Snot Cash Grocery Ad Promises Low Saturday Prices
Snot Cash Grocery at 108 E. 6th St. run by J. F. Glick lists Saturday prices seen as cheaper than wholesale. The ad promotes orders left with the Spot, featuring items like Evaporated fruits, prunes, raisins, canned goods, coffee, soaps, baking powders, and other pantry staples with unit prices, highlighting value and broad selections.
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Snot Cash Grocery
E. 6Th St
J. F. Glick
Cash Grocery
TOPEKA Society Promotes Soldier Entertainment Plan
Club women in Topeka organize a program to entertain soldiers. One hundred fifty young women will serve as waiters, supporting morale and camp recreation efforts.
Banquet Committees Named to Oversee Arrangements
The executive board of the federation of clubs met at the president’s home to plan a reception for the twentieth. A central committee chaired by Mrs A J Horton was formed to coordinate general arrangements. Twelve ladies were assigned to wait at the tables, with a total of one hundred fifty waitresses provided by the clubs, each in a red white and blue cap and white apron. Mrs A T H Thompson resigned as president of the City Federation as she departs for Philadelphia for the winter, a loss the federation regrets given her long service. A new dancing club formed by West Side youths was organized with officers led by Earl McFarland.
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C li Eeeration of
Tl Shempaon Zor
Treentieth
Lndies
Mra A. JH. Horton
Mra
J.C. Holland
Mra. Gee. Hale
Federation
Land
J. Drew
J.T Lovewell
Nlp
Garretson
C. A. Fellows
W. A. Johnston
J. W. Newers
Robert Steele
Bits
MM. Hojo
Mes
J. K. Hudson
A. TH. Thompson
City Federation
Philadelphia
Thompson
West Aide
Harry Wyby
Harmory Hell
Superbus
Earl McFarland
Harry Higby
Arthur McClintock
Harley Heinman
Terrence Holiday
Local Society Notes Mention Visits and Winter Plans
Miss Logan of McFarland visited the city with her sister Mrs Chvier. Miss Lurie Creston of Denver spent Wednesday and Thursday in To-Pek with relatives before continuing to Kansas City to study music this winter.
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Jewsie Morse
Kansas City
Mra
Lurie Creston
Denver, Col
To- Pek
Political upheaval feared if court blocks regent ousters
Republicans fear loss of control of the state Agricultural College board of regents to Populists. Writs of ouster against two Republican members were ordered by the court of appeals after Holman and Limbecker actions. Judge Went filed for a Supreme Court appeal stay, with further proceedings possible. Republicans denounce Will and a socialist school, warning of deep GOP grief if the court refuses to sustain ouster actions.
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Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Regenta
Board of Regents
The
Agricultural College
Thomas £. Wil
Limbecker
Hoffman
Mrs. St John
Holman
State Agricultural College
Crenierine
Will
Finance committee records a $4319 addition today
The finance committee reports the addition of 4319 to the list today, with items including 10.00 for Stephenson lil, 1.00 for Rowley & Snow, 10.90 for Topeka Coffees & Spice Mill, and 30.00 for Pitayailn, totaling 4319.00 and listing several small expenditures.
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Lst
Wot Stephenson Lil
Rowley & Snow
Topeka Coffees & Spice Mill
al Pitayailn
Whiting ‘Ga
Echanen Gnsoos
Card of Thanks from Wiscombe Family for Mother’s Care
The family of Wiscombe express sincere thanks to friends who assisted during her illness and after her death, for their kindness and support.
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Wiscombe
Merritt Finds Fault With Army Ordnance System
Washington October 18 Major General Wesley Merritt head of the department of the east at Governor's Island released a critical annual report. He denounces the artillery branch blaming the ordnance bureau for faulty guns and quarters while praising the engineer department for emplacements. He argues artillerymen have no voice in gun selections, contributing to unsatisfactory conditions.
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Washington
Wesley Merritt
Department of the East
Governor's Island
United States War Department
Ordnance Bureau
Quartermaster's Department
Merritt
Jeff
Engineer Department
The Twentieth Finance Telephoning Rush
The scene centers on a finance committee racing to raise ten thousand dollars in six days as October 20 looms. F H Crosby reports a telephone push and a tense exchange volleys with a wary chairman and Erastus urging immediate pledges from supporters to meet the deadline. The dialogue conveys urgency and community stake in completing the drive.
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Horee Laush
Crosby
Erastus
No Action Taken At Topeka Home Forum Meeting
The Topeka Home Forum met last evening but lacked a quorum to transact business. Members discussed a dispute with the grand forum at Chi Axe, with treasurer J. O. Brintnall of Auburndale presenting public statements. He cited a third of the forum leaving for Hitler orders over rising assessments, while H. O. Austin, the local president, said he did not know of great dissatisfaction with the rate increases.
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Home Forum
Topeka
Chi- Axe
Inst Eventne
J. O. Brintnall
Auburndale
Tok Imme
Mrintrall
H. O. Austin
I. Ag
Internal strife delays insurance claim settlement in Topeka forum
The Topeka forum faced scrutiny over delayed payment of Mr Wilton's claim and potential loss of its charter. President notes slowness of the grand forum in approving assessments, auditors from Chicago arrived to settle the dispute, and a transfer to Knights and Ladies of Security was halted to avoid weakening the charter. The situation hinges on by law clauses allowing nine days after death proof before assessments, with payments typically taking five months.
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Runi
Grand Forum
Wilton
Order
Knights and Ladies of Security
Topeka Forum
Tam
Washburn to meet Manhattan on Washburn grounds tomorrow
The Manhattan secular college football team travels to Washburn for a mid afternoon game. Washburn shows good form, with a full lineup listed including Carruth Stewart at center and Stahl at quarterback. Manhattan is less known but expected to contest strongly. no fake ending anticipated. Also notes about White Ribbon Special train carrying Women’s Christian Temperance Union members to Beattie for the national convention.
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Manhattan
Tural College
Washburn
Litte
Carruth
Stewart
Ight Syard
MelSichron
Warsons
White
Bishop
J. Hughes
Hitchcock
Banks
Stahl
Gramseys
Gephart
Willan
Chicago
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Beattie
National Convention of the Union
Cable Works Fire At Hastings Causes Large Loss
An explosion today ignited a fire at the Nacional Con trt and Cable works in Hastings. Loss is estimated at 125000 dollars. Also note Santa Fe Excursions on October 17 with round trip tickets to multiple states at one fare plus 200 dollars. See Santa Fe agents for details. Box Stationery, new styles, 10, a 2 can box. Bennett Book store.
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Cable
New York
Nacional Contrt
Hastings
Joss Ia
Santa Fe
Arkansas
Arizona
Indian Territory
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Santa Fé
Bennett Book Store
North Topeka Society Notes Busy Busy Week
Local notes list forthcoming events and visits in North Topeka. Miss Daub visits Silver Lake, Mrs. Shoemaker of Horton visits, and Courtneys announce millinery openings. Residents moving, church activities scheduled, and railroad duties mentioned. Farmers and families travel to Hoboken and Denver, with social and church notices filling the column.
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Kimball Printing Company
Kansas Avenus
George Kuss
Parsons
The
Christian Church
Mary Daub
Silver Lake
M.D. Curry
Kansas Avenue
Pleasant Hill Churon
T. W. Rudy
Monroe Street
Hoboken
N.J
George Mayer
Laurent and
Quincy Streets
M. A. Mitchell
Misa Hettie Albright
Ottawa
Baptist Church Convention
E. H. Blungeres
North Topeka
Kansas City
Lottie Morris
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cincinnati
National Convention of the Christian Church
Wilson
Guthrie
O. T
A. E Hodge
Bradison
J.B. Betts
Chitlecce
J. T
Shirley French
Colorado Springs
Santa Fe
J. C. Petro
Frances
MrPherson
Tr Petro
G. W. Petro
Logan Street
A. J. Berry
Shady Nook Farm
Parkhurst
Central Avenue
Hamrick
Indiana Territory
Texas
Topeka Paper Company
Hallie
Glen
Greencastle
Courtney
Lacey
Tomoran
Months and was also the of her ates es Mr. Fred Lucey ut
Months and details appear garbled in the copy, leaving unclear person names events or places. The readable fragments do not establish a coherent news item to summarize reliably.
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Fred Lucey
Ingleside Matron Miss Lucy Stoddard Dies
Miss Lucy Stoddard matron of Ingleside died suddenly this morning of heart failure after illness starting Wednesday. She was 60 and had served Ingleside for eleven years. Funeral from Ingleside at 3:30 led by Rev. L Blakesley.
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Lucy Stoddard
Gleside
Ingledge
Ingleattle
Hutchinson Gambler Receives Unconditional Pardon
Frank Kepping of Hutchinson is pardoned from the state penitentiary after two years’ imprisonment for a dice game and poker room operation under the Cubibison law. He returns to Hutchinson to seek work as governor papers found in his desk led to the pardon being issued.
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Frank Kepping
Hutchinson
State
Kepping
San Francisco
Homeseekers Excursions Sell Round Trip Tickets
Homeseekers' excursions via Gantalo on October 27 list tickets to Oklahoma and Texas at four dollars round trip. Santa Fe agents handle sales and details.
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Gantalo
Arkansas
Arizona
Indian Territory
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texan
Santa Fe
Bird Canning Co Seeks 1900 Tomato Contract Meetings
Farmers urged by Bird Canning Company to discuss writing up season contracts for tomatoes for 1900. Meetings requested at one o'clock.
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The
Bird Canning Co
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