Fragmented Home News Snippets and Local Notices
A collage of blurred notices covers city life from court house meetings and school events to church society socials. It notes Topeka county political steps, spring openings, prize sales, dog license fuss, measles quarantines, and community announcements about schools, religious groups, and local officials.
Curewatch: Curative Claims Endorse Cuticura Remedies
An 1890s style advertisement extols the Curicura line claiming relief from psoriasis scaly scalp pimples and infant scalp conditions. It portrays Cuticura Soap Otarmest and Pile as superior protective remedies with world wide sales and rival defenses.
School fight at Le Roy in Kansas arrest for teacher
At Le Roy Kansas John Miller alleges teacher Mine May Martin beat his son eighty six times with a rubber hose in school injuring him. Miller seeks discharge of the teacher while authorities try to keep the case from courts. also mentions a possible arrest of the teacher and support from Prof Jones.
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Miller
Sutfer
Tencher
Mise Martin
Jones
Death Toll Rises After Theater Fire in Greenwomt
A theater in Greenwomt suffered a deadly blaze caused by a basement gas explosion. George Lutler, manager of the venue, perished in the fire along with three nearby workers. The incident occurred in February and investigators are examining the cause and building safety measures.
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Pire
Greenwomt
Ned
George Lutler
Mansert
Creenwowd
Theatar
Jury Is Charged In Postal Case By Justice Pritchard
Justice Pritchard charged the jury in the postal case, explaining presumption of innocence, burden on the government to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, and the proper handling of conspiracy evidence. He warned jurors to scrutinize witness testimony and to render verdicts only after impartial consideration of all evidence. The charge concluded as the jury retired at once after his 11 o’clock address.
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Washington
Justice Pritchard
Eats
Pritchard
United States
Sald
Ed Fm
Coney S advertised for Kansas G A R commander race
The Newton G A R post adopts four resolutions urging Comrade P H Coney of Lincoln Post to be considered for department commander at the Kansas encampment. The encampment will be held in Florida with press and travel notices for tours.
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Kaiser
Besiln
Emperor Willig
Dr. Fixker
Shau Tung
Ag Fullane
Nan Fu
China
Newton G. A. R
Department of Kansas
Judson Kilpatrick
P. H. Coney
Lincoln
A. R
Topeka
Kan
Florida
Siseper
Kansas City
Frisco
Southern Railway
Jacksonville
Pia
Plannelly
Board of Trade
Castorna Beara and The Wind Yin Mystery
An obscure handwriting fragment references Castorna Beara and a riddle called The Wind Yin. The garbled text hints at ease or release and a phrase The Kind You Raw Aways appears, suggesting a puzzling note or clipped quote from a broader context. No clear events or names emerge to confirm the story.
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Castorna
Castornta
Trade Improvement Signals Cautious Year Ahead
Special telegrams from the International Mercantile Agency indicate more conservative trade prospects for the year. Reports show moisture aiding winter wheat in the Southwest, while central belts face hard but moving grain conditions and reduced losses from last year's rate wars. The South hints at improving spring trade with low Frisco rates, though overall outlook remains tempered.
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New York
International Mercantile Agency
United States
Canada
Chiesa Fend
Aromst Ee
Former Topeka businessman dies in El Paso auto accident
A El Paso dispatch dated February 2 reports Colonel Milton R. Robles was accidentally killed when a horse bolted after a vehicle frightened it. Robles, once a Topeka business man, lived there last spring and later moved to El Paso where he worked as a traveling salesman for the Smith company. He was a former Topeka resident and a member of the family noted in the piece.
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Topeka
Mases
el Paso
Texas
Milton R. Robles
Borse
Robles
Topeke
Kan
Smith Company
Police Court Notes Reflect Mixed Outcomes on East First Street Case
Police court notes report two Black girls arrested on East First Street were released after statements about arriving from Emme porte to work and mistaking a rooming house for a respectable inn. Another arrest for breaking into a freight car is noted, with the suspect to be turned over to the state bar. The record hints at whisky sales near a bar, but no conclusive evidence identifies a keeper.
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East First Street
Hamilton
Emme Porte
Gome
Bterag
Brea
Lisce
Parse
Pharmacists argue over price per cent drug sale
A Topeka pharmacist voices doubt amid quarrels with rivals over pricing. He notes others charge fifty cents per percent while he hesitates about asking a thousand per cent, torn between competition and profit. The exchange highlights price rigidity and market confusion.
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Kansas
W.L. Douglas
Florsheim
Ienal F
Rooke
Kanset
Ty Washburn
Baskounh
West
Mra Wheeler
A. Iy
Delos
Peecie
Seth
Renee Hale
Hiram Price
Mocth Central
Gvescie
Nara
Pear Tower
Finkel
Washburn
Missouri Valley Teagos
Shawnee County
Republican Central
Moiclock
Old Court House
First Presbyterian
Mina Ula Wellhouse
Topeka Avenue
Syndicate of Company
HB Kelly
J. H Dennis
I. S. Woolverton
John Ao Iene Ace
Cacomate Gbhi
Japan
Enzaman
le Tate
Dowhare
Leroy
Junction City
Han
Kansas State Sportsmen's Association
Prises
Matafecturere
John B. Stetson
Derby
Kansas Avenue
Auerbach &Guettel
Youman’s
FTN Avenue
Brokaw Bros
Benjamin
Sailors
Bo, Age
Wellville
Teamet
Newton G. & R Post
Low Bates
R. Robles
Plamo
Plam ‘Meadow
Wes
Patice
Frank Zim
State Journal