NORTH TOPEKA COMMUNITY GATHERINGS AND VISITS
Local notes record residents and visitors including WM. Crities in from Romie City, Harry Ewirts from Kansas City, Sarah Anderson in from Katee City, and J. W. Hidnmad visiting Willlatses. Families such as Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Upell, and Mr. and Mrs. Wise attend gatherings, church events, and a football game in Kansas City. Arthur Quant of Washburn wins a prize at an event, while various households host relatives and guests for Thanksgiving and other activities.
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Wiluen
Sith
Kim Tal Priattig
Cees Norte
Aves
Crities
Romie City
Harry Ewirts Wes
Kanne
Mins
Sarah Anderson
Katee City
Ta Dolmen
Sen Craver
Finporia
J. W. Hidnmad
Leavenworth
St Doweh
Twa
Samuel Dotman
Quincy Street
Evie Pam
Kanaan Uverisin
Mine Fioresce Musee
Kansans City
Gust Peserdey
Ber
Aed
Ateret
Dainey Riley
Dormerty
North
Topeka
Newmin
van Tauren Street
Wid
Atre J
Grivat
Lpit
Campbell
Quincy Atreat
Lewis
Citas
Whatsbury Ottewe
Secunt
F. I. Cooper
Bonnie Strpet
H.W. Hens
Riko
Weigelt
Aler Yemeeday
Arthur Quant
Washburn College
Guy Mille
Severn
Miller
Ads Maser
Central Avenue
Clurch
Big Hotel for St Louis Planned Near World’s Fair Grounds
St Louis November meeting at the World's Fair company office discussed erecting a premier permanent hotel in the city. Estimated cost at least 7 million dollars, location west of Grand Avenue near the fairgrounds. Projectors claim backing of leading capitalists and business men. Adair may join with 2,100,000 dollars.
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St. Louis
Francis
World's Fair Company
United States
Nfe
Grand Nverine
TF JU Ds
Tt Et
Adair Iied Hawe
Poor Comfort from Coffee Cures With Postum
A Topeka woman recalls nervous overstrain tied to coffee and typhoid recovery. She stopped coffee for years, then found Postum offered relief, steadier nerves, and better health. Her experience endorses Postum as a safe drink that satisfies and strengthens without the aftereffects coffee caused.
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Ehild
Mier M. Tyamt
Topeka
Kas
Vomfort
Washburn Defeated in Close Ottawa Clash After Referee Reversal
Ottawa was outplayed after the opening minutes as Washburn twice moved within striking distance but had a touchdown nullified by referee Whitten for illegal formation. Kerns kicked two field goals and Washburn's defense halted Ottawa's drives, with Mehl Stewart and Cunningham star on defense and Donnelly directing the offense.
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Ottewa
Washburn
Caldweth
Ottawen Wuld
Ottawa
Kerns
Wap Tive
Reteres Whitten
le Ford
Crewa
cosKeeston
Clark
Vhuffen
Grimy
Mets
Ierial
Ditasa
Waahburn
Werton
Hield
Une
Chick” Cunningham
Hill
Theedun
van Tule
Washburneats
Medl
Stewart
Fond
Anderson
Mel
Dlacour Agiox
Howe
Maxwell
Ottiwa
Waathurn
Peverdi
Vand
Kiene
Cunninehar
Whaley
Mehl
Road
Dallenan
Asain
Levant
Kkerne
Lench
Ievane
Dunningham
Ottens
Leame
Col Ute
Ein
Sam
Washturn
Washburn Holds Ottawa In Scrappy Football Duel
In a fast paced game Washburn and Ottawa battled to a 6 to 6 draw as neither side could punch in a decisive score. Key plays saw Ottawa threaten near the Washburn goal while Washburn defense repeatedly stymied Ottawa on third downs. Officials and spectators noted fair play despite some contentious calls as the heavy crowd watched the tense climax.
Kelly Is Caught Arrest Of Ex-Official In Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports Charles E. Kelly former president of the hous es delegated of St. Lois was arrested on a fugitive warrant for perjury and bribery after being taken from a New York bound train. He claimed innocence and said he left Londonderry to face charges in St. Louis. A $1,700 reward was posted for his arrest and he will be arraigned next morning for requisition papers. The day also notes the deaths of William and Martha Hogeboom from illuminating gas in Albany and mentions a congressman W A Reader in Washington.
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Philadelphia
Charles E. Kelly
St. Lois
New York
Kelly
Londonderry
St. Louie
Keily
Albany
William Ara
Martha Hogeboom
East Cobleskill
Albemay County
Markets Today Corn Advances in Chicago to 66 3-8
Chicago market roundup notes corn rising to 66 3/8 amid improved demand for wheat and futures, with soy and oats mixed. Wheat futures fluctuated as selling cooled, receipts large for cattle, hogs firm but mixed, and provisions trading cautiously. Chicago price reports include cash and futures, with ongoing activity at the market's major grains and livestock desks.
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Gutekl
Tite
Mingenpolle Vd
Whit
Welch
Wlite
Sueker
TuGteke
Owen
Siac
Pwestye
Ase Ee Co . Lise
Jrovielons
Januney Park
Eagtic
Iscors
Ben W
Timothy
Uais
Cincinnati
Kansas
Northwest
Adi
Tirris
Gaten @ Robinson
Aml Packers
G. Goodwin Commission Co
Chicago
Shin Valley
Manitoba
Liverpool
Wadnemas
Ieasons
Paul Ene
Apolia
Duluth
Minneapolis
Goltig
Kanner City
Agra
Henman Fy
Tony Fiver
Eden
Este
Dty
Lemna
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