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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1903
Page
8
A garbled OCR item touts Dr Price’s Tryabita Food as a celery wheat flake breakthrough. It cites dubious claims and mentions legal aging, doctors, and local names in a clipped promotional fragment lacking clear facts or dates.
Guthris Oklahoma notes probate filing for the Hagan will. Executor Gore Haman set to manage assets totaling about 14 000 with legacies of 10 to Charles J Lantey and 95 000 to NM P. Garrenpon. Remainder including real and personal property valued near 50 600 to four miner children. Will dated January 33.
A Philadelphia Bulletin item describes a jewelers showpiece collection with emeralds, diamonds, rubies, and a pearl encrusted animal display. Exquisite pieces include a parrot figure set with rubies and emeralds and a diadem of amethyst and emeralds.
The March report from the Sustiatician departs rough estimates on corn and oats across states led by Kansas and California. It notes 416 percent of last year’s corn on hand, with 322 percent for oats and 30 percent for some crops, alongside various regional percentages.
The message laments a candidate on the Socialist ticket for city matters being named without permission. It asserts a desire for direct issue voting, condemns drunkenness and coercion, and urges a moral stance while critiquing the process and urging restraint.
A veteran traveler named Arnold from Kenton narrowly escaped wolves while returning home through snow. He cried out near his cabin as a wolf pack of fourteen trailed him until a passerby diverted the wolves and saved him. he then reached safety at the cabin. The incident highlights peril during rugged treks.
A terse old-voiced claim asserts beauty depends on pure blood and good digestion. The text links clear skin and complexion to bodily health, suggesting remedies or conditions for achieving this ideal.
A jumble of clipped items mentions voting day routines and public notices. It records references to officials like Attorney General Knox, county attorney visits, a deserter case, and a Kansas City Star line about battleships, along with scattered comments on elections, school matters, and local offices embedded in a fragmented snapshot of public life.
A fragmented festival notice describes a new theater show at New Crawford Sonny theatre with a cast including Welch Beety Alexenitr Prank fhe afugies Selanieth and Clifton. It mentions staging, prices, featured acts, and a planned presentation by otherwise known performers in a conic magoamne style.
A 18 year old Kenton youth and 18 year old Miss Blanche Doll eloped to Monroe Michigan and married there. On returning home they were forgiven and given a serenade at their home.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a cure for paralysis, ataxia, rheumatism, anemia, and related nerve blood disorders. It claims affordable weekly cost and presents patient endorsements from Pittsburgh and Chicago cases, urging readers to write for guidance if sick or untreated.
A heated battle over a slot machine bill moves from the House judiciary committee to the Senate side. Members Mend of Mitchell and Brandon of Butler press for stricter controls while others warn of tough penalties and possible suspensions. The measure would outlaw devices used for gambling and set fines up to 500 dollars with prison terms, and require seizure and destruction of machines used for gambling.
The statement centers on Josiah Hoss, a marshal candidate, with unclear phrasing and references to Ross and a correction. Mention of a power city ticket office and Union Pacific at 625 Kansas Avenue appears as inserted context or misread text.
A 40 resident petition in Beyond wari is filed with the City clerk outlining sidewalk and street names along Crane street Seward Avenue and Chandler Street. The note mentions Branner to city limits and Seabell to Greeley while detailing the extent of paths on Crane Greeley Lake and Fort All sides. A California Hawaiian company president denies selling out and talks about plant withdrawal not yet decided with capitalization between 1,000 and 350,000 dollars.
San Francisco reports the California and Hawaii Sugar Refining plant at Crockett will shut down tomorrow. About 400 workers will lose jobs and Crockett faces a severe economic setback. The plant is owned by Crockett interests and cited as a cost-cutting measure. Officials say the move follows the firm’s broader belt tightening.
Fragmented text reports the death of 5 K Dow, once a partner of Chief Justice Fuller, at the residence of a son in Chicago. The garbled OCR hints at a prominent Chicago legal figure with ties to Fuller, but exact details and dates are unclear due to damage.
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