Imperial Brewing Company in Topeka Faces Charter Issue
Judge McCabe ruled the Imperial Brewing Company may lack a valid charter and that it may be doing business in the state without compliance. The decision will be reviewed if further questions arise, with potential reversal by the district court.
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Judge McCabe
Frank Bates
Renelon
H. A. Lierman
Topeka
Bates
Ber Companier
Alate
Tagardien
Imperial Brewing Company
Jaen
McCabe
Hrhd
Uae
Cofmre
Kantor
the Brewing Company
Mateige
Prac
Local Tailor Opens Mercantile Establishment in Kallas City
John Baumgartner opens a mercantile tailoring shop at 00 Karras avenue after nine years as a cutter for Joby F. Mc Manus & Co. He plans to assist customers with ready to wear and custom garments. Tickets on sale September. October 6 rail travel option promoted.
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Rock Island Agente
John Baumrartots
Karras Avenue
Mtr
Baumgartner
Joby F. McManus & Co
Faumgartner
Tupeke
Kallas City
Ir. Baumgartner
Warlane
Raumeartnere
Ep Ffu
Rates sought by secretaries for Wichita wedge meeting
G Kemper of the Odd Fellows seeks higher railroad rates than current from Henk to aid the Wichita wedge meeting in October. He reports strong interest and predicts 1 000 to 2 000 attendees with a 30 cent fare increase, expecting unions and other factions to align for favorable rate changes.
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Giraud
M. Kemper
Old Fellowe
Kankay
Henk
Western
Mainensit Gelatin
Wichita
Mateus Clay
Kemper
Odd Fellows
Midh Woluie
Lipton Arrives in Chicago for Social and Business Visits
Sir Thomas Lipton landed in Chicago today from the east with Colonel Neil and Captain Valentine Webster. He will focus on evaluating business interests and meeting friends while in town. A dinner in his honor is set for tonight at the Chicago Athletic Association with about 40 guests invited.
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Will Spe
Chienice
Sir Thomas Lipton
Neil
Valentine Webster
Teatieh Army
Thomas
Chicago Athietc Tanodacion
Robb to stay at ParloMice Department Post
Assistant Attorney General Charles HL Robb will remain permanently in the parloMice office rather than return to the Justice Department after the Post Office investigation. Payne admits resignation of former law clerk Grace A. Christiansen was submitted weeks ago but held pending the affairs investigation. Police suspect a trick after a postal clerk’s disappearance and a missing watch and papers found in clothing recovered near Monroe Street.
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Washington
Charles HL Robb
parloMice
Department of Justice
Post Office
Ostmaster
Payne
Gaore
A . Christianey
Department
Chicago
Cisthen
Joliet
JoTringa
Monroe Street
Unsold Cough Remedy Declared Helpful By Remedy Seller
A seller declares a cough remedy effective for many ailments. McElhiney and Linton are noted as endorsers in a cautious promotion. The advertisement mentions a friend’s willingness to recommend the product for sale to customers seeking relief.
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Linton
Wheat King Rice Eyes $30000 From 6000 Acres Of Kansas Wheat
Kansas farm report notes Colonel Rice of Hill City plans immediate threshing after a harvest yielding 25 to 35 bushels per acre on about 6000 acres. Labor shortages loom as farmers seek sixty men and teams for sixty days at $2.40 daily. Wheat, corn, barley, and other crops show bumper prospects statewide, but railcar shortages hinder shipments and storage. The railroad board faces complaints as cars are diverted to relieve grain piles, with the Frisco system adding five thousand cars to cope with demand.
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Kansas
Colonel Rice
Hill City
Graham County
D. W. Little
Mr. Little
Sreland
Colorado Line
State Board of Allroads
Tnlon Pacific
Railroad
L. Lchreiber Grain Company
Otis
Rush County
Failroad Board
Missouri Pacific
Alsc
Sean Aneskeegust
Boiscouri Pacific
Turnfest Concludes With Apparatus and Field Prizes Awarded
Turnfest ends as visitors return home across the state. Harry Kietzman wins first prize for apparatus work, with Kletzman and Marysville athletes close behind. Marysville and Topeka clubs excel in field events, hammer throwing, and wand exercises. turnout nears 32600 as guests depart impressed by the local society.
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Harry Kietzman
Hi Ay
Topeka
Mat Rael
Kletzman
M. Herbaldsheimer
Marysville
ree _Scammon
Maryseme
Poin Bag Wit Ttenker
Eigner ‘Turner
Sarseille
Marzaville
Harry Sceammon
M. Herbolasetmer
E Davis
W. F. Rolnisch
Clyde Turner
William Renker
To- Pek
Bae
North Topeka Social Notes and Local Moves
North Topeka items list movements and visits. George Delapp returned from Cha mute. Dr. T. B. Reynolds moved dental parlors to Ohio side. Ada Morer and grandmother Graydon home from Eabon. Norman Whitney to attend Washburn College. J H Foucht in Leavenworth and Kansas City, returning Thursday. F Britton Osage City visits Amity Lodge. Harriet Staples back from Newton. Emma Russell from Valley Falls. Mrs Charles Curtis back from Burlingame River association. Jesse Herington arrives from Silver Lake for daughter’s appendicitis operation. Sadie Baird to Leavenworth St Mary’s Academy. Mrs AM Baird accompanies her. Congress Curtis and daughter Permelia Curtin depart for Washington. Joan Curtis to Topeka after short stay.
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Mr. Allen
St. Louis
George Allen
Harrison Street
Marry Sherburne
Colorado
T. B. Reynolds
Ohio
Ada Morer
Graydon
Eabon
Kan
Norman Whitney
F. Whitney
Washburn College
J. H. Foucht
Leavenworth
Kansas City
F. Britton
Osage City
Amity Slodge K
Harriet Staples
Herbert French
Newton
Emma Russell
Valley Falls
Charles Curtis
Burlingame
Baptist River Association
Jesse Herington
Silver Lake
Sadie Baird
St. Mary's Academy
AM. Baird
City
Congressman Curtis
Permelia Curtin
Washington
Joan Curtis
Wanted Furnished House With Mod Conveniences Locatio
A reader seeks a furnished house to rent with fewer than a specified number of rooms and modern conveniences. The ad requests reasonable rent and notes contact via P. G. Kelley for arrangements.
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P. G. Kelley
Police Jottings and Court Action in Local District
Police notes detail a divorce lawsuit involving Ivors and Emmons affair claims, plus a attempted burglary case as officers pursue suspects near Meriden and North Topeka. Reports cover street hazards, juvenile reform breaches, and a late night patrols overview before dawn.
Dr Pierce's Golden Discor and Medical Advice
The fragment references Dr. Pierce's Golden Discor and recommends trying his remedies for ailments. It mentions penance and cautions about ineffective products, suggesting medical guidance as a better option.
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George Delapp
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Toptersey
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Meriden
Charles Stinson
Red Hastings
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Panhandle
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Warner
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Warners Safe Cure Co
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