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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1897
Page
7
An advertisement states first class brick is made with a Bolite brick sidewalk and burned in down draft kilns as the only method for vitrified brick. It urges calling W. Edson of C. C. V. Brick & Paving Co. located on UG W. 6th Ave.
Notice by the Commissioner of Elections of Topeka Kansas announces a meeting of the board of supervisors of elections at 78 Kansas Avenue on Saturday October 7 at 8 o clock a m to revise the registration of voters in city precincts hear appeals from the commissioner of elections and transact other business before the board.
Notice from the Commissioner of Elections of Topeka that voter registration books for the city's seven wards will close Wednesday evening October 7 at 7 PM and remain closed until after the election on Tuesday November 3. County official Sealy J. T. Yount signs.
Office of Commissioner of Elections in Topeka announces voter registration will be open from 7 PM to 9 PM on Saturdays after October 6th. Text mentions registration at the commissioner's office and names J. Yount.
A grieving lord orders an elaborate sarcophagus scene for his wife. The sculptor debates lifelike domestic detail versus grand relief, finally crafting a quiet, everyday depiction with her sewing and mirror. The funeral ends with rites and a yearly visit to the tomb.
The Daily Averages record shows a six month total of 11 584 readers per day for 1897. The Great authority on United States newspaper circulations confirms this high statewide reach and impact.
The American Newspaper Directory admits The Topeka State Journal has the largest circulation among Topeka papers and Shawnee County in the First Congressional District. The directory relies on signed statements from Kansas papers. The State Journal notes it pays little postage, relying on carrier or express delivery.
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