Real Estate Transfers Listed in Local Deed Records
A sequence of property transfers shows hn W Ames to Moses Mullin, Jacob Rush duo Fred Grange, Fohosten to M A Johnson, Chas Nealley to Town V Nealies, Le Harry to Luther Maswell, Mackinnon to L E Mexarell, Orrin Maridey to W A Mase rige, J B Larimer, Home Land and Loan Co to Bou Fiscayaiert, Merriam to S W Pares, John Francis to Helen J Mivore, Nellie J Dobbs to Chas Little, Marion Mulholland to W H Semple Jr, Woodman to W H Semple Jr, and others with various lots on Pine, Taylor, Morria enue, Woodward avenues. The notice ends with an unrelated river clearance ad and an Acile pill promo.
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Hn W. Ames
Moses S Mullin
Buchanan Street
Jacob Rush
Fred Grange
Fohosten
M. A. Johinson
Commertel
Washington Street
Chas. & Nealley
Town V. Nealies
Biot
Sixth Avenu
J. B Larimer
Tyler Street
the Home Land and Loan Co
Bou- Fiscayaiert
Merriam
SW. Pares Iis
John Francis
Helen J Mivore
Pine Street
John Norton
Nellie J. Dobbs
Chas
Little
Taylor Street
Marion Mulholland
W. H. Semple, Jr
Woodward Avenue
Norton
Fone
Ant E Woodman
Woodward
Farmers Lose Heavily In Upper Mississippi Storm
A severe rain storm swept over the upper Mississippi Valley, La Crosse Wisconsin, Oct 6, causing heavy losses to farmers as rivers Chippewa and Black rise. The storm arrives too late to aid logging efforts, with widespread flood risk cited and outlook uncertain for nearby settlements.
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Mississippi
la Crosse
Wis
Mississippi Valley
Topeka News Briefs Touch Politics Sports and Weather
Fragmented wartime era notes cover district court activity and speeches by Major A L Parker in Severy and Cockran at the Auditorium. Wires strung across counties for improved access. city council aims to decide How Heights needs while Washburn football fans travel to Lawrence. Night watchman duties, decorators at Tyler Street, and European returnees frame a busy civic scene amid influenza worries.
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Barvey
Severy
Cockran
Will Apeak
Audi‘Not & Cas
Tellres
Busi- Wells
MeEtrey
Payne Brothers
Campbell University
Topeka
Lawrence
Washburn
Siverdal
Iavenworth
Walker
Julier Grubbs
Chico
A. A. Rolinson
Tyler Street
Cullen F. Hayden
Church
Assumption
Europe
William Henry Morris
Vincent Grail
Grace Cathedral
Boyery
Hasm
Olds
Braid
Shawnee County Sunday School Association
Bunsay Avenue
AL 5
Church Ville Yeserdad
Buceptae Elysie
Commissioner of Elections Office
John W. Leedy
State Committee
Sit
Oakland Schoo
J. Suit Hes Bers
Hertyter
Charles Hurry
Kineman County
Supreme Court
John Seaton
Atchison
Elliott
Caunell
Ohio Association of Kansas Wi
Weat Seventh Street
Monedey
Homer Grae
Cheaterhal Hotel
Polies Court
Yesterda Afornica
Heaarth
Ti West Sifth Street
Mission Center
Tak
Theories About Catarrh and Stuart's Catarrh Tablets
The piece cites Mark Twain’s fasting cure for cold in the head and argues for modern remedies. It highlights Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a popular, palatable tablet remedy free of narcotics, claimed to ease nasal catarrh, coughs, bronchial catarrh, and stomach catarrh, with wide consumer use.
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Mark Twain
Mr. Twain
Stuart
Curfew and court notes from Ashicola and district
The bulletin reports curfew tonight for boys and court business rushing at Ashicola. Justice F. J. Williams seeks governor’s appointment to name an assistant. denied due to absence of law. Old fire department steamer Of H Case last left HQ. water works completed. Industrial and Educational Institute at 1725 Radeas avenue to open for scholars on Monday October 1. W. B Cartar named as superintendent, arriving from Brunswick Georgia to begin winter preparations.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Kansas City
Piilaw Oasis
Jadee Dolman
Nigel
Ashicola
F. J. Williams
Stanley
H Case
Fire Department
For Cause
Tim
Industrial and Educational Institute
Radeas Avenue
W. B Cartar
Brunswick. Ga
Ace
Frank Stahl career recalls early Topeka days and wars
Frank M. Stahl appointed chief of police by Mayor Drew is portrayed as a thoroughly western man who arrived in Topeka in March 1817 at age 15. He served in the Civil War with the Second Kansas Cavalry, helped organize an Indiana campaign, and later held Shawnee county positions including county treasurer. He also hunted wolves during winters, describing poison methods and high wolf pelts valued at 250 dollars each.
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Frank M. Stahl
Drew
St. Mir Stahl
Bansis
Ohio
Kansas City
Topeka
Colorado
New Mexico
Fort Union
Second Kansas Cavalry
Shawnee County
Kansas
Sushi
Beaver Creek
War Department
Forsythe
Rickaree
Mr. Brahi
Mr. Stahl
Sunday School Association
Stahl
Stan
Plains
Eit
European ordnance study headed by Captain Dunn reports rapid fire guns rise
Captain Beverly W. Dunn returns from Europe with observations on modern artillery. European officers deem rapid fire guns crucial, foresee major changes in warfare, and favor long range high velocity coastal guns. Dunn notes U S drives in gunnery and ammunition knowledge and trends align with European Defense priorities.
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Washington
Beverly W. Dunn
Ordnance Bureau
Europe
England
Germany
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Ubetel
Pahilippines
South Africa
China
Dunn
United States
Steamers Collide in Midocean near New York Harbor
The Morgan One steamer Eimone, arriving from New Orleans, reports a collision with the British steamer Rappahannock, from Liverpool to Newport News, in dense fog at lat 37.40, long 74.53. Eimone shows bow damage and a dented starboard bow. Rappahannock's damage unknown. Eimone steams west toward Cape Henry, while Rappahannock continues on course.
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Midocean
New York
Morgan One
New Orleans
Liverpool
Newport News
Cape Henry
New Telegraph Company Chartered In New York
A certificate of incorporation for the Exchange Telegraph Company has been filed with Hudson County New Jersey and the New York secretary of state. Authorized capital stock is 35 million dollars, divided into 53 thousand shares of 310 each. The company intends to transmit and sell news nationwide and operate tickets for market quotations transmission.
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New Telegraph Company
New York
Exchange Telegraph Company
Levi
Hudson County
New Jersey
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