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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1903
Page
3
In May at Dolly, farmers report thistle infestation damaging many acres. One farmer nearly ready to plow 40 acres, but thistles died and wheat looks promising. Weather and early frost impacted fields. late spring warmth restored yield prospects in the county.
The Pride of the Town event showcased the Iue Rapide Ladies Library Association’s achievements with a long list of committee members and speakers including Pres Ait Tbiia and Viewpret Nettin Ceoniler. The gathering praised decades of service by Mesdames Tipttix and McKerwen among others, noting the group’s strong town presence and continued support for the local library.
A cryptic news item describes farmers in a county increasingly organized around river commerce and shipping issues. It notes high prices, rising tolls, and a potential political contest as industrial classes gather for a possible strike or protest.
Sheridan County faces the best wheat prospects in memory as May rains finish a favorable winter and early spring. Local growers report adequate moisture and rising yields, with multiple elevators expected to handle a bumper harvest this season.
A dubious promotional notice touts Hyorme as a universal cure for catarrh. It claims atmospheric inhalation and droplet application destroy the disease, boasting endorsements from a former mayor and businessmen. The ad markets a complete kit with pricing and testimonials from unnamed supporters.
Compety Kanees City and EBT Crum ef Hoxie discuss milk industry growth near Hoxie with plans for a mail route, road project and school considerations. The article notes delays, local opposition, and anticipated relief from Orient postal service changes as communities await development and official action in June.
Emporia Kansas police search for Amiporia girls thought to have run away with Tan peri girkk. Reports say Chaffin and Carn Soorrim were seen Saturday night. traces and circus connections led investigators to Kansas City and Fort Worth areas. Detectives pursue leads as families seek the girls, last seen near the Wogrounds Hoth.
Blue Rapids men report a copper strike in Wyoming with initial results showing a four inch wide vein increasing in width. Winter’s shares rise to over 12 thousand dollars as the find grows. Local mining notes from May report activity near the Gibraltar area and rail line issues with Missouri Pacific railroad.
Yukon advices estimate clean-up costs at Klondike camps total 25.9 million dollars with focus on Atlin and Furty Mil. Kaorstart notes large funds for suppressing snow and water damage, while Ottawa weighs suspending duties on American dredging to boost Canadian output.
A garbled marriage notice reports Frank Pawhs of Creiser Topeka wed a United Staten sailor in Kaneas City. The event named Mise Jittle Spandi and Gb as participants with ship service noted. Details are heavily garbled but reference to travel to New York and joining the ship Se Heaitiinory appears.
Sporting notes reveal Shaw’s earnings last year near 325000 and a heated exchange over honesty with jockeys. Report cites Wil Vans Edwards, Joyner, and Hall of fame figures as it tracks a season turmoil at a major track, with Shaw defending his riding and facing calls for renewed scrutiny.
Kansas edged Nebraska in both games of a doubleheader at Lawrence. Ray Tamsin pitched well and Kansas hit two home runs in the second game, earning a split that featured strong defense and timely hitting. Trivett and Morse led Nebraska’s efforts, while Ames and Wakefield starred for Baker in a later eleven-inning victory. The day also included other regional college and minor league results from Chicago to St Louis and Louisville.
London merchants report dealings in port wine from Oporto with about 320 gallons and samples of the best vintages. A shipment of 00.000 bottles is to be marketed within a month if favor returns, while champagne prices rise as wine grafting methods mature. Wine drinking habits of the wealthy shift toward spirits and soda at dinners.
The Nickel Plate Road advertises through cars between Chicago and East Chicago with free transfer options and meals. It lists ticket offices at 15 Adams St Chicago and Union Passenger Road, 123 Kansas Avenue, urging travel via the line from the depot on West Adams Street to Fifth Avenue.
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