Beal on the Road for Kansas Exposition Support
G Peal, chairman of the auxiliary board of wars and means of the Kansas Semi Centennial Exposition company, plans a national road tour to rally stockholders support. He will visit Topeka and other towns including Wa Renesen, Gries, Clay, Republi, Stalth, Phillins and Tet, meeting legislators and commercial clubs to promote the project, with a stop planned around January 15.
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Kansas
Gries
Clay
Stalth
Phillins
Eth
Willard Not Called in Bank Case Trial Delayed
Testimony of Frank Willard not yet taken by prosecution in the Frank Grimes case. Willard expected to appear in court as discussions with Ferry Doran and J G Waters continue to schedule examination of the ex cashier of Merchants Bank. Details of timing to be fixed after a conference in Topeka. Footnote quotes on time and footprints conclude the fragment.
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Frank Willard
Frank Grimes
Mr. Willard
Willard
T. Doran
Darse
Topeka
Ferry
Doran
J. G. Waters
Whlard
Merchants Bank
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Instant Relief and Cure
A stream of testimonials extols the Pyramid Pile Cure for piles of all forms. Patients report rapid relief from itching and pain after two applications and claim complete cures, touting avoidance of surgery.
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Arohis Birkett
Ionia, Mich
Ewan
Alamhainia
Salvea
Brutebird
Alwara
Changes Wanted in Kansas Education Plan and Tax Reform
Frank Nelson state superintendent outlines aims to enforce compulsory attendance with truancy officers and monthly teacher reports. Proposes reforming school taxation for fair district funding, plus a mutual training department and labor education at reform school. Seeks uniformity and better books to raise educational quality statewide.
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Frank Nelson
Dirk Nelson
John MacDonald
The
Western School Journal
J. C. Short
Saline County
L.r Jl. Hansen
Cottey County
A. B. Carney
Concomia
Kansas
ANB
Nelson
Binmouth
State Board of Charities
Essaciatim
Reform School
Imbor
Tras
Angwest
Committee On Legislation
Leon
Tate
Great Medicine Ad Claims Cure For Various Ailments
An old wartime advertisement touts Great Medicine as a universal remedy for stomach issues diarrhea and fevers. It asserts cures and recommends the product be sold by druggists with a growler-like container and hand-made accessories mentioned in the mock testimonial.
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Puteaw
Ark
Sunday Church Services and Lectures Summary
Local church notices list multiple services across denominations on Sunday and the coming weeks. Topics include Ancient Wisdom, Christ science lectures, church lectures, temperance talks, and parish activities. Denominations mentioned include Presbyterian, Methodist, Episcopal, and Apostolic sections with times from morning to evening and Sunday schools.
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Ae Curner Huntevn
Polk ‘Services
Amd
G. Ewing
Chicag
Crawfora Oneca House
Chetan
Jesus Christ
St. John
Fifamand
Wea Sunda
Orang
Palestine
Tabor, Mount
Benti Ludew
Sea of Gulties
Irs
Penh
Rai
Apostolic
Martial Fj
Washburn Pallese
Takiand
Chastias eNweuh
Comer
Tanke Witeets
Fel Stallune
Korth Topeka
Ohuren
Garner
Eurent
Harrison Street
W. Hutshingon
Fursakiy
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Corzie
Ihe Rastyr
Fev
Acclin
Syste
Iiltton
Geuld
Blo
Cand Unite Presbyterian Church
Bennett
Twelfth Street
P Drdunes White
Arkansas
Poti Bund Park
Bundiy
Sentral Consternational
Fe Vance
Ranindy
Sracghing
Iho
Christ
Juckoaa
Pilan
Gnd
Emurent
Quince
Popeemisete Ee Sunday School
Canut Bywater
Conan
St Simon's
Weaturn Avenue
Sovanth
Sunder School
Seilary
Mtoe
Sunvay
Inca
State Butter Makers Meet In Topeka In January
The Kansas State Dairy association to hold its annual convention in Topeka January 7 to 17. Sessions in horticultural hall will involve dairy arts, creamery and cheese topics with 400 to 500 visitors expected. Speakers include Secretary of Agriculture Wilson and ex Governor Hart of Wisconsin. W. F. Jenson presides. T. A. Borman secretary. Also note state boards and poultry shows and homeseekers excursions via Santa Fe Route with 21 day ticket limit.
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Kansas State Dairy Association
Topeka
State House
Wilson
Hart
Wisconsin
Otter
W. F. Jenson
Thin City
T. A. Borman
White City
Kansas
Kansas State Foultry Association
Chinese minister cites Chinese rulers plea for gentler stance
Wu Ting Fang relays Washington view on China crisis. Imperial government seeks leniency toward leaders, while aides push for harsher penalties for officials tied to outrages. Washington deliberates punishment scope and Conger’s role amid Russian and French mediation efforts.
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McKinlay
New York
Wu ‘Ting Fang
Washington
China
Tam
Phey
Tung Fuh Siang
Tung Fuh
Conger
Hay
Panic in a College Fire at Cottey College Nevada Mo
Fire tore through the fourth story of Cottey College the Methodist institution for women in Nevada Missouri. Miss Vesta Harding a student discovered the blaze and excitement lasted over half an hour as teachers and pupils fled alarmed. Firemen aided by citizens extinguished the flames at a loss of several hundred dollars.
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Cottey
Nevada
Cottey College
Methodist Institution For Women
Vesta Harding
Indians and Pennsylvanians Clash on Franklin Field Grid
On November 17 at Franklin Field Philadelphia the Carlisle Indians faced Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania won the toss and chose the east goal. A hurting wind favored Pennsylvania as Wheelock kicked a 20 yard har and Potter caught seven. Gardiner tackled the Indians near the 15 yard line as the ball moved slowly. The Indians broke through late first half with a spirited drive.
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Philadelphia
Carlisle Indians
Pennsylvania
Franklin
Wheelock
Potter
Indians
Steeany
Edvan Firat
Pennsyne Indians
Beebe Case Highlighted in Colorado Hearing Details
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Beebe and a court process involving payment and an installment. The text hints at a legal or administrative proceeding in Colorado with Beebe as a key party, but specifics are unclear due to the damaged source.
Fragmented OCR poem fragment about grammar lessons
A garbled OCR fragment describes a bald teacher and boys in a grammar lesson. It mentions cows and horses, references a shed or field, and questions manners with a nod to understanding and patience. The text is incomplete and contains errors, but centers on classroom dialogue.
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Bald
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State Educational Committee
State Dairy Association
Tckete Te Pointe
Arizona
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Oklahomea
Texas
Kimball
Kimball Instruments
W. W. Kimball CO
the Avenue
T. P. Culley
John E. Lord
Tore Wotla
Stanley
Chicago
Conreseman
Reeders
Disio EM. Moses
Great Bend
Charles S. Landis
H. M. Cottrell
Manhattan
Brunton
London
Scott
Puck
K. Kihlberg
Topeka Mineral Wells
Tele
Harrison St
Britain
Phi Hays
United States
Momae
Owl
Adios
Fang
Tentoang Bay
Vierdaae
Coisas Avenue
Topekasas Avenue
Dement
Eaton Aintciy
Inaividusl
Enly Schant
Kansas Ave
Anna E. Canan
W. S. Bergundthal
West Seventh Street
Gale St
Sime
Oakland
HENRY
Colorado
Morriwse
TEL
Mary N. Osborne
South Kansas Ave
J. E. Littlefield
West Street
Topeka, Kens
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