Warner's Safe Cure ad promises kidney disease cures
Postpaid samples offered to sufferers with a home urine test instruction and free medical advice from Warner's Safe Cure Co. Rochester. Claims thousands cured from Bright's disease, gravel, liver complaints, and other kidney related issues. Free trial bottle sent to readers who write and mention the paper. Bottle price details and discount information noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner's Safe Cure
Rochester
Ding
Warner
Safa Cure Co
Warner's
Warner Safe Cure Co
Bright
Warter
Seading
Warners
Quincy Street Pavement Gets Official OK For Topeka Cemetery Route
The committee on streets and walks approved paving Quincy Street to the Topeka cemetery on East Eighth Avenue with a 30 foot width and cast iron curbing. A dispute over stone masking did not arise and council action is anticipated without further conflict. The Morris Street pavement remains tangled and referred to city engineers for investigation. A triangular intersection of Eighth and Preath was rejected while remonstrances to any pavement persist. An unrelated ad-like note touts a miraculous remedy for lung disease from a Michigan source.
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Quincy Street
Topeka Cemetery
East Eighth Avenue
O. K
B. Kepler
Morris Street
Fifteenth Street
Eighth
Athens
Hutchinson Club Fed Names New President and Events
The Seventh District federation met in Hutchinson for its largest session. Mrs. Cora G. Lewis of Kinsley was elected president succeeding Mrs. Albert Weatherly of Harper. Other officers include Mrs. Herrick Wellington first vice president and Miss Weston Pestis second vice president. Portia Club hosted an evening with a Russia paper by Mrs. G. F. Warley and husband attendance. Ceramic Art and Hellan clubs planned meetings and a December exhibit with proceeds toward a women’s club building in Topeka. A series of club dances and notices from Topeka groups followed, highlighting events and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh District Federation
Hutchinson
Federation
Cora G. Lewis
Kinsley
Albert Weatherly
Harper
Lewis
Ear Club
Star
Kansas Woman's Press Association
First View
Herrick
Wellington
Miss Weston
Pestis Socyptary
New Co Aaeeres
Shattuck
Dodge City
W. A. Johnston
Ho. Garvey
Topeka
State Federation
Noble Prentis
Kansas City
Cora 3. Lewis
Kinssey
George J. Parker
Lawresce
Lreddurer
Mra. Murdock
Wichita
Ceramic Art Club
C. ©. Knowles
Federated Clubs
Toneka
Local Social Gossip From Atchiton And Topeka Listings
Numerous brief notices detail visits and travels of residents including Mrs J McClintork in Atchiton with daughter Mira Kelly planning a Puestay in New York City. Edward Ryan and Mrs Ryan hosted guests of Mr and Mrs James L King in Lawrence after a Chicago trip. Mrs J D Hamilton left Friday for New York City to visit kin. Mildred Shaw to entertain Lincoln school teachers tonight. Agnes Whiting returns to Diamama Springs after Topeka trip with Ed Martin. Miss Maanda Proctor of Emporia visiting Topeka then Kansas City trip forthcoming. Bohemian Club hosts at A J Wolcott home on Quincy Street. The King party hosts Walter Butterly this afternoon. Harvey Worral hosts music for Miss Laura Anderson at Poli Street.
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Atchiton
Mra J. McClintork
Mira Seem
Kelly
Aye ‘Puestay
New York
Kunsaw City
Ste Solomon
Arid
Grace Meee
Sliss
Mildred Shaw
Lincoln School
Tota
Topper
Colorado
New Afexica
Agnes Whiting
Diamama Springs
Cornell Grove
Topeka
Ed Martin
Misanda Proctor
Emporia
A. J. Wolcott
Quincy Street
Walter Butterly
Moneroe Street
Harvey Worral
Laura Anderson
Poli Street
Famous Old Mines Described Near Guaymas Mexico
A Star special reports rediscovery of the lost Tayapa mines said to have yielded vast silver and gold in the 16th and 17th centuries. Legends place them in northwestern Mexico near Los Pilares, with ancient smelters and notable ruins recently found by explorers near Cieneguita.
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Tucson
Artz
Guaymas
Mexico
Xaye
Los Pilares
Robert Ll. D'Aummalle
Iss
Washburn sewer plan eyed by city district voters
A proposed Washburn area sewer would serve the college district west of Buchanan and south of Huntoon. Merriam reports strong west town sentiment. a citizens meeting may form a petition to create a benefit district. Estimated cost ranges from 1000 to 3600 with ground conditions uncertain. Routes include a main line from Fourteenth Street Junction toward College Avenue and a two-branch option. Archdeacon Crawford returns from California praising the Kansas diocese convention and western missionary district move.
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Washburn College
Hunchanan
Huntoon
Merriam
College HI
McCabe
Fourteenth Street
Fourteenth
Buchanan
Lincoln
College Avenue
Williams
Shoteenth
Archdeacon Crawford
California
Spokane
Kansas
House of Deputies
San Francisco
Two Soldier Votes Do Not Alter County Election Outcome
Secretary of State Clark has sent back the returns from Shawnee county voters at the Dodge City Soldiers' home. Only two votes were cast: one for and one against the fair grounds proposition, with both voters supporting the bridge. W. P. Robinson Jr., contractor on the Orient road, said construction is actively advancing between Anthony and Harper and should start north of Wichita soon after year’s first.
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Wright Hias
Clark
Dodge City
Shawnee County
Fair Grounds
Anthony
Harper
W. P. Robinson, Jr
Wichita
Police Jottings: Two Men Arrested Then Released
Police report two 21 year old men Fred Flegie and Harry Saton detained after riding a Santa Fe freight near the river with shots fired at three men who halted. Telegramled detection by Conductor Johnson led to local arrest. they were cleared in police court. Also noted were a gambling-like arrest of Jack Douglass and Minnie Douglass for selling and maintaining, a boot theft case, and a musical event advertisement for a 25 cent Auditorium concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitccers
Hutton
Smith
Santa Fe
Fred Flegie
Harry Saton
South Dakota
Johnson
Leavenworth
McElroy
Kansas City
North Topeka
Chief Stahl
East Pourth Street
Jack Douglass
Minnie Douglass
East Fourth Street
Douglass
Hungate
Santa Fe Gets Direct Entrance to DC Rail Hub
Santa Fe secures direct entrance to Union Depot in Kansas City via Missouri Pacific tracks. California Limited service resumes November 3 with Union Depot stops. The arrangement may enable a new union depot and alters westward and eastward through-traffic patterns, potentially easing train movements.
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Santa Fe
Union Depot
Kansas City
Sheffield
Missouri Pacific
Elreult
California
Santa Fe Railroad
North End
Close and Gage clash over Smoky Hill gold mill dispute
Colonel Fred Close accuses Chas H Gage of trying to dominate the Close Gage mining venture at Smoky Hill shale fields. Close has locked the mill, guards stationed, and plans to expand the operation while naming South Dakota incorporation and a new processing method. Gage denies stock ownership and any ongoing influence, sending a formal note to the Topeka State Journal.
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Fred Close
Chas. H Gage
Col. Close
Gage
Smoky Is
Prof
Crowe
Topeka
Close-Gage Company
Mr. Close
Close
Mr. Gage
Tres Mining and
Ol! Company
Chas H. Gage
Todws
Topeka State Journal
Daily State Journal of the Sun
Trego Mining and Olt Company
Chas. H. Gage
C. K. Holliday
Treasuer
Holliday
Hays City
Republican
Haworth
Kansas State University
State Enniversity
Elis
Hays
Smoky Hill
Colonel Close
Col
Pred Close
National Hotel
The
State Journal
Corbin and Brown
Tost
Wilson
International Reduction Company
South Dakota
Gege
Kansas
Englian Company Forfeits Rights Over San Juan River
The appellate division of the supreme court sustains the arbitrators in ruling that the English company which held the concession forfeits the exclusive steam navigation right on the San Juan river and Lake Nicaragua.
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Englian Company
Managua
Nicaragua
Galveston
Supreme Court
San Juan River
Lake
Concert Costs and Schedule At St Joseph Event
Reserved seats for the Roster Ladies' Symphony Orchestra concert at St Joseph last night cost $1.50. An upcoming Stanfield's chart opens Monday morning with a performance in the 1th place, and expectations are set by the event announcement.
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St Joseph
Ladies’ Symphony Orchestra
Stanfield
Topeka column notes and local shopping visits
North Topeka items note shoppers Kim ball Son Mrs Kline Rossville Mrs Koppes St Marys and other residents visiting in Topeka. Mentions plans to move and upcoming sales at Costley & Post. W G Brooke to speak at Asbury church on Sunday at 6 30 PM. articles also cover funerals, school activities, Epworth league hospital visit, and social gatherings with numerous names and addresses.
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Kimball & Son
Kline
Rossville
Koppes
Miss Koppes
St. Marys
Benjamin Holsie
Los Angeles
Cal
Costley & Post
E& P. Baker
Lawrence
W. G. Brooke
Asbury Church
Minn
Maida
Marper
Menoken
Prank Baker
Jackson Street
Beagle
Quincy Street
J. H. Domeny
Loutaville
Kun
David Rolfer
Domeny
Minnie Hamdren
Helle McGrew Ward
McGrew
Gordon and
Quincy Streets
Judge Dolman
Lawton
Oklo
Dolman
Epworth League
Kansum Avenue M. E
Riverside Hospital
Betelle Brooke
Pearl Neab
Topeka
George
D. T. Gabriel
Was Avenue
Faircchild Street
Lyman School
Lincolna
Washingtons
Besele Anderson
Spencer Horton
Mra. Norton
Lyman
An Begush Author Wrote No shade no shine and November
Fragmentary OCR text discusses catarrh as a constitutional disease and mentions alleged remedies, medical claims, and a cryptic line about a concert and a sale. The passage blends medical anecdotes with stray event notes, yielding a garbled historical snippet.
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Ton Coopersville
Mich
Himelburger
Hai North
Eezecrine Ramphrey’s
Bic Metikine Co
Ecosr
William and
Jonstan Newton
Portia Club
E J. Whitaker
West Eleventh Street
G. F. Warley
Russia
J. F Alford
J.C. Allizon
Walker Comba
W. Davidson
E. G. Foster
John H. Frizell
L. M. Powell
W. B Roby
F. G. Slater
James Sproat
C. T. Startzman
T. E Stephens
J. H. Strickler
D. C.tillotson
EJ. Whitaker
G. Worley
B. F. McGinn
Ceramic Club
Hellanthus Club
A. C. Richardson
Polk Street
Shakespeare Club
A. W. Parks
Toor Harrison Street
Cosmos Club
Weil
Homer L. Larsh
Tse Weet Bieth Avenue
Art
TL. M. Afann
Topeka Avenue
Hyperion Club
Steinberg's Hall
Harry Steinberg
Mira Jessie Cuthbert
Mie Venice Whitney
Elizabeth McNeill
Misa Jessie McMahon
Ana Marie Walsh
Ethel de Obert
Beagi
Burtterly Mise
Ethel Hucley
Katherine Cuthbert
Mabel Stower
Daisy Warner
Bresie Donahue
Miss Jones
Min
Josep Donahue
Carl Graham
John Morrisey
Ray Sinor
Will Herren
Beamer Nelson
Prank Middleton
Bruor Harmon
Chas
G. Stolpe
Daniel Haggert
Harry Lyddane
Victor Martin
Witt Cuthbert
Lewis Wingert
Thos
Whitmer
J. D. Pielsch
A. H. Hadley
Eyed Wilber
Geo. N. Staniey
Guy Hamilton
Wailer
Arueneid
John Price
Washburn
Topeka Peace Guardians
Oficer Pavey
Jimmie Tmealls
Peter Kimluski
Jimmie
Lindany
Marine Band
Costa
Newman Bros
Ann Arbor
Story & Clark
Packard
Geo. A. Prines & Co
Burdette
Beatty. Peloubet & Co
Shoninger
Mason & Hamlin
Estey
B. Guild Music Co
Swords Point
J. Ivison
Lonaconing
Kansas Avenue
Premium Stamp Store
Union Eee Co
Mra Leewy
Bowman
Mra
Baker
L A. Hrder
Mcs. Hyman
Harry Guthrie
Mark Putnam
Lacey
T. B. Reynolds
Kistler
Jerome Colvin
G. (. Bowman
Nina
Lote Seger
Ruth Mertell
Bestia Shunkweiler
Adelia Fernstrom
Ruby Davies
Mabel Kingman
Susie Kingman
Myrtle Rogers
One Miller
Agnes Walferd
Clare Mitchell
van Buren Street
Margaret Rewd
Hoiton
Paris
Jon van Vechten
Jeesie Campbell
Elizabeth Strettal
Ethel Patteen
Alice Safford
Nell A Mise
Ethel Ellis
Miles Grace
Marshall
Crawford
O'Elock
Mommpe
Powell
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