Social and Personal Notes of Topeka Events
Social items recount dances at Mitxons hall with a long list of attendees including Mr and Mrs Tawis, Crosby, Sutton, Squires and many others. A Thanksgiving night full dress dance is announced, plus a High Five Party hosted by Miss Franc Littlefield for Miss Brown of Kansas City and Mrs. Frank Brogan of Omaha.
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Mitxon’s Hall
B. T. Tawis
WT. Crosby
Hhs Crosby
C. S. Sutton
WC. Squires
Ann Hurd
Scott
AL Fellows
As Grove
W. Barthuret
W. Flower
CL. Seuses
John. Parks
John
Robert Pierce
OC. Rudson
Barry
Meret SM. Engle
Oo Wenk
George Macknes
Leslie McCanne
Franc Littlefield
Wate
Mie Brown
Kansas City
Prank Brogan
Omaha
Vinna Mist Marsaint Mulvane
Kurtis
Mia Hrogan
Mia Brown
Mies Boru Furman
Mise Nelle Moclintsek
Mies Margret Mulvany
Mire Myrtle Jvrmane
Atlas Bessie Wert
Sin Stoll
Mies Panny Moon
Miss Hanney
Mins Latte Ranney
Jon Aermen
Adrian Shernan
Hurry Videptine
Edward Dennis
Air
Frank Bennett
Mir
Ralph Moore
Ed Kellar
Charlie Bullett
Died Sterniton
Gault
Wile Hamer
Charlie Kivinhans
Charie Adime
Tom Kins
Barry Weaver
Fat Hazlitt Intate
Jon Waters
Alice Perscott
Sme
Chere Killott
Genienis
Giitert Parker
Mark Twain's Recipe for Europe Coffee Variant
A fragmented commentary on coffee making in Europe cites a crude method and promotes Postum as a substitute. It claims coffee alternatives improve stomach and nerve issues and suggests using Postum for ten days as a remedy, touting relief across meals.
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Europe
Winter Visits and Socials Mix In Topeka Notes
A Topeka society round up lists residents planning winter stays and visits. Fortescue plans winter in nia with daughter Mrs. Geo. F. Sharitt hosts during Festival week. Miss Berenice Fuller and Olive Gundry to spend Thanksgiving in El Reno with Mr. Gundry. Miss Josephine Chandler of Boston travels via Topeka to Atchison to visit the Pennells until Christmas, then Topeka visits Misses Myrtle and Ivah Devlin. Mrs. H. C. Linn and daughter Clemmie take winter rooms on Topeka Avenue. Linn visits Burlingame for a month. The Happy Hoppers high school club will open a series of dances tomorrow at Hudson's ball. Mrs. J. A. Eyler of Kansas City visits her uncle J. G. Sumple. John Sargent returns from a ten day Chicago trip.
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Dr. Harding
California
OK. Jameson
Kansas City
Esther Jenness
B. Samyon
Dies
Mer. Buene Hramlett Stott
la van Raoren Street
Iran
James Liney
Gussie
Black
Tenna Short
Fortescue
Califor
Nia
Geo. F. Sharitt
Berenice Fuller
Olive Gundry
el Reno
Oklahoma
Gundry
Josephine Chandler
Boston
Denver
Topeka
Atchixod
Pennell
Diyrtle
Ivah Devin
H.C. Linn
Clemma
Topeka Avenue
Linn
Burlingame
Happy Hoppers
Amorrow
Hudson's Ball
J. A. Eyler
J. G. Sumiple
John Sargent
Chicago
Resignation Fight Ends With Pastor Blakesley Staying
A church vote at the First Congregational to accept Rev Linus Blakesley’s resignation failed as 142 opposed it and supporters urged him to remain. After a brief address Blakesley said he would stay for the church he has served for 27 years amid prayers and a closing hymn.
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Linus Blakestey
First Congregational Church
Blakestey
T. J. Marc Ucted
Harold Cart~ Lige
My. Hinessey
J. Ho
Mr. Foucht
Tai
Blakes
Blakesley
H.C. Howmam
Charles Morton
J. S. Slic
Peter Fishep
HP. Jacquith
George P.rates
Splke
Colurch
Blakesies
Hecrick
Washburn College
Tales of the Gutter and Street Crime in Smoky Row
Reports recount police arrests at the city jail and county jail for intoxication and drunken disorder, with Carrie Purnell and Dude Goggins among those held or escaping. Two women charged with street walking were arrested after police crackdowns led by Chief Steele, later pleading guilty and fined ten dollars each.
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Carrie Purnell
Smoky Row
Aie
Topeka
Steele
Myrtle Bundy
Ville Geay
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Mrs Be Richardson
Mrs Be Richardson died yesterday of cancer at her home 1213 Quincy street The funeral will be Sunday afternoon and the infant daughter of Dr and Mrs C A McGuire was buried today at 2 pm from 1008 Topeka Avenue with interment in Topeka cemetery.
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BE. Hchardson
Quincy Street
Topeka Cemetery
C. A. McGuire
Resigebor
Topeka Avenue
Striking Weavers Win Out at Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports 259 weavers from EBA Bachmunk and Co returning to work after a three week strike for higher wages. Wage grants offered range from 6 to 8 percent, ending a stoppage that displaced about 106 people and left thousands afflicted by catarrh. Trade notices promote Ely Cream Balm with a 10 cent trial, citing testimonials from Joseph Stewart of Brooklyn about relief from catarrh.
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Philadelphia
EBA Bachmunk & Co
Fem Devine
Seavers
ELY Bros
Warren St
City
Ely
Joseph Stewart
Grand Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Men’s Furnishings at Low Prices
A local sale lists men’s undergarments in winter weight and fleece lined designs. Prices range from 25c to $1.50, with wool and cashmere options noted, including fleece lined hose and sanitary wool hose.
North Topeka News Roundup of Local Social Events
In North Topeka at Jimban Pag Gos batore two oret clocks mark a morning tablet sale offering 10 and 15 cent tablets. Mrs Irwin of Parke street visits from her sister Mrs O Brien and Miss Gerta Fisher hosts friends from Rossville. Mr Wim Meads of Mencken travels to Garnett for business and plans return early week. Mrs Clute H Hazethes preaches at North Topeka Christian church on Sunday about The New Day. Socials include Mrs Samuel Dolman and daughter Katherine planning a December trip to Altuqdergut New Mexico for Miss Denison's health and a Kansas Avenue church farewell for Dr Kirkpatrick and family moving to Garnett. Guests at various gatherings include many local residents and family groups.
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Aden
Jimban
Gos Batore
Cromwell & Jeffers
Irwin
Parke Street
O'Brien
Gerta Fisher
Jackson Street
Rossville
Wim. Meads
Mencken
Axiays
Themis Kirkpatrick
Garnett
Clute H. Hazethes
North Topeka
Samuel Dolman
Katherine Dolman
Quincy Street
Altuqdergut
N. M
Denison
Trussell Barber
Kansas
Kansas Avenue
Thos
Arts
Jebel
Sim ‘Taggart
Westerfelt
Shirley Lewis
Ida Stenfield
Ida
Annie’ Henry
Ina Colburn
Nellie Stields
Bessie Henry
Shirley French
Bert Lewis
Children’s lined Kid Mittens in All Sizes on Sale
A local ad offers children’s lined kid mittens in six sizes priced for all tops and bottoms. The copy emphasizes a pale color and reiterates the same item with multiple size options.
Mayor Warwick signs lease for city gas works
Philadelphia November 12 Mayor Warwick today signed the ordinance approving a lease of the city gas works to the United Gas Improvement Co. The deal calls for 1,000,000 dollars yearly rent for two decades and 5,000,000 dollars in upgrades. Opponents cite the plant value around 20,000,000 dollars and filed injunctions via the Citizens Musicians Association and individuals. court actions to determine the lease remain unsettled.
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Philadelphia
Warwick
Fas
United Gas Improvement Company
Cittizens
Common Council
Arrested Again Chamberlain Charged With Defrauding J L Ball Co
Chamberlain was arrested on a warrant for defrauding J L Ball & Co of Chicago of 159.25 dollars. He allegedly ordered wheat, issued checks, and moved funds to cover declines. Bond set at 500 dollars. he previously ran a dice game and a grain exchange. The case remains unsettled. The Temperance Union executive committee meets tonight at headquarters to prepare for the annual convention.
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Tls Marnine
Chamberlain
Kansas Avenue
Teka Grain & Stock Exchange
A. G. Goulgin
Frm
State Temperanes Unron
Evenue
Seventh
Jackson
Tranand
Nion
Market Report Shows Mixed Wheat and Corn Demand
Chicago market snapshot from November 1 notes Wheat opened higher with mixed demand and steady prices in Liverpool, while Northwestern stocks face declines. Corn slows with light demand and easy prices. Provisions rise as pork and lard move higher. cattle and hog receipts and shipments listed, with forecasts of varied futures and wetter winter trends.
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Chicago
Maic
Liverpool Citiex
Northwestern
Bykc
Demtmalc
Seine
Fiettres
Ae & Dertelse
Newt York
Ned & Shade
Amor May
She
Farley
Opeh
Wimo
Mapeh Sino
Rash Northwestern
PIAX
Representative cattle and hog prices from Kansas City market
Kansas City livestock market reports steer and heifer prices at nineteen dollars per hundredweight for some cattle, bulls and hog receipts show varied sales. Notable listings include Texas steers at about four hundred dollars and several native cattle and cows with mixed bids. Market strength noted.
Market report from Topeka and Galveston grain and cotton trade
Newscopy shows commodity trends with wheat oats rye and hay values at Kansas City market and sugar coffee and cotton notes from Galveston. Notes indicate mixed prices firm to active ranges and daily receipts of wheat. Furnished by W A Michael Co brokers in grain provisions and stocks in Topeka and St Louis.
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Kansas City
Kasets City
Hay—Actiow
Ann Jaley
W. A. Michael Commission Co
Weat Sixth Ave
Topeka
West Bixth Ave
December Wheat Markets Brace for Lower Prices
New York reports foreigners selling in December wheat while Chicago notes parties locking in December wheat near May prices. Markets in Minneapolis, Chicago, and other hubs show mixed activity with some unchanged quotes and tentative demand, signaling cautious near term trends for winter wheat.
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New York
Minneapolis
Chicago
Edilie
Bgbeeheim
Biswarck
Willistons
Minnesota
Haid
Ctilenke
Sawtad
Kulans City
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