker
Horedulé
Cove
Sitierens
Joel
Fay
Birsieunerad Givision
Bnd Uinaiie
Haneda
Siahiatad
Fun Uriel
Kaneasig Fig
Hrurbculkural
Activa
Althaugh
Alitough
Harnes
Barnee
Mal
Faininger
Wicets
Whs
Pis Vane
North Topeka social notes and local events
Local Topeka column lists a masked ball January 6 at FP A hall, a watch service at Congregational church, a hog sale January 2, and various visits, marriages, and moves. Notables include Miss Wilson from Powhatan visiting relatives, Mrs. Gasit of 136 Central, and John Sheets recovering from diphtheria. A small fire at Otte Kuehne Vinegar works caused minor damage. Continuous New Year activities at Central Avenue Christian church and watch night services at Baptist church announced with schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Norteansas Averse
FP A. A
Miss Wilson
Powhatan
Kan
Oscar Gasit
Central Arenns
Lukens Prov
North Topeka
Herbert Green
Harrison Street
Cox
Quincy Mirest
Quincy
N. Jackson
Costley
P. H. White
Washington
Kas
Mr. White
Hester Stovall
Nelle Huthe
Rossville
W. H. Hawkins
Paw- Hee
Neb
J. S. Glendenning
Quincy Street
Nso
Elark
Otte Kuehne Vinegar Works
Hemicale
Central Avenue Christian Church
Mise Nettle Kivett
Kansas State Teachers’ Association
Nortonville
Topeka
Mies Kivett
Mons. J
Vielock
Clara
Alta Stevick
N. J. J. Club
Hane
Monroe Street
Lulu Kluseman
Wintind Hayes
Jetta Paramore
Kestie Shellabarger
Iona Buchanan
Martha Trigeby
Edith Shirley
Ruby Davies
Messia
Ernest Priddy
Fred Mapeie
Clyde Bonnell
Frea Dickenson
Albert Lutes
Harry Finch
Walter Davies
Harry McKinley
Clancy Gill
Gaylord Smith
Ed Horsely
Bernard Curries
Perry Ward
Fruit program highlights apple culture emphasis
Fragmentary report notes the Gee Cant Lie programme focusing on apple culture. It mentions Hansa as a key fruit crop and urges growers to give corehiurable attention to pedes amid NE inquiries. The text is garbled and partially incoherent but centers on promoting apple cultivation to state stakeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr Hansa
Barnes
The Pious One Concepcion Rezanof in California 1805 tale
In 1805 Russian inspector Rezanof arrived in Sitka to inspect the northeast colonies and to secure supplies for Krusenstern's voyage. He pursued California trade, courted Concepcion, and after a series of diplomatic and personal moves, married hopes unraveled with his death in 1807. Concepcion, widowed, pursued healing and teaching, earning the title La Beata for her devout service in Benicia.
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Nikolai Peterovich Rewanof
Sitka
Russian Armerican Company
Rezmnot
Japan
Krusenstern
Lisiansky
Rezanof
Langsdorff
Neva
Nideshda
Wolfe
Juno
California
Spain
Sith
San Francisco Bay
Presidio
Reznnof
Concepcion
Fleginot
Conerpeion
Alaska
Cal
Raabe
Holy Fathers
Rome
St. Petersburg
Madrid
Spel
Mexico
San Francisco
Siberia
Kreamoyarsh
Concepcion Arguella
Benlcis
Sultan of Sulu and Court The Bas tem for a me mtuaton
A fragmentary note references a sultan and court context with unclear phrases. The readable bits imply a tense or anxious tone surrounding a matter involving authority and a named figure, though specifics are obscured by garbled text.
Californian nun vows mark end of an era in 1837
Katherine Chandler describes a California woman whose life in a strict community embodies feminine ideal. The piece paints her as beautiful gracious charitable and unselfish, loyal unto death leaving a strong impression on her people and memory.
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California
Katherine Chandler
The
Argonaut
Fort Scott Brakeman Bartley Held in Wreck Inquiry
Coroners jury blames brakeman Bartley for alleged negligence in the Frisco wreck near Fort Scott. He denies charges and claims he placed torpedoes on the track while aiding the train. Inquiry was private, spectators excluded, with a verdict recommending further investigation and Bartley held on manslaughter charges.
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Fort Scott
Bartley
Clargé
Mansinuehter
Maine Forest Reserves and Private Hunting Grounds
Maine and New Hampshire have so far resisted large private forest hoards while Adirondacks and New England neighbors see more reserves. Marshall Jewell once protected a 100000 acre Maine tract for exclusive use, angering guides and locals and fueling state guard over land and hunting access amid ongoing efforts to prevent syndicate control.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Adirondacks
Massachusetts
Vermont
Huntemen
Woodmen
Marshall Jewell
Grants
Maine Woods
Waaln
Cidba
Pine
Burlington Exports West and California Excursions
The Burlington offers strong through services to the Northwest and California via Denver and Billings with chair cars and through sleepers. Weekly California excursions operate with through sleepers for coast travelers. Home seekers excursions run on the first and third Tuesdays at half rates. Contact L. J. Bricker or C. Sharon for details.
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Burlington
Best
Denver
Billings
St. Paul
Burlington-Northern Pacific
Montana
Puget Sound
Polnta
California
Burlington's
Colorado
Salt Lake
L. J. Bricker
Ad. A
Ausas City
Mo ¥. C. Sharon
Pla
Main
Kansas City
New Hampshire Park Aims to Protect Rare Animal Species
In New Hampshire the park spans portions of several townships once a patchwork of villages and farms. It functions as an animal reserve where hunting is secondary and the primary goal is preventing the extermination of species that could not survive without protection, according to the Borton Advertiser.
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New Hampshire
Corbin Park
Borton Advertiser
Santa Fe Limited Trains Start Early at 7:30
The Santa Fe railroad issued two supplements to the time card effective November 7 altering the California limited’s departure from Chicago to 7:30 while arrival times for Topeka and other sections stay unchanged.
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Santa Fe
Santa Fe Railroad
Missouri
California
Chileago
Sid Norealtee
Culeago
Tapdof
To Receive New Years At Mrs P Wihemn Home
Fragmentary notice describes a New Year’s reception at the home of Mrs P Wihemn, with names Jackeog viredts George Bradford W. and others appearing in garbled OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Wihemn
Fintintma
Jarno Wiste
George Bradford
W.' P Coover
New Church at Herington Bishop Millepeugh
Fragmentary OCR notes describe plans for a church in Herington with references to a bishop Millepeugh and a meeting near Mexinaton Dike. The readable text hints at a morning event and a religious dedication.
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Herington
Millepeugh
Mexinaton
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Sansas Fruit Growers
Maj. Holsinger
Bafnean Ruth
North Topera
St. Louis
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Maltatreet
Au. L
Chicago
Zanditon Supply CO
la Beata
Bly
Sulu
Aati
Miles
Columbia River
Portland
Northwest
EL. W. Wakelet
Wei Pass
S. Louisa
New York
Tees Perret
George A. Cullen
G. W
Adams Street
Ida Rowan
Atchivon
Ken
Tiaan
A. & Rowan
Sergi
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