Looks Brighter Business Responding to Improved Conditions
A July report from New York notes brighter business expectations due to improved weather, fewer labor issues, and stronger crop prospects aiding wholesale and interior trade. Demand remains high for durable goods, with holiday trade steady, while commodity prices show mixed movements and some manufacturing disruptions persist. Domestic cotton and metal markets reflect cautious optimism as summer activity shifts to seasonable goods and consumer thrift supports retail sales.
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New York
G. Dan & E
Mtr Wyisem
Bettie
Mort Wirller
Forge Prymnlient Steel
Pitteburg
Jove
Cabwey
Mindiam
Wentern
Aidtes Pavac
Neotnda
Reyes
Colton
Powell Seare
Wwe
Nigel
Ameregut
Viertiels
Sear Ani
Fowler
Gems on Divine Love and Daily Life Reflections
A collection of religious thoughts on self control. Deliberate sin and moral decay threaten belief in God. Sermonic excerpts discuss hypocrisy, charity, and the divine love shaping society. Notable quotes from Rev. Dr. Irving Rusmer, Rev. Dr. West, Rev. A. Berle, and others.
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Forbes
Huston
Brooklyn
Irving Rusmur
Chiesa
Frank W. Gureutns
Chicago
Prine
Min
J. A. Crandall
Chichen
Woodmen Lodge mourns loss after Kansas flood tragedy
In Topeka the Woodmen of the World No 73 passes condolence resolutions to Sovereign George H Garrett and family over the death of their young son Raymond in the recent flood. The piece notes the disaster, rescue efforts, and pledge of fraternal support, plus various lodge activities and upcoming imperial council plans.
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Raymond Garrett
Woodmen of the World No
Topeka
Kath
Garrett
Srer Stricke
Odo
Local News Briefs From Topeka Area Summary
Arthur Dahtenr Frank Rossetter and Ralph Chat injured in scaffolding collapse at Continental creamery. County seeks bids for repairing washed Kansas river bridges. Dewey habeas corpus case heard in supreme court. Topeka Railway Company may acquire Edizon electric heritage plant. City council settles Filmore dispute by compromise and offers State Savings Bank 30 day option on new bonds. Governor pardons A J Patterson. Clyde treasure defaultes. Railroads extend harvest hand rate deadline to July 15. Topeka assessors report filed with state auditor. Sanitary findings reveal laundry trust. Telegraphic notes cover Pacific Cable to Philippines and Roosevelt to Taft, St Joseph plant fire, London welcomes Lonbet of France, riot at Evansville, Braise warehouse fire, Christian Endeavor in Denver, Chicago real estate record, Rockfah collision casualties, Russia-Manchuria tensions, ships to China, National Education Association in Boston, Pope Leo XIII health, Baptist Young People's Union in Atlanta, and other regional items. Church programs and services listed for January 15 with morning and evening services.
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Arthur Dahtenr
Frank Rossetter
Ralph Chat
Continental Creamery
Hida
Kansacé
Dewey Habeas Corps
Supreme Court
Topeka Railway Company
Edizon Electric Heritiee
Filmore
Peverent
State Savings Bank
Newman
State Board of Sumvlomiture
Fopeka
Atala Fair
Topreta
Balles
A.J. Patterson
Clyde
Southwestern Grain Journal
E. Wilson
Topeka
J. Devlin
Frost
Bergundthal
Thomas Pac
Vy Ka
Pacific Cable Company
Philippines
Roosevelt
Taft
Hammond Packing Company
St Joseph
Lave
Fresent Lonbet
France
London
Edward
St. James Palace
Evansville
Bruisebaker
San Besar
Fie
Vetted Society of Christian En
Dea
First Baptist Church Notes and Sunday Schedule
Church notices from First Baptist and other local congregations include services and Sunday School plans. Philip Wendell Cronnell presides, with morning worship at 11.00 and 1.30, sermons by J. P. Wells and other pastors, and various Sunday School sessions across Seward Avenue and related sites.
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First Baptist Church
Corner Ninth and
Jackson Streets
Philip Wendell Cronnell
T. D
J. P. Wells
Kansas City
First Unitarian
J. m
Abram Wyman
Law of Justice
Bunday
Toplc
Longfellow
M Gerette Senator Heroic Mule Escape
M Gerette, a senator of Algeria, follows the governor general and General O Connorth Figg on May 21 as bullets fly near Zenaga Pare. He rides a mule, appears unconcerned, and returns to official figures amid praise and caution for his non combatant status and improvised danger.
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M. Gerente
M. Gerette
Algeria
O'Connorth Figg
Zenaga Pare
M. Jonnart
Connor
Figst
Cartooned Week in State Journal Highlights Local Events
The State Journal cartoonist captures a week of local happenings from Sunday to Friday. Satirical panels spotlight community moments, everyday scenes, and notable figures shaping the town's recent events.
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