Topeka Social Club Delights at Winter Event
Upper hall transformed into a festive drawing room with snowball decor and a luncheon counter. Miss Agnes Gunther and many others attended the Topeka club entertainments, with receptions and a three hundred delegate convention planned for next week, including talks by Governor Stanley and Dr Faulkner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Gunther
Kittle
Lantipe Jeellam
Ailae Stna Aan
Hlaneewic Tates
Herbst
Sits Allee Lakin
Missionary Society Convention At Kansas City
The Kansas Conference Women's Homes Missionary Society holds its annual meeting at the Washington Avenue church in Kansas City. Delegates are urged to send names and numbers to Mrs. Jeremy Snyder. The Golden Rule Mission Club marks its first anniversary with a dinner and charity gifts, including funds to India famine relief and Korea mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Wommn'’s Homes Missionary Society
Washington Avenue
Kansas’ City
Tine
Jermey Snyder
Oakland Avenue
Kansas City
Golden Rule Mission Club
First Presbyterian Church
Magee
Buchanan Street
India Famine Fund
Mra WM
Baird
Korea
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Permanent Relief
An advertisement extols Pyramid Pile Cure as a permanent remedy for piles, claiming it reaches the disease root rather than temporary relief. It asserts fast action, safe topical use, and availability from druggists, priced at a modest per package fee.
Earnings and Expenses Of Hansas Worker Report
Commissioner Johnson reports on equal pay trends and living costs for workers. It shows 40.7 percent wage increases, 17.6 percent higher living costs since 1898, and average yearly earnings and costs by industry and gender, including offices retail and teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansas
Johnson
Camernes
Lee Potness
Bureau
Railroada
Pullman firm denies shift to Denver shops
Denver reports of Pullman abandoning Union Pacific Por meth shops and moving to Cheyenne are denied by Denver officers. Superintendent J M Smith says a five year lease exists with Valen Pacific for the shops and the firm plans to move in after Colorado & Southern vacates. Initial work will focus on repairs employing about 3000 men, with plans to expand to full car building and use Denver as a Western building center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Te Pullman Company
Union Pacific
Poreth Street
Colorado & Southern
Cheyenne
Pullman Company
Valen Pacific Company
J. M. Smith
Smallpox Report in Kansas Shows 310 Cases and One Death
Reports from state health records show 310 smallpox cases and one death in Cherokes county for April. County tallies include Barber 28 Cherkee 1 Dickinson 1 Douglas 4 Tanklin 22 Greenwood 6 Horton Kans City 11 Lost Springs 1 Manhattan Osawatomie 1 Oil county 21 Pool s Pottawatomie 40 Salina 44 Saline Shawnee 6 Topeka 2 Sterling 13 Burner 85 Wichita 14. A decrease in cases and deaths is noted across counties, with officials asserting the outbreak is under control and nearing stamp out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amaipox
Kansas
W.B. Bwan
State Board of Health
Cherokes County
Argentine
Barber County
Cherkee
Dickinson
Douglas
Tanklin
Greenwood
Horton
Kansans City
Lost Springs
Manhatten
Newton, & Osawatomie
Olay County
Pools
Pottawatomi
Salina
Saline County
Shawnee County
Topeka City
Sterling
Burner
Wichita
Santa Fe Ball Players Enda Game Amid Freight Office Ties
The passage describes a local baseball game featuring Santa Fe ball players on a sunny afternoon amid ties to the general freight office and the auditor of freight receipts office. The intended siting is the Lamn minds field with plans for a long game and a start around 280 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enda Wame
General Freight Office
Auditor of Freight Receipts Office
Lamn
State Education Examination Held Across Multiple Cities
State superintendent announces that May 16 and 17 exams for five professional education branches will be held in Lawrence Emporia Manhattan Salina McPherson Holton Winfield Wichita Philipsburg Topeka Ottawa Topeka and nearby towns. Graduates who pass receive three year state certificates. Due to office changes the examination site will be moved to Washburn College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend
Selin
McPherson
Holton
Winfield
Wichita
Philipsburg
Topeka
Ottawa
Tn City
Baccalaureate Address Planned by State Official at Junction City High
State Superintendent Nelson will deliver the baccalaureate address at Junction City high school tomorrow night. D W Little assistant state superintendent travels to Junction to judge the oratory contests between Junction City high school and Dickinson county high school at Chapman. The events are annual and key features of school work in Dickinson and Geary counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Junction City
D. W. Little
Sparta Tendent
Junction
Junction City High School
Dickinson County High School
Chapman
Dickinson
Geary
Real Estate Transfers Involving Multiple Parcels In Parkdale And City
Real estate transfers include Amy Stanley to A and Stanley for 1600 covering Taylor Street parcels 416 418 420. Jomo Mary and husband to Jno He Hix for 500 Lot 239 and north batt 231 Lake Street Parkdale addition. Juo Hix and wife to A C Weightman for 600 Lot 2% and north batt 231 Lake Street Parkdale addition. Jane W Hare and wife to C B Hykes for 1450 Lots 286 and island Polk Lake M. Vehel and Wife to Francie A Wood for 15 Lots 259 and 261 Forcet Avenue J W Morris addition. Mabel FB Hope to Mary St Penny et al for 4000 Lot 44 and 46 Topeka Avenue 281 Kansas Avenue 238 240 Quincy Street and East Tenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Stanley
A. & Stanley
Taylor Street
Mary
Jno
He Hix
North Batt
Lake Street
Parkdale
Juo Hix
A. C. Weightman
Jne W. Hare
C. B Hykes
Is¢ Polk
Francie A. Wood
Forcet Avenue
J. W. Morris
Mabel FB
Hope
Mary St Penny
Topeka
Kansas Avenue
Quincy Street
Ana
East Tenth Stree
Topeka Notices and Local Events This Week
North Topeka and area notices list visits and moves, church events, society gatherings, and sales. Residents include Mrs. Humphreys visiting relatives, the Dolman family moving to Horton, and Mr. Lane joining Dibble Grocery. Local church services, Sunday prayers, and Epworth League talks are announced along with sales on shoes and hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aera Hoyt
Wm. Humphreys
Leasant Hinchurch
Bryan
Lane
Garner
Dibble Grocery Company
W. F. Teets
Ee D. C
Kimball
West Street
Roste
Worth
Topeka
Een James
North Aide
Santa Fe Chapman
North van Buren
COsILEY @ POST
W. G. Brooks
Christan Endeavor Society
Hitler Barkers Chapel
Canon Bywater
New Idea
Costley & Port
Harry C. Safford
W, TK. Club
J. H. Brazier
Miss Maud Brasier
Misa
Alice Safford
Railroad Street
Maud Brazier
Ev. W. FB
Hutchinson
the Baptist Church
Christ
John Hill
H. I. Kister, Jr
Coffeyville
Kinder
Central Avenue
Eap
Fred Matchett
Mer.i F. Matchett
Union Hid
Bixicken
Topeka Union
Epworth League
Oakland M
J. A. Staver
Kansas Avenue Chure
Don Biss Viola ‘Troutman
Str. Museen
League of the Kansas Avenue Church
Lorimer Renominated by Chicago GOP Convention
May 12 Republican congressional convention renominated William I. Lorimer for Congress. Staten Attorney Charles S. Deneen and Congressman Lorimer were chosen delegates to the national convention. D. W. Bail and E. K. Raymond named as alternates.
Botanic Blood Balm touted as cure for scrofula skin disease
A Kansas reader describes using Botanic Blood Balm after failing with doctors and medicines. He claims five bottles cleared sores, purified blood, and cured advanced scrofula eczema and skin disorders, urging others to try a trial bottle and write for free personal advice from the Blood Balm Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Theakston
Throop
Topsky
Topeka State Journal
Botanic Blood Harm
State Journal
Kan
Adress Blood Balm CO
Mitchell Street
Atlanta
Jointists Run a Bluff Amid Dry Law Tensions
Jointists, after closures ordered by Mayor Drew, threaten to halt business unless grog stores stop selling for medicinal and mechanical uses. Police deploy spotters to gather evidence as jointists spread rumors of crackdown. Drugstores fear closures and announce limits on beer openings. The conflict centers on control of alcohol supply and public drinking rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet Ramsey
Drew
Jointis
Missouri delegates named for national Conference of Charities
Governor Stephens announces Missouri appointments to the Conference of Charities and Corrections to be held in Topeka. Delegates include Phillip E. Mullen Kansas City Aliie G Hansburger Sedalia L D Drake Boonville Dr Chy RL Al E Robinson Maryville and Fred Acker man Moberly W Squires a pharmacist from Kansas City. Also notes a public notice disclaims payment for debts incurred after May 1 1900 by Wm H Green and a Santa Fe homeseekers excursion to western states on May 12 with one fare plus 2 for the round trip valid 21 days with liberal stop overs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Srouman
Charman
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Topeka
Stephens
Missouri
Phillip E. Mullen
Karneas City
Aliie G. Hansburger
Sedalia
L. D. Drake
Boonville
Arkansas
Arigona
Louisiana
New Mexico
Ornado
Lola Kas and Return to Santa Fe Route Fare Highlight
Travel note outlines round trip price of 3.18 via the Santa Fe Route with multiple departure dates listed. Mentions Bett May ith and references to K P and Rathbone Sisters, Burdock Bliere cures, and Garfield drug store with local convert related names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola
Kas
Santa Fe
Ginal ‘Bett
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Chiffon
Millinery
Troup's Enterprise
A. J. King Piano CO
Kansas Ave
Sohmer
Topeka Cycle Co
West 8Th Street
Columbia, Tribune
Andrae Bicycles
Telephone
Morrow Coaster Brake
Rock Island
Colorado Flyer
Club Women At Work
Senare
Stanley
Faulkner
James A. Troutman
Modocs
Axel
United States
Wolock
Prank P_ MacLennan
Wood Berit
W. E Sterse
George Craw
George W. Parkhurst
MicTennan Ie
Miss Welch
Belle Welch
Pactulian Club
Fithm Street
Cop Welch
Hasteus
Allens Lilian
Pearl Kirkpatrick
Misa Rose Prescott
Kate Welch
Mea ‘Cooper
Edo Parkhurst
Jotu Kicintians
Olive Knox
Matic Knox
Aoe Weilett
Rumbert
Martin
Stead
Kanaos Chix
Edith Ott
Elizabeth Teter
Elven Éarde
Iran
Aiea
Carrie Mestick
Abe
Ted
Pac
patAn
Mina Fullie Bork
Anna Crane
Mies
Fis Knox
Misa Olive Knox
Mike Mabel Mortis
Ed Martin
Mina Maude Windley
Mims
Lucy Shoat
Mins
Elica Pelter Tilea
Grace SheGrew
Disa Clarkeon
Mi Sain
Mr Ragland
Mr Ragland, A “Kite Mile, Asiay Ties, Stewist Mew Feed Cols Mira. ‘Cooper
Bika
Kodaitt
Mrw
Handa
Sohn Klein Luke
Ate Murp
Venlal Lee
Mabel Moca
Faith Moore
Mise Mary Walker
Mise Marié Hoke
Edith Ottape
Clara Laubach
Laws Greenweare
Trivia Merrick
Mira Carrie Merlantiuk
Mina Dairy
Sheldon
Toneka
Allen
Watts
Penabel
Anid
Munyon
Dseane
H. Afien
le A. Halbert
Anne Ewart
Mabel Witton
Abby Ware
Taviess
Fort Sool
Mary Thompson
Mike Horton
One
Ifty Kuesta
Mra. Littlefield
Jonathan Thomas
St Louis
Chicago
W. H. Right
Uttleson Eeeard
Indiana
W. KR. Irwin
Emporia
Frank P. MacLennan
H. A. Tice
Wellington
Pareneee Ticks
Misa Javen
Raith Hoot
Harry C. Root
Beloit
W. W. Stilson
Los Angeles
Mes
Sulson
Ahe
Pratt
Remein
Ming Mary Belle Brockway
Albert Warner
Pullman
OLEX
North Topeka
R. T. Boors Co
Ithaca, N
Sale
Tay
Antas
Dement
Mall & Ape
NRA
To Charities
Gov. Stephens
Wm. H Green
Miner
Gee Topeke
Homeseekers
Arenal
Garfield
Peter Heil
Sixth Avenue
Gourkud
Portland
J.C
Frank Clutes
Tutetsostras
Thompson
Marshall
Marshal
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