Sweet Clover Butter and Market Fresh Delights
You can order Sweet Clover Creamery Butter made from pure pasteurized cream in a sanitary creamery. We guarantee no renovated butter. Meat Department stocked tomorrow with first class market items. Also offered are New York Cheese, Swiss, Tabasco Ketchup, Home High Grade Catsup, oysters, Monarch Maple Syrup, Heinz vinegars, and other goods.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Topeka
City council to appoint plumbing board and inspector
At a city council meeting the mayor will appoint the members of the newly formed plumbing board. The board will supervise plumbers, issue certificates, and require competent work. Plumbing Inspector salary is 1200 dollars and board members earn 50 dollars annually each. The former inspector J M Miller retires and the office is to be abolished.
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Queelene Beard
State Journal
Alhwwia
J. M. Miller
Plumbing Board
Ted Wis
Olive Oil Touted as Healthful Household Remedy
An old promotional piece extols olive oil as a universal health aid curing wounds and boosting strength. It claims 150,000 gallons are produced or imported annually in California and praises Purity Brand and Rae's Finest Sublime for purity and flavor, noting a Columbian Exposition award.
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California
Imany
Rae
Queen Esther Gives First A Cantata at St John A M Church
Queen Esther Gable presents the cantata Queen Pxthor at St John A M Church for the jubilee fund with Imperial Shilo choir, directed by Rev Dir Sneleon. The cast includes Kether-Mre FG Snelson Haman Mr Chas McNary Mordecai Mr B C Thomas and many others. audience large and responsive.
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Pxthor
St. John A. M
Shilo Church
Dir. Sneleon
St. John
Sttr
Mordecai
Homan
Duen Kether
Mre
FG. Snelson
Kink Alwabuere
Win
Reyn
Nia
Haman
Chas
McNary
the Jew
B.C. Thomas
Zoresh
M. Holtzman
Mordevai
Cyrenia Smith
Lizsie Brown
Bestie Hawking
Persian Princess—Mrs. L. Slaughter
Jas. Martin
Hegla
Solomon
di. F. Muntlery
Herid
Fred Ware
Graqe Atkinson
Mary Jordan
J. Coleman
N. Peake
Electro Petry
Ted Carson
A. Simpeon
Posiane
Certrade Soloman
Grace Fulton
Sadie McClain
3 Jones
Mrsft
Topeka Council Seeks Police Whistle Ban Ordinance
Councilman Nellis backs a proposed city ordinance prohibiting blowing police whistles except by police. The measure would bar any resident from sounding a police whistle or trill whistle, though postmen use such whistles too. Critics doubt its legal value while noting it may merely fill council meetings and the city paper.
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Nellis
Topeka
Mt Fill
Boil all drinking water warns city health chief
Dr Menninger president of the board of health urges boiling water for all drinking use due to typhoid danger. He notes wells in low areas may be clean yet percolate contaminated surface water and warns suburban wells are most at risk from sewer seepage.
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Menninger
Board of Health
Ely
Typhoid Claims Life of Walter Howe at 15
Walter Howe, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Howe, died last night of typhoid fever after a stay in town following his father’s return from Colorado eight weeks earlier. The youth, described as enterprising, worked as a wagon driver during summer travels and is believed to have contracted the illness from impure water.
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Walter Howe
Samuel T. Howe
Baughman
Mrs Wiens Seeks $20,000 After Ditch Accident
Ellenbeth Wiens sues Rebel Milin for $20,000 claiming injury from a sidewalk ditch dug across the walk in April 1901. The ditch measured about a foot wide and eighteen inches deep and was left uncovered, causing her to fall. The case progressed from district court with an unfavorable ruling, and she appeals to the supreme court.
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Ellenbeth Wiens
Supreme Court
Milinbere
Kan
Utilenora
Murton County
Wiens
Photo Men to Return to Topeka Convention
The Kansas Photographers' Association plans the annual convention in Topeka next year after a morning meeting. Railroads will bring attendees from all cities and towns, more than any other state city. Joe Waldine leads the convention and chairs the photography competition session tonight. Private sale of household goods lists carpets, stoves, folding bed, freezer, washstand, chairs, and more Saturday morning at 1023 Polk Street.
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Kansas
Amsockion
Topeka
Phe
Joe Waldine
Aipe
Onda
Polketree
Sateuréay
Belle Street
Lunatics and the Looming Marriage Dilemma
A man wrestling with freedom and fidelity reads a brutal note from a lover who asks him to leave. He debates the ruinous pull of marriage versus the lure of roaming life aboard his yacht. She arrives, their exchange turns to sharp, wary bargaining over timing and regrets before a final, ironic self-description as a lunatic.
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Mary
Affinities Cited In Quoted Writings From Madame
A fragment quotes A De Alberti on affinities and shared dispositions. The text ponders mutual fate and treacherous kinship with phrases about lunatics and inevitable consequences. It reflects literary dialogue on personal ties and destiny.
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A. de Alberti
Free concert tonight at Eighth Avenue and Harrison Street
Marshall's bead program lists Southern Smiles and Searchlight marches with performers Kelley Nabocodon Verdi Watts and Munnell. Crime report notes customs inspector Costs and Lieut Osborne convicted of misappropriating government funds. Osborne sentenced to ten years, Counts to eight. Also listings for private household sale and a household course starting Monday.
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Marshall
Eighth Avenue
Harrison Street
Southern Smiles
Kelley ‘Nabocodon
Verdi Watts
Jerry Fellows
Searchlight
Munnellavere
the Hudson
Dresser
Manila
Thomas P. Costs
Lieut. Osborne
Constabulary
San Ferdino
Osborne
F Teen Tompkins
Prov
Stranger Meets Abe and a Battle of Wits in a Mountain Town
An old man on a mountain road offers a weary traveler shelter with a claim that his son Abe runs the town and will reward strength over weight. The exchange reveals tall tales and bravado as each man touts past deeds and near-misses, ending with questions about luck and memory from Civil War days.
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Gwine
Aman
Abe
Fair Oaks
EM Scott
Malvern Hill
Reud Davis
Hank Johnson
Frederickshire
Tom Scamimnon
Sghia
Grant
George Brown
Seth
Big Sale at Spears Department Store in North Topeka
Spears Department Store in North Topeka announces a big sale tomorrow from 8 to 1. The advertisement promises a free carpet broom with every purchase worth 31 or more to attract customers and boost sales.
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Spears Department Store
North Topeka
Lange
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