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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1897
Page
3
A garbled 19th century stylepiece discusses a supposed universal remedy against rheumatic pain and shoulder issues. It mentions a "Mungor Remedy" and various characters, but the text is largely indecipherable, with fragmented phrases about Cure and Heber and a long-winded promise of relief without clear provenance or verifiable details.
An ad from Chemical & Mfg. Co. De Crouse Wisconsin touts a product named BACO-CURO claimed to cure tobacco use and related nervous system harm. It promises a written guarantee and a money refund with interest if unsatisfied, inviting readers to write for testimonials and proofs.
Far flung freight car and passenger rate issues loom as Christian Endeavor convention organizers deploy special trains. Reports claim some firms ignore caps on groups under twenty five, while others charge full fares for larger parties. A Missouri Pacific special from Topeka to Ottawa is planned with a Friday morning departure, tying into the Ottawa Musial Festival.
Henry Thompson of St Louis has bought the old Plumer factory in Arkansas City to unite chair making and cob pipe production. Workmen are already refitting the mill, with a carload of materials on hand as the facility aims to start soon and employ several men.
Winfield Chautauqua assembly will begin June 15 and run for ten days. The program features prominent speakers and performers from across the United States including Russell H. Conwell, Henry W. Schyke, John De Witt Willits, Miss Vandella Varnure, William Glatstone, Prof. Laden Blake, and A. Tolman. A concert, music department, lectures, round tables, and literary events enrich the schedule under WW Mountz and Alma Pratt management.
Northwest Kansas farmers expand alfalfa planting and creameries in Norton Thorn and Sherman counties. Norton A. O. McKennan Valleys and Phil Phillips note large alfalfa acres and delayed tilling. Farmers foresee benefits from alfalfa hay cattle poultry and dairy ventures as multiple communities embrace creamery development and corn planting.
The commencement exercises of the Scandia school were held in the opera house before a large audience. Prof Atwell presented the diplomas. Attendees included Mirae Selo Lireeoetian 9 Quattern, Mea Peterson, Mien Keleber, Guy Loatbourin, Prof Abell, Miss Loatbourrin, and Miss Lou Connor.
Leavenworth's new rapid transit line would connect the city with Kansas City via 54 intermediate stations. The project, supported by railroad circles, aims to meet the Western division and extend straight across the country toward Fort Leavenworth.
Boston capitalists back the project to gain a right of way over the Kansas City wagon road to the Soldiers home and Fort Leavenworth. Attorney J Ferty of Kansas City holds the matter before the committee and aims to secure a war department license in Washington. Residents push plans to grade and pave the line to the fort.
A Marysville audience, about eight or nine residents, gathered at Turner Hall for Miss Anne Burroughs benefit concert. The amateur program featured piano duet, cornet solos, flute, reading, and instrumental music. A handsome prize was presented to Miss Burroughs.
Oberlin organizers of the Populists in the districts of Philips Norton Beacut Rewlins and Cheyenne plan a June 26 nominating convention at Oberlin to back A T Ginger of Decatur County for judge. dark horses include M A Witkin Hawkin econy and L H Wilder Norton. Republican W Pratt Phillipa county may join J R Hamilton Norton in opposing incumbent Geiger if unrest persists.
An Eastern researchers party at Castle Rock discovers Niobrara chalk layers rich in animal remains. Findings include a shark skeleton over 10 feet long, an elephantine tusk fragment, a bird jaw, and numerous teeth. Nearby, a new joint starts in Jamestown with a Women’s Administration led venture amid local politics and minor urban diversions.
Senator Hanon A L Goble and C F Armstrong secure a five car contract to ship fancy creamery butter to London. Clay Conter and Senator George W Hating closed the deal with A T Getter of Riley and Axbetrmie of Clydas to provide fire cars of butter, labeled Fane Creamery Butter Solid Gold strand. Armétronde notes the label pleases him while Hanna suggests blocking the tag over solid gold.
Ray Dean a 14 year old boy from FP Dean's family disappeared after leaving Apel 2 with Jacobson. He was last seen in Smith Center on the 50th of AnetT with three companions, two white and one black. His father has searched northern Kansas. description notes a light hair color, blue eyes, wearing a work shirt, suede coat, and brown pants.
Model Norton farmer Ton Juné Amene, elected from Ellsworth in Ish, quits politics as Norton county gains a famed farm estate. His property, with cattle and sheep and abundant alfalfa, anchors local wealth. his wife, formerly Miss Binneh Rovetayer, once lived in Oberlin where her father kept a grove near the Geet. The text recalls the September 1879 Indian raid nearby.
A. E. Musier of Topeka Kansas, agent for Pats Automatic Sieve, arrived in Newton to supervise remodeling of the Newton Milling company plant. The mill will gain a 1000 foot rope belt to synchronize all shafting with the engine, aiming for completion by July 1. General notices report Jef Hudson selling his law office in Coffeyville and Old Settlers Pioneer association fixing August dates for their reunion in Frankfort.
Urbana Ohio reports a mob incident and a wave of resignations in the state National Guard. Officers accuse leaders of failing to support Captain Leonard and his company after a deadly event, and Governor Behrsel faces pressure as the guard contemplates mass resignations to protest protection failures.
Philadelphia reporter notes that Jade Manna of the orphan's court ruled the new inheritance tax unconstitutional affecting estate cases. The decision suggests the matter may rise to the supreme court for final adjudication.
A fragmented 19th century medical ad discusses how certain occupations predispose workers to specific ailments and promotes the Pyramid Cure for piles. It cites anecdotes from readers, asserts safety and quick relief, and urges sending for a trial booklet and cure information.
Miller released and Brockway signed as Topeka faces Atchison this week. Philadelphia shots Cincinnati Reds. Boston climbs. Topkes add new men and practice. Atchison beat Topeka previously. now no Sherwoods. Harry Colbern joins Atchison. McHugh to third. Brockway at short. Games start Thursday afternoon with Friday Ladies Day. Roof leaks eyed to spare spectators.
Paola shows a strong basketball lineup led by Tom Druminy Dick Edwards and stars from Coffeyville and Toticka. Manager C. D. Watkins lists upcoming games against Kansas City Sunshwert Parsons Oswere Chante Atchison Waverly and more with dates possible after the 19th and open to northern clubs in Kansas.
Dick Cooley climbs toward baseball fame with his fiftieth hit of the season in a game between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Conley shines with two triples as co starring, while Beagle’s out and Gardner’s hustle spark notable base running. Other summaries note batting lines for Philadelphia and Cleveland and local scores from Washington, Baltimore, St Louis, Brooklyn, New York, Chicago, Boston, and Columbus. A brook trout catch at Atchison closes the report with Topeka beating Abilene.
The Cherry sisters quarrelled at Crocker Wood's park in Des Moines last June as they performed. Oldest sister L isa h allegedly seeks larger share and accuses others of excluding her from earnings. She threatens touring solo next year and taking control. Manager is said to have patched the dispute temporarily while accusations fly.
The Topeka Festival chorus will leave Friday morning with a special train waiting at Lawrence to transport the 175 performers to Ottawa. Prof Cravens is expected to attend, having secured a promise from Governor Leedy. The Topeka delegation will return Saturday evening hoping to bring home the prize.
In San Francisco June, Vice President F. Crocker said the Sonora railroad in Mexico will be turned over to the Southern Pacific by Santa Fe, after Mexican government permission. delay due to trade complications expected to last weeks.
A chaotic July market report describes grain and livestock activity with mixed results. Corn prices firmed amid heavy receipts in South Dakota and Minnesota while Kansas and Iowa notes show varied bids. Hog and cattle futures moved on demand concerns, with slight strength in some weeks followed by selling pressure as supply signals shifted. The wording reflects broad commentary on commodity futures and market sentiment rather than precise totals.
A fragmented July market summary from Kansas City reports cattle receipts, hogs, and cattle prices. Findings mention native cattle, stockers, and steers with market steady to lower trends. Grain markets show Chicago wheat, corn, and oats activity with mixed prices and notable shipment figures.
A fragmented notice mentions Bagar and Coffer of New York in June with references to Refined Firm and COPFEE Quiet Nx 7. The readable text presents names and shorthand terms as a partial archival record.
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