Prohibitionists Split Over Cowles Bid for County Attorney
A disputed circular from Shawnee county Republicans urges votes for W. H. Cowles for county attorney and W. H. Lindsay for county central committee chair, while criticizing Otis Huntgate. The text notes prohibitionists’ split over supports and lists names of potential backers, with Hungate leveraged for law enforcement achievements. The document highlights Cowles’s self described Republican status and calls for unity in face of internal divisions.
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Shawney
W. H. Cowles
W. Ss. Lindsay
Cowles
Wanceta
McKitluy
Campuion
J. I. Larter
Gixtret Court
Friead
Prohibition
Fiesé
Extraordinary Santa Fe Low Rates to Texas Oklahoma
On Tuesday February 16 the Santa Fe offers round trip tickets to any Texas point for 13 dollars and to Oklahoma for one fare plus 2 dollars. El Paso and Pecos Valley return prices are listed with various limits, plus one way fares to El Paso and Pecos Valley points. Information at Topeka Kansas office T S King P&TA. Did she tell you the number of shoes she wears. Cincinnati Times Star.
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Homesscker
Santa Fe
Tex
Oklahoma
Texas
el Paso
Pecos Valley
T. S. King
P& TA
Topeka
Kansas
North Topeka Community Notices and Church Plans
Mrs. Robert Smith and children from Busbio Colorado visit Mrs. Smith’s parents in North Topeka as Second Presbyterian services are planned in Harcett hall tomorrow at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school at 9:45. Mrs. William Hall returns to Horton after visiting Swensen family. Duplicate Whist results announced with high scores by Mrs. Bowman and Mrs. Jameson. Funeral of F. B. Lukens to be held tomorrow in Rowan Indiana. Lukens uncle to Lukens brothers of North Topeka. Reverend Palmer to preach at Coast Avenue Christian tomorrow. Rose Dry Goods to start new stock after returning from the West. Valentines and character dance at Barrett’s hall on Wednesday. Farewell Baptist church reception honors Rev. Hutchinson and family. Hutchinson to preside at Salida Colorado church. Church of the Good Shepherd to hold morning prayer at 11 and Sunday school at 10 with Canon Delan Burke in charge. Miss Margaret Rutter visiting from Sprite HM. Parkhurst–Davis fire causes roof blaze on W. Johnson residence. fire extinguished by neighbors. W. B. Hutchinson to preach farewell at Baptist church with special music. Mrs. Hughes to assist choir. Kansas Avenue M. E. church services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. under Rev. J. A. Stavely. windows on order cause possible lighted services. Parkhurst-Davis fire affects south side. Evalyn Reeves’ quilts burn in yard. concern over flood-era superstition noted.
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Robert Smitfi
Busbio
Colo
Smith
Allen
Dan Fraser
Helmutt
Second Presbyterian Church
Harcett Hall
Kansas Avenue
Gordon Street
Selon
William Hall
L. Swensen
Horton
T. M. James, Jr
West Laurent Street
G. C. Bowman
Harry Jameson
O. D. Wolf
W. B. Kistler
Jameson
L.A. Ryder
Dorothy Curtin
Martha Kimball
James
Ward
FB. G. Lukens
Rowan
Ind
Mexers
Jonas
C. W. Lukens
A. B. Rose
The
Rose Dry Goods Company
Ust
Axst
F. A
Barrett's Hall
Baptist Church
Hutchinson
Topeka
Church of the Good Shepherd
Canon Delan Burke
John Holliday
Madison Street
Margaret Rutter
Sprite HM
W. HH. Hutter
Jackson Street
Parkhurst-Davia
W. €. Johnson
Western Avenue
Shorey
Anna Billard
Pleasant HM
J. F. McAfee
Quincy Street
Ottokar Malek Concert Seatings Offered In Topeka
Unusually large inquiries for reserved seats prompt Morning line at BK B Guild music store next Monday at seven. Numbers handed to those in line, chart opened at eight. Tickets expected to draw a fashionable Topeka crowd ahead of the Daughters of the American Revolution convention. Many visitors from nearby towns plan to attend the piano recital at the auditorium on Monday evening February 22.
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Ottokar Malek
BK. B. Guild
Malek
Topeka
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Peanut as a Practical Crop Across Regions
The Philadelphia Letter discusses a legal suit over breach of promise and a technicality, then shifts to praise for the peanut as a rising staple. It notes rising peanut consumption, its popularity, and how cotton prices influence planting choices in Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee, with farming decisions tied to crop values and overall happiness.
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Ohio
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
Tennvases
Philadelphia Leiter
California 325 Dollar Ticket Offer On Santa Fe Line
Tickets go on sale in March and April for travel via Santa Fe with the 325.00 rate valid to intermediate points. The fare includes tourist sleeper car and free chair car, plus liberal stopover privileges. For full information and literature, write TL, King, PR and TA, Topeka.
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Santa Fe
Aiso
King
PR & TA
Topeka
When You Have Cold
Rest is the first action for a cold and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is advertised as the best option. It claims to loosen mucus, promote expectoration, clear airways, and shorten illness while preserving a healthy condition and countering pneumonia risk. The State Journal note underscores reader trust.
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Chamberlain
The
State Journal
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