Dorr Arrives for Topeka YW Reception Week
Miss Nannie F. Dorr arrives in Topeka to attend YW Association events. A reception at the YWCA rooms on Kansas Avenue is scheduled today with board members and guests. Another reception is planned for this evening and a public reception tomorrow night at the same venue. Members will hear reports and speeches by association leaders and business figures.
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Moses
Traita
Topek Association
Kansas Avenue
Misa Nannie F. Dorr
Topeke
Mane
Shany Mimbure
Associa Fun Tre
Mise Dorr
Ceeral Buskeks
Tin Association
J. M. Knight
Pension Ofics
Cara Husberd
Justice Allen
Supreme Court
Linn County
Sanitary Department
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Court House
L.& Ferry
Siar
Salvation Army
St. Louis
Percy Hames
Colerail Springs
Firet M. E
New Court House
Cne
Morrill
Topeka
Alexander Salvini
Jeenings
Kansas
Kansas City
Conaore
Mire
P. J. Simpson
Warrensburg
West Sixth Street
Bes
North Topeka
Rot Nichola
Wesley Slaughter
Jackson Street
Kaw Tyer
William J. Osborne
M. EB
Worcing
Bethany Hoapital
Jim Doneyson
Clare Claddy
Lawrence
Claudy
Railrogda
M. E. Church
Harry Overholt
Asylum
John N. Yeamans
Old Homestead Pleases Grand Theatre Crowd
Audience well pleased with The Old Homestead at the Grand. Denman Thompson's Joshua Whitcomb and George Wrights Ed Gussy drew strong applause. The company has over twenty performers and two attractions listed for the week, including The Green God Man and Primrose West minstrels. Prof. J. F. L. Houser to speak tonight with free admission. topic The Borderland Between Two Worlds.
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Old Homestead
Grand Taxen
Denman Thompson
Jobe Barker
Joshua Whitcomb
Gioorge
J. FL. Houser
Crawford Air
Mothers organize to guide children through diligent home training
The Mothers Society of Lowman Hills meets at 1032 Morrie Avenue with about twenty of thirty members. They discuss home kindergarten work focusing on physical development and early childhood education, led by Mrs. Ollie A. Dickinson and others. The group advocates consecrated motherhood and parental involvement to foster physical, moral, and intellectual growth.
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Mothers” Society of
Lowman Hills
SS Sisotun
Morrie Avenue
Ollie A. Dickinson Iy
D. L Purbeck
Dickinson Wio
Ita Pirth
Muthrs
Institutiona
Romgne
Mothers
Auburndale
Dated Iowa Snippet Reflects Polite Yet Odd Public Opinions
A fragmented local page captures random remarks from residents and officials, naming Leo Jones Pat Coney and J. W. Hughes. It notes a forthcoming vote, concerns over taxes and weight checks by inspectors, and a diphtheria death of J. P. Crawford’s child, with polls opening at eight and closing at six.
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Leo Jones
Jota Marshall
Ua Gaul
Dick Hodgine
Pat Coney
W. J. Black
J. W. P. Hughes
Bicycle Brigade
Frank Quinton
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Joe Waters
Ama
Glood
The
Santa Fe
Frank Herald
Bonebrake
Jesse Elliott
J.J. Hit
Harry Tracy
W. H. Bell
Topeka
A. H. Vance
Inspector Farssworn
McFadden
John Ashbaugh
A. J. Arnold
O. A. Pier
H. A. Brauor
A. D. Gray
Hallowsen
Nova Scorii
E. Jaimison
Kansan
W. Veale
Winter Goods Sale Promises Wise Economy
A bold announcement touts cloaks overcoats blankets underwear and other winter goods at the lowest prices. The advertises that these are the best choicest items and that every dollar buys maximum purchasing power, urging shoppers to invest with confidence.
Department buys cloaks at lowest prices in town
A department store promotes a Special consideration sale with heavy discounts on ladies beaver jackets at $4.98, Russian Coney Fur Capes at $7.80, and Coan Capes at $15, highlighting heavy savings and new styles.
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Patna
Underwear Sale Prices From 25c to 88c
Enormous stock offers Ladies natural ribbed vests and pants fleeced lined 25c regular 35c. Ladies camel hair Merino 39c. Ladies natural wool 75c. Men's camel hair Merino shirts and drawers 34c. Men's fleece lined 69c. Men's camel hair 88c. Children's Scotch wool underwear starting at 1c for smallest.
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Sie
Topeka News Roundup Reflects Fall Signs and City Affairs
A crackling mix of local items shows fall arrives with windy weather and changing leaves as Topeka voters prepare for the new bridge vote. City council meetings, police and court news, school and church events fill the day.
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Golden Eagle
Chinchilla
Beavers
Thompson Bros
Kansas Ave
Quincy St
Miss Dorr
Tan Heather Hefenses
T. W. Vin Soeiver
California
Supreme Court of
van Sclever
Omaha
Weary Ell
Tupeks
Anses Avenue
Thre Siaws
the State
Joursal
Becky
W.F. Betrow
Permrose & West
J. J. Decker
Primrose A& West
Lowman Hill Society
Dipuimeria
Earl Crawford
J. P. Crawford
Tope Ken
Crawford
L. M. Crawfor
Saxony
Moen
Anket
Darkalee
F. B
D. A. Shutt
Silver Lake
Parkdale
R. H. Stepmenton
Washburn College Library Society
Topeks
Potwir Joey Council
Board of Education
Ieee
Tillotson
John McClurg
Rather Jaques
New Jersey
Hieself
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