Untitled local notices and sport snippets mix in town page
Fragmented OCR reads like a local page with teens sports at North Jat Towball, a high school match, a church festival at First Swedish Lutheran, and scattered notices about committees, fines, and a court hearing. Names, places, and dates are garbled but point to community events and petty legal actions.
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Tessie
Ratty
Auatiurtiias
Tommerman
Harun
Hich
Paris
Thuredey and
Sventugs
Latera
Tivineiney
Topeka
Banke
Perla
Louis Raahswell
Hive Bern
Eve Besa
Becretiey
Aeriowinee
Cabure
Ems
Mission Township
Peweures
Iericih
Harve Wheeler
Harke
Thayr Court
Wheetler
Places In Sight Applications For Yet Created Offices
Verne Martin former Missouri Pi elo engineer at Council Grove now President of Fort Scott quits running an engine due to defective eyesight and seeks a seat on a state railroad commissioners board to be created by a coming legislature alien of Fort Lent a brakeman of Memphis is also a candidate for a position this prompt calls for.
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Verne Martin
Council Grove
Fort Scott
State Board of Rairoad Commissioners
Fort Lent
Memphia
Gandiaate
Gold From Mexico And The Treasure Of Ore
A garbled report describes Mexican ore and bullion valued at about forty dollars per ton, with ore from Magat fan and Aitata cited. It mentions curseca delivering several tons of rich ore to be smelted and hints at a substantial value carried by the material.
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Mexico
Doris Jextoma Sore
Magatfan
Aitata
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Promoted for Croup Relief
A vintage ad urges parents to keep Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral in the home for a child’s croup. It advises giving a dose at the first signs of a hollow barking cough and promises relief, stressing the product as a preventive household staple.
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Agai
Ayer
Two Iwo Men Tried to Kill Family in Home Fire
In Scofield Utah on November 2 Richard Smith, a coal miner, beat his wife and struck a three month old child, fracturing skull and threatening both twins. He set fire to bed clothes while neighbors arrived and police restrained further harm. State reference filed against him as two men had been drinking.
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Iwo
Scofield
Utah
Richard Smith
Biat
Jeter
Smith
Si Tehuly
Tha Childee
Ana
Drisiinir
Real Estate Transfers in Richland and Nearby Areas
Edward Welling transfers half interest in city lots in Pry and Kungles addition Richland. Eunice Capron to Peter Gayhart includes lots 12 and 25 Twenty-second Street South Park addition. Thomason and husband to Garrett Burton transfers property at 216 Aft 48 Kansas Avenue. Hale Holes and wife sell to Howard Holton for 1 dollar, southwest quarter. Mulvane and wife to Ela A transfer of part northeast quarter 6. Cheshire National Bank to city deeds for tract on north and Buchanan streets for 1 dollar. Tax deed to Ht A Richards at 239 Morris Avenue West Park addition. The Bot Band and Investment Company to W. E. Pagan for 230 dollars, part lot 7, a-116.
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Edward
Welling
Elmer BE
Pry and
Kungles
Richland
Eunice M. Capron
Peter Gayhart
Twenty-second Street
South Park
Hilla A. ‘Fhomisson
Garrett G. Burton
Kansas Avenue
Hitchie's
Adthom Hale Holes
Howard M. Holton
KK Mulvane
Ela A
Cheshire National Bank
Buchanan Streets
A Richards
Morris Avenus
Weat Park
Bot Band and Inventment Company
W. E Pagan
Mistake clears gambling case at Thompson’s place
Gambling charges against Mike Thompson and two men arrested at 712 Esnes Avenue were dismissed in police court after Chief Sant. Thompson was later arrested again on gambling, larceny, and Sunday ordinance violations. his appearance bond was set for December 7. Other arrestees used fictitious names and failed to appear. bonds were returned and warrants planned.
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Mike ‘Thompson
Mike 'Thompson
Esneas Avenue
Hoon
Sant
Stahl
Mike Thepeen
Thompson
Mike
Warranta
Mads Qiaingt
Judge Sanborn Named To Represent U.S. Court Of Appeals
Davis funeral services are noted as India Sanborn is designated to travel from St Louis to attend. An opening for the United States circuit court of appeals is described with reference to the towers of Davis. The text blends unrelated fragments about grain markets and Oklahoma gains, making exact details unclear.
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Sanborn
U.S. Court of Appeals
Davis
St. Louis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Nat Goodwin’s Comedy Pleases Topeka Crowd Tonight
Nat Goodwin's company presents wholesome comedy in Topeka with James Neill as Beresford Cruger and Edith Chapman as Beatrice Carew. The play An American Citizen by Made Une Lucette Ryley delights audiences with mistaken renunciations, love, and a happy ending. The staging, costumes, and performances draw hearty applause as the troupe concludes its Topeka engagement.
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Topeka
Nat Goodwin
James Neill
Beresford Cruger
Frank Cassels
Edith Chapman
Indythe
Beatrice Carew
Frank MacVicors
Mrevtry
Lucette Ryley
Zaza
New York
Georgia Chapin
Cruger
Carew
London
Beresford Carew
Chack
Alee
Buddhist nun Slater Sanghamitta arrives in San Francisco
The Buddhist nun Slater Sanghamitta arrives from Honolulu to address the Maha Bodhi society and promote true Buddhist teachings. Born in Texas and once Countess De Cannavaro, she left a Portuguese diplomat husband and elderly son, entered the New York Buddhist sisterhood in 1897, and vows lifelong missionary work.
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San Francisco
Slater Sanghamitta
Honolulu
Maha Bodhi Society
Sanghamitta
Countess de Cannavaro
Portugal
Hawaiian Islands
Texas
California
Buddhist Sisterhood
New York
National Good Roads Association backs Kansas celebration
Resolutions endorse the Kansas Semi Centennial Exposition in 1904. They commend the state for its historic role in the nation and pledge support, noting Kansas admission to the union and its ties to the Civil War era.
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National Good Roads Association
Kansas
Union
Sofa
WAS WITH THE BOERS Kansas Man Returns From South Africa
Lawrence a Kansas man John Witams returned home after a year’s service in the Boer army. He traveled with Exnest, a former Tyrens Ucth Kansas volunteer. Witams says the service was unrestrained and the Boers have plenty of money and provisions. He forecasts the war lasting at least another year and notes foreigners were paid and given portage to New York on leaving.
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Kansas
South Africa
Lawrence
John Witams
Teddy
Thoer Anny
Wil
Ams
Crise
Tyrens Ucth Kansas Volunteer Regiment
Wilama
Wilkans
Portntion
New York
Cribs
Semuainad
Colored Masons Plan Ninth Annual Conclave and Banquet
The Missouri Valley Colored Knights Templar will hold its ninth annual conclave tomorrow in this city. A 2:30 street parade and 3:00 informal reception precede a 5:00 banquet at 615 Kumlas Avenue. A 550 prize drill follows in the Auditorium with delegates from multiple commands across Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and Iowa attending.
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Missouri Valley Colored Knights Templar Association
Ute 4
Jackson
Uvolock
Kunmas Avenue
Roures
Cyrene Commandery
Topeka
Trene Commandery
Omaha
Neb
Northwest Commandery
Bt. J Mo
Passion Crete
Leavenworth
Royal Path
Kansas City
Kan
Par West
Sid Emanuel
St Louis
Antioch No
Fort Scott
Where Was His Home Much Depends on the Answer in the Case of W L Winans
London court weighs whether the late Walter Winans formerly of Hallimore Maryland died as a domiciled British resident in 1897. The crown seeks £2000 legacy duty on a sum willed to Ellen Delerue, with estates and lavish expenditures cited as proof of settlement in Britain. Walter Winans testifies his father always viewed Baltimore as home.
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W. L. Winans
London
Noy
Thresent
Wit Te Winans
Hallimore
Great Britain
Ellen Delerue
Mrr
Winges
Foslilons
Bir Winkne
Lord Lovat
Walter Winans
Baltimore
Soldier's Romance Ended Divorce in San Francisco
Marie EB Pauijkner, wife of Dr Coryell Faulkner of Topeka, secured a divorce in San Francisco. Pauijkner, youngest Auten Washburn Orphans' home resident and former Kansas state board of charities member, had been superintendent of the Soldiers' Orphans' home at Atchison. Faulkner, hospital steward of the Twentieth Kansas, married in San Francisco, left Topeka for Minneapolis shortly after.
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Marie EB. Pauijkner
Coryell Faulkner
Topeka
San Francisco
Pautkner
Ae c ‘Auten
Washburn Orphans
Deaseanedis
State Board of Charities
Kansas
Soldiers’ Orphans’ Home
Atchison
Faulkner
Twentieth
Dr Faulkner
Minneapolis
Nashville Students Amaze Audience At Grand Opera House
The Nashville Students delighted a large audience with a lively performance at the Grand Opera House. Aunt Hannah’s reception on Possum Beach in the first act drew cheers as colorful townsfolk sang and danced. Willie Clivens and Miss Liverpool received strong praise for their acts. The troupe offered a matinee today and another show tonight.
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Nashville
Grand Opera House
Aunt Hannah
Possum Beach
Chitions
Bedus
Willie Ctvens
Clivens
Miss Liverpool
Kansas City and Return Tickets on Great Rock Island Route
Advertises two day round trip fares between Kansas City and Missouri on morning trains. Tickets sold for November 29 valid for return November 30 at 2.67 dollars. Mentions football and Thanksgiving Day in State Journal notice style.
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Kansas City
Fkoneas
Missouri
Twenso
Gist
Hawesville
Great Rock Island
Good
Kansas
Santa Fe
Karmen
Mireur
For Sale by All Druccists Eyeing Nerve Cure Offer
For sale by all druccists inviting sufferers to consult Dr. Greene at 35 West 14th Street New York in confidence. Consultation is free and cases are carefully diagnosed with special attention. Under Dr. Greene's treatment cure of all nerve and blood diseases is practically certain.
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Dr. Greene
Greene
West 14Th Street
New York
Advisory boards elected at AP meeting in New York
Advisory boards were elected by the Associated Press in New York and other cities. Named are Eastern division members from New York Philadelphia Rochester Des Moines and Seattle among others with several papers represented. A schooner David Doeud reportedly lashed near Lizard's Point as crew struggle for control. Kansas City to Windsor trip via The Great Rock Island Route advertised with return dates.
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Asso- New York
Associated Press
Eastern Advinton
Los Angeles Times
Alden J. Bleuhen
Seattle Times
Windsor
Ont
Langsvilie
David Doeud
Detroit
Lizard's Point
Plenem Weder
Secretary Root Back From Cuba Inspection Trip
Secretary Root has returned from a Cuba inspection tour as he reports the trip to the east of Ubetaland satisfied. His annual report will be ready for the president around Congress meets. Generals and naval officers detail telegraph and wireless efforts in the Philippine area and other posts. Engagement announced in Louisville to a German official, with international implications. Wrecked vessel off the Mexican coast signals losses and possible drownings.
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London
Baron Spee von Sternburg
Washington
Corsul
Germany
Calcutta
United Biatwe
Migs Titian May Langhoro
Arthur Langham
Louisville
Root
Toot
Cuba
Ubetaland
Bie
Congress
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Strong Company
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Pekin
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Ees
Colored Masons
Knights Templar
Thanksgiv'ag
Twentieth Kansas
the State Journal
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D. R. Wood
Philippines
Greely
Army
Cal
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Masta
Philippine
Ah Merud
Bey
Banta
Sea of Lust
Caro
Louleville
New
Arthur G Cham
Thin City
Piges
Mian Tila May Langham
Rasoe Borman Byeck von Suurnborg
Aeerrbary
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Wapter
Chen Tem
Willer Gisen
Rand Opera House
HALE
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Grand Bargain Marines
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