Snapshot of Local Happenings Amid Warm Weather
Local notes report oyster suppers starting as warm weather lingers. Washburn hosts Freshnew cane rush tonight and a Runaway helper production premieres. Kansas City visit cited with politics and a question about a new Hartsoct ward. Fire burners for police dark lanterns noted. Community items mention theater, vaccination in city schools, and minor street repairs.
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Washburn
WC. A
Hartsoct
Coolice
Oliver
MLA
Low
Kansas City
Kansas
McKinney
Daller
Frm
Kentucky
Clus Rev. & F. Fuster
Topeka
The American Habit and Coffee's Harmful Claim
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century pamphlet argues one in three Americans are partly disabled by nervous system decay and asserts coffee harms nerves. It promotes Postum Food Coffee as a safer alternative, claiming caffeine destroys nerves and coffee disrupts digestion and health.
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America
Bright
Jaya
Stewie
Topeka News Roundup: Local Happenings and Plans
A Topeka items brief notes political talk at the Populist state central committee. Washburn annual college paper row continues toward settlement. Bowlers plan for inter-city league campaign. Second Baptist church site is torn down after recent arson. Topeka High hosts Cluthe State School football tomorrow at Westborn Park. Twentieth Kansas medal committee set for tomorrow at the Commercial club. Jackson Military Band to hold concert November 1 to fund new uniforms. Sidewalks on Munson Avenue are being rebuilt. new brick walk pending. Ryan released after alias warrant mixup. State teachers meeting in December nears. soldiers' chorus possibly cut. Imposters soliciting donors for the orphans’ home warned. Young People’s Good Citizenship Federation meets tonight in Baptist church. Beard to speak. City bulldoze bid fell to 79,969.10 after additions. Major T. J. Afferson shipped Sam suit for Newton parades. Clara B. Horman to speak at Kansas Avenue and First Methodist churches. Bethany students’ ride incident noted. some men would swap places. George W. Smith, ex Santa Fe master mechanic, in Topeka. Cleo Dias fined for hotel theft. delirium plea denied.
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Washburn
Topeka
Second Baptist Church
Coulgred
Cluthe
Cluthe State School
Weshborn
Ros
Jackson
Munson Avenue
Rick
I Eat
Ryan
Newstem
Médece
Ladies of the Orphans’ Home
Young People's Good Citizenship Federation
Nortiy
Bol
Beard
Busck, Laird & Brackman
T. J. Afferson
Newton
Col. Hulsing
Clara B. Horman
Kansas Avenue Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
W. C. TU
Bethany
Grorce W. Smith
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Cleo Dias
Smiley
St. Nicholas Hotel
Prohibition Candidate Support Touted by Minister Sheldon
The Topeka minister Rev Charles B Sheldon urged Christians to vote for aunt Motcall in the national presidential election. The New Vote magazine published in Chicago reported Sheldon’s remarks at a large Rochester New York meeting last Sunday evening urging Christians nationwide to back the Prohibition ticket.
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Topeka
Prohibition
Chicago
Charles B. Sheldon
Rochester
New York
Forty Indians to Dance at Benefit Show
Forty Indians plan to dance at the Auditorium on October 23 for the phair fund. Noted chiefs Poor Buffalo Big Bow of the Slowns and dancers Bobb Pens Jim Bobb of the Delawares will perform. The event features a cross section of tribes including the Wichitas and Tonnakeal Jim, with about 40 participants spotlighting American Indian culture and artistry.
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Phair Fund
Buffalo
Big Bow
Kansas
Bobb Pens
Jim Bobb
Missouri
Mnny
Jim
Powers Recital Program Listing and Dedication
The page lists the Powers recital program with titles and performers including Brahem Wieder Powers, Alison Sire Ard, Tia Hoknes, Carl Busch, Arthur Tingatelt, Paul, Vir, Miss Plevez, and others. It notes pieces such as Murmurs, Remembrance, Sweet, A Summer Ié, and The Raded Wreath, with dedication to Mr Powers and Garret.
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Brahem Wieder
Brinnerung
Jensen
Alison
Tae Evan Casprie
Tia Hoknes
Andihier
Carl Busch
Arthur
Chasisery Geraiese
Cpaul
Mussenvini
City Ten Pin league formed in Topeka
Six Topeka teams join the City Ten Pin league to compete this season. Officers named include A B Kirkpatrick president of the TA A, J Patzel vice president, Charles H Stewart secretary, and Harry Wolf treasurer. Games likely three nights weekly with an intercity all star selection in December.
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Topeka
Turners
T. A A
A. B. Kirkpatrick
T. A.A
J. Patzel
Charles H. Stewart
T A. A
Harry Wolf
M. C
Lawrence
Kansan City
St Joseph
Leavenworth
Kansas City and Return via Santa Fe Account Horse Show Tickets
Kansas City and Return via the Santa Fe Account tickets go on sale October 21 with return October 29. The item quotes a remark attributed to the Manayunk Philosopher about women and their complexions versus character.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Iron Box Found After Keith’s Store Burglary
Burglary at Dr Keith’s store Wednesday evening saw an iron box stolen from the safe. James Smith found the box last night near Munroe and Sixth. the box had been broken but the two checks for 15 dollars remained, totaling 586 dollars. Dr Keith identified the box with jailer Scaith. police have no leads yet. Tse Gavitt’s Pain Extractor advertised for aches and pains in the ad.
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Dr. Keith
James Smith
Vorner
Munroe
Scaith
Tse Gavitt
On Sale October Twenty Ninth At Kaneas City Horen Show
Fragments indicate an event in Kaneas City Horen with tickets going on sale October 29th. Questions remain about the organizer Thomas Belte and OFA role. Detected garbled ad copy references a druggist and a generic electric offering.
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Kaneas Ciey Horen
Thomas
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