Uneasiness in Financial Affairs Dips as Conservatism Grows
New York reports a cautious mood in business with reduced dividend cuts and softer demand. Production remains under pressure, but a push in electric and steel activity shows mixed signals. Trade reviews note higher prices and cautious purchasing, with weakness in dry goods and tobacco movements impacting shipments and inventories nationwide.
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Met
Thrateel Corporation
Eetaimon
Teres
Gemund
Noes
Gillute
Williewtone
Rg, Dun & Co
Ruitrniers
Sula
Ion Nelverse
Winstead
Wlett
Witternin
Plavix
Bette
Cotta
Futura
Hidediy Retior
Orn Cron
Bradstreets
Kansas City
St. Louis
Nebraska
Tewi
Missiesinoi Valley
Spo
Chicago
Loulhville
Liverpool
DIVA S FAREWELL ADEILY A PATT L TOUR PLANS
Adeilya Pattl to begin farewell tour across North America arriving October 30. She plays Carnegie Hall November 2 and 4 before touring United States Canada and Mexico. Also notes political and social events with Topeka and Kansas City travelers meetings and grand lodge elections with multiple candidates and votes.
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Adeilya Pattl
Mme. Pat
Caurnegie Hall
United States
Canada
Mexico
Billings
Mont
Livingston
Hinsdale
Helena
Butte
Bertrand
Ore
Seattle
Tacoma
Wash
Victoria
Vancouver
B.C
Geo. W. Lincoln, T. P. A
Grand T
Night lodge mock Initiation and winter social
East Monday night the entertainment committee of lodge 0 K P A staged a mock initiation for members with a silent sign language ritual. After the performance the group danced, and the evening featured a lighthearted, wordless enactment of the lodge mysteries followed by social dancing.
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East
K.P. A
Heline
Capital City Tent No
Capital City
Church Notes Highlights From Various Congregations
A compilation of weekly church notices lists services at First Unitarian, First Cumberland Presbyterian, First Lutheran, Redeeming Love Mission, First Presbyterian, Redden Mission, Second Church of Christ Scientist, Third Christian, Third Presbyterian, First United Presbyterian, First Methodist Episcopal, and Wesleyan churches. Topics include sermons on love, faith elements, Esther, Doctrines of Atonement, and "The Nobler Self." Weekday activities feature Sunday schools, Junior and Senior Endeavor groups, Bible training, and midweek prayer. Noted ministers include Rev. Abram Wyman, Rev. H. A. Ott, Rev. J. D. Countermine, and others with services across morning and evening sessions.
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First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Corner Fifth and West Streets
AH Keish
Junior Endeavor
Benlor Endeavor
First Presbyterian Church
Harriton Street
Capitol
J. D. Countermine
D. D
Quartette
Redden Mission
East First
Second Church of Christ, Scientiat
West Ninth Street
First United Prevbyterian Church
Knights and Ladies Security
Cornet Seventh
Kansas Avenue
Herr. A. Renwick
Tyler Street
Thoreday
J. A. Ramecy
West Sixth Street
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. T. McFarland
Probatoners
Topeka Bank Clearings Rise Twenty Percent
Reports show Topeka banking activity up 20 percent for the week ending October, with New York and other major cities displaying similar gains. The week’s totals reflect higher loan demand and increased deposits, signaling stronger financial momentum across markets.
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Topeka
New York
Hank
Lradetrent
Praire
Franeivon
Esa
Lodge News and Odd Fellow Treasurership Update
Stevens and Beal discussed the Odd Fellows treasurership as U C T's planned ball game draw attention. Brummers slated for Kansas City for a return game with Maccabees initiating fall records. The Ohio association, two years old with several hundred members, plans its annual meeting to elect officers and foresees growing influence across Ottawa and beyond. The organization is described as progressive and potentially politically significant within Topeka and the state.
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Topeka
Pled Commercial ‘Travelers
Kansas City Council
Uckers
Tin State
Aror .t. @ T
Kansas City
Kaneas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
T. J. Anderson
Topeka Choral Union
John E. Frost
Midwinter Exposition Company
Harmon D. Wilcan
James S. Sproat
Tlungate
Herman Uterman
Leavenworth
W. S .Kyle
W. J. Mattern
Thunder Mountin
Iarl Nell
J. M. Peterson
Amos Maxwell
Insane Asyum
J. W. Blossom
Tle
Donnell
Flrat
Washburn College
Shanghai
Penthee P .Lusilie
Pry
J. T
Solomon Sytor Se
Frits Dureth
Ohio Association
Topeks
Ohio
Ottawa
Partis Zoeiery
Washburn Players Return After Scoreless Empoxia Tie
Washburn football squad comes back from a scoreless draw at Empoxia as local city notes honor and uncertainty. Meanwhile, Asylum attendants are charged with murder and leave the jail door ajar, signaling a troubling incident in the county.
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Washburn
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