Daily City Subscription Rates and Paper Delivery
OP su380 describes subscription options for daily cities with carrier delivery to Topeka and suburbs, including mail and rail pricing, then shifts to a commentary on gender justice questions and local civic plans. It references Topeka Dam discussions, two proposed dams, and a shift to Galveston booster sentiments with light journalistic tone.
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Topeka
Suburts
Kansas Town
Topeke Hee
Kaw River
Apeak
Minneapolis
Kan
Galveston
Weather and politics mix in scattered Kansas notes
For Kansas the forecast is generally fair tonight with cooler in the extreme north and Saturday fair with variable winds. A Wichita reform board debate surfaces as ex-members seek influence. Prohibition and enforcement sparks editorials on law, morality, and politics amid urban rumors and local commentary.
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Kansas
Quirky Kansas Notes Sweep Leavenworth Hiawatha World
A collection of small town items reports quirky local happenings from Leavenworth and Hiawatha. Bits mention celery farming, a possible pacer purchase, a parlor set bargain, a wedding date hint, a housekeeper note, a bluesy band in Dorado, and gossip about Mrs. Cleveland relations, plus playful anecdotes about local life and commerce.
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Kansas
Leavenworth
Hiawatha
Morrill
John Gentry
Gentry
Alien
Louise
Daath
Blue Rapidd
Wichita Beacon
John Speer
Wichita
Jim Lane
Emporia
National Pharmaceutical Association
Denver
Dorado
John A. Eaton
Winfield
Arkansas City
Cleveland
Marion
Ottawa
Local Holton Horse News Presages Big Summer Season
Holton reports fastest pacing and trotting times with Patsy Free in Kansas City prep. Roy by Fergus McGregor and Frank Mileham's Syer show training issues. Chanute meeting offers $7000 purse across four days. Ella C arrives, Wilkes entry expected, Bobby Wilken leads four-year-old contenders. Laundry ad closes item.
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Holton
C. M. Walter
Patsy Free
Kansas City
Roy
Fergus McGregor
Frank Mileham
Syer
Chanute
Ella C
Wilkes
Bobby Wilken
Robert McGregor
G W. Ogee
Topeka
St Joseph
Helton
Galesburg
Independence
Wichiteste
Notable fortunes built after forty in American history
The piece argues wealth can come after age forty through wisdom and experience. It cites Russell Sage, Jay Gould, Commodore Vanderbilt, John Jacob Astor, and John D. Rockefeller, detailing how they started rich or became wealthy after turning forty, with notes on Henry Villard, Daniel Dana, James Gordon Bennett, Adolph Sutro, and A. T. Stewart, emphasizing perseverance and self belief.
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Russell Sage
Samuel J. Tilden
Sage
America
Jay Gould
Commodore Vanderbilt
John Jacob Astor
Jobs D. Rockefiller
John D. Rockefeller
Vanderbilt
Astor
Henry Villard
Oregon
Webster Wagner
New York Central
John H. Stalin
New York
Stuartn
Scott
Taylor
Charles A. Dana
New York Sun
the Sun
Brook Farm
New York Tribune
Greeley
Daus
Stanton
Chicago
The
New York Inquirer
New York Globe
Dana
Bennett Hinsel
Bennett
Herald
Adolph Sutro
San Francisco
A. T. Stewart
Fifth Avenue
Stewart
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