Peruna Endorsed by Officials in Promotional Letter
A San Francisco bond clerk and other officials praise Peruna in letters promoting its use for catarrh of the stomach. W. P. Wand describes personal relief after four bottles, while Catherine K. Bertie and Willis Brewer also vouch for cures and benefits. The ads urge readers to seek Dr. Hartman’s free advice if results lag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Wand
United States Custom House
Leavenworth Street
San Francisco
Cal
Pertina
Catherine TR. Bertie
Camp No. 1
Patriothe Onder
America
Los West Elan Street
Centralia
Peruna
Catherine K. Berto
Willis Brewer
Hayneville
Alu
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Gardiner Returns Denies Ties to Topeka Agency Swindle
Former Topeka employment agent B D Gardiner, who ran a firm on Hast Seventh street three months ago, returned from Wyoming after a suspected joint misdeed with a man named Bradshaw Warfield Hix. He claims the partner swindled clients and fled. Gardiner sold to Bradshaw but says he had no involvement in the fraud and asks Topeka friends to remember his innocence. He has long resided at Fourth and Belmont, Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
B.D. Gardiner
Seventh Street
Topeka
Wyoming
Mr. Gardiner
Jack Bradshaw
Grant Warfield Hix
Wetmore
Bradshaw
Warfield
Weombe
Warfied
Texan
Warfeld
Fourth and
Belmont Streets
Oakland
Thinks He Killed Them: Young Man Holds Self Responsible
New York news reports a Brooklyn double asphyxiation from October. William Joyce and his wife, married seven months, died at Mrs Joyce’s parents home after an overnight stay. Brother Joseph Duff believes he caused the tragedy unintentionally by leaving the gas on during a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Duff
Joyce
Joseph
Wlees
Party Patterned Social Weekend In Wichita Society
A tale of social gatherings in Wichita includes a thimble party and a large card party hosted by Mrs. A Prescott and others with autumn decor and a high five game at twenty nine tables. Guests include many named matrons and out of town visitors. later a party at Mrs Williams home features palms, cut flowers, punch and prizes with about sixty guests. in addition, Miss Helen Walker hosts an evening progressive high five with guests from Burlingame Johnstown and Lawrence.
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A. Prescott
W. E. Sterne
E.T. Cartlidge
Ire Howe
Prescott
Raid Alexander
George P. Awkson
Alia
P. H. Adams
Ben Akers
Frederick Brown
Luther Burns
CC. Baker
Mira
W. J. Baten
Clare
Go A. Clark
Atta
P. Edson
DE. Esterly
W. It Eastman
Eckhart
OA. Fallows
W. H. Fernald
FW. Freeman
J. ©. Fulton
A. Faasier
C. A. Garvin
N. PF. Garret
Frank Hobart
Sire
Reed Hughes
Paul Hudson
City of
Mex
Tco
Mati
J. A. Herbst
J. B Hayden
D. M. Hamilton
Alc
Jacques
Kate
Prankwinexman
J. L. King
HU. Mudge
Wise Marcin
Shire
William Macerne
W. Patterson
Albert Parker
Robert Pierce
D. P. Paxton
Parkhurst
Mer
W. E. Pounds
David Palmer
J. @. Pollock
A. B. Quinton
8. Quinton
F.C. Quinton
A. I. Redden
W. J. Rad
B. Reed
G. F. Shartt
L. Stewart
Frank Stout
Kansas City
G. Ww. Smatl
Dell ‘Sennlt
E. T. Sim
C. H. Peaconies
Chicago
C. F
Murs
Hollis
Hobart
Grace Hobart
Marian Garretson
Anne Ewart
Ivoh Davis
Etna Crane
Emma Crush
Wichita
Edith Brewer
Halen Walker
Progressive High
Topeka Avenue
Maud Thomson
Burlingama
Ruth Neliis
Johnstown
N.Y
Mabel Stelzner
Joplin
Erna Barteldes
Lawrence In
Harry Williams
Eleanor Smith
Hess Stewart
Willams
Finmore Street
Ostesses
Duke Abire
Sadie Atchison
Mine Lottie Atchison
Leavenworth
Erna Bartel- Gee
Lawrence
Claude Marsh Butlin
City of Mexico
Ruth Nellis
Jotstown
Bishop Harvey
Athletic memory and weddings color Topeka society
Distinction in college circles marks a former Washburn football standout now with Bankers Life eastern Kansas rep. wedding to take place in Muscotah then Ottawa. Local society notes report Woman's League meet, a new Vincent Chautauqua Circle, various social visits, engagements, horse shows, travel plans, and reflections on members’ activities.
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Washburn
Bishop
Bankers Life Association
Eastern Kansas
Ory
Ottawa
Tin
Muscotah
War Created Trade, Says Blanchard Bank Head
Sir Spencer Walpole, presiding at the Blanchard Bank of South Africa meeting at the Cannon Street Hotel, said the war created trade with British exports to South Africa rising in early 1910. Banks imported £11,000,000 of coin in 2½ years. reserves rose only £5,000,000, suggesting £6,000,000 is held in cash awaiting peace.
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New York
Spencer Walpole
Blanchard Bank of South Africa
Cannon Street
The
Tribune
London
South Africa
Walpole
Explored Alaskan Coast Records From 1800 Mile Survey
L L Bales, a carrier and guide, returned from an 1800 mile expedition along the Alaska coast between the Kuskokwim and Yukon rivers. He gathered geographical data, located cannery sites, and reported two more bodies from the S S Jio party wrecked three years earlier near the Ruskoy wine area, including Mrs. Webster. The remains were well preserved, frozen in tundra.
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L. L. Bales
Alsaka
Kuskowtm
Yukonee
Beattie
Hales
Webster
Clinton Montana Fire Destroys Town Structures
Clinton a mining town on the Northern Pacific fourteen miles east of Missoula suffered devastating fire last night. Losses include the post office three saloons two hotels two general merchandise stores and several residents homes stores and facilities destroyed with estimated losses around 320 009.
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Clintons
Mont
Burnet
Helena
Clinton
Missoula
Jacksons Benefit Concert Highlights 7th Regiment Band
A Topeka readers report on the Jacksons Benefit concert by the Seventh Regiment band. The event drew about eight thousand Colored citizens and featured Major Anderson's controversial speech and a varied program with Professor Jackson leading the music and several church choirs contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry-Mind Regiment
J. Gay
Anderson
Guy
Kerr Starts Temperance Revival in Scott City
Rev Kerr of Scandia leads a large temperance rally in Bootery Kas reported by the state Temperance union. Scott City, the county seat of Scott county, sees 43 signers pledging total abstinence including most county and city officers and many business men, described as the town’s greatest temperance shakeup in years and a paralyzing of the whisky trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott City
State ‘Temperance Union
Bootery
Kas
J Kerr
Scandia
Scott County
Doubit Tract Opening Delayed Near Topeka Avenue
Fragmentary notice indicates the Doubit tract east of Topeka avenue named Orchard Place may open for settlement after delays. Mulvene, mortgage holder, may withhold opening until surrounding 40 acres near Topeka avenue and Street are resolved.
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Doubit
Douthitt
Topeka Avenue
Orchard Place
Board of Health Holds Weekly Meeting and Reinstates Officer
At last night’s Board of Health meeting the regular agenda included reinstating one sanitary officer and approving continued weekly sessions with a $5 per capita attendance fee. The board reviewed statistics on contagious diseases collected by Sergeant Vanderpool for the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Coaington
Vanderpool
Disappearance Stir Over Dr Gagnon Plans in New York
Friends of Dr. George S. Gagnon claim he vanished after revealing plans to build a hotel at West Baden and move his horses there. James Renwick, who represented him, reports the horses and carriages still lie in freight yards at West Baden, fueling concerns about the missing physician.
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New York
Georges. Gagnon
Keep Old Name SeventH National Bank Nears Reopening
New York Oct 16 plan for Seventh National Bank rehabilitation approved by the comptroller ratified by stockholders. Bank to retain the Seventh National name and reopen for business November 3 if possible. Surplus listed at 1 500 000 with 1 780 00 capital. Former Kuna City bank chief KR Jones named cashier alleged. Des Moines report notes Mrs. wife of minister heads to San Francisco then China aboard the American Mary. Kansas City return fare via Santa Fe offered with a Baptist Young People event and Christian Union tickets for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh National Bank
New York
Walden Nelson Cranwell
Eiver Peins
Amd
KR. Jones
Amselven ’National Bank
Kunaus City
Canhier
China
Des Moines
San Francisco
Mary Pierce
Pekin
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Gatarah
Peruse Medicine Co
Pertins
New Crawford Theater
Hraden & Co
Seanic
Priday
Augustin Daily Co
Arthur Dunn
Sue
Ermatisi Gonnene
Gus Sun
Stagars
Dan Ra
Snd
Symj
Orchese
James B. Hayden
Thomas Ryan
Washington, D.C
Yan.thone
A. P. Bishop
Uris City
Kan
Mies Lela Harvey
That City
Woman's League
Young Women’s Christian Association
Mire. A. HB. Thompson
Mise Nangle Schenck
United States
Byron Roberts
West Tenth Street
John Harmond
BE. B. Merriam
Russ Josephine O'Reilly Hes
Rawlins
Wyo
Sirs
J. W. Latimer
Celeste Nellis
Lulu
George P. Ashton
Dr. Ashton
Mary Hambleton
Seven Oldlock
Earl Case
Charles Downing
Mignon
Oklahoma City
Florence Miller
Osage City
Willa Rodgers
Lulu Ewart
Katherine Paxton
Bessie Hay
Grace Norris
Topeks
Ned Mercer
J. P. Kaater
Albuquerque
A. J. Atwater
M. C. Moore
Tyler Street
E. E. Smith
Bank of Topeka
Everett Dallas
Colorado Springs
Ob Mulvane
Park Ewart
St. Louis
A. J. Rowart
Exile Augustus
Inez Wagner
Wallala
Ritchie
Weat Eighth Avenue
Laura B. Payne
Wallula
Sam Irwin
Indigna
Alaskan
Jackson
Tackson
Major Anderson
Taekwon
Brorerar
Geison
Aia
Sorrentina
Willow Grove
Mareh
Twelve Timbers
W. W. ‘Isher
Ae Nice
L. v
Sina
Econ Pankment
G. M. Owens
Rose
Hare
Holy City
St John’s M. 3
Bolr
Welch
Kerr
Dean
Ce Palace
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Oxford
Neil Ze
Dion
Hanan
Bessemer
Codington
Santa Fe
Baptist Young
Christian Union
Kirk
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