The Great Haslington Route and Travel Offers
The Burlington Route promotes best line service with routes to Nebraska Denver Utah and Pacific Coast via Chicago or St Louis. Advertises 7300 miles of standard railroad notes Powell tickets via the Great Haslington Route with Pullman sleepers and chair cars. Includes testimonials praising patent cures and medical quackery from Mothers and Denzis in Salem Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Nebraska
Denver
Utah
California
Black Hills
Montana
Washington
Puget Sound
Seattle
Chicago
St. Louis
St Paul
Minneapolis
Northwest Region
WANTS WANTED-Help wanted from ads and notices
An assortment of early 20th century classifieds and notices seeking work and housing. Includes positions for domestic help, housekeepers, salespeople, machinists, barber students, and tradesmen. Also rental and sale listings, farm livestock, and miscellaneous wants. Many entries specify wages, locations, and contact care Journal or local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Care Journal
H. A
Wnellen
Widtese
Reforming convict Urbain Lemelie mirrors Jean Valjean tale
Urbain Lemelie, an ex convict, endures a decade of hardship yet earns trust through honesty and service. After a series of brutal imprisonments and escapes, he seeks work and marriage, only to face renewed arrest. Moreau Christophe lobbies for clemency, leading to a royal pardon and a chance at a peaceful life while he mentors children with cautionary tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leromore Rearoy
M. Moreau-Christophe
Sound Empire
Mes
Tean Valjean
Victor Hugo
MM. Moreau-Christophe Hais
Keayrosy -Erangce
Urbain Lemelie
Jean Valjean
Aker Brisset
Gervais
Wan Hineeit
Atlis Pheedahin
Nantes
Orhan
France
Drhaln
Chasce
Wurlinen
America
Msos
Urbain
Angers
Urdain
Bripret
Uestion
Tepion
Paris
Liu
M. Mise
Tappy
poUveian
Brest
Durtis
Brestiand
Hir Danck
Heavely
Missouri and Kansas Company to string 10000 miles of wire
The Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company plans major expansion this year with H Mellvane of the city noted as president. The firm will install 1000 miles of poles and string 10000 miles of wire, extending across vast territory and connecting disconnected toll networks. The initiative centers on Kansas City and ties to American Telegraph connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri and Kansas Company
Hell Telephone Company
Missouri-Kansas Company
H. Mellvane
Karswas
Itk
Ammer
Kansas city to Wichita toll line network expansion planned
The article outlines a broad plan for a toll line network stretching from Emporia to Newton and across Kansas toward Oklahoma. It details links from Kansas City to Wichita District, routes along Santa Fe and Heck Inland lines, and multiple connections including Garnett to Topeka, Chanute, Erie, Independence, Coffeyville, and a western spur toward Salina via Herington and Gypsum City, with several branch lines linking towns and cities across the state. Named places include Emporia, Newson, Wichita, Arkansan City, Dilahome, Wellington, Chickasha, Garnett, Chanute, Independence, Coffeyville, Yawego, Cherrivale, Hiawatha, St. John, Grand Island, Sehetah, Maysville, Washington, Fairbury, Manhattan, Clay Center, Beloit, Minneapolis, and Salina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Nickerson
Arkansan City
Dilahome City
Bncsides
Dilahome
Emporia
Newson
Kansas City
Oklaas
Santa Fe
Arkansas City
Ban
Purcell
Wellington
Chickasha
Kranaat City
Newton
Garnett
Toln
Humbert
Chanute
Erie
Parsand
Qewego
Chetom
Yawego
Cherrivale
Independence
Coffes- Mille
Une
Ita
Yates Center
Burlingtos
Tempered
Hiawatha
Joanps
Grand Island
Sehetha
Scene
Maysville
Washington
Cur
Nehcasket
Manhattan
Clay Center
Bellwelle
Concordia
Beloit
Minneapolis
Cornell Grove
Salina
Herington
Gypsum City
State Board Grants Certificates to Teachers and Instructors
The State Board of Education issued life certificates to teachers including C. F. Adams of Wichita and Eai. Cole of Gaylord, with lists of honorees across towns such as Emporia, Lawrence, and Topeka. Additional certificates were set for institute conductors in Independence and other counties, naming many educators and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Etate Board of Education
Trailtates
C. F. Adams
Wichita
Eai. Cole
Gaylord
Nw Pae
Bialeh
Chyter Au Glau J. Shiri Famermany
Oks
Tain ‘Thomog
Phillipssurg
Fbiutard
Chigagsiiteie Chapraau
Welgta
Nine Meir Nertificate
We Manone Pai
Biet
Gella
hGrine Acgenti Hosa Dinidwin
Bieter
Jeet
Fnuiehlncons
Y Clark
Caer
Ee Johnson
Hayn Capes
Johns
Amat H. Abel
Lawrence
Frank Agre- Mas
Lowlee Atbach
Ridgeway
Barnett
George T. Beach
Cottonwood Falls
J. Fi
Teach
Pratt
A. M. Bogie
Cormany Seeks Succeeding Richter In Kansas Gubernatorial Race
Fort Scott’s W A Cormany bids to succeed Harry Richter as lieutenant governor for 1902 and possibly four years. He concedes Richter’s nomination for the next two years but stands ready to take office when Richter quits. Also notices seek home boiler buyers and warn against fake salves and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cormany
Fort Scott
Harry Richter
W. A. Cormany
RH. E. Richter
Richeer
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NancorTh
BEARS
Castoria
Lethich
New York
SSS
Rene
L. W. Wakeley
le Mo
aTigre
Eas
Denzis
Salem
Ind
Buchanan
E. Bennett
Akndenme I
Moler Barber College
M. Forens
W. Gunst
Stabline
H.W. McAfee
Kan. Avenue
Santas Avenue
Witmer Wright
Mollern
T. & Bowman & Co
Lincoln
Seo Elder
Matas Avenue
Hi Sthetree
Holisekenblaig
Tpapeka Ave
Tapeks Ave
Lane Street
Laree
Atp
Kansas Ave
Jersey Cow
Spreve Street
Cure Journal
Filligore Street
Sth
Lane Streets
Sarao
Victor Wean
Lps
Topeka
Tssnss
Crchess
Kansas
Bani Ain Aba
Relie
RAE Bee Seale
Cort &Co
Capitol Srouade
Scour & Co
Si Kan
Alley Oh
Tito
Tien
Tia
Nice
Sile
Cuan
Bal
SCOTT
Gpirst Punty
Limi
Bor
Colorado
Citating & Boar of Directors
HI Bates
Kanwang
Minor
Noble & Co
Crawiore Banldine
Topolte
Teas
Agee
Eokiurs
Praraters
Lnvestors
L. Biscod
BS Kankae
Frances Gregg
Gy Tmandolin
Studia DE W
Ath
St. Goitar
Ecialists
Guibor
Noa PiPitdet
Lucge
Miustus
J. M. Baird
Hiyt Ale
W. Eth
Kel Aa
Vs Cycle CO
Bath Et National and Union
Repates
Suhseona
Heder
Ate Eard Res
Commercal
Central Ave
North Topeka
Cbone
G. Barnes
Omice
Eva Harding
Sheldon
Harrison
James J. Hayden
TG Darling CO
HE Kan
Watchmaekeer
Uncle Sam
Kiansas Avenue
Bot
Hatta van Vieck
Potopeka
Paci
Skinner
Os East Sixth St
Milton Brown
Fara Bide
Tapeks, Fan
Lot
Lourwell
Beane
Hague
Florist
Supcesor
Alan
Lore
Deelenz
Hayes
Sennen
Lipten
Ana Adiverea
Ihwin
James A. Dunbar
Corning
M. Easter
Kansan City
T. A. Edserton
Leonardville
A. E. Egan
HW. Allott
la Cynge
James B. Gray
W. H. Grelior
Marveville
JO. Hall
Horton
Maud Hamilton
Hampshire
Sedewick
HM. F. Harris
Great Mead
Bima Hotowas
Humphrey
Junetlen
Erma
Hyde
Ola
J. E. Hyett
Lovieville
F. C. Janoby
Lyons
J. G
Jay
Miter Jones
Metouth
J. F. Kattamont
W. HW Kellar
Longton
Kent
Kiowa
M. G. Kirkpatrick
Vermilion
la Bar
Ottawa
HO JL Lambert
Coden
Myrtle Lasley
Kanss
Clty
Te Lightfoot
Edna
Theo
Lindquist
Mra Latha Sanjmh
Goodwin
Telzabeth Spencer
F. Stafford
Lawrenice
A. Stowell
Brandi
AE Stroup
Allagueraue
G. Button
G & TE
Whiereiain
Fredonia
Vicks Trochman
W. A. van Vorts
Emworkt
G. A. Wakefield
Srog
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