Warner's Safe Cure Kidney Disease Ad
An old newspaper advertisement touts Warner's Safe Cure for kidney liver bladder and blood diseases. It claims urine checks reveal kidney trouble and promises trial bottle free to readers who request it from Warner Safe Cure Co Rochester NY, with testimonials and a medical booklet offered.
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Topeka State Journal
Captain Seaton Denies Political Motive In Topeka Visit
Capt. John Seaton arrives from Atchison for a purely business matter in Topeka. He dismisses any political intent following W. Bailey's governor bid and says he is not paying attention to politics. He emphasizes staying out of political matters during his trip.
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Washburg road plans receive extended funds boost
A local transportation committee announces extended funding for road improvements along a Washburg to Highland route. The project will stretch a quarter mile east and add a westward segment totaling about 3.5 miles with upgrades valued at roughly 4.5 million dollars. Officials say the money will accelerate pavement work and curb improvements.
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Grape-Nuts praised as cure for digestion and nerves
A San Pedro California woman writes that switching to Grape-Nuts improves long standing indigestion and intestinal issues. She notes rapid relief and comments the cereal is so tasty she wants to eat it constantly. She requests anonymity but will answer letters with a stamped return envelope.
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Stanley Leads It as Directors of Western Reciprocity League Named
McCormick of Chicago heads the board at the reciprocity convention with Cyrun McCormick among leaders. John A. Kasson of Des Moines and A. B. Farquhar push Cuba reciprocity while Kingsland and other directors represent Kansas, Missouri, and Ohio interests. The group meets to elect officers, discuss wheat tariffs, and promote foreign trade growth through rail and policy.
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J. T. White
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Republic of the North
Mexico Cattle Stock Prospects and Trade Policy
A discussion on improving Mexico’s cattle stock and the role of Kansas and United States ranchers. It notes import prospects for Hereford bulls, rail investment in Mexico, and reciprocal trade ideas, arguing protectionist duties are not desired by live stock producers while urging national industry support.
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Halt on Pardons and Civic Effort to Reform Offenders
About 200 people attended the Kansas Society for the Friendless annual meeting at the First Congregational church to discuss what to do with criminals. Judge Garver spoke on aiding ex prisoners toward respectability while Rev. Sheldon praised reform efforts like the Commons and Hull House. He urged manual training schools linked to black schools as a key solution.
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Stand by Mitchell convention reports partial resolution
Indianapolis January 2 percent The Walted Mine Workers convention today considered a partial report from the committee on resolution The resolutions were presented by unnamed delegates and discussed by item as the session moved forward in a storm of debate and issue.
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Governors Views on Punishment and Crime in State Institutions
The address covered penal institution conditions and crime prevention. Governor Brante urged swift, graduated punishment and limited pardons, citing larceny as a major issue and liquor as a crime catalyst.
Redden Tries It Continued From First Page
The testimony centers on a beer purchase alleged in the case with Stahl and Dickson on the stand. Witnesses describe beer tasting and intoxication as the jury questions the drinks bought at a Topeka location and the involvement of Gregory James Cooper J C Green and Allen in purchasing.
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Burton seeks affidavit to clear Metcalf in shooting case
Benator Burton wired Silas Porter in Kansas City to obtain from Cummins an affidavit from a Twentieth Kansas soldier who allegedly helped shoot Filipino prisoners. Cummins refuses, and Henderson, another soldier with a damaging affidavit, was reported hospital on the day of the shooting.
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Tumbling Market Report From Chicago Grain and Livestock
Chicago market report notes weakness in corn and wheat with May futures down amid lackluster demand and profit taking. Corn receipts high, oats and rye slide, livestock markets mixed with cattle steady and hogs firmer on smaller yard receipts.
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Kanone Oley Prodars Anat Dairy Fan
Oley Prodars Anat Kanone dairy fan section notes a local interest item. The fragment references a dairy topic and a named individual. Further context is incomplete.
Market summary of bonds and stocks in Topeka exchange
The Topeka market reports show bonds steady amid government bond activity. Prices for shares and commodities fluctuate with volumes and price levels noted, including Amalgamated Copper and Eastern Railway products. Market observers describe cautious trading and reference shifts in New York and Chicago price signals as stocks vary.
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Market Notes on Wheat and Cereal Futures
Fragmented OCR reports show prices and futures for wheat oats corn and barley across markets in Minneapolis Liverpool and Kansas City. References to cars shipments and Northwest receipts indicate trading activity with futures expectations for the next day amid fluctuating harvest supplies.
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