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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1901
Page
5
An enthusiastic State Board of Agriculture meeting featured J A Troutman and Governor Stanley praising progress among farmers. Speakers stressed ongoing improvements in stock, agriculture, and rural industry, with Hubbard noting strong support and optimism for continued growth in Kansas farming sectors.
A Brockton Massachusetts restaurant story notes the lardingy of the establishment has raised prices as patrons rapidly increase. The menu features daily servings of grape nuts with hot cream and cold cream to suit varying tastes, with steady patronage and evolving dining times.
The American Angora Goat Breeders Association president spoke on the Angora Goat with emphasis on popularity in the United States last year. Mr Johnston appeared optimistic about the animal’s future and noted strong growth in well regulated farms. The meeting adjourned after a brief discussion and some notes were taken from the paper.
The State Dairymen urge the secretary of agriculture be paid a salary of 2500 per year, citing his past efforts and the importance of dairying in the state. Resolutions from the State Dairy Association request action by the Ways and Means Committee and call for prompt approval in the current fiscal years ending June 30, 1900 and June 30, 1901.
Mr Walker Whitesine stars in Heart and Sorord at Crawford, a romantic drama set in Great Yowwe with York performances and a mix of characters including Staibach and Votan Che Dinr. The scene features My Friend from India and a serious shopping exposition before departure from New York.
Harvard professors report new findings on planetary formations and interstellar conditions. The article notes unclear dates and names, mentioning gifts, special reports, and a ceremonial address by Earnest Muller.
Local society reports detail numerous receptions hosted by Mrs Eugend and Mrs Black, with guests including Misses Slough and Roasing peanuts. Entries describe room decor, receiving ladies in black net and white organdy, and plans for upcoming card parties. Also listed are attendees at music club events, recent travel, moves, and health updates among Topeka residents.
Leavenworth Friday reports visits by Mr and Mrs Hues Lo and Lottie Steinberg as they plan to visit Newton next week. school activities, police notes, court updates, and a small city fire are summarized with mentions of arrests, a concert, and upcoming meetings.
Union revival services draw packed crowds despite sleet as Messrs Bilkers Potter and Bilhorn lead sessions at First Presbyterian Church. Potent messages promise further gatherings including sermons on eternal life and peace. A Japanese editor Watase arrives to study the U S public school system, praising its breadth and impact.
A garbled report notes tensions between the American League and National League amid looming actions. It mentions figures like Ebbets and Bhoris, referencing bowling and baseball, with claims of possible strong acts and dangerous games. The piece hints at language rights and pro licensing issues without clear details.
The performance featured Herrmann the Great with his heavy rings and fire dance routine. The Nosees troupe joined in a Pyrenean act and the group closed with The Holy City, drawing strong audience response despite the chaotic praise.
Secretary Gage Horace White of New York and other financiers discuss silver redemption plans in Congress. Bills propose abandoning the option to hold silver or gold coins, with treasury funds and bonds used to support new monetary regulation. The hearing features Chairman Southard and John Fi heades, urging re enactment of proposed regulation amid mixed views.
A New York scene report states the Meaning tour ial av a wustaute bewe been Inoue spat at four persone. Authorities allege the Calontny Trduranes company of Jermey City is involved. The Evening Oie notes a Coronial Insurance company swindle claim with a white truth investigation and mentions a hospital undertaking and punishment.
The city court seeks a dedicated room in the Court of Apposia complex. The board will likely decide to assign the city court the use of the room alongside the Court of Appeals area. A judge and clerks need space, and a unified facility is favored.
Major Burbank long associated with the New Orleans Picayune and noted dramatic critic dies suddenly in a street car. He served with the U.S. Army in the Civil War and wrote the amorous column for the paper for years.
The Mohawk, a pleasure yacht owned by Rogers Xan, sank in heavy snow near Pismard. The vessel, valued at about $5, may be unrecoverable. A medical note urges prompt treatment for lung trouble to prevent pneumonia.
Fragmented OCR records a Madison Wisconsin item dated Jan 19 noting a meeting at 10 o clock to receive a message from Lieutenant Governor Telephia a topic of taxation and election law. It also reports Frank James, Jesse James brother, declaring intent to seek a rural county seat and later run for nomination amid urban political discontent.
A fragmented real estate transfer record lists numerous deeds including A0 Neve Mal Starchee Larch company parcels, Lot 43 Afloch avenue in Deer detition, various quarters and additions such as John E Poston parcels, Catherine Loux at Gulberty Street Veol’s addition, and multiple Morris avenue lots. Entries note prices from 100 to 3200, transfers to J. A. 350, Jot 43, and others, with references to Stilson’s and Bartholo additions and Board of Education deeds.
The Kansas Improved Stock Breeders association held its fifth annual banquet at Security Bank, with about two hundred attendees from the two associations and the state board of agriculture. Toasts covered topics from Breeders versus Politicians to plans for 1904, with mentions of figures like T. A. Hubbard, Geo Gilk, F. W. Ross, H. B Milner, and J. J. E. Beale. The program included songs and reflections on the era’s agricultural politics and progress.
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