New Dairying Book Promises Profit for Kansas Farmers
The Kansas Department of Agriculture releases Modern Dairying a nearly 30 page quarterly report for farmers with cows. It argues one crop system is inferior and shows how separators and cream shipping boost profitability even for distant farms. The volume notes progress since Cow Culture and highlights Franklin County Odd Fellows support with a $50,188 bequest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Department of Agriculture
Coburn Rs
Pranklin County
Odd Fellows
Lair
Sixty Five Special Officers Sworn In By Mayor
Sixty five special policemen were sworn in by Mayor Bergundthal for a night around town. Mostly city employees including janitors take on authority to protect property. The parade of specials caused crowding at the station and minor confusion with few incidents reported as they patrolled the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergundthal
Seucol
Hia Marniut
Syatom
Odd Fellows Seek $50,000 Lien on Kansas Estate
The Odd Fellows seek to recover $50,000 spent on improvements to property and file a lien in Franklin County district court. Grand lodge officers prepare for litigation with top attorneys to protect their rights. The estate, valued at not less than $209,060, includes about 4,900 acres and substantial improvements.
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Delonge
Troutman
Kansas Supreme Court
Odd Fellows
Franklin County
Grand Lodge
Kansas Dairy Industry Growth in a Decade Shapes State Output
A distorted excerpt discusses Kansas dairy farming, noting 800,708 milch cows and widespread creamery production. It credits improved herds and rising dairy values, but questions cow profitability, costs, and management. The piece emphasizes the state as a leading dairy region and the need for skilled husbandry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courn
Kansas
Kansak
Kannas
Cary
Wreck Persists at Fowler Detains Santa Fe Traffic
Debris from the Dexter Gay wreck at Fowler Colorado remains uncleared forcing detours of the Missouri Pacific route from Scott City to Nepesta. Service between Manzanola and La Junta is protected by normal trains. No. 6 wreck is described as the worst in months with cars badly damaged. A repair gang works on the track and service is expected to resume soon. Injured passengers are being cared for locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Dexter
Gay
Fowler
Colo
Missouri Pacific
Scott City
Nepesta
Manzanola
la Junta
Mats
Toma
Topeka
Pacific
a_i
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Catarrh
The ad claims catarrh weakens organs and Hood's Sarsaparilla permanently cures catarrh of the nose throat stomach and bowels. It features testimonials including a Milwaukee reader who was cured after four bottles and urges readers to buy Hood's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Hoord’s
Milwaukee
Wis
Markets Today Wheat and Corn Prices Edge Lower
Chicago October 3 Wheat futures show slight decline while demand and supplies fluctuate across the market. Reports note rains forecast affecting corn futures with mixed activity in nearby contracts and indicators of changing prices at delivery points. In New York money markets stabilize with government bonds firm and mercantile paper steady. A hospital update from La Jolla notes most injured in a crash are out of danger as engineer Walker shows signs of improvement.
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Chicago
SiGuanie
Commeneios Siteea
Femoan
New York
Primo Mercantile Paper
Bree
Cary
la Jante
Acording
Walker
Weekly Bank Statement New York Oct 31
The statement shows loans at 91 508 000 increased 109 500 deposits 885 616 600 decreased 4 008 51 circulation 45 893 000 increased 11 300 specie 164 683 800 decreased 7 022 800 reserve 251 079 300 decreased 8 694 800 reserve required 21 404 150 werease 1 024 00 surplus 10 274 150 decrease 7 670 100 ex US deposits 519 062 200 decrease 7681 20
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New York
U. S
Local Couple A Fellows Married in Concordia
Mr and Mrs A Fellows arrived from Concordia where they were married Wednesday. They stay at Hotel Throop and plan to visit Ottawa Sunday. County commissioners approved 30 dollars per month for Ingleside to help with Institution expenses. Judge Hazen postponed court to go duck hunting as others preferred. Dr H W Roby found an overcoat and owner can claim it by calling him. Stereopticon exhibition and Turner hall concert postponed due to rain until Sunday evening November 1.
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A. Fellows
Concordia
Throop
Ottawa
Hazen
H. W. Roby
Turner Hall
Officer in Deadly Earnest in Garden City Chase
Marshal Les chased street troublemaker Chackley Hoss after an arrest attempt and fired three shots, the boy fleeing to his mother’s home. Later the marshal found him on a porch with a shotgun and shot him in the side below the heart. the ball’s location is unknown and the wound considered life threatening.
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Garden City
Kan
Marshal Les
Chackley Hoss
Winchester
Boyd
Coal Famine Averted This Winter by Busing Coal Now
Local ad promotes buying coal early to avoid winter shortages. It highlights various coal grades and names Al Kinds of the best, with contact numbers 771, 199, 144 and street location The South Wrsters FUEL O Phones on file.
Deaths and Funerals Notice for William A. Jones
The funeral for William Albert Jones, who died of typhoid fever at Stormant ial Pridey after an illness of four weeks, will be held Sunday at 3 o'clock from the residence on West Seventh Avenue. Take No Chances On coe] farmin this winter tow. Plenty of the best unity ime kinds, THE SOUTHWESTERN Fi: pune Si, 0h fin and tas.
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William Albert Jones
Stormantial Pridey
Pune
Vanderbilt Wins Right of Way Dispute Over Hempstead Lake
In New York a contest over access to Hempstead Lake ended with Vanderbilt securing a lease option after a board vote. He sought a ground strip for a road to the lake, offering 0.00 prior to an election where supporters backed his plan while opponents raised concerns about using the lake as a fish reserve. The board’s final decision granted him years of concession for road access.
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New York
Hempat
Vanderbilt
Board of Trustees of
North Hempstead
Vandertilt
Vale
North Topeka notices and church updates in the Kansas Avenue area
The column records moves by Dr Eliinger to 827 Kansas Avenue and public notices of church services across North Topeka including the North Topeka Baptist, Central Avenue Christian church, and services at Kansas Avenue churches. It notes community events, a birthday gathering at Mrs Skinner’s Rochester Road home, local business ads, and a report of local happenings and addresses.
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Imbali Printing Company
Nerkansas Avenue
Eliinger
Kansas Avenue
M.S
Lyndon
Kan
Second Presbyterian Church
Barrett Hall
Scomnee
Kaneas Avenue
Gordon Street
Christian Endeavor
Glendenning
H. M. Clime & Son
George
Skinner
Rochester Road
Ralph Skinner
Mre Currier
Balford
Mra. Hapgo
Miss Leaf
Olmes Assis
Mesdames M. Knox
Currier
EL Lewis
S. C. Hapgoo
Lemon
Avwis
F. Tennant
W. M. Sherwood
J. W. Vanbunkirk
Howard
D. M. Folts
Us Garner
Halph Skinner
HG. Holmes
J. N. Stewart
Misses Leaf
Julia
Ruth Skinner
Elizabeth Stowel
James
South Window
Buckholtz
Bloesom
N. Harrison Street
Henry Buckwoltz
H. M. Clime & Bon
Kansan Avenue
North Topeka
D. D
Butler
Aaron Sheetz
Quincy Street
Central Avenue Christian Church
Neal Quermimn
Butler County
John French
Springfield
M. Clime & Son
Heywood
Wdness Avenue
Shellabarger & Son
J Undertakers
Canon Burke
Miriam Swift
Church Notes and Local Clergy Services Summary
Church notes list services from Oakland Presbyterian First United and Second United Presbyterian churches in Topeka. Details include Sunday school times, sermons on repentance and the soul after death, evangelistic meetings beginning November 2 led by Rev. Jarvis, and lectures on creation by Rev. J D Coun Termine with multiple classes and junior and senior Bible activities.
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Oakland
Second United Presbyterian Church
Fillmore
Huntoon Streets
John P. White
Jesus
Westminster Church
College Avenue
Reynolds
L. W. Wilson
Christian Endeavor
J. D. Countermine
First Presbyterian Church
D. D
James
East First
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. T. McFarland
D. DD
Sun
Epworth
Topeka
Kansas
New York
Brotherhood of St. Paul
First United Presbyterian Church
Knights and Ladies of Security
Corner Seventh and
Kansas Avenue
J. A. Renwick
Jesson
S12
Tyler Street
Prison convoy to Hutchinson with seven inmates moved at noon
Sheriff Lucas Hutchinson led a noon departure toward Hutchinson with seven prisoners sentenced by Judge Hazen to reform school. Roy Ritchie and Abe Henderson served as deputies guarding the group. The inmates named were Earl Felix, Smoke Williams, Thomas Davis, Robert Barnett, Lennie Williams, Claud Smith, and John Jordan.
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Sherif Lucas
Hutchinson
Hazen
Reformatory
Roy Ritchie
Abe Henderson
Earl Feiix
Smoke” Williams
Thomas Davis
Robert Barnett
Lennie Willams
Claud Smith
John Jordan
Wyandotte Officials Visit Governor Over Doodle Probe
County attorney J. J. Gibson of Wyandotte County arrived at Gov. Bailey's office to argue against instructing the attorney general to intervene in the Doodle investigation before the Wyandotte county grand jury next month. He was joined by Sam McGonigal of the grain inspection department and Frank M. Trase, former county coroner.
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J. 3. Gibson
Wyandotte County
Gibson
Rain and Cold Ahead Weather Forecast Report
Record of rainfall totals and temperature readings across cities with warnings of showers tonight and an eastward cold front. Ducks hunters visited Director Jennings seeking weather details as reports indicate colder conditions in the west and low Denver temperatures around 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Denver
St. Paul
Codler
Rural Carriers Appointments in Kansas
Kansas rural mail routes see new appointments with names listed for Gerdner Jonas H. Edenfield as substitute and Ellis Milbe Thompson with Agricola carrier William M. substitute Ernest Niles as part of the October 31 designation in Washington district.
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Kansas Rural
Washington
Kansas
Gerdner
Jonas H. Edenfield
Ellis Milbe Thompson
Agricola
William M
Ernest Niles
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Logis Iuka
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Jersey
Markets Today
J. Gall
Cotten “and Stocks Office
West Sixta Tephons
Kansas City
West Sixth Street
Chastie Grain and Stock Co
City
Aigriisons
Rvital
Christe Gray
Brock Cinsas
Atchison
Wea
Wentern
Central S
Texas Pacific Bo
Iit
Kansas Ave
M”’ Millinery Co
Ambs Furniture Company
Axminster
Brussels
Smyrnas
Tabourettes
W. B. Kistler
Topeka Avenue
L.A. Ryder
Mark Putnam
Union Pacific
Putnam
Bostena
Albert Reicherter
Lake
Church Notes
Third Christian Church
Third and
Lake Streets
Mallory
Bard’s
the Church of Christ
Bible School
C. Bath
Lake Erie
Niagara Falls
Cain and Abel
Abraham
Shelle
J. P. Whit
MC. A. Post
First Baptist Church
Tenth and
Jackson Streets
Philip Wendell Crannell
Seward Avenue
Lucas Gossie Hutchinson
MR. Gibson
Wyandotte
Bailey
Reo
Topeka, Kan
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