Weather and finance notes pile up in State Journal report
The full wire report from the Associated Press covers weather disruptions near Medicine Hat and broader market moves. It notes rising real estate prices, bank and trust declines after the Moore Everett syndicate collapse, and general asset inflation while farmers adjust marketing timing amid wheat shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Frees
State Journal
T& A
Awodiatnd
Aeenet Griss
Topeka
Aise Hany
Editorial on crime and public safety from Providence Telegram
A scrambled editorial discusses crime, policing, and public action amid unclear conditions. It mentions pursuing criminals, the role of the public, and opportunities for cooperation, urging awareness of local criminal activity and solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Balienrta
Iea
Knocker in Topeka Targeted for Public Morals Enjoiner Criticized
A Topeka public enjoiner named Forbes is accused of opposing legitimate entertainment and attempting to halt amusement developments. The piece argues the knocker is a nuisance, condemns threats to arrest attendees, and calls for legal action to curb such interference.
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Topeka
Forbes
Billingsgate
Australia
Kansas
Dead Sea City
Emporia Faces Santa Fe Move Rumors Stir City
Emporia residents fear Santa Fe may relocate division headquarters from Emporia or turn the city into a whistle stop between Topeka and Newton. Businessmen vow firm action, forming a 20 member committee to press Topeka officials, while local reports, speculation and bluffing swirl in the press and among workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Santa Fe
Tone
Newton
Business Men's Club
Topeka
Topelo Division
Noone
Sante Fe
Empori
Emporia Gazette
Topeka Raster Mechanic
Kansas Farmers Lose Insight From Topeka Board Talks
Regret voiced that many Kansas farmers could not attend the state board of agriculture meetings in Topeka. Speakers including Prof Shamel of Tinos and Prof Henry of Wisconsin highlighted corn breeding and Denmark’s agricultural progress. Enthusiasm and personal interaction were praised as key benefits beyond the written reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan
State Board of Agriculture
Kannas
State Teachers’ Association
Topeka
Shamel
Tinos
Kansas
Henry
Wisconsin
Denmark
Farmers Institutes Boost Ideas Despite Low Attendance
Three thousand farmers could attend meetings instead of a hundred, yet Farmers Institutes do great work by imparting new ideas. They help farmers approach the gains professionals and businesses achieve, though many farmers do not study their business as rigorously.
New York Fans Mob Jan Kubelik After Concert
A Brooklyn Academy of Music crowd mobbed violinist Jan Kubelik as he left after a concert, attempting to kiss him and torn garb. The piece contrasts New York frenzy with Kansas restraint, praising Hobson for resisting the kiss and criticizing sensational fan behavior.
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New York
Dispatch
Jan Rubelli
Brooklyn Academy of Munic
Kansas
Upsidylke
Hobson
Jan Kubelik
Globe Light humor and social snippets from Atchison
A collage of quips about women, marriage, and society from the Atchison Globe. Jokes touch on fashion, finances, alcohol, habit quitting, and a light jab at spring ads replacing winter stock. Local anecdotes include card party prize ugliness and home crafts from a curtain.
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Atchison Globe
Gan
Drake Watson
Atchison
Mike
Fife
Amit
Pointed Paragraphs from the Chicago News
Fragmentary satirical musings compare charity to river, warn of December, December readings, and social notions. The piece jokes about proposals and family forms, noting ignorance in cost of Christmas gifts and a cheerful spirit as divine.
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Chicago News
Reflections of a Bachelor From the New York Press
Age withers the body but blossoms the heart. Platonic friendship between the sexes is rare, and temperate behavior may fade. Immorality is not always linked to modesty nor modesty to virtue. The piece jeers at men and questions social pretenses while suggesting practical, biting humor.
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New York Press
Bens
Quaker Reflections and Morning Observations
Fragmented verse sketches from a Philadelphia paper note social foibles and familiar figures. It references a milky way cow path shocking language and the temptations of clever craftsmen, contrasting poor workmen and politicians blaming their tools as a satire of elite pretensions.
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Philadelphia Record
Quips and Quarrels Echo in a Streetwise Paper Column
A fragment from a witty column reads as characters debate modern life and marriage. Banter includes a temperance joke, modern urban pace, and a melancholy remark about Jones. A quip about proposing marriage by imagining widowhood appears, alongside a line about a husband and wife being one.
Mary Starkweather novel reviewed in December Literary Life
The Abbey Press in New York publishes Mary Stark Weether by A. Williamson Williams. The review praises its strong heroine Mary Starkweather, her philanthropic aims, and the moral lessons from her life. It notes the work’s vivid scenes, character sketches, and a conviction in Christian faith guiding the narrative, with commentary on accompanying works and authors in American letters.
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Mary Stark Weether
Abbey Press
New York
Orein Crawford Williams
Kankas
J. M. Crawford
Topeka
Weatert
Mack Fasie Duree
Wetton
Bes
Williamsn
Mary Starkweather
Jena
Loraine
Williamson
Sapaclas
Retiruan
Mary
Christ
Girls Have Fun and Get a Night in Jail in Omaha
Four girls aged sixteen to nineteen from the Spectable families caused a false fire alarm to amuse themselves in Omaha on January 11. Police intervened after bystanders alerted authorities, and the youths were taken to court for the night, with the incident prompting a preliminary hearing.
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Omaha
Josie Beeson
Habe Fisher
Maud Green
Grace Starling
Spectable
Greant
Ais
Oliceran
Milk Check Shows Kansas Butter Dominance and Growth
Kansas dairy industry has grown from negligible to a major producer. W F Jensen of Continental Creamery in Topeka notes Kansas now yields about 42 million pounds of butter and 1.5 million pounds of cheese annually, with butter valued near seven million dollars. Seventy-five creameries use milk from 3,000 farmers at 60 skimming stations. The topeka creamery uses pasteurization at 180 degrees and ships butter to London, aiming for a leading national and world position in flavor and keeping quality.
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W. F. Jensen
Continental Creamery Company
Topeka
Kansas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kanaay
Continental Creamery
Colorado
Nebraska
Oklahoma
London
Suffered 20 Years Cure of Piles Informal Ad
An reader from Alma West Virginia writes of a long, painful struggle with piles and claims a cure after using a mail order remedy from Pyramid Drug Co of Marshall Michigan. The note promises free information on causes and cure and urges readers to request details.
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Alt Huring
Alma
Marshail
Mich
Local stock breeders meet and public school debate on Bible
News of the week from Kansas reports the twelfth session of the State Improved Stock Breeders association convening locally, debates on Bible reading in public schools, wage demands from the Bulldine Laborers' Protective Union, a large state poultry show, a new state house decorations contract, and various local officer elections. Also listed are appointments in railways, mining, and commercial clubs, with incidents including a lamp explosion injuring Win. Bergmann and multiple official notices.
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Kansas State Improved
J. de McFarland
Bulldine Laborers’ Protective Union
Topeka
State House
J. A. Shields
Nellie Thomas
North Topeka
Co. &. Sutton
The
Santa Fe
Mexico, Cuernavaca and Pacific Railway
Stovk Breeders’ Association
Col. K. Harrington
Brown County
H. A. Heath
Charlee E. Sutton
Russell County
H. W. Cheney
J.C. Robinson
Towanda
H. ‘W. McAfee
J. F. True
Newman
FH. Avery
Wakefield
S Cook
Wichita
Commercial Club
John J. Frost
E. W. Poindexter
Ee J. Anderson
D. J. Greenwall
John E. Frost
W. H. Davis
T. F. Garver
W. S
Bersundthel
M.D. Henderson
D. P. Paxton
EW. Poindexter
John Sargent
Warner ‘Trego
Kansas Star
University At
Anelstant
Raymond Atwood
Thon Owen
Chas, Steinberger
Wa Keeney
Mia Win
Bergmann Ia
S Tate Farmers’ Alliance Eletin
W. B. Gaudhe
Hartford
Erma D. Pack
Emma. ‘Troudner
Mra
Temperature of Sun Measured At 6200 Degrees
Prof Charles Wilson announced to the Royal Society a new sun temperature estimate of 6200 degrees centigrade with allowances for measurement errors. He began the work about ten years ago and reported his results after extensive calculations.
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Charles Wilson
London
Royal Society
Travel excursion fares cited for health resorts
Rates listed for trips to health resorts including Phoenix San Antonio El Paso Las Vegas and others with round trip prices ranging from five dollars to forty two dollars and forty cents. The notice cites agent T L King and mentions Dr Wood's medicine as a remedy.
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Phoenix
Arizona
San Anto Texas
Las Vegas
T. L. King
Topuka
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Topeka State Journal
FH Mac Tenwan
Lava
Medicine Hat
Wrele Sam
Philippines
England
Ithmisn Canal
Louisiana Purchase
St. Louis
Harrison
Chicago
Panama
Lkely
Winte Senate
Mississippi
Admiral Dewey
Schley Rourt
Ta State
Admiral Schrey
Santiago
Grand Army of the Republic
Moore-Everett
Cleveland
Globe Lights
Maude
Curtis
Nye
Sle
Tommy
Pop
Oped
Epleton
Henry B. Fuller
Jantier
Deliaeral
Eisel
Linder
D. Appleton and Company
Harp
Pasiot
United States
Cyrus
Ismyer
Cru
Mrs. Clyde
Mr. Altsheler
Brugand
Eines
Slanhatine
Ap Wugligh
Harriet E. Richards
Maseachusetts Audubon Society
Eadlan
Butterworths
Toe Bapatine
Hezekiah Butterworth
Webster
John Henry Newman
Pert
Aed Ie
Charsinglart
Wollaston Hytton
Rsette Lippincott Company
Gilbernes Pope Jar
Maine
Commote Bendad
Bus
Haa
Ieee
Lou —de
BULLS
Orista
West 126Th
New York York City
Bull
AC. Meyer & Co
Baltimore
News OF the
New York Central
New York City
Pekin
Delag
New Ciwang
National Stock Fards Bank
East St. Louis
Utd
Northern Securities Company
Northwestern
Admiral Schley
oMiriu
Dr. Wood
John F. Strickrott
Kansas Ave
Kaw Valley
Chas. Wolff Packing Co
E. O. DeMons
Demoss & Penwell
SIL
Quincy St
Topeka, Kansas
LM Penwaeu
W. Reed
Repeas Avouus
W. M. Hopkins
Hopkins & Son
Merchant Police
Vorg
Ayo
Topoks
Kis
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