Keown Clute Club Organised At Ottawa Era
One of the oldest and best Keown Clute in the state ty. It was organised in Is8d and has belonged the Stain Fed eration of Chie for several peers. Officers include Mee Burte BH Grates as presiding, Mrs. JM. Wilkinees Breasiter, Mia W. Hobewim, and SMa GW. Newnan as directors. The club pursues literary and educational work, with special papers on contemporary topics and art studies. Meetings feature current events and a strong emphasis on instruction, with plans to study American painters and illustrators. The Ottawa federation and local clubs are active, with Mrs. 2. M. Kellor as president and discussions of women’s work and culture across the region.
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Aphl
Bay
Sasignad
Civ
Blake
A. EL ‘Thompson
Cite Federation
Brirntul
Gust of
Bertle
Uri
Ub Fall
Nur
Wustequetyr
Tusebon
Medford
Sabure
Boston
Woman's Club
Denver
Watton
Wovens Club of
Arlington
Boots
Armecian
Perry
A Lesson In Household Management From Two Mothers
Two mothers of large families discuss domestic matters and a plan for tablecloth upkeep. The older woman shares a method where any spill on the cloth is covered by a larger sunning piece, funded by the family. The plan includes the father and children contributing, with meals and recipes interwoven in the text.
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Ferky
Spone
Athena
Society Notes Show Topeka Gatherings And Lawn Parties
Topeka society circle hosts include Mr Jack Dillon hosting a formal dinner party at his Harrison Street home with brotherly guests. A birthday fête honors Marjory Rodgers with cake prizes and neighborhood children. Lawn parties bloom at Miss Hattie McIlroy and Miss May Hergreaves homes with lanterns and hors d oeuvres as friends mingle in an early evening social scene.
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Jack Dillon
Priday
Otis
Harrison Street
Gibson
Sue Sharitt
Hazel Fassier
Ty Ulse Wiltis
Helen Stith
Helen Thompson
Janette Gaurd
Willy Trapp
Albert Patten
Lathrop Gay
Paul Sweet
George Noble
A. A. Rodgers
Dauetter
Marjory
Mra Rogers
Willa Modgers
Rebeccs Rudgers
Henriette
Mary
Dane Alexander
Kether
Jean Fodeets
Rachel McGirt
Susie Rodgers
Judrite
Tenaga
Ray Lord
Edn Bhreve
Margaret Chamberlain
Edward Adwos
Robert McGidert
Earl Puindexter
Hattie McIlroy
Mims May Hergreaves
Misa MvEvroyum
Hartson Street
Tae Euesie
Ming Mabel Brint- Mise
H Rose Griggs
Delia Hoigreen
Misa
Topeka Social Notes and Outgoing Visits
A jumble of personal mentions records Topeka residents visiting relatives, traveling to Chicago, Denver, Colorado, or Kentucky, and hosting gatherings. Notables include Mrs. H Crosby visiting Salina with her parents, Mrs. Charles Brody and daughter touring South Bend, Ind., and Miss Hallie Alliss entertaining guests for Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Baird recently returned from Korea. Also listed are numerous friends and relatives heading to Montana, Colorado, or Michigan with brief notes on destinations and hosts.
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Denver
A. Low
Vera
Horton
H. Crosby
Salina
Charles Bower
South Bend
Ind
Dayton
Ohio
Matthew Weightman
Kansas City
Charles Bagie
W. W. Weee
Bear Lake
Michigan
Mae Davia
Fnr
Chicago
Hallie Alliss
Polk Street
Edward Adams
William Baird
Corea
Adah Carter
Knoxville
Tenn
W. H. Simpees
Robert Merrick
LH. Greenwood
Lela Hord
Kentucky
Ayne Nf Horton
Topeka
Charles Brody
Brody
Warren
Ida Ryan
Ottawa
Meee
Merle King
George Ieent
Atchison
Gertrude Delaney
Ernest Drier
Stacey Burgess Willl
Viatt
Fred Stevenson
Hutchinson
Parkhurst-Devis Mercantile Co
Stevenson
JIM HALL ALIVE TARGETING CHOYNSKI CHALLENGE
A letter from Jim Hall declares readiness to meet Choynvski for a heavyweight bout. Hall, once champion, says he will leave his current athletic post to accept terms, demanding time to prepare and asserting he remains a serious contender despite a year away from competition.
Emery Protected as Return Warrant Issued for Frank Emery
A warrant issued by the governor for Frank Emery, a Black man recently arrested at Galena for a capital crime in Mexico, prompted officers to pursue return to Missouri. Opposition arose over lynching risks. officials pledged Emery’s protection. He was housed in jail at Mexico and an early trial was anticipated.
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Frank Emery
Galena
Mexico
Eimery
Emery
Missouri
Stanley Wat
Lesger
Kmery
Leland Says First District Fight Nearly Over
Cyrus Leland argues the First congressional contest is basically decided with Halley poised for an easy victory and Bulls seen as a nominee for the delegation. He notes it is too early to forecast next year’s conditions and urges caution on scrutineer talk.
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Cyrus Leland
Halley
Bulls
Curtiy
Leland
Armour cadets visit Niagara Park in Toronto trip
The Armour cadets spent the day as guests of the Ni athon company in Toronto Ontario near Niagara Falls, enjoying a full day at Niagara Park during their Ontario visit.
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Toronto
Firemen Fund Distribution by City Population
Kansas City leads in firemen fund shares with 1864.33 dollars while Topeka follows. Total distribution across towns amounts to 29511.79 dollars, calculated by population with superintendent W. W. Church overseeing the apportionment to LaCyene, Lawrence, Leavenworth, Leavenworth, Minneapolis, Mound Valley, Brookside, Pleasanton, and other communities.
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W. W. Church
LaCyene
Baseball Deal Sends Jim McGuire to Brooklyn Superbas
Washington reports veteran catcher Jim McGuire will join the Brooklyn Superbas in a trade with managers Irwin and Hanlon. Brooklyn receives Haseman McGann and catcher Alex Smith in exchange with no money changing hands. Wagner favored keeping McGuire but Baltimore needed a first baseman. Smith is noted as an excellent catcher and McGann is expected to boost the Senators.
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Washington
Jim McGuire
Hanson
Brooklyn Superbas
Irwin
Hanlon
McGuire
Brooklyn
Haseman McGanm
Cutonte Alex. Smith
Wagner
Kitirides
Smith
McGann
Senators
North Topeka Social Notes Highlight Town Visitors
In North Topeka Mrs. P. J. Wise returns from Omaha while R. A. Kingman and James Priddy visit. Roger Todd trips to Chicago and Indiana for ten days. James Dinnen and Nystroms in town, Chapman en route to Kansas City, others head to Omaha and Excelsior Springs. Church notices outline sermons and services, while local officials and residents plan journeys to Switzerland and various U.S. cities.
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P. J. Wise
Omaha
R. A. Kingman
Soldier Township
James Priddy
Menoken
Roger Todd
Chicago
Indiana
James Dinnen
Newman
North Topeka
C. G. Chapman
Kansas City
Biss Nellie la Lays
Silver Lake
Mark Putnam
Union Puclic
John Nystrom
Excelsior Springs
Nystrom
Kimball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
JC Cromwell
Lovieville
T. J. Pearson
Church of the Good Shepherd
The
Baptist Church
Palace of Character
A. S. Embree
M. E
Morretta
Grantville
Kate
Switzerland
Elmer Miller
Park Street
Chiago
Madison
Wis
Port Huron
Mich
Dean
Union Pacific Yards
Horton
Presbyterian Church
Glendenning
John Ghrusch
Jefferson Street
Schutz
German Baptist Church
Rochester
T. W. Woodrode
Co-operative Bond Association
Kaneas City
Woodrode
Universalist Society
J. H. Speer
Christian Church
Merning
Speer
Arkansas
Controversy Over West Point Appointments in Sixth District
Congressman Reeder faces scrutiny over West Point candidate results from Beloit. Homer Smith of Logan, Reeders nephew, unjustly placed. Clarence Bartek of Osborne allegedly first. Ralph Graham of Beloit calls for a new exam amid claims of bias and predecided outcomes.
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West Point
W. A. Reader
Beloit
Weert Point
Homer Smith
Logen
Reeders
Clarence Bartek
Osborne
Elils
Ralph Graham
Betoit
Congressman Reeder
Tapekse
Logan Bey
Reeder
Clarence Rarick
Logan
Board of
Osbourne
New Opera for London by Isidore de Lara
Isidore de Lara’s new opera Messaling, first produced at Monte Carlo, opened Covent Garden last night amid praise and technical praise. critics note musical merit and promote the work as a strong contribution to London’s operatic season with a favorable reception.
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London
Isidore de Lara
Wariter
Saas
Dave
Klingaman Moves Topeka Circulator Returns Home
The Wa Keeney World reports F. Klingaman of Topeka has moved into the county. He was city circulator for the Capital and other Topeka papers and will establish a print shop at his new home with plans for a good house and improvements.
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F. Kuligaman
Topeka
Klingaman
Kilngaman
Real Estate Transfers from Hatfield and Nearby Areas
Transfers record in terse, OCR readable form listing buyers and sellers such as Conwell and wife to MC Wat 159 and part of Kt Hitenie's addition for 900, various parcels on Green street and North West to St Morris Christy et al for 1900, and other entries including G Nadeau to Ame Ded, plus receiver Bates to Cella Nel non for 120, multiple lot and block references in J. W. Morris addition.
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Conwell
Hitenie
Sat Hatfield
Lola
Qreen
Wite
Tno
Rousselais
St.Morris
Heery
G. Nadeau
A. HL Bates
Cella EK
Greem Street
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George
Sita Eien
W. Kennedy
Lake Chistes
Aces Fur
Cound
Euch
M. Kelloer
Amport
Ratz
CyGaen
Kaeo Ohare
Chastéogun
Tate
Dearen
Medford Schowl
Phekr
Ingurttone
Pashion
Graham
Saratoga
of Ua
Covicena
Coviciaa Sav
J.C, Hardwick
Clare
Rawenres Am
Harry and
Elmer Barnes
Colorado Springs
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
BP. Scott
LC. Waussen
J. Howe
F &. Mitchell
Lindsay Prynes
C. A. Fellows
W. H. Stewart
Rls Thompson
BR. T. Hercick
J. M. McFarluna
Jim Hall
Choysslt
Gore
Jeter
Australia
Harry
Choynsk
the Kid
Choynvski
Cheruski
Stanley
SAEAE
Niagara Falls
Baseball
Jimmie McGuire
Superbas
MR. Reeder
NEW Opera For
de Lara
Covent Garden
Munyon
We Too
Cate Tae
Hallet & Cumston
Kingsbury
Marshall & Wendell
Zee Marr & Co
E. B. Guild Music CO
Mintha
Kansas Ave
Topeks
Kansas
Geo. Wheadon
Pelephone
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