Shorey area feeds limited meals amid shelter chaos
A report details conditions at Shorey where ninety seven people were fed at once and two meals daily. Many residents are quartered in barns and near waterways, with strict controls on outsiders and ongoing relief efforts.
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Shorey
Kaw
Lomyen
Sian Wien
Balurang
Rity
Dtufery
Dotur
Enon
Garman
Seinen
Reform School
Becton
Trop Dame
Tate North
Reid
Tennant
A. J Manes
A. J Manes and “Wife, Afr, Ands Sten. Hage, Feat Str, and Mire
Baden
Wealthurne
Daumtiter
Salton
Sliver Lake
Stes
North Stepee
George Nunmere Sage
Tyler
Garland
Ron Garland
Belie Garlind
Eelibara
Anti ‘Matthews Matthew Hugh Matce
Beery
Akaroa
Ange & Pieree
Biewnet Trinh J
Merrud
Slilier
BAS Coupedit
Blogelh
Bkineer
Chine Hayy
Jutie Haan
J. Bramgarner
Cimee BeArner
Will BraFiearner
Wiank Tantana
Johnetor
Einyt
Whitney
AIM
History of the Flood to be Written by Topeka Women Club
A history of the flood in Ta ki and Kansas will be written and published by the Topeka Federation of Women’s Clubs. Mrs McCarter will write it with Mira A. Horton leading the project. Subscriptions will be taken and a small price set for copies to be sold to benefit a relief fund.
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Ta+ ki
Kansas
Topeka
Federation
Unity Church
McCarterite
Mira A. Hf. Horton
Te Exentive
Maine
Ieee
Vietima
Cepertel
Fermbiers
Bowen
Perelys
Ehareie
Srichinesch
Grimes Shirt
Coffee drinker turns to Postum for stomach relief
A patient describes severe stomach upset and heartburn linked to coffee. After switching to Postum, relief followed. the mother, once a heavy coffee drinker, also improves. The account notes headaches, bloating, and digestion changes, attributing the improvement to Postum as a coffee substitute.
Cleanup in Union Station as river rises and drifted debris threaten
Flooded reports describe Kansas City river flooding with Union Station waterlogged and platforms submerged while crews attempt debris clearance. Armourdale evacuees housed in Criventien hall flee as sanitation and safety concerns rise. Warnings note rising water, risk of fire, and ongoing rescue efforts with extensive damage and uncertainty about recovery progress.
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Kansas City
Union
Bet
Armourdale
Baneas
Uiderwriters
Tet Todas
Che
Untitled Kansas City editorial on poverty and unity
A fragmented Kansas City editorial discusses urban poverty, climate, and the duty to aid the needy. It contrasts harsh conditions near the Missouri River with neighboring Kansan districts and urges action to uphold public welfare amid economic strain.
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Kansas City
Innes
Tate
Miewnirt
Kansas
Che Asin
Mgt
Cittemils
Talipoels
Eamebliahi- Secte
Bethany River
Riverside
Argentine
Karsaw
Raj
Ophia
Goavenaino Hall
Argentine Work Scene Amid Economic Struggles Described
Fragmentary OCR details a chaotic depiction of work in Argentina, mentioning cities like Buenos Aires and multiple industry references. The text blends economic concerns, labor activity, and social tensions with unclear entities and dates, capturing a murky snapshot of midterm labor conditions and regional commerce.
Bridges Across Kanes River Destroyed In Floods
A series of bridges along the Kanes river were swept away with 16 substantial crossings gone. Packing houses escaped heavy damage while grain cars were submerged on the tracks. Armbrus shows a red glow from fires as stores and warehouses report no injuries though widespread losses among small business owners and freight cars persist.
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Kanes River
Sulabereer
Armbur
J Whet
Sele
Tittdhig
Owasre
State V8 De Bouga Case Stirs Supreme Court
Lyon CountyAttorney W T McCarty argued the State V8 De Bouga in the Supreme Court over a long demotion dispute. The case follows three years of road blockage on the De Rekge farm in Reading township and a denied opening, with assaults and a pistol threat cited as part of the events. The defendant was twice convicted and appealed to the high court, which recently accepted the appeal. Florence Reames reports from Marion with local weather and business notes.
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Supreme Court
W. T. McCarty
Lyon
Arnold
Ani
Arenld
Tu Bouge
Tix Atti
Kelloger Madden
Subritheil
Mr McCarty
Florence
Floceact
Ean
Tim Nee
Euledel
Meer Marinn
Ted
Marion
Cottonwood
Wight
Wichita Officials Offer Aid at City Meeting
A brief city meeting in Wichita, Kansas, saw prominent men pledge to raise funds. Mayor McLean urged Governor Hailey to assist, with Army or Air Force involvement mentioned. Citizens committed to contributing a specified amount.
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Wichite
Wichita
Ken
Juve
McLean
Ingiradel
Hailey
Army
Topeka addresses listed for residents and officials
A jumble of names and addresses shows residents and families in Topeka and nearby areas. Included are Ketanes and Larimore households on Monroe and Tonska avenues, Colvin and Wise families on Went and Jackman streets, Miller and Wickell families on North Quingy and Monroe streets, Hayes and Gotten households, and others in the East Topeka district. A packing company foreman, Otten, suffered a cut to his hand yesterday, while Curtis family matters and local address changes are noted.
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Mir HH. Ketanes
Auditoriisnre
Topeka
Larimorest
Monroeateeet
Tonska Avenue
Jerome Colvin
Oran Layton
Wille Colvin
Es—abet Meown
Mise Eacenta Wise
Chis
Swise
Fe Went
Artis Douglan
Laken
Ses Street
Wolk
J. W. Miller
Tzhe
Quingy Street
Dqckset Street
Milton Fickell
Turlly
Jackman Street
Atsota
Edward Riey
Sissy
Sve
Ee Caldwell
Steana Ate
Briery
Logan Street
North Topeks
Jefferson and
Adams Streets
Factiti
Chaviex Otten
Lesman
Ffultt
Sbtanany
Meni
Sone Pd Iy
la Fesreat
Poizonizie
Ceendina Curtis
Or. T. Armstrong
Gas West Sivest
St Bru. Cang's
BH Winans
Sura Street
North Topeka
AL J. Perine
East Eighth Etivet
Coffin Made From Side of Body After Tragic Death
A man near Swedesbars Schoolhouse died after a tragedy during burial arrangements. Unable to reach a cemetery, his coffin was improvised from available materials beside the body, and rescuers faced harrowing conditions crossing river water to reach safety. Brothers Malm, painters from Saline, aided in the attempt as rescuers worked to save others, with several incidents and rescues reported along the Saline area.
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Lindsbars
Jane
Nelson
Swedesbars School House
Sun
Aky
Hwo
Wand Malm
Lindeberg
Soling
Saline Creek
Saliun
Rita
Mentor
Bridgeport
Joanson
Esate
Esterday
Te. Swenson
Protessor Paap
U S Steamers Lost Off Canis Island Report
The United States steamer Peurin TM Visuva is totally lost near Canis Island with part of her crew saved. The steamer Huurafel and the schooner Mayflower were driven ashore off Ormor Went Leyts with all vessels saved.
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United States
Peurin TM Visuva
Canis Island
Huurafel
Mayflower
Ormor
Ali
Delayed Pontoon Bridge Rush Ends As Ferry Clears Crowd
Before the north side pontoon bridge opened on Thursday a crowd surged for turns to cross the cable. Election Commissioner Y. B Williams counted numbered turns to order crossings, then moved on. Five numbers had crossed by end of hour as the bridge finished and a man with No. 87 beat No. 64 to the Melan bridge, a chaotic scene resolved by orderly queueing.
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Y. B Wihams
Te Tepe
Panteog
Ehap
Melan Bridge
RETURN MILK CANS TO RAISOR OF STATE JOURNAL
The Continental Creamery Co asks readers to return painted milk cans used for flood relief donations. About 400 cans exist, mainly in North Topeka, painted red or green with company marks. Readers are urged to contact the paper or deliver cans to the factory to avoid losses.
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The
State Journal
Rettef Committee
North Topeka
Pir Factiry
Continental Creamery CO
Fire destroys New Lisbon business district in June blaze
In La Crosse on June 5, a major fire gutted the business portion of New Lisbon. Two entire blocks were destroyed with substantial losses and extensive property damage reported early today. Fire departments battled the flames but the downtown area suffered near total destruction.
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la Crosse
New Lisbon
Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
Chicago daily market report notes cattle hogs and sheep trading at Echtengo market with mixed price movements. It records hog and cattle activity, probable prices, and bidders with agencies and brokers listed in a terse market brief.
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Chicago
Unclear text prompts local reform meeting noted
Fragmentary OCR text references a local reform meeting in Kavess City and mentions dates and speakers. It mentions junior core and warrants several indiscernible details. The readable items suggest a city context with possible planning or governance notes.
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Topeka Federation
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