Orchard Place Lot Company offers Topeka properties cheap
The Orchard Place Lot Company announces final resolution of litigation with the Douthitt heirs and lists Douthitt Place lots for sale in Topeka at 100 to 350 dollars. Locations span Walnut Grove to 14th Street, Kansas to Topeka Avenues, with March 1 price increases. Many local real estate firms are named as contacts.
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Douthitt
Topeka
Walnut Grove
14Th Street
Kansas Avenue
Topeka Avenue
Douthitt Place
Fair Grounds
Western Avenue
Raid Drug Stores Three Locations Visited by Police Chief
Chief Stahl inspected three drug store locations amid a raid episode. All victims entered pleas of not guilty as legal proceedings proceed. Liquor seized during the raid was later recovered by owners, prompting ongoing interest in outcomes.
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Police Stahl
Drug raids and court actions tied to bootlegging cases
Chief Stahl conducts simultaneous raids on Clarence Young, W F Lake, and B Y Stim stores at Ninth and Kansas avenues, seizing stock later replevined by attorneys. Stocks valued at hundreds. cases set for next Friday as officers pursue on the spotter evidence and nuisance charges. Public notices and advertisements follow, including health tips and local notices.
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Clarence Young
Kansas Avenue
W. F. Lake
B. FY. Sim
Ninth and
Lake
Stahl
Daughters of the American Revolution elect state regent
Mrs A H Thompson was elected state regent at Wichita meeting in Hamilton hotel with many out of town delegates. Mrs W A Johnston, retiring regent, gave response. Afternoon literary program featured. Helianthus club held a Steinberg hall dance with many young attendees and local and visiting guests.
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A. H. Thompson
of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Wichita
W. A. Johnston
Topeka
Hamilton Hotel
W. H. Stanley
Encestra Aae Peaceaeat
Helianthus Club
Steinberg’s Hall
Steinberg
Lottie Atchison
Leavenworth
Christabelle Sabin
Garden City
Nannie Veale
Agnes Gunther
Louise Kellam
Jessie Myers
Harriet Stanley
Beatrice Foster
Anna Hlayer
Esther Chamberlain
Mary Chamberlain
Carla Cuttell
Marcia
Gill Cudegrafs
George Snyder
Arthur McClintock
James Stewart
Will Wiksdal
Joe Wilson
Roland Mednicott
Maiecolm Garrard
Eilis H. Custer
Paul Mulvane
Bert Cartlidge
Merle King
George Fleishman
Bernard Crosby
Dana Davis
Sam Lakin
Rob Stewart
Dah Hammatt
Clarence Poindexter
Walter Hayes
Bert Cook
Maurice O'Rourk
Burns Wilams
Theodore Shattinger
Dreschel
Irving Bean
Sam Fleistman
Harney Ley
Everett Akers
Hugh McParland
Huterpean Club
Flora Fisher
Ethel Muir
Missen Wihel Muir
Gertrude Harrison
Lucile Thompson
Cora Clough
Pearl Snyder
Fall City Club
W. BE. Sterne
C. Purdon
St. Louis
Cook Avenue
Ida Shanklin
Neal Hough
Husted
Denver
Nelle Mood
Lawrence
Alma Moore
Kansas City
Rosalee Pendleton
Harry Adams
Lida Wingert
Valley Falls
Frank Blanch
Bethany
Clarence Pitts
Maude Ernest
Resh Leedham
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Henry Lang
Taylor Street
Kate Richardson
Polk Street
Olive Jones
C. J. Jones
Lincoln Street
P. F. Brady
Galesburg
Til
H. A. Johnson
Lira
John Paterson
Topeca Okla
L. A Fisher
Monroe Street
Howel Jones
Harriett Raye
Warren Akers
Salt Lake City
Colorado Springs
C. Baker
W. "Simpson
Hutchinson
Mis
L. J. Miss Midrost
Ethel Morton
Misa
Lida Patterson
Grace
Quarantine Enforced on Vessels From English Ports
Shipping interests suffer as the state health department orders quarantine against ships from Liverpool and Glasgow due to bubonic plague. All regular miners face infection risk. trade delays at Galveston rise with ten day holds and possible longer detentions if illness is on board. A separate column notes a remarkable medical case of John Hunter verified by high authority.
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St. Louis
Galveston
Tex
State Health Department
Liverpool
Glasgow
John Hunter
San Francisco Examiner
Lighting of Cars on Santa Fe Experiments With Electricity
Santa Fe conducts three month trials to illuminate coaches by electrical power. A dynamo powered by wheel rotation generates current with a battery to keep lights on when stopped. About 110 coaches are wired, California Limited will be fully electrified, and 32 Pullman chair cars test electric versus gas lighting, though equipment access and electricity principles slow progress. Dean's Ointment is advertised.
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Santa Fe
California
Pullman Company
Dean
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