Fragmented OCR Newsmasthead and delivery details
The readable text shows a newspaper masthead Jopera State Journal with author Pranse P. Mac Lena and references to a daily edition, delivery terms, home office address, and Associated Press leased wire. It reads like production notes rather than a complete article.
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Jopera State Journal
Pranse P. Mac Lena
Rit Sara Restle Sallttons
I State Journal
Rae
Ae Avenue
New York
Chicago
Paul Hluck
Mer
Home News While Away Daily Letter From Home
Subertters of the State Journal offer regular home delivery while travelers are away at thirty cents a month. The item notes various political and social snippets, oddities, and local references, including mentions of figures and events, with a broad collage of opinions and rumors.
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State Journal
Ewes
Efirna
Pure Milk Adulteration Concerns Prompt Action
A Topeka report warns of widespread milk adulteration including formaldehyde use to preserve milk. Citizens demand central protection and vigilant oversight to prevent sickness and potential deaths among children, urging prompt public warnings and enforcement.
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Gray
Topeka
Albaugh Kelly quarrel seen over state finances
The dispute between Chairman Morton Albaugh and State Treasurer Thomas T. Kelly centers on an alleged state tax increase. Albaugh proposes resignations to reveal who is right, arguing the burden should be shared by the responsible official and the people of Kansas are to decide.
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Morton Albaugh
Republicas State Central Committee
Thomas T. Kelly
Kahnas
State Board of Equalization
Al‘vatugh
Kelly
Inser
Mr. Albaugh
Keily
St Ie
Mr. Alvaugh
Bhime
Kansas editors spark wild tale of courts in contracts
Fragmented clipping critiques Kansas school boards for inserting a courtship clause in women's contracts, calling the tale a freak story from a Kansas writer. The piece mocks sensationalism, cites New York World commentary, and notes local editors overreact to such sensational claims.
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Untern
Kanaas
Kanaan
New York World
Kansas
John Brown
Dan Anthony
Apostle
Freedom
Will Davies Explain His Political Shift in Concordia Kin
Goer Davies, once a Populist leader and reformer, faces scrutiny over a reported deal with the Republican state central committee. Critics say a switch to a Republican editor role should be explained as it casts doubt on his past loyalty and motives.
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Goer Davies
Concordia Kinfan
Davies
Populium
Mr. Davies
Local Oddities and Happenings From Various Kansas Towns
Reports from Cawker City Seaton and nearby towns note unusual events including a first obvest fad at Cawker City and a noisy box visitor at Jeaningx. Abilene faces a bitter whisky dispute while Selden townsfolk mock turmoil with circus rumors. Caffeyville’s bottle factory gears up September 1 with strong orders. Rex editor in Washington county expands sales pages. A Salina exhibitor presents a silent violin made by himself, Bilson’s turber resheaths a rasor and mocks threshing, and locals prepare with mowers and knives as toad weights in McPherson are discussed.
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Cawker City
Jeaningx
Dircus
Abilene
Selden Boya
Caffeyville
Corkina
Washington County
Rexletor
el Sales
Salina
Bilson Turber
Tne
Dyspeptic Sow and Early Attention to Digestion
Impaired digestion and lingering stomach discomfort are described as early warning signs of worsening dyspepsia. The note warns that neglect will intensify symptoms like nervous headaches sourness and disagreeable itching, urging timely attention to stomach strength and health.
Fight at Pekin Sparks American French Clash
Pekin, Sept 3. In today’s action between fifteen French soldiers and four Americans the French used bayonets and two Americans were seriously wounded. A Dietic Journal note praises a new fresh air tablet that releases pure oxygen when dropped in water, promising benefits for submarines, ventilation, and public spaces, and urging low cost for general use.
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Pekin
Dietic Journal
Local Notes and Court Actions Highlight City Report
Dr L R Goodwin is sick at home Archdeacon Crawford returns from Colorado Maud Cowdrey visits Tecumseh Martha McCabe returns to Emporia In city court Claud Smith bound over for grand larceny Sam Hayden in re arrest over Santa Fe brass Moore finds missing relatives in Kansas City reports T Lammin vice president United Mine Workers sends to 69 striking miners in northeastern district Novinger district today Frenigant antebell wired Bembie to it would be im- to district person-
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L. R. Goodwin
Archdeacon Crawford
Colorado
Maude Cowdrey
Winnie Kearney
Tecumseh
Martha McCabe
College of Emporia
Emporia
Claud Smith
Upton Pacific
Sam Hayden
Santa Fe
Hayden
Uwyer
Donald Moore
Moore
Ang
Huron
Kansas
State Journal
Kansas City
T. Laminn
United Mine Workers
Sean Mitchell
Chicago
Novinger
Frenigant
Antebell
Bembie
Blossom Suffering Mental Trouble Threatens Council Seat
Topeka councilman J W Blossom of the First ward is seriously ill with mental trouble believed caused by sickness and worry. He may resign his seat. Doctors and relatives offer no recovery outlook. Blossom, a longtime Democrat and former house mover, faced multiple elections, with a noted flood loss and hard fighting spirit.
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J. W. Blossom
Blomom
Nia
Hiossom
Hirst
Fle
Blossom
Democrats
D. Skinner
Blossoim
bin Oppan Cc
A. Starbird
S.C. Miller
Miller
Blos
House
Topeka
North Topeka
Wren
North ‘Topeka
Mr. Blossoms
Tom Wilkerson
John Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Nlowsom
Walt
Ltme
Asoon
Mr. Blossom
Council
North Topeks
Gritey
Sparta
Blosvermyer
Som
Mr. Overman
Bergundthal
Mr. Bloenom
J. F
Plassom
Ro Kuts
Blossoms
Jack Bionom
Efe
Imersbeca
Heat at Washburn Campus to Install Steam System
At a Washburn college executive committee meeting, plans were approved to install steam heat in the library building for use this winter and to extend the system to all campus buildings as funds permit. The plant already serves the observatory and the girls dormitories.
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Washburn College
Brary
Ex-Senator Harris to Make Lawrence Home After Washington Return
Senator W. A. Harris returned to Kansas from Washington and will reside in Lawrence. The ex-senator, whose term expired last March, declined private gain offers and large salaries, choosing private life. The Lawrence Gazette praised his career, noting he fought railroads and lobbies to save the government about 850 million and left public service with an unblemished character.
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W. A. Harris
Kansas
Washington
Lawrence
United States
Pres—dent ‘Roosevelt
Canal Commission
Lawrence Gazette
Harris Return
Mberal
Harris
Jerusalem
Greer
North Topeka councilman Jack Blossom in mental decline
A North Topeka councilman, Jack Blossom, faces severe mental illness with erratic behavior and memory loss. Reports describe indecision over tasks and a desire to harm himself, while doctors and neighbors express concern for his health and future in the city council.
Flood relic note found after high water at Rice Rapids
Amid spring floods at Rice Rapids Kansas a note enclosed in a bottle surfaced. Written in a spirit of adventure by Frances Cooley and Amy Lamb, the message described the river’s height and referenced the Phi Lambda national grand conclave. The note notes the high school society gathering with about forty delegates and planned social events, including a smoker tonight and a banquet Saturday.
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Rice Rapids
Kan
Leslie Lea
Apirit of
Saventure
Bette
George Exiep
Relyue
Frances Cooley
Phi Lamb
Phi Lambda
Tonicht
Trust Formed Amid Pennsylvania Milk Trade Turmoil
Pittsboro Pennsylvania reports a new trust among three hundred milk dealers meeting in convention to form a combine impacting borough and Allegheny markets. In another note, county commissioners face trouble over 200 tax rebate applications tied to flood relief, signaling budget strain and governance worries.
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Mix Trust
Pittsboro
Allegheny
County Officials Estimate Time to Complete Job
County Clerk Newman calculated the project duration at 46 000 minutes, equating to 720 hours or about 72 days at ten hours per day. Commission members continue to work toward their allotted month salary as they push the task forward.
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Ers
Newman
Evoh
Train Plunges Through Trestle Near Rock Hill Yorkville
A passenger train on the Southern railway between Rock Hill and Yorkville, N C, went through a trestle this morning. Several deaths are reported and the incident is being investigated by local authorities.
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Charlotte
N.C
Southern Railway
Rock Hill
Yorkville
N. C
Receiver sought for Ecuador company in New Jersey case
In Trenton a vice chancellor granted an order to show cause why a receiver should not be appointed for the Ecuador company, a Jersey City based firm with $5,000,000 authorized capital. Creditors claim $3,600,000 liabilities against $10,000 assets. company formed to build a Guayaquil and Quito railroad in Ecuador. The Ecuadorian Association Limited of Edington, Scotland and London alleges creditor status. In Washington, the agriculture bureau reports cotton condition as of August 25 at 57.7. A man shot himself in a confectionery near a transfer station at 2:20 pm. The wound caused a crowd to rush in seeking the shooter.
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Trenton
N. J
Stevens
Ecuador Company
Jerves Corporation
Jersey City
Ecuadorian Association Limited
Edington
Scotland
London
England
Ecuador
Guayaquil and
Quito
Republic of Ecuador
South America
Will of Emma B. Roseburg Granted Probate In Topeka
The will of the late Emma B. Roseburg of Topeka was opened for probate. Estate valued around 38000 dollars with 28,000 reportedly going to nephews and nieces. Bequests include 100 dollars to several organizations and individuals including The Woman's Home Missionary Society and Topeka City Library, plus named nephews and other relatives. The estate will transfer household goods to the decedent’s sister and Laurent Banks named as trustee to manage funds.
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Emma B. Roseburg
Topeka
District Court
Misa Roseburg
Miantonary Society of the First Concre
Gallionat Church
Topeka Industrial and Educational Institute
Florence Crittenden
Vinci
Annie Hy Banka
Atchison Team to Visit Topeka for Twin Games
The Atchison baseball team travels to Topeka to face the rejuvenated Topeka squad in two games. The first contest will be played tomorrow on Washburn field with a 3 30 p.m. start.
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Topeka
Atchison
Washburn Field
Deaths and Funerals and Pilgrims Dinner Note
The funeral for Theodore Vogelwilt Church is planned for Friday morning at the corner of Second and Van Buren streets. Sir Thomas Lipton's United States Pilgrims dinner is set for Waldorf Astoria tomorrow evening. A fire at the south end of the Santa bridge trestle was quickly quenched by train workers with water buckets. notices call K and No. 50 officers to their annual meeting on September 4 and request attendance.
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Theodore O. Vogelwilt
Second and
van Bure Arch
Sir Thomas Lipton
New York
Pilgrims of the
United States
Waldor
Astorm
Thomas
Banta Bridge
Fee
Maeleeran
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