Returns Show Big Jump in Santa Fe Rail Assets
The Santa Fe Railway reports to the state auditor a substantial rise in rolling stock and equipment across its main line and city branches, with locomotives, box cars, and service cars increasing notably. Valuation climbs in several divisions, including main track and regional branches, while overall track and mileage figures show growth amid the period.
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Santa Pe
Br Kents
City
Oklanonm
Girard
Pervine
Anit
Essie
Ee Eee Wehare
CIA
AGRE
GEO m Ncreaen
Hallowe
Kansas Rail Freight and Passenger Equipment Totals Shown
The report notes mileage and equipment counts for lines in Kansas and Oklahoma, including locomotives, passenger cars, coal cars, stock cars, and box cars. Increases versus last year are cited across branches, with figures for the Kansas City and Oklahoma branches and the Union Pacific.
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Kansap
Montgomery County
Santa Me Nieros Ieee
Kansan
Oklahoma
Tn Hs Lowe
Southern Kansas
Karsan City
Wervier
Kaneas
Rehnattier Conviction Reversed by Supreme Court
The Missouri Supreme Court reversed and remanded the case of Johan H. Rehnattier, once a member of the House of D elegates in St Louis, who had been convicted of indecency and sentenced to four years in the penitent iary. The reversal hinged on information not being verified as required by law.
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Jeferson City
Supreme Court
Johan H. Rehnattier
House of Delycates
St Lews
Penl
Beversa
Mir Witter
Washburn College Announces 1930 Baseball Schedule
Washburn College unveils a spring baseball plan with 38 games, eight at Topeka, including matches against Haskell, Ottawa, Emporia State, Friends College, and the Kansas Mule teams. Manager Frank Leach cites a stronger roster of 35 tryouts and a deep pool of talent as a shifting lineup is finalized.
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Frank Leach
Washburn
J College Athletica
Topeka
Italy
Town
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Hansa University
Emperia State Normal
Missouri Valley Taare Associatiog
Missouri Valley
Topeka League Association
State Normal
Ozone University
Kansas University At Law- Missouri State Normal
Moextminster College
Ful
Missouri State University
Columbia
Kirksville
Kirkeville
Drake University
Des Moines
Iowa
Highland Park College
Lewen College
Grinnell
Creighton University
Omaha
Ned
Nebraska Wesleyan University of Lincoln
Nebraska State University
Lincoln
Neb
Dosne Collese
Crete
Kanes
State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Waskburn
Hasskell
Fairmount
Southwest Kansas
Burh
St. Marys
Leach
Raseball
Washjburn
Maren
Mehl
Stahl
Coldten
Honsky
Job
Jimimie” Stewart
Bessie’ Coldren
Oce
Henny
Gress
Kind
C. Stahl
Pulliam
Fuer
Eastern College
Tere
Missouri Valley League Association
Topeka waterworks sale set for April 22 announced
Special master H P Dillon announced a public auction of the Topeka waterworks on Friday April 22 at 11 a m at the south door of Shawnee county courthouse. The sale follows Judge Pollock's federal decree to clear the title, with three mortgages totaling over 1.1 million dollars. The city plans to bid 620000, applying proceeds to the first mortgage and first consolidated, reducing the third mortgage accordingly.
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Hiram PF. Dillon
Pollock
United States Court
Topeka
Cotice
Shawnee County Court House
Fust Consolidated Morteage
H. P. Dillon
Snyder May Withdraw Rumor Sweeps Second Ward Race
Leading Second Ward Democrats discuss withdrawing candidate H B Snyder as Holliday gains. Griley says he will not manage Snyder’s campaign and advises saving money. Holliday campaigns actively with heart to heart meetings. law and order women shift support to him.
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H. B Snyder
Snyder
Holliday
M. Heery
Salton F Wa
Joseph Griley
Second Ward
Mr. Griley
Charley Holliday
State Journal
Xae Holliday
Campaten
Shawn
Helliday
Muhority
Gret
Law and Order
Concon
Holl@ay
One and Order
Signs of bad blood and spring cleansing claims
An advertisement excerpt promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier and tonic to treat skin eruptions, boils, and general debility. It features patient testimonials from Mrs A. Morrow and Van Dyke of Beaver Falls, praising improved health, appetite, and weight gain after using the product. The piece stresses internal blood purification over external remedies and warns against mineral skin treatments.
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S.S.S
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta
Hare
van Dyke
Fifth St
Beaver Falls
Pens
Alliance
Ohio
8. S.S
C. E. Shoemaker
SIGE
Patterson Street
Holliday Leads In Second Ward Registration Efforts
Voters in the Second ward rally behind Holliday as a strong council candidate with Snyder countering on gas rate reforms. Holliday may gain streetcar support from Santa Fe shop workers and is tied to Cyrax K Hollides, a founder of the Santa Fe railroad. Registration push concentrates at Fourth and Adams and at the Auditorium.
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Holliday
Suyder
Mr. Holliday
Pika
Snyder
Holli- Say
Peenth
East Firth
Fast Firth Street
Santa Fe
May Kill Pavement Bid In City Hall Plot
A city council rift is said to form a bloc to veto new pavement projects at the March 28 meeting. Four insiders supposedly back the mayor, aiming to block all new paving except last year’s agreement and East Eighth. Proposed streets slated for removal include West Fifth and others, saving about $7.00, with a pledge to prevent extensive paving.
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East Eighth
West Firth
Toneka Avenue
Buchanan
van Buren
Lost Rib lecture and California rail fare alert
A fragment notes a California fare of 225.00 via Santa Fe in March, with privileges for tourists and free chair cars. It advertises a Ward Runsell lecture at the First Christian on Friday with admission details for adults and children.
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Santa Fe
T. A
Ward Runsell
North Topeka social notes and local updates
A scatter of North Topeka society items notes residents at home and about town. Updates mention Thoman at Monroe street, C E Jordan in Salina, Effie Cole improving, and a large crowd at the roller rink with popular night ahead. Local business moves include George Knoll planning to relocate his wallpaper and confectionery shop to the LO. O. F. building at 37 Kansas avenue. Mrs. Joseph and Mrs. Frank Grear are seen in town. Rev Stavely to return for another year, and a Sparks from Holiman’s edition eyeing Valley Film visit. Several social events are described, including a party at Miss Bessie Carson’s home with many attendees, a meeting of the Argonauts with literary talk, and birthday gatherings with aprons and neckties distributed.
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Coinball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
Resereer
Thoman
Monroe Street
C. E. Jordan
Salina
Effie Cole
Joseph
Frank Grear
Bre Gays
Wein
Kaneae
C. F. Hawkins
J. J. Sopp
Elmont
and Kaser
Outner Stret
Harrison Street
Victor
K and
George Lugdon
Federal Building
Blanche Coffey
Maud Dougan
Rock Creek
Dougan
Stormont Hospital
Rachel Armstrong
Y. Wlc. A
Laurent Street
Gate
W. H
H. Skinner
Gordon Street
J. A. Stavely
Lawrence
Bir. Stavely
Ravens Avenue
Holiman
Valley Film
Harton
Hirst Stesie
Ttmn
Notice of Meeting and Attendance Required
Notice states business importance precedes Capital City Tent No Mt on Thursday night March 2. Attendees are urged to be present as certs and numbers are required. By order of GW, Adamson, Cant.
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Capital City Tent No
Adamson
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Warren M.crosby
Cts
Regal Taffeta
Sorosis
Union Pacific
Peter
Chow Inara
Hom A Wun
Fae
Missouri Supreme Court
Allcock
James Voiffereee
Starcar
Alicork
Omar Mehl
Rangi
Hse
Ashburn
Fenee
Athletic Board of Washburn
Mr. Dillon
Hall & nuckKet
Obie
A. Morrow
California
North Topeka
Bessie Carson
Lizsie O'Brien
Nelle Dougan
Blanch Coffey
Jessie Bickle
Corn Ae Gertie Flurdock
Haettie Dougan
Messrs
Dert Kult
Nelson Apble
Chud Ault
Charlie Shares
Percy Reed
George Knoll
Fred Youne
Harold Dougan
Argonauts
A. J. Arnold
Jackson Street
Kent O. Brown
Hensie Campbell
Edna Heywood
Maud Fowler
Marion Marken
Miss Fowler
Reform School
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