Blood Balm Co. Cure Ad Promises Free Trial Bottle
An advertisement touts a blood poison cure by Blood Balm Co offering a free trial bottle. It claims relief from pains skin swelling stiff joints and thinning hair and eyebrows. It lists distributors in Topeka and stores in Atlanta with bottles priced at $7 and urges readers to address orders to Mitchell Street Atlanta Ga.
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Ottle
Bandres Sf USA
Drugeists
Bwitt & Holliday
Ruchey & Son
Topeka
Blood Balm Co
Mitchell Street
Atlanta, Ga
Fraud case slows choir amid county chair dispute
The article describes Winters facing fraud charges related to forged orders in a Nebraska case. He and associates allegedly used falsified documents during a payroll manipulation tied to Marine credit schemes. Arrests occurred last October and a federal hearing was postponed with a trial expected in Delaware by a deputy U.S. marshal.
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Bam
Winters
Bass Wolfe
Aursetymod
Nebraske
Anther
Newareee
United States
War Department casualty list from June 21 notes various units
The notice lists casualties and assignments for multiple regiments and officers. It names soldiers from Twenty-third and Twenty-fifth Infantry, Fourth Cavalry, and related units, including ranks from corporal to lieutenant, with scattered locations and unit affiliations. The document reproduces the era’s roll call style with terse, fragmentary details.
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Washinlle
Senate
Cazualt
War Department
Sram
Jatuure
Derie
John Goedling
Crete
Brady
Diarmivna
Jonee
Gutewoudy
Pounds
Hon
Weir
Peter Mudder
Iivh
Charles Siegioman
Blewanth
Co An
Paweimona
Ith
Alter
Forgieth
Ewnutint
Clarence Barkin
Nebraska Governor to Speak at Me breaks Banquet
Governor Stanley is set to address the Nebraska Club in Lincoln on February 16 during a commemorative event similar to a Kansas gathering. The plan includes a banquet, with engagement adjustments noted in reports about the Marquette Club in Chicago and related civic events.
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Stanley
Nebraska Club
Stanley Koes
Tiicoln
Neb
Apeak
Almilar
Kansas
Marquette Club
Chicago
Crook Wright Held on Highway Robbery Charge
Police report Crook Wright and Pesky Atkinson were arrested on a single highway robbery charge. They posted bonds of $300 each after Claud Imbler positively identified them as the two men who held him up and took his belongings. The district court awaits further action.
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Crook
Wright
Pesky Atkinson
Highwess
Atkinson
Claud Imbler
Methodists as Pioneers Begin Active Mission Work
In San Francia on January 2 the Methodist Church announces it will start active missionary work in the fall. The announcement notes preparations and involvement of church leaders and lay members, outlining aims to expand outreach and support world mission efforts.
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San
Francia
Manila
EL Wlemnee
Supreme Court Reverses Rail Case In South Dakota ruling
The United States Supreme Court today reversed a lower court ruling involving the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway and a state law setting a minimum fare for the road in South Dakota. The decision remands the case for further instruction to the district court to determine the road’s equities in the state. The matter impacts transportation and state regulation of rail charges. The report also notes wartime dispatches from Washington and a statement that Gen Wheeler will depart Maine Wednesday on the transport Warden for Guam.
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South Dakota
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Roache
United States
District of Routh
Wheeler
Tan
War Department
Otto Toler
Maine
Guam
Quarantine controversy heats Kansas counties over health rules
Oklahoma excited headlines mirror Kansas quar antine dispute as border counties resist state board of health decisions. The piece notes distrust, local cooperation, and predicted failure of quarantine due to cross county ties and funding disputes, with Governor Staley and legislators involved in the debate.
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Wichita Eagle Sundas
Mirc
Tsora
Ovelne
Okishuma
Karane
Kaneas
Board of Health
Enuntine
Otlanoma Belt
de W
State Board of Health
Staley
Exoenan
Governor condemns lynching in Fort Scott report
The governor denounces lynch law and says it is never justified under any circumstances. He references a Port Scott mob that attacked an officer in discharge of duty and attempted to delay the murder sentence, noting the circumstances soften the criticism.
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Stanley
Lyneh
Audi
Jushia- Win
Fort Scott Teagh
Port Sport
Ian
Arkansas to Be Dry Weather Bulletin Notes Snow Shortfall
The annual snow fall bulletin reports below average snow in Arkansas for the coming season due to favorable patterns. October to December lacked heavy storms with one mid December event. ground moisture was ample prior to October, predicting higher run-off later. Ground soggy conditions varied by watershed, with southern tributaries above average and many stockpiled snow exceeding last winter.
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Department of Colorado
Colcher
Marthers
Residents oppose pest house in fair grounds
Petition presented to Mayor Drew by Fifth Ward residents protests against the detention hospital for chickenpox in the fair grounds. They seek to stop construction, argue it endangers crowds, and threaten to enjoin the city from building the pest house.
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Fifth Wart
Drew
Pith
Poeta Chckenpox
Wirn
Drmwould
Heaith
No Dance There The Executive Council Rejects Use of Representative Jai
The executive council declined to permit the Twentieth Kansas committee to use Representative Jai for an event the regiment favors for the future. The council considered a request after consulting members and reasons for denial were discussed. A. M. Puller and John Van Verhren represented the rent at the meeting.
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Executive Council
Twentieth Kansas Committee
A. M. Puller
John van Verhren
Police kill in Washington Penn shooter named Frank McGee
In Washington Pennsylvania a policeman named W Motee of West Alvsanier was shot and killed today by a man named Frank McGee from Younes. McGee was in custody after an alleged shop dispute when the quarrel escalated and Motive was shot. McGee was later arrested.
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Kilied
Washington, Penn
Gears W. Motee
West Alvsanier
Younes
Frank McGee
McCummon
McGee
Amnes
Fragmentary OCR Weather Note From Bay Area Autumn
An incomplete OCR fragment mentions fall and mud conditions near Bay. It references weather timing and a sequence around autumn events. Details are unreadable, but the note signals seasonal conditions or forecasts affecting local areas in the Bay region.
North Topeka society notes and local updates
North Topeka column records visitors and movements including Eva Watts and Edna Stupies returning from Meriden visits, Kitner from Cross Timbers visiting Mrs. Curtis, Burnish staying in Topeka, and George Mayer selling Macy's bakery. Also notes on Hoyer Jeffers arrival from Hiawatha, Mike King visiting Atchison and Leavenworth, and Mrs. Dotman’s Ohio trip. Local moves include J. Simonds relocating from Iowa to 19a Harrison, and Rock Island work lantern theft concerns, with funeral arrangements for Walter Sherburne. Church notices report capacity at First Baptist and ongoing services by Rev Sanford M. Brown. infant Schweitzer funeral at Church of the Assumption. Silver Lake debaters on England policy in Boer War with prize judging.
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Atpms
Kimball Printing Company
Kanes Avenue
John Kull
Fine Horse
Eva Watts
Meriden
Edna Stupies
Eve Nystrom
Kitner
Cross Timbers
Mon
W. H. Curtis
Monroe Street
Mirs Elizabeth Burnish
Topeka
Macy's
George Mayer
Mesars
Hoyer
Kansas
Knox Chumty
Ohio
Jessie
Clara Steele
Kansas City
Mrs. Long
Quincy Street
J. ©. Simonds
Iowa
Herriett
Harrison Street
Simonds
Walter Sherburne
Christ's Hospital
Bilge Rapids
HL. Sherburne
Sanford M. Brown
Ed. Schwarta
Central Avenue
Church of the Assumption
Silver Lake
Grace Allbes
Schoenberger
Tey
Adel
Talen
Mandamus Sues In District Court Over Knights Suspension
Lawsuit filed against the National Council of the Knights and Ladies of Security seeks reinstatement of A. S. Palmer and Ed G. Moore suspended for publishing a circular criticizing the order. Petitions allege wrongful suspension. defendants include the executive committee and Columbia Council official. Attorneys argue the suspension was legal under Kansas law. case hinges on interpretation of by laws and dues collection.
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Mandamus
National Council of the Knights and Ladies of Security
Suapermei
A. S. Palmer
Ed. G. Moore
ES. McClintock
Thos. H. Bain
Waters & Waters
Os W. B. Airkpatrick
J. M. Wallace
Hf. A. Warner
W. J. Commi
BG. Minor
St. Tuttle
Columbia Counell
Aude
Executive Committee
Vas
Hnancii Secratary
Muy
Anzid
Kansas
Real Estate Transfers Listing Varied Lot Sales and Grantees
A string of real estate transfers lists numerous buyers and sellers including SEe to Line Be Jewell for 1180 dollars part of Kaw reserve No 6 and CB dowelt to Lizsie Mt Tewall for 1100 on lots 244 88 and 367 Green Street Jenkin W Storring addition. Lucy M Smith and husband to Luther M McNeil for 2500 on lot 458 Taylor Street Leffier's Addition. Ellen Cummings to Bar Cummings Sr for 5 part of lot 4 November 26 12 12. Sarah H Wietth Edw B Street and wife 7bd lots 162 160 167 Lake Street ye subdivision. Iran M Hewing and wife to Geo J and Fred Lees 200 southeast quarter September 28 12 15. Thus Crawford to Harriet Crawford 41 jot and block 2 Tilinots Avenue Buen a Park subdivision. Lisa and wife to Even G Hines 100 one half lots 34 36 on street Louis I Wheeler to David R Helman 220 Tot 18k and south one half jon dit Madison Street. Mulvane and wife on same 1 jot 4 5 Branper Street south Klein's.
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Jewell
Kaw Reserve
CB Dowelt
Lizsie
Tewall
Green Street
Jenkin W. Storring
Lucy M. Smith
Luther M. McNeil
Taylor Street
Leffier
Ellen Cummings
Baw. Cummings
Sarah H. Wietth
Stitt
Wite
Lake Street
Iran
M. Hewing
Geo. J
Fred Lees
Crawford
Harriet Crawford
Tilinots Avenue
Buen
Lisa
Even G. Hines
Louis I. Wheeler
David R Helman
Jon
Madison Street
Mulvane
Branper Street
Klein's
Jumped From Third Story at Mercy Hospital Chicago
Jun 22 Thomas Hennensy connected with the American Incandescent Gas Company of Kansas City, died by his own action last night. He reportedly suffered pneumonia and locked himself in a room before leaping from a third story window. a nurse summoned help but Hennessy jumped.
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Chicago
Thomas Hennensy
American Incandescent Gas Company
Kansas City
Surry
Mercy Hospital
Hennessy
Army Appointments to Be Promoted in Infantry
Washington January 2. The president lists appointments for the Seventy seventh infantry. To be beyond Lieutenants U S V Bergen Charles McG Swiber Company B Fourth infantry 5 Vo to be pay rank of.
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Washington
Ty-Seventh Infantry
U.S
Weyond Leutenants
Bergen
Charles McG Swiber
Worfytith Infantry
Bananas Shift From Red to Yellow in Markets
The article notes a shift in banana tastings from red to yellow driven by profitability and easier cultivation. Yellow bananas now dominate shelves, with prices around 10 to 15 cents a dozen in some markets, while red bananas remain rare and fetch higher prices. Bananas are imported mainly from Costa Rica, Jamaica, Cuba, and other Caribbean nations, with distribution expanding inland via New Orleans and coastal ports.
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New York
Nandhing
Angie
Costa Rica
Ziritish
Spanikn Hindurer
Colombia
Jamaica
Cuba
Gulf of México
Caribbean
Gulf Countries
Countriea Corte 9
Amabie
Receipe
Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
New Orleans
Pacific Coast
A Place Where Things Happen in a Tangled Correspondence
A fragmentary correspondence piece recounts a church community in Palmyra cemetery and county life. It mentions Reverend figures, local governance, and a historical Page family burial, with notes on church leadership changes and a peculiar tale of a preacher and a prophet. The piece hints at local religious tension and community memory amid scattered names and events.
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Rohit Roberts
Inuerest
Fhat
United States
Ileal Tie
Hestdes Steuth
Palmyrm Cemetery
Ins
Exer
Ava
Lanecaipe
Charis Page
Ganeuathen
Geerhand Tre
Lincoln
Silat
Ani
Eames
America
Lee Poanty
Produelie & Food
Troustiour
Tie World
Euraver
Minduy
Hind
Ager of
Honges
Pashington
Taitore Soave
Gam
Fran
Soram
Hese
Serbia
Coetine
Anata
The Girl of Today A New View of Middle Aged Romance
An essay from the London World extols a social shift in romance, arguing that middle age has changed its place in society. It surveys women from 30 to 50, claiming renewed vitality, varying marriage paths, and daring romance as women redefine age norms. Also noted is Julius J. Benet, editor of the Boston Telegraph, who died at 64.
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London
Ife
Ane
Boston Telegraph
Bestin
Jen
Julius J. Benet Selesser
der Boston Télegraph
New
Foeland Staats Zeltupe
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Maniia
Will
Nebraska
Anawer
E. B. Guild Music CO
Oklahoma
Calla Smalipez
Neaacnes
Scott Lynehers
Arkansas
Orulsor
North Topeka
Probain
Shawulea County
Rivisions
Seung Ma
Topeka Avenue
Morris Avenue
Iission
Cos
Gerkadea
Kuceas Ciy
Kan
Hiawatha
Osawatomin
Port Scott
Pittshore
Arkansas City
Wichita
Southwest Registry
Black
Maj
Wotan
Caxton
Chienzo
Spencer
Cale
Des Moines
Im West
Halebie
Oblu House
H.W. McAfee
Kansas Weenue
Beckwith Biouik Gak
Western Avenue
Olive Branch
BO Campbell
Kansas Avenue
Madison Wired
Andrews
Care Journal
Lyon
Oakland
Topeks Ave
Fia Topeks Ave
Tyler St
Pores
Greenwood Avenue
Potwin Place
W. M. Forbes
Lincoln Street
Hilder
Kansas Ave
W.M. Forbes
Eas Avenue
Tursday
So Chek
Hengate
Realese
Fa’ Barnison
Munspeaker & Henderson
Te Kansua Avenue
Missouri
GEO. M._ NOBLE & Grewfond
Kam Ting MO
Sin Xers
Woromaters
L. Biscoe
Huonal Kibiberg
Harrison St
Sorner Gor
Gordon St. Central
Ida C. Barnes
Sp. m
Martin
Wallace
Eva Harding
Arnery
Kan. Ave
EL. Guibor
Ee U.S Cycle CO
National and
Union Bicycles
Topera Cycle CO
W. Mhat
Chay Wirrineg
Tid West Eighth Street
Wiptings Sc
Uncle Sam
Bair Goods
Fritches
Hattie
Ee Ee Topeka Storage and Warehouse Co
Gooda Telie CD
Skinner
East Sixth St
Milton Brown
Salve 4
Craford Bidg
Topeks
MHS
Hague
Hayes
West Eighth
Topeke Ave
James B. Hayden
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