Lof Mini Hosts 1 P M Dinner Party
Dr and Mrs Lof Mini hosted a 1 o'clock dinner at their avenue home with guests including Celeste Nella and others. The event featured gifts, monogrammed token favors, and a music program, followed by a tea and later social gatherings among a large guest list.
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Mra Lof
Mini
Misa
Celeste Nella
Rad Tagnett
Pia “Tate
Sen Mini
Celesteelie
Raga Ashby
Stargardi
Munn
Sena
Seung
Sevnora Brooke
Tyler Street
Crosby Hiron
Regular DP D Whist club meeting set in January
Des Moines and Davenport report a club meeting to be held Friday afternoon January 7 at Mrs A I Wood’s home at SIX Tenth avenue. Other notes mention Mrs Frank Edson meeting with William Trump due to the Midwinter exposition. Women guests and family trips to Denver Minneapolis Galena and Topeka are noted along with business visits by Thompson and Harry Price of Burlingame.
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Dewitte Nellie
Marie Rellis
Lawrene Byi- Sayto
Celeste Jellis
Franklin Hunt
E.W. Poindexter
Monate Leake Club
Alece Rex
Tyre
S. I. Herberting
George Neil
F.C . Es
Wamego
J. . Roberts
Lawrence
Herbert Arm- Sguss
Peck
Gunther
Chicago
Marumitt
Walter Nowe
Wyening Club
Mra. Hammatt
Pelk Street
Mra
M.A. Low
Kansas City
Mre
Ed Hoch
Marion
Goddard
EL Stanley
Jer
Harriet
Wichita
Mina
Frank Bonetroke
Garading
Des Moines
Ivenport
Gallen Bike Clair
Mes
Dr. A. 1 Wood
Tenth Avenue
Renior
DP. D. Whist
William Trump
Broncos
Udu
Philips An
Phillips
Ationany
Minneapolis
Mian
Vlas Ciett Wits
Myrtle Dillon
Galena
Coles
Wesley
Kanaas City
Thompson
Harry Price
Burlingame
Topeka
Nominees Chosen as Gold Democrats Win in Des Moines
In Des Moines Iowa the Victory For Gold Democrats capture the joint meeting of Democratic delegates. EL Ker of Clinton was chosen for U S senator to replace Allison and John J Seerley of Burlington was picked to succeed Dolliver. Both nominees are gold Democrats and their victory signals strength for that wing. S. M. Casey of Fort Madison T J Philips of Ottumwa and George Cullison of Marine were also candidates against Seerley.
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Des Moines
EL Ker
Clinton
U. S
Allison
John J. Seeriey
Hurlington
Dolliver
S. M. Casey
Fort Madison
T. J. Philips
Independent telephone convention date changed to late January
Kansas independent telephone companies fix the state convention for January 27 and 28 to allow delegates from distant areas to benefit from reduced rail rates. Secretary BF Panky urges wide attendance as long distance service gains urgency, with extensive growth across nearly every county and plans for a Topeka exchange. The National hotel will host headquarters with sessions at a later location.
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Independent Telephone Companies
Kansas
BF. Panky
Chiehy
Topeka
National Hotel
Mr Clark in Texas
George A. Clark secretary of state has just returned from a week in Beau mont where he notes real estate values appear inflated yet acknowledges the high prices for rice land and speculative gains tied to a supposed discovery. He questions the sustainability of large jumps in land value and calls the pattern unclear.
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George A. Clark
Beaumont
Way Down East at Crawford with Hi Holfer and The Squire
Readable fragments show a New England drama "Way Down East" touring Crawford for Friday and Saturday with "Hi Holfer" and "The Squire" among characters. The piece praises the acting and moral tone, noting Reverend Richards comments on its uplifting nature and the production's strong appeal.
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New Wwland Fife
Topeka
Crawford
Hi Holfer
New England
United States
Willian A Brady
Nnture
EG. Hichardam
St James Episcopal Church
Milwaukee
Topeka Brick Pavement Two Courses on Sand Endures
City Engineer James F McCabe explains Topeka has used two course brick paving on sand since 1859, covering 17.3 miles with 806,659 square yards. He cites quieter surfaces, ease of repairs amid new utility work, lower costs under $1.20 per sq yd, and seeks examples from other cities.
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Topeka
James F. McCabe
Municipal Journal
the Municipal Journal
Kan
Municipal Journal and Engineer
Questin
James F. M’cabh
Edltor
Value of railroad land reaches into the millions
The plot measures 75 feet in width with a strip of land on which numerous five and six story structures rise. Lanes estimates the property's value tied to the railroad is substantial, running into millions, though exact figures could not be determined.
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Dane
Mie
Nothling
Imitation Butter Probed in Chicago Fraud Crackdown
The State pure food commission prosecutes 32 dealers for adulterated vinegar and imitation butter. Cases target impure vinegar from St Louis mislabeled as cider vinegar and oleo margarine law violations. R. M. Patterson leads as complainant with E N Eaton analyzing every sample. Open actions proceed in justice courts with more filings planned.
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Chicago
State Pure Food Commission
R. M. Pattersson
Commission
E .N. Eaton
St. Louis
New York Central buys blocks to secure Park Avenue tunnel
New York Central Railroad announces a safety plan for Grand Central Station and the Park Avenue tunnel. The company has purchased two city blocks and a 75 foot wide strip through seven blocks, bounded by Forty fifth and Forty seventh streets Park Avenue and Lexington Avenue, to improve traffic facilities.
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New York
Grand Central Station
Park Avenue
New York Central Railroad Company
Lexington Avenue
Fifty-fifth Street
Inter Ocean Sold to Hinman in Chicago News Change
Chicago Jan 16 George W Hinman takes control of the Chicago Inter Ocean becoming editor and publisher after a sale completed in New York at the Holland House. The new company starts debt free and will maintain a Republican and Independent tone with Hinman and Phillips as officers.
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Yerkes
Nixon
Chicago
George W. Hinman
Chicago Inter Ocean
Holland House
New York City
Hinman
Charles T. Yerkes
Rawson Bennett
Albert C. Phillips
Charles W. Gray
Liam Penn Nixon Jr
Phillips
Torial Star
New York
Inter Ocean
New York Sun
Feld
Hostetters Stomach Bitters Promise Health Restore
The advert touts Hostetters Stomach Bitters as a remedy for stomach liver and bowel issues. It claims to have restored thousands over thirty years and targets dyspepsia indigestion constipation biliousness dizziness and sick headache. The genuine bottle bears a private stamp on its neck.
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Irty
Cures Consumption Reported by Paris Academy
A London Mail summary cites a Paris academy claim that a plant-based preparation named bacilline, from Chile and Colombia, boosts recovery from consumption. In 100 cases at Rehbalix, 84 show signs of improvement, with infection rates noted as on the high road to recovery.
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New York
London Mail
Sapa
Paris
Chile
Colombia
Rehbalix
Harness Dealer Falls Utica Jan 143
N. Davin, harness wagon and trunk dealer in Utica, filed a petition today. Total liabilities amount to 53 202 dollars with assets among creditors including many leather and horse goods dealers nationwide.
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Utica
F. Davin
Pickle famine looms as price rise eyed by packers
The western Pickle Packers association with reps from Illinois Indiana Michigan Ohio Iowa and Missouri considers a price advance amid fears of a pickle famine before next summer. A $1.50 per barrel rise is proposed as cucumber crops run 600000 bushels below average leaving about 200900 barrels short. Detroit's Henry Williams warns supply could run out before summer ends though new crop won’t be ready until October.
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Chicago
Van
Western Pickle Packers’ Association
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Iowa
Missouri
Henry Williams
Detroit
Mich
Little Colorado Snow Signals Low Kansas River Flows
Denver weather bureau bulletin notes light mountain snowfall, below normal totals overall, with western watersheds showing more moisture. Arkansas River Valley irrigation suffers as ground dries, timber line snowfalls vary, and several locations report low snow depths and dry ground across December.
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Denver Weather Bureau
Kansas
Arkansas Valley
Colorado
Mountain
Arkansas
Leadville
Twin Lakes
Riverside
Marshall Pass
Lowat
la Vota
Sharpsdale
Stonewall
Lake Moraine
Pies Peak
Buelab
State Board of Agriculture Reports Kansas Crop Statistics
The secretary notes frequent requests for full statistics in the quarterly report. While many seek crop data, others request figures on farm cattle, and the secretary has prepared the information accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Agriculture
State Board of ‘Agriculture
Kansas
Ford Cattle
Kansas Agriculture Twenty Years Report Summary
The pamphlet presents state population by count and cities, assumed valuation and yield, values of rat products, and numbers and values of live stock, covering the past year. Published by the State Board of Railroad Commissioners, it compiles twenty years of Kansas agriculture.
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Ughed
Kansas
Jal
State Board of Railroad Commmissioners
New Baseball Team Emerges From Topeka Colleges
A new baseball team forms in Topeka led by Kansas Medical College and Stickles Business College students. Tom Cave, ex Washburn athlete, will play as a key figure. The Medical College spring session ends early and several eager players join with the Business college team to compete this spring.
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Topeka Business College
Topekans
Kansas Medical College
Stickles Business College Studen
Tom Cave
Daneman
Washburn
Col. Jewe
Business College
Medical College Pring School
Wes
San Francisco Conclave Route Plans by Kansas Shriners
A Salina committee of Isis Temple plans a Shriner Conclave route via the Midland system and Oregon Yellowstone, with Culp authorized to arrange travel. The event aims for smooth travel and comfort, details noted amid party concerns and a humorous aside. Also reports a 3 percent dividend proposal from New York Central lines for 1901 with payment set March 1.
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San Francisco
Kansas Shriners
Salina
Ken. Janss
Isis Temple
Judge Meters
Newton
T. & Dewey
Abtene
H. C. Culp
Wong
Oregon
Yellowstone Park
Ebell
Ol Culp
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Lottie Hall
Walter Ira No
TL Prescott
Willy
Venice Whitney
BM Ee Ae
Octavia Greenwood
Mire Gufiltan
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Misa Myrtle Fxition
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Mina Jesale Cuthbert
Mary Irwin
Margaret Wilson
Mina Laura Whitte
Margaret Fyre
Carrie
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Della Ford
Mi Licente
Bisa
Hla
Quincy Mireet Wedeening
Harel Eden
Amd
Albert Sidwell
Crow
Stout
Brockett
Aepeeren
Idaho Populists
Aera Ae Penitention Ees Ear Cetera
Caer
Vstar Part
Tupeke
MR. Clark
Texas
Tehavn
W.B. Spear & Co
North Kansas Ave
E. P. Pardee
M’cabe
New York Central Railroad
Hostetter
Western Packers’ Association
A. J. Snell
New York, Co & Bt
Lonin Railway Company
Bradfield Regulator
Mother’s van
Fegecoeds
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