Community Club Events Slated Tonight Across Abilene
Mrs Hintze of Abilene will be ra of honor at a meeting of the professionals club tonight with James L King. The Phi Lambie Epailons enter lin their girl friends at a character party at Mr Robert Pierce home. The Fillmore Street Whistclub meeting postponed to Saturday. Lectures and banquets announced by Portia club and Chaldean club set for May. Travelers club meets tomorrow with Ming McClure at 1265 Western venue.
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Fillmore Street
Jarrell
Saturde
T. Ek Dewey
Sentral Congregations
Senet River
Central Park
Portia Elul
Chaldéen Ab
Travelers Club
Ming McClure
Mics Meent
Officern
Untitled skin cure claims dramatic relief from eczema psoriasis and more
A dubious advertisement touts Cutlonta and Resolvent as miracle skin cures for eczema psoriasis and head scalp disfigurements. It promises immediate relief permanent cure and safe economical treatment using hot water cleansing with Cutlegra Soap and topical applications, urging weary parents to seek the patently strong remedies.
Schumann-Heink Concert Attended by Local Guests
Several local residents and visitors attended the Schumann-Heink concert with gatherings at host homes. Mrs J T Prisgle and Mrs Willis Norton joined guests of Mrs W Strickland, while Miss Mildred Scott and Miss Louise Winana traveled for engagements.
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RE. Gemmen
Margaret Wiggin
Waashington
D.C
Wil
Scott
Onage City
Edward Wilter
Willis Norton
Grand Rapids
Michifast
Chicago
J. T. Prisgle
Burlingame
W. W. Strickland
Mildred Scott
St. Louis
James Frederick Scott
J. J. Gooden
Abiltene
Thomas E. Dewey
Louise Winana
Hutchinnon
Nellie Armentrout
George Heterley
Massillon
George Esterley
Lawrence
D. & Esterley
Wills Exleon
Memphis
Enn
Charles Mc
Cabe
City of
Mexico
Chris Hoffman
Enterprise
Copeland
Widh
CB. Reed
Kansas City
Patterson
Oint FM
Benedict
C. W. Cook
Wilder S. Metcalf
Frank Poster
Kim Gertrude Davis
St Louis
T Sim
Mrs. Wiley Offers Second Practical Cooking Class
Mrs. Wiley will organize a second practical cooking class alongside her Tuesday session for younger ladies. Interested women should meet Wednesday morning at 9 20 o clock at the Baptist Tabernacle Tenth and Jackson streets to enroll.
Freight Grievances and Plans for Kansas Rail Traffic Help
T H Murdock writes the State Journal detailing freight rate tensions with Paul Morton of the Santa Fe. He cites proposed travel to towns to publicize concerns and support from Morton and Lesseveinte to counter discrimination claims, noting stock shipments, market routes, and scalper transport practices. Morton will visit towns soon to hear issues and press for remedies.
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Paul Morton
The
Santa Fe
T. H. Murdock
State Journal
ER Storton
Kansas
Californie
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louisa
M- Morton
Cotton Crop of 1903 Census Report Summary
Washington March 25 final census bureau report on cotton farming shows total production for 1903 with 1,205,072 commercial bales 9 308 472 square bales 770 208 round bales and 2308 sea island bales. Leavenworth Kansas March 23 Reverend S W Ney resigns as pastor of the First Christian church amid surprise to congregation. He is due in Tilmon to take a church there and came four years ago after church growth and property improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Sea Island
Leavenworth
Easter Gloves Display Highlights Spring Glove Styles
The store showcases latest glove colorings to match spring gowns. Featured brands include Formosa at $1 two clasp over seam, Sita Reynier at $1.25, Derby two clasp walking glove $1.50, Eskay embroidered dress glove $1.50, Fanchon suede $1.50, Reynier's finest black suede $2.25, and Monarch fitting glove with metal and pearl clasp at $2 and $2.25.
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Formosa
SITA
DERBY
ESKAY
Fanchon
Reynier
Easter Shoes Offer Attracts Cortland Footwear Buyers
The catalog highlights new shoe designs on the second floor, promising wide choice and fit. Oxfords are priced at 2.50, with the latest styles under 5 dollars. Tan Oxfords offer comfort and style at 3.50.
Special Glove Sales Include Kid and Novelty Styles
Six special sales offer 50c for 1, 1.25 and 1.50 gloves with odd colors and broken lines. 40 pairs in sizes 5 to 7 for misses. Kid gloves in red brown blue mode white at 1.50. Reynier 12 gloves Foster 5 hook. Black only priced 2 2.25 2.50. Novelty gloves pink blue carmine lavender green at 2.00. Reynier gloves very fine kid broken sizes red tan.
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Reynier
Foster
Outlook Is Bright Across Regions Amid Mixed Demand
Special dispatches from the International Mercantile Agency report improving iron steel and coke demand, rising metal prices, and easing car congestion signaling potential trade recovery. Builders push materials in Chicago and Pittsburgh. New Orleans beet trade strong while New England cotton mills run sparingly. Oklahoma Kansas and Ohio wheat prospects vary. tobacco offers large with rising prices. bankers remain cautiously optimistic about near-term prospects.
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New York
International Mercantile Agency
United States
Canada
Pittsboro
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Minneapolia
St Paul
Duluth
New Orleans
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New England
Boston
New Emeland
Oklahoma
Kansas
Ohio
Faura
Eee Ee
Study of Drug Gists and Their Daring Do Noted
A fragmentary remark cites FRANK Hopart urging followers to imitate druggists who defy norms. The line hints at risk taking and questionable ethics in medical trade and pharmacy practice.
Canada Weather Boosts Cities as Wholesale Trade Rises
Canada shows improved weather drawing country buyers to major cities for millinery openings and wholesale orders in fancy goods white wear and shoes. Despite stronger lumber prices, traders foresee a smaller overall business volume than last year as wheat acreage likely grows.
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Canada
Topeka Crawford Theater Review Shorts Twelfth Night
A Topeka audience member critiques the Crawford Grand production of Twelfth Night. Marle Wainwright wears male attire but earns mixed praise, while Sir Toby Belch and Sir Andrew Aguecheque steal scenes with lively makeup and humor. The reviewer condemns the ticket price and criticizes the ushers and the theater’s lower floor experience.
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Marle Wainwright
Crawford
Jones
Wright
William Shakespeare
Matie Wainwright
Toby Belch
J. K. Applebee
Andrew Aguechee
Spottiswonde Aitken
Aitken
Spatti
Woode
Apoldbee
Francis Conland
Malvolio
Robert Lee Alien
Rood
Helen Grantley
Palace of the King
Topeka
Crawford Theater
Tomipoka
Crawford Grand
North Topeka society notes and local updates
A compact North Topeka column lists social notices and community updates. Mentions deliveries to Kimball Printing, weathering events, births at 1320 Harrison, church services at Church of the Good Shepherd, baptisms by Canon Burke, and visitors like Mrs Shiney Gardiner. Also notes a fire station captain ill at home, dance at Barrett's hall, and several local business and residence changes around Kansas avenues and Ward district.
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Kimball Printing Company
North
Kansas Avenue
G. Dugger
F. Hawkins
Dee Irwin
Wichita
Wetterhold Mattress Factory
Frank J. McNally
Harrison Street
The
Baptist Sunday School
M.A. Miller
South Clay Street
Sirs. CO. Burgen
Church of the Good Shepherd
Canon Burke
Shiney
Margaret Gardiner
Rochester
W. T. K. Club
M- M. Hale
Madison Street South
M. C. Holman
Western Woolen Mill
Hutchinson
Kas
Holman
Paul Morton
Santa Fe
W. 5. Diddle
Francis Houser
Friends
Ned
Baptist Church
C. C. Nicholson
W. Charles
Los Angeles
Easter Shoe Sale Crowds Fixtures with 806 Pairs
Shoes carried over from last season feature Spring fashions and high quality leathers from top manufacturers. The stock is a broken size line crowding new arrivals, with more small and medium sizes than large. Total 806 pairs available.
Local Ladies Recall North Topeka Ties with Mrs Nicholson
W Carey and several women including Mrs Zac Davies Mrs J F Buck Mrs W E Fagan Mrs G W M White Mrs Merril and Mrs Lums den are noted as former residents of North Topeka and longtime friends of Mrs Nicholson, with Merril the only exception.
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W. Carey
Zac. Davies
J. F. Buck
W. E. Fagan
G. W. M. White
Merril
Lumsden
Merrill
North Topeka
Nicholson
Easter Bonnets at Morrison's Millinery and YMCA Remodel
Morrison's at 631 Kansit Avenue invites comparisons for Easter hats with a spring millinery display. The lunch room of the Young Women’s Christian Association, remodeled and newly equipped, opens to the public Saturday evening with supper from 6 to 8 p.m. Tickets 25 cents.
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Morrison's
Kansit Avenue
Kansas Avenue
Morrison’s
Young Women's Christian Association
Naval Movements Reach Port From Caribbean and Pacific
Newark flagship of Rear Admiral Sigebee and the Montgomery and Detroit of the South Atlantic squadron arrived yesterday. Olympia flagship of Rear Admiral Coghlan and the Casuos Newport departed for oil fields via the Pacific. Transit details include several railroad connections and schedules in Kansas and nearby towns.
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Solon
Newark
Sigebee
Montgomery
Detroit
Olympia
Coghlan
Casuos
Newport
United States Caribbean
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Topeka Cash Dry Goods CO
Macy
Cutlonta
Suest
Monarch
Blucher
Button Louis
Peggy
Paris
Frank Hopart
Oxfords
California
Colorado
Island
Pacific
West
A. E. Cooper
Ne Pacific
Fve Vetes Center
Neodesha
Independence
Catrovellle
Partens
Selina
Chanute Vis Leroy
Cherryvale
Frisco
Tommy McTuff
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