Local Topeka News Roundup Faces Weather and Sports Mix
A fragmented Topeka page notes a busy week with baseball plans, park outings, and community events. Mentions include the Washburn baseball team uniforms, a Topeka High school tournament, and an upcoming indoor track program. Also referenced are city health updates and council discussions on street and Santa Fe land issues.
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Topeka
Byworth Lasgue
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Unclear OCR fragment mentions medicines and prices at a druggist
Fragmentary text lists cures and beverages with references to a druggist and a price of 81.0, mentioning locations and multiple misspelled terms, suggesting an 19th or early 20th century ad or notice with medical and retail content.
Unclear Local Event in Belott Kansas Saturday
Fragmented report from Belott Kansas mentions a ceremony or memorial involving Mr. and Mrs. Reiger and individuals Hodgers and Te olé. References a cremating or crematorium event, a vet-related craftings of Sir. Mra WJ Reigere, and a four year old victim with unclear details.
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Helmit electic waterworks chief hosts large dinner crowd
Winn and the event was celebrated as the modern tome A. T. stars in Helmit where the head of the electric waterworks and its plants in this city hosted a dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Radgers Rev. and Mrs. Hilton and many others from Emporia Mount Aa Iowa Beloit and Grove.
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Fiddlers Contest Aims to Raise Funds for Pipe Organ
Major Anderson plans an old time fiddlers contest at the auditorium to raise money for a pipe organ. The event promises varied tunes from Piquet to Old Mother Game songs with possible prizes of 80, 35, and 30 dollars for top places. Authorities discuss crowd safety and judge protection as the program organizers prepare a lively evening.
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Arkansas
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Ambition and caffeine tied to nervous temperament warning
The piece argues coffee worsens nervous temperament in children and adults, citing a grocer from Bitean whose life deteriorated after early coffee use. It promotes Postum Food Coffee as a stimulant free alternative and notes stock and mail order availability to readers.
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Dems nominate Dr Scholle to lead county race in Topeka
In Topeka Dr F H Scholle, a young physician, is named by the Democrats for county office after a lengthy convention. He faces Republican incumbent Dr Keith amid party tensions. Several nominations were considered, with Allen or Overmyer discussed, but Scholle secured the ticket. other races see mostly younger men and contested sheriff and attorney posts.
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Democrats Debate Harris and Hearst in Kansas Conventions
Kansas Democratic meetings in Lyons and surrounding counties endorse ex Senator Harris for president and Hearst for the Wichita delegation. Resolutions urge unity against misrule, with delegates chosen to attend statewide convention in Topeka. In McPherson and Clay counties debates over endorsements reveal splits, while others prefer Hearst and Democratic unity ahead of national ballots.
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Riee County
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Leroy Reporter
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Ottawa
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Clay County
Ford count meeting reports delegate results
A fragmented report describes a Saturday meeting where Sulkiwing delegates to the state committee were seated. It notes a committee victory and includes scattered references to first class grocers and Simon Pure, without clear dates or full names.
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School Health Plan Under New City Ordinance
A historic city health meeting this afternoon will discuss a new ordinance. It calls for written reports from the city physician and a health board head, with lines of authority clarified and ambulances and pest-house conditions reviewed. A plan by Lip Menninger proposes a volunteer corps of city physicians to act as a school health board, each assigned to a school building and to inspect students each morning, isolating contagious cases in the principal’s room until the physician arrives.
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Watchful stance on scholar discipline discussed by city schools
Superintendent W. M. Davidson endorses a cautious approach to behavior management among scholars. He notes potential benefits and says there may be no compensation for any informal actions, expecting discussion at the upcoming meeting in Atchison.
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Fragmentary note on political leadership changes
The text is a garbled OCR fragment mentioning Republican leaders, a committee on Territory, and names like Okinbsene and Ferrissane. It appears to reference political duties or appointments but lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes.
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Wabash To St Louis Shields Tarkveling Bessiness Agent
A brief notice announces a Wabash line move to St Louis with Tarkveling described as a business agent.
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