Pioneer Topeka Dealer Credits Kodol For Health
Thos T Roate a pioneer estate dealer of Topeka Kansas, in business 27 years, touted Kodol for indigestion relief. He located in Topeka in 1873 and witnessed growth from a small town to a city of prominence. Roate, a Firet Presbyterian member, praises the remedy's effects, noting improved digestion and daily activity after taking Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
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Promisiest Topekan
Kodol
T. Roate
Topeka
Kan
Tope
Hema
Roeco Mason
Firet Presbyterian Sturch
Hs. Wast
Maferet
Rodot Upepepala
Sas
Rome
Arles
Erie
Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Subdivisions
Real estate transfers listed include first to Piret on Hast Sixth and Mulvane subdi vision parcels. Moore and partners transferring lots on Warren Street and Michigan Avenue. Kine and wife to M B Penk at 34 Bil 76 Michigan Avenue. Midaweh et al to J Nicholas at Clay Street and Dilddaugh's subdivision. Burves to Mortgage Company in Pennsylvania. Trion Pacific RR and North Topeka investment deeds. miscellaneous street and avenue transfers and city ticket office notes.
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Piret
Mulvane
Ff Treaick
Ieee
M. Moore
Moore
Lots Gap
Waryelek Street
Bilhican Avenue
Barber
Cuaiasit E
Stuglvania
Jackson Street
North Topeka
Trakt Co
Dilios
Kidneys Cured at 78 Years of Age
Brent Haight of 51 Columbus Fork claims a 78 year old patient was cured of vermin and kidney illness by a drug sold at 3 cents a bottle. The advertisement promises safe cure and free trial bottles, inviting readers to contact the Keble Hoe for details.
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Mra
Geotes Haight
Columbus
Ava
New York
Iby
Fats Br Serisas Ney
Fer Warner
Topeka
Warner
Brent Haight
Columbus Oe Fork
Rafe
Rextler
Topeka State Journal
Santa Fe Rail Electrifies Cars After Yearlong Test
Santa FeRail conducts a 12 month experiment comparing electricity and gas for train illumination. 109 cars now equipped with electric lighting, including seven business cars and numerous chair cars, diners, and Pullmans. The switch aims to reduce heat, improve air quality, and ensure continuous lighting with small storage batteries and dynamos along depots. Electric headlights are currently in use on the system as trials continue.
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Santa Fe
Tinea Orang Sth
Ta Cematin
Wil Vries
Seraehie
Ing
Fyne
Front
Chit Electrician
Dagen
Third Vin
Kentrick
Simakik
Fragmented plans and damaged text describe building and office disruptions
The readable fragments detail arrangements on the fifth floor and a disrupted main office. References mention boarded windows, a tentative move, and a Western Union or similar office in the city. The record preserves limited entities and uncertain specifics due to the damaged OCR text.
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Icientaph
Apn
She
Gogurssomitss
Bern
Eet
Faoar
Tie Wang
Peter
Inestecina Ace
Uniut
Grange Crop Short Delays Bean Fruit Shipments
Almquerque New Mexico March 18 A train of seventy four cars loaded with perishable fruit passed through Albuquerque from California to the east last night. The fruit shipments are heavier now than ten days ago and the short orange crop in California has caused unusual freight. The drought season is nearly over and shipments continue but with delays from recent storms.
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Almquerque
Albuquerque
California
Unus
Harriman
Cuernavaca
Mexico
H. H. Harriman
Pacific Raiioag
Hurrimin
Shhiehle
Cie
Halsas River
Acapulco
Pacific
Belatigniiy Vetier Socdas
Ben Fanm
Monnay
Anderenn
Beautyvie
Monte Louis Porestian
Sears
Lang
Caren
Markine Fand
Ieee Eee
Stantay
Crowe
Eho
Gitang
Wellton
Hareisbure
Si’ Nacth
Kansas
Gus Miblelsen
Vick
Willie Clarke
Addison Kanuer
Elmer Burnett
Storeaux
Solomon Jonuph
Pew Cpantar
Appetdiotus
Han
Jas Lanacn
Cur
Ben Hintine
Grand
Hulton
Varius
Aly Awit
Renan
Santa Pe
Orthate Sonda
Stroud
Colorado Midland
Paul Mettog
Second View
Gene Hirgtarr
Casper Pekin
Denver
Col
Flurghart
Itis
NecHes
Needles
R. Frost
Santa Fe
Ithaem
Arthur
Civt
Pennsylvania Fair Road
George Bunce
Maxewell City
Thie
Kenstone Repedina
Chas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Reebing
Bernardino
Los Angeles
Elias
Swalwetl
Graham
Pera
Gang
Ite
Mra Swalren
Kaunas
Ford Bere
William
Jeter
Pete Ewes Eile
Bete Pa
Counter
Robert Lees
Mo Bert
Santa Fe Officials Headed West Amid Turbulent Time
Fragmentary text suggests Santa Fe leaders and executives, including a general manager and superintendent, are moving toward a western assignment. Names and roles are garbled, but references point to leadership changes and possible relocations within the organization.
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The
Santa Fe
West
Topeka Elites Arrive for Juarez Inspection Visit
Delegates from Topeka including Cheepeer Ola and First President Paul Morton are due this afternoon at Bix O'einek for a planned trip to Juarez. The group intends to attend the build event tomorrow and depart for Boswell afterward as part of a regular inspection tour.
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Attenderson
Tsteant
Topeka
Cheepeer Ola
Paul Morton
Bixo'einek
Juarez
Boswell
Missouri Pacific Negotiating for Leavenworth Coal Mines
Missouri Pacific officials say the railroad is negotiating to buy the Leavenworth coal mines including Home Riverside and the North Shaft. An option may be pursued on nearby coal lands at Beverly across the Missouri River. The properties were capitalized at $1,000,000 six months ago.
Officials Confer on Rail Traffic Near California
Big officials including M A Low W B Leeds E H Hartimas and J C Stubbs gathered in California for a conference likely to shape river routes and rail traffic. Attendees from Southern Pacific and other major lines discussed arrangements to ease congestion and coordinate between Rock Island and Southern Pacific routes.
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M. A. Low
W. B. Leeds
E. H. Hartimas
J. C. Stubbs
California
BM. A. Low
Lees
Uae
Ebl Marr- Gag
Soothers
Toric
Toguthar
Santa Fe Engineer Will Retire After 36 Years Service
H P Perley a Santa Fe engineer has resigned and will retire from railroad work after fifteen years on the Santa Fe system. During his long service he has held posts on the Chicago and Alton and later on the Santa Fe. He has amassed only a small fortune and will move to Saulsbury Missouri to live with his mother.
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Santa Fe
H. P. Perley
Sana Fe
San Bernardino
Chicago & Alton
Sante Fe
Saulsbury
Rock Island to extend Texas line from Fort Worth to Port Arthur
Surveyors announce Rock Island plans to extend the Texas line from Fort Worth to Port Arthur via Nelle Bear Lake and Beaumont. A party arrives at Corsicana to begin routing tomorrow for the southeast front while another team covers the Fort Worth to Corsicana segment. The move signals a significant but uncertain action by the railroad.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Fort Worth
Port Arthur
Nelle
Bear Lake
Beamont
Corsicani
Corsicana
Ily
Rock Island
Nickerson Elected President of Mexican Central Steamship Co
H R Nickerson, vice president and general manager of Mexican Central, is elected president of Mexican American Steamship following O F Spindler’s resignation. Note mentions Harriman’s possible control of Mexico Cuernavaca and Pacific Railway with expansion plans toward Acapulco. Numerous routine shop events and staff incidents noted.
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H. R. Nickerson
Mexican Steamship Company
H. HK. Nickerson
Mexican Central Raliveay
Mexican-American Steamship Company
O. F. Spindler
Nickerson
Santa Fe
Local Santa Fe yard crew notes steady injuries and transfers
A long dispatch lists several workers affected by accidents and illness, detailing lay offs, medical leaves, and reassignments. Names include Louis Forestian, Willie Clarke, Elmer Burnett, and Gordon Crowe among others, with moves to and from depots, stores, and shops around Topeka and Denver.
Vinewood park rail deal stalls as council rejects ordinances
The city council adjourned after filibuster talks over Vinewood park railway franchises. A judiciary committee report urged rejection of two franchise ordinances, while the mayor and Vinewood backers pressed for a new deal. A public vote on bonds and park plans is planned for later, with March 26 set as a follow up meeting date.
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Vinewud
Park Railway
Dora
Mr. Spencer
Mr. Myers
Vinewood Park
Judiciary Committee
Topeka & Winewooa Park Railway Company
W. 5. Chaney
M. Snattinger
James A. ‘Troutman
L. 5. Myers
Twelfth Street
Quincy Street
Elehth Avenue
Kansas Avenue
Ninth Street
Vinewood Park Company
Kansas City Electric
Myers
City Railway
United States
Gutber
Snaelinger
Vinewood Bark Cy Toff Company
Imsu- Sonsie
Park Improvement Plans and City Funds Debate
An article notes no definite appropriation for city park improvements in the ordinance. Edward Wilder of the park board says money is available if bonds carry, and they can spend as needed on the park. Other items include improvements to Fire Station No. 1 drainage, remonstrances against tracks on Madison Street, annexation petitions for Garden Place North Topeka, a fire alarm box vote, and a testimonial about Chamberlain's Pain Balm from Henry Cronk.
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Edward Wilder
Park Board
Topeka
Plas
Strees
L. Short
Vinewood Park Railway
Madison Street
Ninth
Tenth
Judiciary Committee
van Buren
Seventeenth
Harrison
Huntoon
Orchard Place
Committee On
Garden Place
North Topeka
City Limits Works Committee
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Omer State Journal
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Prospect
Missouri Pacific
Kaavenworth
Pielda
Eailbroad
Otchemith J. L. Mason
Joseph Walker
Memlay
Pred Johnson
Blacksmith Shop Aid
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Mickness
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Herod
George Brosamer
Fred Ising
Triffies
City Council
Vinewood
Supreme Court
Council Chamber
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Chiy
Spencer
Tom Doran
L. 8
Tve
Vinewod Park Railway
Ity
Doran
T. F. McHugh
Tacoma
Wash
Bright
Kilmer
Bozbees
State Journal
Spe
Topeka Daily State Journal
Dr. Kilmer& Co
Binghazeton
N.Y
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N
Ms Chamberlain
Henry Cronk
Cotter
Chet
Thars
J. R. Spetter
N. Kan. Ave
Big Bargain
R. R. Travel
Santa
T. L. King
T. M. James
Ticket Ag
N. Kan, Ave
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