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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1904

Page

2

Vaudeville at Mid Winter Exposition Shines

Moung Mya the Burmese foot jugler captivates Topeka audiences at the Orpheum in Kansas City style show. The Pacheen family and a young trapeze artist perform new pyramid acts while crowd counts exceed 2,000 for Monday’s evening, with steady attendance growth expected through the week.

Topeka Moung Mys Orpheum Kansas City Mya Pacheen Bes Circus Sinior Sroes Ben Fittepp Eee Rhett Ponture Stighelne

Wusaworms booth displays dairy treats at Dairy Row

At Dairy Row a Wusaworms display features a butter tiered rear a miniature cow and visitors offered cup buttermilk and cheese samples. Children’s day saw ten gallons of creamery products saved for local folks, though lines and wording are garbled.

Seemery Company Creamery Company

Continental creamery network expands to largest world plant

The Continental creamery at Second and Pork streets processes daily milk from thousands of cows across Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma. It boasts a vast skimming station network and a modern chemical department ensuring pure Primrose butter and refined country butter, with 36 stations in Kansas and vast cheese storage in 1908.

Lomense Kansas Nebrisks Oklahoma Proceteca Continental Company Sinoe The Continental Twenze Marie

Loose Wiles Cracker and Candy Co at Midwinter Exposition

A report from the Midwinter exposition highlights the Loose Wiles Cracker and Candy Company of Kansas City. The display features a wide range of crackers wafers and ginger ales plus air sealed packaging lauded for keeping freshness. The article notes the companys independence and commitment to quality and culinary skill.

Loose Wiles Cracker and Candy Co Almas Vickor Loose Wiles’ Cracker & Candy Company Kansas City United States Loose-Wiles Lively Loone-Wiles

Topeka Exposition Features Loose-Wiles and Related Delicacies

A detailed tour of Kansas City exhibition booths highlights the Loose-Wiles display with candy products praised for purity and flavor. The Wolf packing and Topeka preserves works are praised for efficiency and market reach, showcasing regional industry and pride.

Deaths by gas to be subject of official inquiry in New York

A petition in the New York state supreme court names Mayor McClerlan, Health Commissioner Darlington, and Commissioner Oakley as parties to investigate illuminating gas conditions. It seeks orders to test and regulate gas quality, pressure, and pricing, citing recent asphyxiation deaths and a governor’s report on defective meters.

Ste New York McClerlan Darlington Water Supply Oakley State Supreme Court Robert G. Langton Manhattan Scholer Greater

Lincoln Day Lincoln Post Committees and Subcommittees List

Detailed roster for Lincoln Day celebration planning listing the Lincoln and Topeka posts G A R R C organizations and subcommittees on Music Speakers Printing Memorial Decorations Ways and Means Programme and the general meeting set for February 6 1004 at 4 pm with P H Coney as secretary of the committee.

City Council of Topeka s. _T. Howe A. Swenson George Nail Jos. Gritey W. F. Weber R. Katz Joft O. H. Coulter D. F. Wyatt J. W. Priddy J. M. Milener George RR. Waters P. H. Coney W. G. Wood G. A. Huron A. Coulter James BP. Wilson Leroy Courter J. H. Coney J. G. Wood Gandy Francis DeHow Mattie Carpenter TF. Mattingly Lincoln Circle L. Elder George Carpenter K. P. Wilson Coulter Lincoln Post H. Coney

Chicago Students Sail for Holy Land Pilgrimage

A party of seventy students from the University of Chicago sailed today on the steamship Eat for a pilgrimage to the Holy Land departing Boston Massachusetts on February 2.

Mark Twain Enjoying Life at Villa Quanto

In Florente on February 2 Mark Twain is seen relaxing under blue skies at Villa Quanto. He quietly waves to guests while a campfire autography project unfolds amid picturesque surroundings as talk and merriment fill the gathering.

Mark Twain Florente Mark Twais Villa Quanto Riorence Bat

When You Have a Cold Remedy Claim

An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the fastest relief for cold symptoms and tight chest. It asserts quick expectoration relief, reduced coughing, and a healthier system to prevent pneumonia. The pitch cites a New York reference and praises Marechal Neil as a preferred product, urging purchase from pharmacists nationwide.

Chamberlain Marechal Neil Peth United State

City Railway Wins Bridge Construction Case

Judge Hazen refused an injunction sought by D. Skinner to block the City Railway from building tracks across his Kansas River north bank. The company may proceed with the bridge across the river and track laying to North Topeka after Skinner denied a definite agreement. the company claimed a verbal agreement and price was accepted, willing to pay 400 for the right to lay tracks.

Hazen QO. D. Skinner City Railway Company Kansas River Toneka Skinner

North Topeka Social Notes and Local Moves

North Topeka items list residents moving within town, church events, meetings, and visits. James Garrett returns from Oklahoma after extended stay. Miss Pearl Irwin hosts Flinch club. Charles Workman moves to 1214 Logan. A B Rose returns from Paraiso Indiana. Enworth League meets at Kansas Avenue M E L church. Mrs Rhodes returns from Atchison after visit. W E Clark family relocates to Morrow property. Laties Guild gathers at Mrs James Anderson 101 Madison. Victor Council initiates nine candidates with afterwards dancing. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs T Pearson 1117 Van Buren. Mildred Phillip back from Council Grove to visit sister Leeman. Frank Bright family to move to 817 West Gordon. M Gamiowski family to Humboldt, Kansas. Mrs R E Shiels and daughter Leons return to Alliance after visit. Gladys Lines hosts party for Grant school Sth grade graduates and Miss Frances Brown. The time.

Kimball Printing Company North Kansas Avenue James Garrett Oklahoma Flinch Club Pearl Irwin Jowman Hill Charles Workman South Side Logan Street A. B. Rose Vaparaiso Ind Enworth League M EL L. of Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational Church van Buren Street Mildred Phillip Council Grove Leeman Frank Bright Jones East Gordon Street Gamlowski West Gordon Street M. Gamiowski Humboldt, Kun RE. Shiels Leons Allance Neb

Golden State Limited Introduces Smart Train Across Midwest to California

Advertises the Golden State Limited as a smart train for smart people with daily interviews from December 20 to April 14. Highlights routes from Chicago Kansas City and Topeka to Los Angeles and Santa Barbara, noting rapid service and through connections via Jacksonville. Mentions Florida tours and winter offerings, promoted by Blankley of the Kansas City Board of Trade.

Golden State Limited Chicago Kansas City Topeka Los Angeles Santa Barbara Ana Naif Missouri River Californi A. Tope Florida Jacksonville Pla Blannelly T. P. Board of Trade Kansas

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