Council approves sewer through city park and raises police sergeants' pay
In Topeka the council passed sewer work through the city park and raised the pay of all police sergeants. They awarded the City Park Sewer contract, with bids from Wise and others. The same meeting saw a raise for sergeants and a plan to hire Spencer for Vinewood park work, amid heated debate over asphalt repair and Barber company allegations.
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Topeka
City AU
Spencer
Vinewood Park
PTL Wise
Winans & Plerse
James Ratisy
Bi Hanes
Troutman
Jace Sill
Rion
Mery
Waheer Company
Councilmas Warner
Aca
Pce
Seeper Hughes
Harber Company
Surrendered By Stomach Ills Finds Relief In Grape-Nuts
A man from Pactoryville Pennsylvania describes severe stomach distress after eating many foods. After trying digestion aids, he turned to Grape-Nuts and reports rapid improvement, regained strength and weight, and credits the product for ending his misery. The testimonial adds that the eater cannot reveal his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pactoryville
Battle Creek
Bergundthal Wins City Contract Payment Backed by Council
The council narrowly approved paying Bergundthal five hundred dollars for his work on the auditorium project after a heated debate. The city attorney argued the rule barring officials from contracts with the city could be interpreted narrowly, and supporters said Bergundthal handled six thousand dollars and fulfilled the job. Swenson alone voted no. The matter included questions about earlier bids and the audit of funds, with remarks about the handling of money and the director’s role in the project.
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Connellman
Connellmaewendsar
Myrsere Gonithal
Stantly
Sitendson
Owlal
Trpeke
Spencer
Bergundital
Bereundthal
Mer
Bereundvale
Swendson
Mr. Swendson
Bergundthal
Worley
Mr. Chaney
Bergundthel
Hersundthal
Cam
Warser
Bergandibah
Bergand
Swenson
Coupeiman Bergundthal
Bergundtial
Topeka council acts on repairs and park funding
Topeka city council moves to repair the Sixth arrest viaduct at once with an estimated cost under 1000 dollars. Funds are allocated to pay mortgages on Central Park and to the Quinton purchase notes. Legal and public notices include advertising devices in city hall and a request for sewer and hospital roof repairs, plus a new legal assistant for City Attorney Spencer.
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Topeka Choral Union
Madame Nordica
Griley
Sitt
Central Park
W. E. Thomas
P. J. Sarah A. Borebraki
Ty Bells
Frank Quinton
Quinton
Geiley
City Hall
Ely: Hall
Western Union
Building Committee
Spencer
Judiciary Committee
W. A. S. Bird
Vinewood Park
Vinewood Park Railway
Bird
Kansas Municipal League
Veblo
Wichita
Hughes
J. B Billard
Kivtler Street
Kaneas Avenue
Quincy Street
George Eving
E McDonald
J. F.C. Rucker
Missouri Pacific Yards
North Topeks
Tenneswestown
Thirteenth
Mulvane
College Avenue
Twelfth
Lincoln and
Clay
Lincoln Street
Highth
Tenth
East Fourth Street
Fragmented OCR note mentions Benton and Jackson Day event
Partial readable lines reference a political gathering with W J Bryan in New Haven and Boston, and a remark about steady news. The text is garbled but suggests attendance at a Jackson Day banquet and remarks about ensuring future coverage in New Haven and Boston.
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Wourter
W. J. Bryan
Reid
New Haven
Boston
Poultry Show Delights Audiences At Topeka Auditorium
At the Topeka poultry show crowds admire fowls from Col. J. W. F. Hughes and others as rabbits and guinea pigs also draw attention. May or may not win first prize, the birds perform while Mayor Hughes jokes about poultry knowledge. A curious coyote on display adds odd variety to the scene.
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Chizice
Topeka
Hughes
Odd Show Animals Draw Nerves at Local Fair
The exhibition features rabbits, hares, canaries, goldish specimens, and a solemn coyote who stands out in the display. The coyote seems out of place, tempted by prize hens, and would likely enjoy closer company with the rabbits and game pigs if given the chance, though he must endure the babel.
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Hin
Poultry Show Attracts Wide Range Of Birds And Exhibitors
A local poultry exhibition features Plymouth Rocks and other breeds arriving hourly, with showings from Lantry Bros of Strong City and pigeons of many varieties. The Taf Gipington family from England will join the display at the Auditorium, promising strong interest for professional and hobby poultry raisers alike.
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Lantry Bros
Strong City
Taf Gipington
England
Mre 5. Hickett
Topeka
Poultry Show Attracts Large Topeka Attendance
Gillies reports favorable weather and about 10 000 visitors for the poultry show with many out of town guests. Exhibits include a large bronze turkey by Mrs A Grimbs of Osankle and entries from numerous towns. A long list of exhibitors and judges is noted along with a humorous jail ventriloquism gag about Attorney Reed.
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Gillies
Topeka
Mra
A. Grimbs
Osankle
Frank Slater
Delphos
George Clarke
HMVP
Brockett
Seely I. Brown
Coffeyville
Chris Bearmarin
Ottawa
J. E. McGrew
W. C. Eilis
Liberty
George M. Hittmann
Wamego
Mangler
Cosby
G. Eaden
Holton
W. T. Ham
Pinkerton & Co
Clay Center
Jas R. Young
Kansas City
William ‘Vesper
Peter Hell
J. E. ‘Thompson
William Randolph
Lawrence
John B. Miis
Henry Shrader
Berlin
Neb
Thomas Owen
M. L. Canfieli
Belleville
William H. Roth
J. B McBush
Maitlend
Edwin J. Coffer
Salina
A.C. Smith
JW. Gause
Emporia
F. G. Wallace
Horton
Elliott Marshall
St. Joseph
George McGill
Leavenworth
Foss Bros
Manhattan
W. A. Forbes
North Topeka
G. A. Kittell
McPherson
J. W. F. Hughes
Allen G. Phillips
Man- Bros. Lawrence
George Getty
Lovell J. Foster
Whiting
G Palebury
A. J. Whit H. H. Borgmann
Mos
Lutes & Paine
LE. Meyer
Howling Green
H. Inman
Bartlet
Collamer
Unclear overheard exchange in courtroom corridor
Fragmentary quotation shows a detainee in a sweat box and a caller seeking relief or legal aid. The text mentions Reed, an attorney named Peaceae, and an anxious plea to visit or assist. Context remains fragmented and names are inconsistently rendered.
Cleveland improves in health but stays indoors at home
Princeton New Jersey June 7 Former President Cleveland is reported by his doctor to be much improved in health though still weak from illness. He has left his room and come downstairs but will not go outside until the weather turns milder.
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Wichita
Aries McClain
Kansas Municipal League
Municipal League
Topelks
Wickita
Board of Park Commissioners
M. A. Low
M . Hofman
Edward Wilder
J. P. Griswold
Hi Dowo
Fitzhugh Lee
Frank C. Armstrong
Auditorum
Pitxbugh
Lew
Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
Turbulent Wheat and Grain Market Report
A volatile market report shows mixed wheat, oats, and corn activity with May options leading gains then fading. May futures weakened while selling pressure increased late session as outside markets softened. cash bids for No. 2 wheat steady to firm in spots amid variable regional receipts.
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Vara
Mysto
Kansas City
Scagamye
Chia Ang
Baus
Chicago
Mteers
Westers
Rike
Wool Market and Cotton Prices in New York Trading
The New York wool market showed steady for buyers and sellers, while cotton prices eased after early strength. Stock trading softened with declines in several issues, led by rail and oil sectors, as market sentiment shifted amid mixed reports and regional activity.
Range of Prices and Eerie Robiba Hoax Revealed
A fragment notes varied price ranges and describes an unusual hoax involving a place labeled HG West and a grain theme. Readers see vague references to fees and odd spaces, with no clear dates or specific entities.
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Dan Eerie Robiba
Fee
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MR. Spencer
Vinewood
Barber Asphalt Company
City Park
Morris Avenue
H. E Bishop
Committee On
Morsis Avenue
Mra OB Chillson
Swendaor
Chilson
Committee On Streets and
Wales
Mortis Avenue
Dr. Bull
Jett
A . Meyer & Co
Baltimore
Mit
China
Jon
Gneft
Auditerium
Col. J. W. F. Hughes
Sonal
Plymouth
Spain
Figzy Foud
Phillipines
Harris
Cps
H. Rhodes
Muroh
P. L. Wise
Chas
Steinberger
Wa-Keeney
Heather & Snyder
Huntsville
Prof
L. L. Dyche
John E. Stone
Payette
A. BR. Jones
DeWitt Yate
Pairbury
Aaron Sheets
T. F. Weaver
Blue Mound
Stecker Gros
Bt. Louis
NLR
Nye
H. C. Short
Clyde Patterson
Sedalia
C. & Smith
A. J. Kerns
Ratna
W. A. Lamb
Manhattn
N. D. Bass
Kanms City
Kas
H.H
Jok Reed
Joe Ress
Harry Derrickson
Reed Wes
Jalier Lawson
Derrickson
Carl
Es Dow
Lawson
de Reed
Aelief
Mr. Cleveland
Today’s Market Report
Kecaas City
Kavestoot
Kanter
Pes Cain
Tosa Ani
Topeka Mareets
Opeks
Jan
Rowba
New York
Money Market
Joney
Ion
Metican
Ieee Pew
Veston
York
Tennessee
Hamanta
Delaware
Sault
Ste Marie
Market Goosen
Mantas
Kansas City Grain
Ora Araey
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