Farmers Go Home Improvement in Farm Life Is Discussed
A Kansas gathering heard Prof. W. Hays of Minnesota advocate a vast program of agricultural education. He proposed state funded high schools in each of 105 counties to boost farm breeding, crop yields, and village industry, with one percent of annual farm output dedicated to education and research. Mrs. James M. Lewis urged country clubs as social centers in every district to connect farm youth with broader ideas and culture.
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Ube
Prat
WM. Haye
Minnesota
Board of Apriculture
Wlacht
Hays
Down
Towa
Hayesata
Heyie Ailever
Agit Varad
Khudii
National Department of Agriculture
Hinh
Ife
Ute
Hote Mary
Europe
Rome
Tensitire
Iris
Fife
Botte Arcerton
Atewigti Dives
Kansat
Tate Uke Kansay
Viluim Derners
Darwid
Iain
Pot Hays
Prof. Hays
Mes
Lewis
Ae’riculture
Jipsesaton
James M. Lewid
Kinsley
Michigan
Tyanl of Agriculture
Federation of Woman's
Lth
Creardon
Lewin
Mra
Lewis Sait
Kansas
Carnegie
Iaw Holts
Iolamwomar
Binse
Police Jottings Inks and raids on Saturday night
A fragmented 1903 style police diary notes anticipated raids on glassware storage and liquor stock at North Side joints. It mentions officers Hutton and Small entering a rooming house in Topeka and removing two occupants, J. M. Wheeler and May Owens, amid boastful but faded slang about Donuts and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutton
Mfr. Small
North Topeka
3. M. Wheeler
May Owens
In a Rambling Rooming House Tale and a Feline Interlude
A fractured column recounts a rambling scene in a riverbank rooming house where tensions rise among occupants over trespass and rumors. Officer Duncan confronts a wild animal incident, while Charles Estes faces a bicycle theft fine. The narrative threads through minor arrests and reflections on petty crime.
North Topeka Notes and Local Updates
North Topeka items from printing firms to church notices, family arrivals and visits. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Jones of Indian Territory, Mrs H W Coadh, Mrs James Campbell, and Mrs Homer Mayr are mentioned with activities and travels. Public notices cover church services, a poultry show, a meetings schedule, and transport complaints about streetcar service in North Topeka.
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Norta Basas
Jones
Indian Territory
M. Jones
H. W. Coat
A. J. Arnold
James Campbell
Pittsourg
Coadh
Boulder
Cols
Ohio Club
West Sixth -Street
Homer Mayr
Eli
Crinker City
Whn
Mien Muvcher
AL OM. Petro
Ven
Buren
S Aon
Lawrence
Mradames Stewart
Maple Grove
North Topeka Baptist Church
Taxurent
Harrison Streets
W. B
Kansas Avenue
Gorden Street
B. W. Chenes
Harrison Street
Albert Relcherter
John Relcherter
Silver Faike
E. McCoy
Meriden
North Side
Lions
Toursville
O. M. Brit
Church of the Good Shepherd
Kermon
Canon DeLeon
C. W. Hoyt
Charlie
West
Canton Street
Eily
Hoyt Iy
W. G. Brooks
St. Mark's Church
Sakelake
Blanche Reynolds
Jackson Street
Christ Hospital
Meade
Mary KF. Smith
West Laurent H FP
Guthrie
Oscar Wolf
Kistler
Hirsy Jameson
G. C. Trowman
Nina Hilton
Eli’ Reynolds
Sim Place
Northern Shawnee Development Company
Muary
Shawnee Stace Bank
North Topeka
Kankis
Markets Today Corn And Live Stock Market Summary
Markets Today reports firm corn on strong general demand with native steers selling from 3.60 to 4.75 and hog sales mainly 4.55 to 4.90. Wheat futures opened lower but edged higher late. oats held steady amid grain strength. Daily grain and provisions updates include prices for corn, oats, rye, timothy, clover, and barley with Kansas City and Chicago notes.
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Chiceen
Etta
Mibonabolls
Dulutti
Kanens
Alii Wat
Inter
Meylard
Timothy Tad
Clover
Barley Gunake
Swindler Caught In Wichita After Rock Island Graft
Chief Bunyan of Pond Creek Oklahoma captured a con man who posed as a Rock Island contractor. He swindled towns along the Rock Island line by promising switch excavation, borrowed money when banks closed, and vanished. He admitted to the scheme dating from Thanksgiving, with Caldwell his last workplace.
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Wichita. Kan
San
A. Eumyan
Pond Creek
O. T
Wichita
Oklahoma
Kansas
Rock Island Railroad
Rock Iskind
Liverymaan
Caldwell
Bunyan
O'Brien
Prohibition Party Names Change After Committee Meeting
Chicago date Jan 16 national Prohibition executive committee meets in Chicago and explains that Kansas City cannot guarantee hosting the national convention. The convention location is moved to Indianapolis and will be held June 24. Oliver W. Stewart announces the decision to the Associated Press.
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Chicago
Prohibition Party
Chienzo
Oliver W. Stewart
Associated Press
National Executive Committee
National Prohibition
Kanna City
Tadianapolis
Bryan Reaches Home After Europe Trip
William J. Bryan returned to Lincoln in fine health and spirits and said his European trip was the best yet. He hinted at plans to subsidize The Commoner by 1168 a day but offered no formal announcement. He will stay home until after next Monday for a banquet in his honor and a recital by Mary Wood Chase at Washburn College. Amity Lodge No. 231 K of P members are urged to attend a meeting Monday.
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Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Europe
Hearst
St. Louis
Bryan
State Journal
Amity Lodge
Amity Lode No
K. of
G. T. Houslos
Kansas City and St Louis Livestock Markets Report
Kansas City and St Louis stockyards report cattle hogs and sheep receipts and prices. Cattle steady to lower with primes to 5100.10. hogs strong around 45,000 head. sheep receipts about 20 percent with natives at 9.50 to 11.50. Market tone mixed with overall activity modest amid wholesale price moves across regions.
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Chicago
H.teneih
Bulie
Wales
Fale
Westerls
St. Louis
Bt. Louis
Ainena
Texas
McDearmott Commission Co Handles United States Bonds
A. M. McDearmott Commission Co announces new forms and private handling of United States bonds for cash. Based at Devi Building, Hanass Avenue, Stocks and Grains dealt with for Chicago and Topeka banks. W. F. Logas named manager.
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A. M.mcdearmott Commission CO
Devi
Hanass Avenue
United States
Chicago
Topeka
Amendea Bell Delapno
W.F. Logas
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W. M. Hars
Delyers
Beecham
Ace Beecham
Charles Estes
Rock Pile
Royal
Tae Pitcine
UF Sion
Simue
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Monkey Wrench
Olf Cin
Boole
Wheeler Owens
Agate
Duncan
Col. Baya
Markets Today
Ranes
J. E Gall
Kansie City
Mol
Chica
Jan
Serra
Kansas City
Falco
Westona
Eaness
K. C
Mary Wood Chase
Washbure College
Farbere
Froy Harmon
Blanke
Roy Hammon
Hay
Taxoanes
Antee
Rte
BelmWealis
Surfina
Wowley & Snow
Sth
Stansfield
BBC
Ross
Santh
Simm
Kansan
Street Telephone Stock Co
Kansaw City
Heleee Hocker
Receiita
Ae Money Market
Ats
Lega Bote
Borutierdtal “Bute
FES Sulvick
Marst
Mexteas Ad Inns
Steniy
New York
Wall Street
United States Steel
Menert
Ariat
Gameteder
Eees
Alton
Pacifc
Teleware
Huda
Doe Moines
Wort Dodge
New York Central
Southern Mallway
Lotte
Western
Denver
Joe
West Sixth Shreet
Kriatje Grain and Stock Co
Pa Bapter Creamery
Gairgy-fan
Gunna Ie
HaThe
Timi
GaetarThw
Gulf
Galveston
Tex
It. Louis
State Dairy
Gic
Ae Gosai Company
Seatasten
Liverpool
Corm
Laeger
Sonaian
Ene
Popes
kRrhead
Marke
York
Inn
Efueh
Eed Raman
Ptd
Thichisone
Paul Liss
Wabash
Boston
BN Bo
C&a
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