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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1901
Page
7
An advertisement urging readers to place classified ads in The State Journal promises broad reach across Kansas. It touts ads for hiring, renting, selling, trading, and promoting businesses, noting low rates and strong returns from small classified placements.
A Topeka price war pits big and small packing houses against each other as meat costs fall locally. Kansas City retailers push prices down, while hotel and retail officials discuss public demonstrations to reveal costs and keep consumers informed about the beef market dynamics in the Topeka area.
Paris June 17 The Count and Countess de Castellane sit in their pew forming a favorite talk topic as Angevin tension erupts with the Infanta Enlatic affair. Soni’s attentions anger the Countess while guests whisper of a royal crown’s allure and a possible public quarrel over devotion to the princess.
Fragmented bulletin lists rainfall readings by county across Kansas from the Weather Bureau. Regions including Atchison, Jefferson, Franklin, Bourbon, Jackson, Shawnee, Barton, Pawnee, and Norton show varied inches and percentages, with notes of divisions and unsettled data across the state.
Special Envoy George Lathrop acted as ambassador from the Ottawa Commercial Lab to the Topeka Commercial Club about a Topeka autore during the Chamtaudan. Lathrop, praised as an enterprising businessman, reportedly wore a two dollar straw hat and returned with a five dollar Knox. Club members were impressed by his skill and note the club is not obligated to cover his expenses since he profited on the trip. An exchange discussed express charges on the return of mooda.
Checks issued by the Phillips company to a wide pool from Maine to Mexico appear as a dividend related to the May corn deal. The pool’s largest individual stake is 400,000 bushels with about 5,000 bushels noted. total distribution covers around 300 to further progress.
Washington dispatch notes war department articles on Manila and the Philippines. The census taken about May 1 records Musile population at 244 002 with breakdowns by households Chinese and other groups. Local ads mention domestic sewing machines for sale and new City Hall awnings being installed, with BABCOCK & FROST agents listed.
Local notes reveal Baxter's ice cream parlors priced at $16 Km and stray mentions of home bakery goods, several small town names like St. Joseph and Topeka, and a flurry of visits and minor events. Mentions of Miss Nellie Munste, Mrs. J. eee, and numerous small households paint a busy social snapshot. The piece also notes church events, a county club picnic, and a sudden death in North Tyler Street with a young man aged about 21.
Lost chain nose ginkies between 7th and ith on Kansas Ave. Reward for return to Madison. Pocketbook with knife. Lost Os Farrica or W. 10th St wood hat pin set. Return to 1S Taylor St. Lost medicine case. Return to 2 Kansas Ave. ALBERT HORTON, new manager of a first class boarding house at ai Nori Weber St Colorado Springs Col. Notice sale of city bonds.
A weekly Jubilee procession of Church of the Assumption members, led by children to the new German Catholic Church at Second Avenue and Van Buren, then back, drew over 500 participants along Van Buren Street. The event celebrated a plenary indulgence granted by Pope Leo XIII for six months, with prayers and services at both churches and a final dispersion after the return.
The Church of the Assumption Parochial School ends a successful year with an entertainment at the church corner of Eidith Avenue and Jackson Street. Seven graduates are listed including Miss Lixie Siller Miss Gertie Wise Miss Grace Farey Master Clinton Zercher Master Jobo Oberhausen and Master Dan X. Die. Over 30 pupils and four teachers attended the term as Epworth League activities are noted. Special tourist sleeping cars run July 5 to August 2 from Topeka to San Francisco by Union Pacific with round trip $45 and no changes. stopovers allowed west of Denver. contact Union Pacific Agent for details.
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