Santa Fe Silver Festival Plans Shaping Up
General Manager Frey directs a 500 dollar check to the Committee of Fifteen for Santa Fe Fall Festival preparations. Officials discuss employee participation, parade plans, and a week of events to celebrate the Santa Fe river anniversary with dates set for late September.
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Frey
Committee of Fifteen
J. J. Frey
The
Santa Fe
Santa
Gacar Swayze
D. J. Greenwald
S. Beigham
Walter Noble
Prey
Seave
Mroc
W. Keane
Sarita
Fiftera
Fellows
Brey
Feltine
Treasuer
Mr. Frey
Ottawa
Chanute
New Son
Arkansas City
Wichita
Karine
Aran
Ats
Greenwald
Eead
Kouns
Prev Vuld
Tiwae
Decoration plan to light up city streets for Pall Festival
Mrs Sutton proposes stringing wires across major avenues and hanging red white and yellow bunting for a gala Pall Festival decor. Wires would run along Kansas avenue and side streets from Tenth to First, with bunting two feet wide in a half diamond pattern. Authorities expect costs exceed a dollar per resident, with Mrs Sayton collecting from local business and residents.
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Mra
Sutton
Kansas Avenue
Hamilton Hel
Quincy Street
Jackson Street
Harrison Street
Topeka Avenue
West Sixth Street
Kansas Avenues
East Sixth Street
Santa Fe
Topeka
Quincy
Ninth Street
Capitol Grounds
Bettany
Tenth Street
Tyler Street
Sayton
Lady led canvass boosts Topeka Fair support
Eight women in Topeka coordinate a house to house canvass to solicit funds for the Doral parody of the Fair Festival. The committee reports progress and aims to raise subscriptions from 8 cents to 10 dollars, with Mrs Sutton leading efforts to expand the solicitation into all city districts. All Topeka families able to attend are urged to join the meeting tomorrow afternoon in the flower committee rooms near the Commercial club.
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Topska
Sutton
Soldiers Old and Young At Fall Festival Presence Assured
The Kansas National Guard and regular army troops will encamp at the Fall Festival grounds, under orders from Adjutant General Tom Allen and Governor Leedy. The Committee of Fifteen will cover encampment costs, with the militia to gain drill experience and public participation. The event is expected to draw over 1,000 men to the city. DeWitt's Little Early Risers liver pills are promoted by Geo W. Stansfield of 632 Hand Ave.
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Hegulare
Kansas National Miatd
Tiom Allen
Leedy
Crair
Ticely
Euard
Inttet
Geo W. Stansfield
Han
Pretty church wedding at Grace cathedral Topeka
One of the prettiest church weddings occurred today at Grace cathedral in Topeka with Edith Isbell and George Stoker wed in green and white decor. A large wedding party attended including Jessie Coxse, Birdie Stoker, Thomas Ewan, Galen Nichols, Anna and Harriet Jones, Mabel Marily, and Justin Bowersock. The bride wore a white satin gown with green accents and the ceremony featured the Lohenrin Bridal Chorus. Afterward a wedding breakfast was served. the couple plan a month's Colorado visit before settling in Topeka.
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Edith Isbell
George Stoker
Grace Cathedral
Ruch
Wagner
Rubinstein
Jessie Coxse
Newton
Birdie Stoker
Thomas Ewan
Kansas City
Galen Nichols
Anna
Harriet Jones
Mabel Marily
Justin Bowersock
Lawrence
Dean Tadley
Ame of
Mendelaschn
Weddlin Marth
Bnittom
Marie
Anna Jones
Maton
Jessie Goss
Mrs. Stake
Family and visitors report from Topeka and beyond
A note lists Miss Fanny Burdge and Miss Reed visiting relatives at 1018 Park Street in Topeka while Miss Etta Stambaugh of Bloomington Illinois visits friends in Topeka. George Harrison, son of former Mayor Harrison, returns from Ann Arbor Michigan where he attended law school.
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Aire
Park Street
Fanny Burdge
Reed
Manhattan
Etta Stambaugh
Bloomington, Ill
Topeka
George Harrison
Harrison
Ann Arbor
Mich
Community Notes From Ottawa Kansas and Nearby
Ottawa society notes recall visits and trips of residents from North Topera to Colby Randolph and Enterprise. A picture frame shop announces address 830 Kan ave. Local social events include a Kansas Avenue church gathering at Miss Viola Troutman’s home and a Garfield park outing. A child dies after hospitalization following stomach trouble. Chief Steele endures a playful ice cream incident at the park.
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Ottawa
C. S. Gillispie
Kansas City
George Miller
Colby
J. R. Betts
Winfred
Kansas
Fev. Schuman
Randolph
Kan
E. Kiser
Quinty Street
Bliss Mattie Sherburne
Polk Street
Bile Recler
North Star
Shaffer
Indiana
Atre
J. H. Todd
J. Wheeler
Uttle
Louie
Port Scott
Wheeler
LK Wheeler
C. W. Hursh
Ladiea
Ben Alinger
Will Ritter
Briday
Quincy
Ohio
Kangs Avenue
Garfield Park
Sevon
Joe Bully
Christ's Hospital
Prairie Home
Felow
Harmony Rebekah Jadze
Steele
Adjourning AOUW Supreme Session Chooses Newark as Next Site
The Ancient Order of United Workmen held final adjournment in Milwaukee with discussion over next meeting place, Ashbury Park New Jersey won by a small margin. J G Tate named Supreme lecturer for the coming year. A proposed death by own action clause was laid over for next annual session. Dewitts Witch Hazel Salve touted for skin troubles.
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Milwaukee
Order of United Workmen
Asbury Park
N. J
St. Paul
J. G. Tate
Order
Palace to tour St Marys and Ablcene in amateur baseball tour
The Palace baseball team will travel to St Marys tomorrow for a game with their local team and then move to Ablcene next week for three games starting Thursday. The club is regarded as the top amateur squad in the state.
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Palace
St. Marys
Ablcene
Kansas Avenue
Dr.Hegboom
Capital Hotel
First Baptist Church
Nets Danielson
Charoweas
Fifth and Kan|iss Avenue
State Journal Asserts 11 000 Daily Circulation Growth
The 1896 Topeka State Journal residence at Kansas avenue and Hightess marks a premier paperhouse with four Linotypes and a fast Web Perfecting Press. It boasts a daily circulation surpassing 11 000, supported by 43 carriers, and reports steady annual growth from 800 to over 11 000 since the current management began over eleven years ago.
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The
State Journal
Topeka
Kansas Avenue and
Hightest
Kansas Ave
Associated Press Report
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Great State of
Kansas
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Stoker-Tebell
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Mrain Ritch
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TH. L. Heald
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H.W. Reby
CS Baker
W. J. Black
Leavenworth
Jenness
Frances Moor
FD. Courtney
Wood. Black
St Louis
Kittie Doneyson
Gertendé Wilitt
North Topera
Richard R. Kenney
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Delaware
Gen. Logan
Lake Front
Chicago
Supreme Lodge
Asbury Pa
Dewitt
Guo. W. Stansfield
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Heartburgh
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Newark
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Neb. Sundey
Jane
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Topeka Daily State Journal
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