Midwinter Dairy Exposition Draws Wide Attendance
Secretary Hopman states the Kan-Bae State Dairy exposition will run January 26 to 28 with large attendance expected. Exhibitors from Topeka and surrounding states plan displays of dairying machinery. The show aims to attract many Gutrgimen and notable manufacturers, with extensive space and decorative work planned for the venue.
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TA. Hopman
Kan- Bae
Jneary
Gutrgimen
Telsham
United Biatkn
Topeka
Natness
Momieideritien
CW. Dowsins & Boa
Fonop. Ma
Crane
Yopeteis
Otto Rusine € Co
Dor Rios ‘Onfice
Karsie City
Charles Avoil Working Company
Jen~ Een Manufacturing Company
J. K. Jones
Topekac National Ong! Company
Leavenworth
Rimsas State
Kamin Lit
Howard
MacDowell
Micer Supply Company
Trek
Leone-Wester City
WB Parnetti
Topeki
Rattle Creek
Quincy
Manivenne
Wing Sir Cry
Novtole Nate
Coateyvisin
Dottie Glass Company
Coneyville
Bac Mansier Hirlghen
Hypishesy
Cis
New York
Europe
Maak Tito Winits
Pak Tyra
December Cold and Snow Noted in Historical Records
December brought a mean temperature near 32 degrees, three degrees below the normal, with a high of 1 degree on the 1st and a low of 3 degrees above zero on the 19th. Precipitation reached 0.01 inches against a normal 0.82, wind NW at 35 mph, total air movement 6366 miles. The coldest December since establishment occurred in 1592, and the warmest in 889 with mean 45. The wettest December was 1892 at 1.98 inches. the driest was 1880 at 0.95 inches.
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Bureau
Over 2000 More Youoe Dishes of eherus stator
Fragmented item appears to report monthly sales increases to Pro duces Hayden with figures for December and November. Names and details are garbled, but notes an increased sales total and references multiple individuals and dates in a distorted format.
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Eherus
Hayden
N Leone Millers Plans for a Great New Railroad
Miller asserts plans to build a major railroad linking western counties and expanding a national trunk line. He outlines ambitious projections and seeks information from state agricultural officials, with mentions of key figures and places. The letter promises progress once funding and support align, while others express guarded optimism amid uncertainty. The document references names such as Winifred Turner and a private secretary, noting the political backdrop of railroad development.
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J.C. Mobler
Retterars
State Board of Agriculture
Leme
Wien
Great United Staten
Oak
Forest tree plans urged to heal flood damaged Kansas land
George L. Clothier, U S Department of Agriculture field assistant, tours towns between Topeka and Kansas City to urge farmers along the Kansas River to plant cottonwood and catalpa. He argues timber loss worsened flood damage and that trees will restore soil, provide fence posts, and help prevent future inundations.
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George L. Clothier
Bureau of Forestry
U0. S. Department of Agriculture
Topeka
Kansas City
Kansas River
Mn Clothier
Kaw
Wamero
Crawford Theater Safety Probe Sparks City Action
I M Crawford of the Amusement Syndicate arrives in Topeke to join Fire Marshal Wilmarth in a thorough examination of Grand and Crawford theaters. Mayor Hergundthal orders a complete safety review covering structure and layout, with McCabe assisting. Crawford resists transferring operations to Grand while offering to install asbestos curtain and upgrades.
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I. M. Crawford
Amusement Syndicate Company
Topeke
Wilmarth
Grand
Crawford
Stayer Dergundthal Tir
Tsat
de Jeaze
Arthur Kane
Crawford & Kane
Crawfords
Hergundthaal
Grand Opera House
Grainford
Hergundthal
Marelal Wilmarth
McCabe
State Journal
Chist Waumarth
Crawford Theater
Big sale of stock from H F department store in Topeka
John Spear of North Topeka announces a closing out sale of H F department store stock in Topeka Kansas avenue building vacated by Geo M Hammel. The bulk stock shipped from St Louis includes dry goods clothing shoes bedding and jewelry with no reserve and no souvenirs. The sale runs with marked bargain tables over two weeks with large advertisement promises.
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Mr. John & Spear
North Topeka
St. Louis
H. & F Department
Topeka
Kansas Avenue
Geo. M. Hammel
Journal
Public Halls Next to Face Closures by Officials
Mayor Harrison says minor entertainment halls will be shut next with swift action. Building inspectors will be posted immediately to halt violations and order closures as reports come in.
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Harrison
Sants Fe Bridge Burned in Perry Oklahoma Jan 4
Atchison Topeka Santa Fe bridge 75 feet long burned Saturday delaying a freight train and detouring a northbound passenger train for five hours. A replacement crew from Guthrie Oklahoma rebuilt the bridge by 11 pm. Other items note railway expansion plans and promotions in Kansas and nearby regions amid scattered notices and ad fragments.
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Sants Fe
Perry, Ohls
Atchison
Guthrie
Okt
Amusement Syndicate weighs Crawford move to Grand theater
The group notes the Grand has 43 repairs needed and estimates 12 000 to 15 000 to bring it to Crawford safety. Over five years over 15 000 has been spent upgrading Crawford opera house with four north exits and steel stairs. Plans include fire curtains two alerts and staffing exits while insisting Crawford remains safer and not transferable without a lease.
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Crawford Theater
Amusement Syndicate
Crawford Opera House
Kansas Avenue
Jewell
Wilmarth
Fire Department
Bulldine
Compans
Mr. Kane
Roy
Grand St
Tonoka
North Topeka Community Notes And Local Moves
A compilation of resident updates from Topeka area notables. Dan Fraser remains homebound. Miss Fran Brown returns from Emporis. Mrs. G. R. Camp and son Bert visit Kansas City. J. A. Fuller returns to St. Joseph after Topeka visit. Shawnee State Bank relocates to Heywood block. Funeral of Mr Jake Gutty affects relief corps meeting schedule. Nina Hilton to visit from Athwana. Emmily Pearson returns to Herington. Clittort Nystrom visited Kansas City. Oil drilling at Shores advances with artesian salt water reached in the Northern Shawnee Development project. Week of Prayer at Baptist church features daily sermons by Rev. W. S. Hutchinson.
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Kimball Pritting Company
Kansas Avenue
Dan Fraser
Rendant
Mimes Mail Cartier Chatten
Tilt
A. H. Kye
Fran Brown
Eemporis
G. R. Camp
Bert
Kansas City
J. A. Fuller
St. Joseph
Topeka
Christan Church
Will, McNoun
Herington
Jake Gully
J. A. Lukens
Shawnee State Bank
Baturday
Heywood
Norris Street
Herbert Green
Lawrence
Meade
Jake Gutty
Gufty
Relier Corps
Nina Hilton
Athwana
T. R. Reynolds
Emmily Pearson
Rey
T. J. Pearson
van Buren
Clittort Nystrom
Kan
Louis Nystrom
W. 8. Hutchinson
Faithful notices and town social updates blend in Topeka item
A crowded local page records a string of social and community tidings. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fox have moved to 423 Park street, while Miss Cora Heinz attends the teachers' association and visits relatives on West Gordon street. John Eliott visits Indiana and plans to return to Tacoma, Washington. Victor Council No. 4 K and L of R initiates 33 candidates with refreshments afterward. Miss Blanche Reynolds, injured by a shooting accident, is in Christ Hospital for surgery. Roy Wolford’s funeral is held for the 3-year-old son. C. HL Thodes judges poultry in Bloomington and Terre Haute en route to Topeka. Dave and Samuel Beaudry host friends, including Elizabeth and Mary Jones, for New Year celebrations. Daniel Jones, former deputy sheriff, dies of pneumonia at 900 Western avenue. funeral at the Street Baptist Church. Bert Petit marries Cora Stewart on New Year’s Eve. an oyster supper at the Pettit home follows. Card of thanks from the Wolford family expresses gratitude for support and funeral rites.
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Walth Perse
C. C. Fox
Texas
Woodman Cottage
Park Street
Fox
Oscar Kraus
Cora Heinz
Teachers’ Association
Harry
West Gordon Street
Gove County
John Eliott
Indiana
Blancha Reynolds
T. B. Reynolds
Christ Horgital
Bmlae Reynolds
Roy
S. M. Wolford
van Buren Street
W. B. Hutchinson
Little Yetlow
C. HL
Thodes
Bloomington
Terre Haute
Ind
Topeka
Dave
Samuel Beaudry
Quincy
Sir Haying
Elizbeth
Mary Jones
Ella
Fiorante Bailey
Jessie Finney
Miss Hathaway
Frank McGrath
Tom Wood
Jesse Tryan
Tatt
Daniel Jones
Western Avenue
Pheumonia
Jones
Was & Dortor
Union Pacific Road
Street Baptist Church
Bakote
Kansas City
Thoeka
John Pettit
Kew Valley School House
Bert Petit
Cora Stewart
PB. Jennings and
Merrily Stainbrook
Aun
Uthie
Troy
K. and I. of
Hutchinson
Wolford
District Court Notes and Local Court Actions
City court saw May Edie sue against A L Purman and J Tremely for assault with the female absent. Judge Hazen fined Petterson 100 dollars and 11 days for selling liquor. Mary E Smith’s divorce case against Winfield Smith involved letter return to the receiver. William Walker faced larceny charges and was bonded to stand trial. In Kansas, Prof Franke Binckmar of the University of Kansas will lecture on sociology at the University of Wisconsin during a two week series after a special travel permit. Topeka Laundry Co advertises dollar monthly shirt cleaning.
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Bright
May Edie Ageinest
A. L. Purman
J. A. Tremely
Wim Als
Hazen
Petterson
Mary E. Smith
Winfield & Smith
Juden Haanen
At. U. Man
Lawrence
Kan
Jam
Franke W. Binckmar
University of Kaataxa West
Madtron
Win
Universi of
Wisconsin
Tackmar
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