Cutting It Down Defense Deficit Nears Completion
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered items including committee actions on deficit reduction, subscriptions unpaid over years, and references to events and excursions. The readable portions mention an effort to finish reducing a festival deficit, a long unpaid subscription history, and a travel excursion with a price list, all presented in a dated newspaper style.
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Senlig
Sumuitier
Bever
Pallgarton
Eximi
Rock Telang
Omak
Mckinley
Bay Ostaberween Army
Ortolth
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief for Pain
An advertisement extols the Pyramid Pile Cure as a rapid, permanent remedy for piles. It claims the treatment cleanses and heals inflamed parts, reduces swelling, and restores health. Testimonials from users in New Jersey, Massachusetts, and other states praise swift relief and improved sleep.
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Bond
Sueoio
Caillos
Garnett
Josiah Roberts
Port Oram
N. J
McHale
Santa Fe speed record between Purcell and Arkansas City
Railroad news reports engineer D C Mac of the Arkansas City division ran 104 miles on No 603 at speed that cut time by 70 minutes on a fast schedule. Passengers were frightened. Trainmaster McNally orders no more than two minutes of fast time can be made up between Purcell and Arkansas City.
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Santa Fe
D.C. Mac
Arkansas City
Enade
McNally
Home for engineers at Santa Fe yards sparks tales of daring
In the Santa Fe yards near the roundhouse engineers prepare a social space with lockers, a bathing area and a stove. Local storytellers Bill Rain Dan Rust Amos Beeler Ed Whitcomb Dad Collins Cappie Sharp Pearcy Beeler and Dad Paxe are expected to entertain crews with hair breadth escapes and wild night rows while they wait for trains.
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Santa Fe
Penny-Tner
Bill Rain
Dan Rust
Amos Beeler
Ed Whitcomb
Dad Collins
Cappie Sharp
Dim Rolla
Pearcy Beeler
Dad ‘Paxe
Mainy
Passenger falls from train at Arkansas City
Bert Rankin of Arizona narrowly escapes death after falling from the northbound Sante Fe train as it slowed at Arkansas City. He was unconscious for about 99 minutes with head and facial injuries. A porter named Wilkins faced accusations of pushing Rankin, though Rankin denied this when he regained consciousness.
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Arkansas City
Oct
Sante Fe
Bert Rankin
Arizona
Ponca City
Hlm
Wilkins
Rankin
New Time Card Meeting In Topeka For System Changes
Division superintendents and heairisiesters of the Santa Pe plan a Topeka gathering Monday October 11 to prepare a new time card reflecting changes from the California flyer. The route shifts west to Emporia and east over the cutoff from Emporia, with stops at Topeka Emporia Newton Hutchinson and Dodge City. No passes will be honored on this train.
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Santa Pe
Topeka
Emporia
Kunst
Newton
Hutchinson
Dodge City
Curious Lantern Dreamer Seeks Stray Calves On Rail Route
A farmer, lantern in hand, hunted stray calves that wandered onto a railroad. A freight train halted when a bright, forward object appeared ahead of the engineer, spooking personnel and delaying the line for about an hour. The crew investigated a prowling figure as work resumed after the brake signal and night air whistle.
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San Perynt
Thursdaan
Jerancirg
Breakwerk Aperd
Aaron
Ana Fenty
Diaenet
Gms
Dan Tern
Atray Stook
Pi Bet
Lets
How He Knows Fuel Foreman Blood on Santa Fe Biometer
Fuel foreman Blood asserts a business barometer for the Santa Fe rail line. He says the best indicator of Santa Fe business is a reliable biometer he knows well. Blood spoke today on the measure of activity and prospects for the railroad’s operations.
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Santa Fe
Coal usage and hires highlight Wellington segment
The report notes heavy coal use with 12 tons to engines and 3093 tons in September, mainly Osage county coal with Pittsboro and Frontvente also used. Santa Fe business is said to be above average as workers, including AI Moore, seek labor for the Panhandle division amid recent hiring.
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Osage County
Pittsboro
Furl
Clausen
Santa Fe
Railroad notes from Santa Fe yard and service updates
Chief Surgeon Kasier visits Ottawa as Santa Fe expands yard facilities. Workers renew weed on turntables and prepare tracks for winter. About fifty cars of bias recently attributed near Emporia to Heading. Fireman needed on Howard branch freight run with Sunday layover in Moline. Increased Cottonwood division traffic adds operator H. V. King in Emporia office. Great Bend depot nearing completion. New 28 tone roundhouse scheduled, with Robbins and McLauchlin aiding in Emporia rush. Four men sent to Las Vegas. Santa Fe Pacific shops add equipment and vaccination drive underway for all staff.
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Kasier
Santa Fe
Ottawa
Round House
Emporia
Howard
Moline
Cottonwood
H. V. King
Great Bend
Tone
Ecbayetor
Thomas
TC. McLauchlin
Newton
Assiat
Las Vegas
Topeka
Rusk
Sante Pe Preific Railway
Lemon Whitey
San Marcial
Werk
Carpenter Department
Santa Fe Pacific
Albumierque
Santa Fe Pacific Railway
Carliss
Albuquerqué
Uncle Tom's Cabin Draws Crowds Under Water Tent
The long running play remains popular with drawing power. A large company led by Ben Dillon and Vene Weston performs tonight with first class talent, including Child star Dot. Tickets are 50c for adults, 15c for children, under 6 free, under a big tent at Fourth and Quincy. Santa Fe offers a $3.50 round trip to Omaha, with the Exposition Fire.
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Griswold Haw
Ben Dillon
Vene Weston
Chas, Jackson
Tilile Adamy
Dot
Quincy
Omaha
Trade Makers Volume Backs Wholesale and Retail Trade
Bradstreet's reports a large overall business with storms and yellow fever in the south hindering distribution and quarantines. Western and Pacific markets show activity in iron and steel while cotton and woolen goods face weakness. Wheat stocks rise, prices stay firm, and exports fall in some regions with varying rail and grain movements across North America.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
Berk
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Puget Sound
Columbia River
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic
Bradetrest
USA l
Canada
Bradstreat
Toronto
Ontario
Dan
R. G. Dun & Co
Crates Bros
Philadelphia
Commission of Valley Producers
Pittsburg
Pittsborg
Grey Forge
Southern
Chicago
Authracite
Boston
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Northwestern
Grain needs uncertain for coming year in Europe
The report notes that movement does not imply larger interior supplies and that no one can yet determine Europe’s grain requirements for the upcoming year. The uncertainty centers on how much grain Europe will need as the new year approaches.
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Europe
Patchy Topeka News Mix of Politics Weather and Local Notes
A garbled Topeka era column reports political activity in Shawnee County with Republican energy at headquarters, registration slow, and local campaign chatter. Minor items include weather, community events, school notes, and inquiries into public notices, plus scattered names and places.
Eagle’s Silver Statue Cigar and Topeka Laundry Note
A town column mentions Eagle’s Silver Statue Cigar alongside Family Washings That Pleases Topeka Steam Laundry in a brief, period style notice reflecting local business and social topics. The fragment highlights names and local service references without full context.
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Topeka
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Frank Kirby
Hutch
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OU Iteratiee
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J.T Guy
T. J. Anderson
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Wiliam Small & Co
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