Flour is the Same Millers Say Prices Won’t Rain
The notice quotes various milling firms including Hackney and Ca.lester, The Anawnee Milling Co, and The Interlocean Milling Co. It references flour pricing with specifics like $115 per neck for the Naus and $014 per feck for second grade, noting barrel quantities and market tones amid thrice repeated caution about forthcoming price shifts. The fragmentary text mentions retail terms, shipping hubs, and related merchandising notes in a period advertising style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackney & Ca
Lester
Anawnee Milling CO
THY Croery
Record-Herald Denies Sunday State Journal Story
WH. WCKAY reports the Record-Herald rebuts a Sunday State Journal charge about its reporting. Eben Weng claims the Record-Herald has repudiated the Topeka Chronicle and says the linked story was not originated locally. He says the capital reports were telegraphed and misrepresented by other papers.
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Record-Herald
The
State Journal
Herald
Phoevtzen
Topeka
Teledione
St Louis
Hummer Rosetort
Basiging Miter
St Loui Republic
North
Toph
Mir
Bursaford
Solephon
Tie Raete D
Rivers Falling Fast In Cottonwood Neoshe Valley
The report notes a rapid river drop with improved conditions in the Cottonwood and Neoshe areas. Water levels are easing near Jowtimidygen Helds and nearby towns like Atrane City Elmdale and Ubi. Farmland and crops may benefit as flood risks decline and local stork forecasts improve.
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Emporis
Kandune
Dumuee
Stork
Prin
Cattatiwnet
Atrane City
Elmdale
Here's a Girl Hero in the Flood Rescue
North Topeka girl Jenne Pinch saved a beet load of refugees from a capsized boat by her calm actions as floodwaters swept through a river channel. Miss Finch watched her brother struggle and, though the family suffered, George Finch was later rescued after grabbing a tree downstream.
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Jenne Pinch
North Topeka
Tas
Alice Finch
Goong Finch
Worth Aide
Wes George Finch
Miss Finch
George Finch
George Finch Wan
Bearman
Mrs Finch
Miss
Ayaln
Mim Finch
Peter
Child Falls From Hospital Window During Flood Visit
Jet Spahn, four, fell from a third floor window at the emergency hospital during a flood visit. He was rescued from mud by a fireman and sustained only scratches and bruises. The child is the son of Mrs Jacob Spalut of Denver, visiting relatives in town. three other young children remained at home with their father.
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Jet Spahn
Voussell
John
Mra Jacob Spalut
Danver
George Allendurph
Denver
Prisoner in Parlor Car Suit Hits Rail Firms
Olga A Beckerle aged 17 sues the Pullman Company and the Pennsylvania Railroad in U S circuit court New York alleging she was imprisoned and frightened by a Negro porter during a parlor car ride He claims the porter touched her hand and questioned her in a way that caused hysterics She filed the suit in the name of her husband Frederick Beckerle guardian and mentions correspondence with company presidents and a telegraph to Washington for action.
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New York
Olga A. Beckerle
Pullman Company
Penneylvanis Railroad
Negra Porter
Parton
Myre
Beckerle
Meir Hederle
Hetkerin
Vain
Pult- Tan Company
Ther
Williamsport
Wash- Aneton
Metor OW
Beckerin
Robert Ft Lincoln
Maother
Mr. Carsait
Pepmeylvenia
Bradbury Urges Disposal Methods For Dead Animals
William Bradbury proposes solutions for handling dead animals after a disturbance near North Topeka. The report notes responses from residents, a plan to clear carcasses, and mentions the railway city ticket office on Kansas Avenue.
Spring S S S blood purifier claims health boost
The ad warns spring brings fatigue, skin eruptions and illness, urging S S S as the premier blood purifier and tonic. It touts long experience, permanent cleansing of impurities, and a standing $1,000 prize for proof that S S S lacks minerals, inviting readers to ask their druggist.
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S.S.S
S.S. S
S. S.S
Trip to Grantville Amid Floods and Elections
A damaged report describes a trip to Grantville by Charles Cox and Ralph Atulvare, noting disruptions from flooding near the Boren Bide Brie river, waterlogged farms, and residents evacuated. The piece also covers New York political chatter, Governor Odin’s stance, and factional talk around the Republican nomination.
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Grantville
Wilen
North Topeka
Charles Cox
Ralph Atulvare
Mulvane
Garfield Park
Kan
Platt Discusses National and New York Politics
Senator Platt discusses the political landscape in New York and nationwide. He argues Roosevelt will be nominated next year and predicts Roosevelt’s likely victory, citing past presidents born in various states and current political alignments.
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Ako “Phat
Platt
Mr. Platt
Odin
Washington
Albany
New York City
Low
Borsagh
Gunnar
Kenator Pratt
New York
Henator Platt
Fifth Avenue
Odell
Fremont
Premont
Hanna
Roosevelt
Ohio
Grant
Point Pleasant
Hayes
Delaware
Ohia
Garfeld
Cuyanexa County
Harrison
North Bend
Ute
Sir Kinley
Nites
Lincoln
Kentucky
Chester Arthur
Uniter Garfwid
Furefiel
Vermont
Clits
Bennior Pratt
Leader of Scranton Fashionables Boycots Opera House
Scranton, Pa June 3 Two weeks into a summer opera season at the Dixie theater the venue faced a boycott by women and children of a bystander element. The second week’s attraction inspired protests from area residents against the tights display and the manager’s decisions.
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Scranton
Dixie Theater
Niehty
Mall of
Motive gathering sparks protest over attire at House event
Fragmentary report notes attendees objected to wearing tiptite and chorus members faced dress expectations. A letter to organizers urged changes, claiming only attractions would be offered without requiring seamen-style adornment.
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Manekey Trixie
Weite
Cutire
Elgin Maiden to Present Portrait to Roosevelt
Little Bertha La Hoy, 13, will present a hand painted portrait of herself in hunting costume to President Roosevelt on June 3 in Elgin, OL. The girl, known locally as a budding artist, will attend a banquet with invited guests after the presentation and will be escorted by prominent critics.
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Elgin Maiden
Roosevelt
Elgin
Bertha la Hoy
Eaves
Critica Wien
Proamont
Mien le Boy
Sty
Prudential Insurance Contributes to Relief Fund in Newark
From New Jersey a grant of 500 dollars is announced by Prudential Insurance to support relief efforts in Newark. The notice requests all members of the organization and residents listed as beneficiaries to attend a meeting at Security Building Seventh and Hasenne for orderly distribution and immediate attention.
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Prudential Insurance Company
Newark
J. Dtisie
Rod van Cunrand
Generay i Agen
Toa
L. of
Bilt- Ing
G. A. Huron
Erernenn
SCOT
Warner
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