California Law On Home Market Encourages Local Goods
An explanation from J Beelumlelaar secretary of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association outlines a new California law aimed at promoting California made products. The measure seeks to balance advertising claims and prevent discrimination against locally produced items while protecting both consumers and state manufacturers.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Tiang
California Waisiamire
Etim
California
GRAIN and Horehound Syrup Promoted in Local Pharmacy
A rough advertorial mentions GILADNO grain product and Balara's Horehound Syrup claimed to cure coughs and colds. The text touts low cost per package and urges readers to ask for Grain at Miller's Pharmacy at 622 ran, with scattered chaotic wording and unclear details.
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Balara
Stansfield
Avin
Miller's Pharmacy
Topeka
Now He Kicks Her in the Stomach And is a Fugitive From Jus tice
Mrs Morse, from North Topeka, spent five months in terror as her husband assaulted and abused her. She fled to Salt Lake City with her infant, leaving kin, and later moved to Topeka to avoid his return. Neighbors describe repeated beatings and shortages of food as Morse hunted and harassed her, with authorities seeking an arrest warrant for assault with intent to kill and related charges.
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Mradohh Morse
North Topeka
Morse
John Morse
Procoms
Het Bentvind
Moree Meulor
Ile Notise
Galt Lake City
Marie Ie
Welebhors
Oljiglage
Rome
Rah
Topeka News Snaps and Local Moves Across Town
A jumble of Topeka notes reports moves by Albert Huug moving to California and George W. Clark selling a Lane Street home for West Sixth property. Willa Wallace goes to Bal Varian Army hospital for eye treatment. The Washburn college football team hosts the Agricultural College at Manhattan Monday. The newly named Topeka pension board begins duties next Wednesday.
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Wn. D. Garnish
Union Pacfic
Omaka
D. McKeever
Crawford Waddie
George W. Clark
Lane Street
West Sixth
Thinting
Topeka
Ardle
Toneke Sunder School
Central Congregational Church
G. Stewart
Xenia
George Crawford
Sheet Kepy
Willa Wallace
Balvarian Army Hospital
Howard Thomas
Emporia
Topekm
Didtriet
Huse
Phy Styty School Fund
The
Baptist Church
W. H. Haxen
Harrison Street
Cedar
RR. Cable
Rock Island
Kansas Lines
Washburn College
Agricultural College
Manhattan
Ginsco
Topeka News Roundup Faces County Teacher Talks and City Happenings
Local items include plans for a Kansas City Medics appearance before Pharkagiving by state Superintendent Stevkter who has twelve engagements ahead of a speech on Saturday about county teacher associations. Reports mention pension disputes, streetcar leadership, depot operator petitions in Winkand, rail travel to Savannah, and coin collecting interest. Also noted are a hospital admission, a fatal accident, a stump club meeting, and a coffin maker with Topeka ties. tobacco cessation ads close the piece.
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Kansas City
Winkand
Duletns
Thy State Board of Attred Commissioners
Campel
H. A. Din
Certsral Georgia Railwey
Dirn
Tor Savens Nal
Abe Hawkins
Santa Fe
White Eagle
G.T
Mawkine
Albee Taicy Kingman
Edwards
Robert
Topeka
John
Frey
Springfield
Halt Frey
Campaike
Met System Critique Spurs Sedgwick County Insight
Ex governor criticizes the metropolitan police system as harming state administration. Lewelling notes Republican wins in Sedgwick and cites city of Wichita defection, while Populists gain a county commissioner seat. Article also covers new law provisions and stockyard recordkeeping guidance from Judge Thayer ruling.
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Metropollitan Pollo
Vatom
Lewelling
Sedz- Wick
Lut
Wiehite
Mir
Lewelline Sait
Wiehita
Bicvet
Our A People
Theiset
Sytem
Sedgwick
Sedgewick
Perio
Letter to Stockmen Advises on ECG Yards
Attorney General Bovie and Attorney General Poyle issue guidance to cattlemen and Kansas City stock yard patrons. The circular letter outlines methods to deal with ECG yards and addresses extended notices to stockmen across Kansia.
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Bovie
Poyle
Kansia
Kansas City
English divine arrives to push arbitration pact in U S
Rev. Dr. Charles A. Gerry, pastor of Queens Street Church Wolverhampton and London Congregational chair, travels to New York to urge Senate ratification of the Anglo American arbitration treaty. He is slated to speak across the nation and lead services. He will attend Plymouth Church anniversary events in Brooklyn commemorating Heber Ward Beecher.
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Universal Peace
New York
Charles. A. Gerry
Queens Street
Wotterhampton
London
Congregational Union of
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Ward Beechers
Railroads Push Reorganization Amid Bond Sales
In New York on November 6 a reorganiza tion committee says most consolidated mortgage bonds of the Union Pacific Denver and Gulf railroads and the debentures have been disposed of under the plan. Central Trust deposits have been rated on the New York stock exchange and the executive committee has extended the time for deposits.
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New York
Te Union Pashie, Denver & Guilt
Consolidated Martense
Central Trust_company
New York Stork Exchange
Sevuri
Mortgage Bond Terms Announced by Oregon Improvement Committee
The Oregon Improvement lands plan sets payment deadlines and penalties. Installments of $1 per bond, $200 per share or $2 per common share are due by November 14 at Muntukas Trust Company in Boston Old Colony Trust Company as stipulated. Remaining details describe penalties and receivership for late payments.
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Thor Tincrerion
Earl Consolidated Mortgage Bend
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Tomer
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Judee Thayer
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Hoyle
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