Thanksgiving Offering Change For Union Services
Union Thanksgiving offering moved to local churches due to small attendance at union services. Emerson to preach the Thanksgiving sermon at First Presbyterian. revival meetings continue at the church with Rev. Emerson and Rev. W. H. Kearns bringing scripts and sermons. Contributions will be collected in banks and public places Sunday through Thursday, aiming to boost local charity support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhwae
Union
First Presbyterian Church
F. Ww. Emerson
General Assembly
W. H. Kearns
Heatrice
My. Kearns
Get
Bern
Roth
Waelf
C.H. Coultes
Cuicago
Kearns
Rendus
Caultes
Church Notes Mix of Services Across City Churches
A garbled church notes roundup lists multiple sermons and schedules. Rev Marsh, Rev Sie, and others preach at various times on Sunday and during weeknights. Topics include faith, prosperity, and Sunday school. services span United, Presbyterian, Baptist, and Episcopal congregations across avenues and streets.
Church services and sermons announced for tomorrow
The article notes morning and evening services at multiple churches. Rev. T J Pearson is away, with Warren Mooney to lead morning and Mr Adams evening at the Cony House church. The Church of the Geek Shepherd holds Sunday school at 3 PM and a prayer service with a sermon at 7 90 PM. The pastor is H Hutchinson with the sermon series on Life and Knowledge of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Beaune
Upper
Kai Avenue
Kannis Avenue
Ateetine
Binoy Staples
Cumberland Pretyteriss
West Street
Marsh Sauce
Sars
Wyirat Chitin
Chetst
Fipe
Hfiintoon
Bubivet
Serra Peer
Sire United
Terabyterian
En Fe
Bieitratan
Ter Haig Strangers
Sahnits
Chelan
Comnar Phird
Lake Streets
Wb Arm
Reese
Sheran Chutch
Carace
Fifth
Flarrinon
Ith
Anal TV
Toratha
Eorwarit
Sereios Luvine Selenea
Nor
Christian Church
Topeka
Kasens
Neered
Brahe
Siadred
Orgep Soenet
Westsinweer Presbyterian Ghrp
Henteen
College Ave
Cornea
Heornplas
Pitta
Ieee
D'Pty
Dau
Redt
Chretien
Giseveree
Moraine
Chrinunioen
Ateeican Itaptist
Quincy
Hev
G. DD. Tar — Breach Ep m: Sunday Echo At 329 €. A7 0. BE Society
Unity Church
Tivesorsh Conaros
Wala
New Kingdom
Tours
Frank H Wostert
Byron
Ger
Grace
Bi Beni Ie
Franks
Jae Tae
Maurier J. Ae Beau
Saran
Laurent and
Quin Ech
Ess
Ganon
Dee
Cat
Anova
Westmingr
Ortan Church
Ch - Sons
H. Hutchinson
Christ
Christiang
Church of the Geek Shepherd
T. J. Pearson
Warren Mooney
Cony House
Mr. Adams
Eruptions Tied to Humors and Digestive Health
The article argues that eczema and skin eruptions stem from humors inherited or caused by poor digestion. It warns against drying medicines and recommends aiding the body to discharge humors and strengthen its defenses to prevent recurrence. Affected areas include face, back, and body skin without graphic detail.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure and Treatment
An old advertisement urges readers to avoid delay and buy Hood's Sarsaparilla now claiming it cures and improves health. The copy stresses prompt treatment and immediate purchase for best results.
Sunday religious services and meeting notices
An OCR fragment lists church events and services across multiple venues. It mentions Sun day services at various churches, including Fourteenth and Van Buren, 190 Glock, and 182 Buchanan. It notes a Ward quarterly meeting, preaching arrangements, and Sunday School sessions at different times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlay Ecliiels
Sim P. m
Chaireh
van Buren Menyrea
Ewart Teat Teague
Plate Avondala Bunday School
Fae Ittearmen
Lefuraua
Sousa
Puthgran Ehuneh
Furth
Tyler
Glock
Church
Buchanan Carey
Bun Amy
Mills Adulterating Corn Meal With Flour
A northern milling publication reports mills mix wheat flour into corn meal amid corn shortages. Prices favor corn meal, while a wheat flour adulteration law exists to curb corn to meal deceit. The piece warns of widespread cheating and questions enforcement by millers.
Mystery Washburn Circus Tickets Stun Faculty
Professors Ellie and Cartwright organize a secret campus event at Washburn College. Tickets issued by Prof F B Ellin and Prof Cartwright come with cuff invitations, addressed to invited faculty and a few outsiders, guiding guests to a yet unknown show ground at 8 15 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellie and
Cartwright
Washburn Paculty
Sore-Paw
Sold Bros Circus
F. B. Ellin
Prof. Cartwright
Washburn Vollege
Matey
Ellis
Tin Mall
Adhesson
Washburn
Billis
Convention Hall chrysanthemum triumph at Kansas City show
A white chrysanthemum named Convention Hall from Nathan Smith & Son Adrian Mick won praise at the Kansas City flower show. Competing blooms from Vaughan Seed Company Chicago and William Schray St. Louis highlighted a standout display, with a large assortment of colors and varieties on view as the show runs through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Convention Hall
Nathan Smith & Son
Adrian
Mick
Express
Vaughan
Chicago
William Schray
St. Louis
Mino
Honor for Col Harrison as inspector general
The Masons of Topeka and surrounding towns hosted an informal reception at Masonic quarters to honor Col T W Harrison on his appointment as inspector general of the Scottish Rite for Easting. Harrison thanked the Masons as Stebbers's orchestra played in the main badge room and another group performed in the smaller room. A lunch was served in the dining rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Topeka
Col
T. W. Harrison
Masonic Qcaariers
Wearnie
Hareon Par
Harrison
Stebbers
Guessing Contest at Convention Hall Faces Court Challenge
Kansas City, Nov. 22 A lawsuit threatens to stop Convention Hall directors from awarding prizes in the guessing contest. Contestants who guessed nearest the total Ohio governor vote seek to base the prizes on the overall state tally rather than the governor race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kansas City
Mt Olio
Thanksgiving Linen Sale at Costley and Post
North Topeka news notes shoppers economy at Costley and Post with Thanksgiving linen sale and money-saving table linens. Local residents Meriden and Silver Lake visitors noted along with church events, club meetings, and a talk by W G Brooks on parenting at E Street Baptist Church.
Mrs Frisbie Sues For Divorce In District Court
Martha E Prisbie sues Charles W Frisbie in district court for divorce on grounds of abuse and intemperance. They wed in Belmontry in 1598 and have two children. She asks the Santa Fe railroad to withhold wages pending alimony decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha E. Prisbie
District Court
Charles W. Frisbie
Electric Bitters and Health Claims Advert blowout
Though fragmentary, the text markets Electric Bitters as a tonic to strengthen digestion nerves and kidneys. It emphasizes vitality against weakness and sickness. The ad mentions a Morrison’s Monday sale with nickel clocks priced at five cents.
Seventeen of twenty one named to Louisiana Purchase Board
Seventeen of the twenty one women will serve on the board of lady managers for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Four members are to be appointed at the next commission meeting. The current list includes Helen M. Gould and Emily Warren Roebling among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Nations Commission
Helen M. Gould
New York City
James L. Blair
LD. Frost
Winona
Minn
John M. Holcombe
Hartford
Conn
Atchison
Kan
Willian H. Coleman
Indianapolis
Mr. de Young
San Francisco
Margaret P. Daly
Anaconda
Mont
Finis P. Ernest
Denver
Colo
Wellington Aims for First Ballot in District Nomination
Ellsworth’s E W Wellington discusses the Sixth district congressional race with a State Journal reporter. He states he can be nominated on the first ballot if Osborne county supports him, plans a rapid convention, and expects to split counties among Reeder White and himself while noting Reeders weakness and Maitland influence. Wellington favors an early convention to boost campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeder Wenten
E. W. Wellington
Ellsworth
State Journal
Wellington
Bestor G. Brown
Wicklow
Fort Cork
Mr. Welington
Reader
Osborne County
Mr. Wellington
Heeder
Mitchell County
Phillips County
Hayes White
Jewell
Coun~ise
Reeder
Smith County
Osborne
Treeder
Slesma
Brubaker Brothers Hog Theft Case Advances
John Brubaker of the Brubaker Brothers faces district court on hog theft charges after Nick Chiles signs as bondsman. Chiles agrees to forfeit 3500 if Brubaker fails to appear for final district court proceedings. Thanksgiving sale by Cathedral Guild at Robinson and Marshall on November 26 and 27 features mince pies and fruit cake. Also notice of trimmed hat and ell items near National store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hreolesae
Brubaker
John Brubaker
Cathedral Gulla
Robinson & Marshall's
Local notes on rent rooms and sports results
Desirable rooms for rent at 8093 Kansas avenue are listed. The Clay school football team beat Harrison S to 4 this morning. Light Weight team from the High school defeated Grant school. Governor Stanley issued a requisition for Ed White, jailed in Joplin, Mo, on larceny charges from Guinea. General Superintendent C. F. Resse gale will return from a southern Kansas inspection trip. Mia Plowman plans California winter travel with her son’s manager Harvey. Andrew Baird works on Goodland M. C. A. organization. Kansas Monday football fans watch Kansas Texas game in Lawrence. De Ottawa Has kell game attended yesterday. A section foreman Mooney was killed near DeSoto after collision with Santa Fe train No. 6. Ina B. Crist was granted a divorce from Wm. D. Crist for abandonment and non-support. Habeas corpus in Jack Williams case moves forward in supreme court. Local YMCA to host annual Thanksgiving dinner. Guy Bartlett, 11, of 899 North Tyler, missing since Nov 13. brown eyes, black hair, two front teeth out. A. A. Hurd notes a lemon crop joke. a giant lemon weighs three pounds. John Burkhart home fire incident. cradle empty, stove burned roof before firefighters stopped it. House owned by Burkhart family.
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Kansas Avenue
Clay
Harrison
H. A. Mudge
Santa Ie Trea
Grant
Stanley
Ed White
Guiena
Joplin
C. F. Ressegale
Tule
Mia Plowman
Topeka
California
Harvey
Lawrence
Mooney
Kansas City
Eessiark
Santa Fe
Ina B. Crist
Hazen
Association
Guy Bartlett
A. W. Bartlett
North
Tyler Street
A. A. Hurd
Santa Po
Hee
Jamon
Jemon
Hurd
John Burkhart
Russia
Ihastove
No. 1 Department
Burkhart
Santa Fe Land Improvement receives charter approval
A charter was granted this afternoon to the Santa Fe Land Improvement company to acquire land and build locomotives with a capital stock of 10000. The company may maintain offices in Topeka and Los Angeles, with officers listed as President H U Mudge Vice President W B Jansen Secretary Wilder Auditor L Lauek.
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Santa Fe Land Improvement Company
Topeka
Los Angeles
HU. Mudge
W. B. Jansen
Wilder
L. Lauek
Zante Pe
The Fifth Avenue Hotel in Topeka Ad
A up-to-date hotel advertisement touts The Fifth Avenue as popular in the state, owned by A T Pigg. It claims first class accommodations with Turkish vapor massage and baths, barber shop, family rates, and a welcoming note for travelers seeking a central stay in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
A. T. Pigg
Crystal Sodika's Laundry Ad Promises Pure Water System
An old style advertisement proclaims the largest water fueling and puritying system in the state at Piret Laundry in Stett Introduss, claiming elimination of injurious odors in laundering. It touts direct recess Domestic Finish and offers delivery wagons for service.
Weather forecast notes warm night and cooler Sunday
The today forecast predicts a warm night with a drop by Sunday as temperatures fall. Early morning readings show a low around 28 degrees with light winds and a slight breeze throughout the day.
Real Estate Transfers in Topeka and Nearby Areas
Topeka Tron Co transfers a tot 26 and 2 dollars to Christian Rupp at Gordon Place. Bowman and wife convey to Fl. aromiey F700, part of Seventeenth street, Keith's addition, mid southeast quarter. Maury B. Hurdle transfers to John reece tend 0, L. Learned and wife to Kim K. for 2000, 50 feet of lots A-A2 and A and 6, Madison Street, Crama addition. Morrison's reports nickel clocks moved Monday for 125 dollars, near Na Bonal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Tron Co
Christian Rupp
Gordon Place
Co. Bowman
Fl.aromiey
Seventeenth
Keith
Maury B. Hurdle
John Reece
Wite
Kimi K
Madison Street
Crama
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Emerson
Ladies’ Missionary Society
3. Anderson
Mies Wark
Elon
Sivan
Lutheras Church
West Hide Heading Club
AB. An
Woodlawn Avenues
Mrn
First Methodist Church
Madina” Roche
FIRST
Gandy Ss
Porcine Mieinhans
Church Notes
Cmme
Hood
Adrian, Mick
Col. Harrison
Manons
North Topeka
Kim Adhe
Kanne
Jarnon
C.D
Meriden
J. M. Lydie
North Side
Martha Conwell
Menoten
Costley & Post
Litte
E. W. Jett
Bud Cope
Emporia
W. G. Brooks
E* Street Baptist Church
James Sheldon
Sheldon
San
Henry Daub
Central Avenue
Toneka
Faverside
The
Christ In Church
A.M. Petro
Kelsey
van Buren Street
Quincy Street
Robert Caldwell
W. H. Caldwell
North Central Avenue
Oklahom
W. D. Lacey
Jackson Street
B. Kistler Ax
Kansas Ave.m-M
Charles Steinberger
Peter Stewart
Hoyt
Topenn
Stewart
Steinberger
Wa-Keen
le A. Ryder
Hyder
G. C. Bowman
Lou Dell McMonter
Rollin Nichols
Jeannette Wolcott
Harry Guthrie
Stevens
Jenkins
Mian
Gladys Jenkins
Winnie Williams
Lily Davis
Lily Holmes
Mra
Joe Davis
Jerome Colvin
Clara Vail
James Anderson
Mea. Gabriel
Gilman
Ballard
Mra Douglas
Mre Harries
Hewitt
Miewes Florence
Phoebe Page
Sarah Anderson
Ruby Davis
Ethel Sheldon
Professor Davis
Vibe
Mma
Prion
Hod Arnold
Morrison
Orchard Place
Douthitt
State House
Grimes G Rohrer
Central National Bank
World's Fair Commission
Congress
Nick Chiles
Kansas Ave
Marshall
Sodeka
Piret
Alr
Morrison's
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