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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1900
Page
7
Readable text shows a damaged medical ad claiming rapid relief for sprains and swellings with unspecified products and prices. The fragment mentions pain balm and sale by a vendor but exact names and terms are unreadable.
Committees appointed to manage details for a legislative banquet in Santa Fe with Kansas Exposition boosters pledging backing. Major Anderson proposes a winter event at the Auditorium for about 400 guests, with John E. Prost steering the effort and P. J. Bonebrake reporting on expenditures and funding. The Senate chamber reserved for next federal court sitting. various committees prepare bills and funding to support the Exposition and road legislation.
North Topeka community ads promote Friday and Saturday sales at Towner’s and Cortley & Post while reporting on residents. Anna Kistler plans East Lake City residence. Petro-Johnston wedding unites Mary Petro and John Johnston with a formal reception and gifts. Local events include dances, sermons, readings by Kansas Roots performer Mise Malenn, and a house party at the Johnston home in Holman’s addition.
A Crawford audience enjoyed Hoyt's farces last night with standout turns by Janes R. McCann as Maverick Brander and W. H. Bray as the Texas Congressman. Florence Rossland drew mixed praise in the feminine lead, while Shirley E Lewis from Topeka sang in the quartet and played a government secretary role in the ensemble.
On Tuesdays in November and February, fair tickets to the pulpit are offered at 23 dollars one way and 40 dollars for a sound trip. A dubious ad promotes a throat remedy claiming fast cure and universal doctor endorsement, with children and mothers backing its use. available at drug stores.
In Topeka and Colorado Springs a fraudulent color flyer circulates claiming bargains and routes with a list of names and locations. Madelie Crawford is advertised for tonight at the Auditorium along with other counterfeit sellers, urging purchases of counterfeit goods.
County Attorney Jetmore said he would take over the complaints dated yesterday. The criminal docket in the district court will be prepared this week, after which he may pursue warrants and complaints. Cases are not expected to be tried until the January term.
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