Gifts For All At Topeka Cash Store
Local retailer Topeka Cash boasts the cheapest prices in town for a wide holiday selection. Emphasizing low margins on gifts, shoes, dress goods, and more, the ad invites shoppers to browse and buy now. Features golf capes at half price.
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Gould
Hudell
Paomous
Whittemoore
Néewally
Topeka
Our & Co
Partamoush
Weil Solu
Weil Banke
Butter and skim milk disputes headline Kansas creamery meeting
The Topeka Cash Dry Goods Company hosts a Kansas dairy gathering at Representative Mall. Creamery men debate skim milk use for hog feed, pooling tests for milk quality, and central butter markets. Prominent attendees include J. H. Mourad, KR Kimball, BP, J. F. Dexter. officers listed across seven districts.
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Kansas Dairs
Representative Mall
Kaneia
Ap Paniliville
T. G. Matthews
Wischester
Cobura
A. W. Orner
Vorguson
Matthews
Wincheater
Dalay
WeVer
Kansas City
Thia
Abovs
J. H. Mourad
Raneus
Nations
Dalrymdo
KR Kimball
Kansas City, Ct
Chicaxa
J F. Dexter
Merchants’ Dispatch Transportation Company
Chicago
D. B Nivssey
Amiens
Vics
Jozhos Wheeler
Noafionville
Moundri
J. L. Joffman
A.G. Eythe
Enterprise
Washburn Hosts Emporia In Seventh Gridiron Meeting
Tomorrow Washburn faces Emporia in a decisive football clash on the Washburn grounds. The two teams renew a long rivalry with both sides boasting strong backs and solid lines. Supporters from Emporia are en route, while local fans anticipate a hard fought game under the autumn sky.
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College of Ent Poria
Washburn Grounds
College of Exaporia Éievte
Heilelinger, Meetung
Pull King
Etoporia
Einuporin
Baker Sleven
Wall
Breck
Hughes
Uimwotive
Gould
Tale
Secrest
Dremning
Atchison
Newell
Stahl
Onde
Axtella Magaw
Brockett
AA. McMurray
K. U
Parington
Harvard
the Whale
Fee
Weil
Baek Wa Lig
Possi Ee
Emporia
Weadburn
Civic Federation Aimed at Better City Governance in Topeka
George D. Hale advocates Civic Federation to unite citizen opinion for clean government. He cites national talks on good city government, European precedents, and a Kansas City example, arguing politics must be kept out of municipal affairs. Hale notes Topeka’s current strong yet improvable city governance and urges active civic duty.
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Philadelphia
Kansas City
Library of Our State Historical Society
Civic Federation
Movement For Civic Federation
Topeka
Annatex
Gme
Berlin
Edward P. Elliott
Sol Smith Russells
Cincinna Enquirer
Washburn College
Prescott & Co
Hare
West Eighth Strest
Ten Horses Burned In Green Kale Barn Fire Incendiary Suspected
A blaze at Green and Kale near Laurent Street and Kansas Avenue killed ten horses from suffocation. The hay filled loft and hay chutes allowed smoke to reach all mangers, trapping the animals before firefighters could reach them. Officials suspect arson. the barn building survived while the adjacent store and shed suffered minor damage. Losses include around $60 per horse and insured totals.
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Tireen & Kale
Laurent Atreut
Kansas Avenue
Seuny
Otsen
Green & Kale
Sidewalks on Kansas Avenue to be repaired at once
The city announces immediate repairs to sidewalks on Kansas Avenue in Topeka. Most property owners plan to build new walks rather than repair existing ones, with only John Fiery objecting strongly. New walks will line the west side south of Fifth, while other sections will be patched to make the avenue presentable.
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Kaneus Avenue
Kannas Avenue
Topeka
Kansas Avenue
John Fiery
Fourth Street
Fiery
Fifth
Frank Durein
Kanene Avenue
Local Topeka Trade Names List Fragment
A fragmented OCR item lists names Henry Ogden Topeka Emus Snyder Shawnee county Margaret Bontrager and Reuben Cosad with scattered phrases about buying a wagon, steam lamps, and a business address at West 114 and 2nd Street, Peerless Stam.
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Henry
Ogden
Topeka
Emus M. Snyder
Tope
Reuben A. Cosad
Shawnee Co
Magaret L. Bontrager
Tornis
Peerless
Bridge Repair Delays Plague Kansas Avenue Route
The Kansas avenue bridge grows worse daily as calls pour in for repairs. Swanson's contract to fix the bridge, given 80 days, has not progressed though lumber delays loom. The street commissioner keeps the bridge passable while Swanson says he will proceed without city supervision to finish the work.
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Kansas Avenue
Swanson
Thia
Searly
le Bony
Official Returns Detail Early District Election Totals
Official returns from the First Second and Sixth districts show vote tallies for candidates including Broderick Miller Baker and others with their respective majorities. In the First district Broderick 10203 Fusionist 15844 Stone 895 total 83452 Broderick plurality 3559. In the Senate race Miller 22736 Dem 4780 Hopking 0 total 42207 Miller plurality 3952. Sixth district Baker 16585 Hills 16301 Heerd 2043 Baker plurality 194. Tax receipts show $75000 in county treasury since November 1 with 734 settlements including 87 country and 447 farm property.
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Secretary of State
Broderick
Solomon
Stone
Miller
Ard
Meare
Dem
Hopking
Oryaes
Baker
Hills
Heerd
Del
Brawer
Guy
Chawneée Co
The New Sewer Payment Standoff in City District 17
The completed sewer in district 17 cannot be paid for until a city engineer or a special engineer makes official estimates. Mayor and council delays risk legal complications with contractor Mr Holcraft while Engell and Col Stacey are noted for involvement and reseating rumors.
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District 17
Holorafe
Holcraft
Engell
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