The State Journal advertising rates and delivery terms
The State Journal lists carriage delivery at 19 cents a week to Topeka and suburbs or the same rate in Kansas towns where the paper is circulated. Annual and weekly rates are shown for subscriptions and the weekly edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carriex
Topeka
Suburbs
Kansas Town
Shawnes County
State Jour
Associated Press
Diay
Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
E. 6Th St
Aaas
Early 1805 Press Circulation Averages Reported
A timeworn statement outlines half year circulation figures. The document notes daily averages for the first six months across multiple years, indicating 1696 for an early period, 1894 for another, and 2895 for a later span, totaling 9,334 in some measure.
Weather Indications and Economic Rhetoric in Crtcano
Weather in Crtcano from September 16 calls for showers in the extreme east today and Tuesday with mostly southernly winds. The column then shifts to political discourse, noting Prohibition resubmission aims, Populist county stances on income taxes, and criticisms of fraternal insurance societies in Kansas. A mix of weather notes and partisan commentary fills the page, with references to J. Pierpont Morgan and Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crtcano
Fraternal Insurance Rhetoric Sparks Debate on Worth
The article defends fraternal societies against claims they cannot endure, arguing members pay modest dues for real protection benefiting widows and orphans. It defends gold withdrawal resistance and alleges a treasury conspiracy, naming Rothschilds Belmonts Morgana Cleveland Carlisle as alleged actors.
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Kansas
Treasury
United States
Carlile
Secretary of the Treasury
Rothachilds
Belmonts
Morgana
Cleveland
Carlisle
Humorous Observations on War and Everyday Life
A collage of quips and jokes from various papers, noting romantic war imagery, courtship banter, waiter humor, and social in-jokes. Bits include lines about polo of war romance, a proposal, a barber shop misfires, a photographer, and a boy’s view on honesty, all captured in quick, bite-sized humor.
Entertaining Society Snaps in New York and Newport
The Four Hundred reacts to the engagement of Count Zichy and Mrs Yanaga thirty. Miss Michel Wright, once famed as a beauty, and her social ascent are recalled alongside Yznaga’s turbulent marriages. A stray tale of a trunk mishap and a seaside hotel scene adds garnish, while jokes on fame and a two act school drama close the page.
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Yerege
Count Zichy
Bels Zichy
Fernando Y
Anage
Mabel Wright
Zichy
New York
Newport
Yanaga
Michel Wright
Metropolia
Elise du Pont
Miss Wright
Fernando Yznaga
Misa Smith
W. K. Vanderbilt
Eiher
Cilfron
Walt
Felix
Sare
Kaptown
John
George's Republic for Children Camp Models Youth Government
The George industrial camp in Tompkins County New York hosts 150 boys and 30 girls ages 6 to 15 from New York slums. The camp operates as a miniature republic with a president, congress, currency, bank, police, civil service, and a court. Children work for living, study thrift and right living, then return home healthier and wiser.
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George
Tompkins County
N. Y
Ithaca
William R. George
New York
Mr. George
Congress
Republic
Civil Services Commission
Court of Sessions
Quotes and quips from a crowded library page
A fragment from the Sa-Somrville Journal and Peck's Sun humor section features a barrage of quips and cartoonish lines. It includes a library worker retorting about a misread card and a Greeley anecdote, plus a belligerent general joke and a playful exchange about kissing cousins.
Raub the One-Legged Bicyclist Traverses Nation
A. G. Raub, arriving in Topeka from Knoxville, continues toward San Francisco on a mostly right leg powered cycle. He left Knoxville eleven weeks ago, rode to Chicago and back, weighs a light 25 pound machine with 22 pounds of luggage, and logs daily notes of road happenings in a book.
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Tommy
Louisville Courier- Journal
Philadelphia
Chicago
Indianapolis Journal
Hin
Detroit Free Press
Plunkville
Gates
Cincinnati Hoauier
L A. W
Middlesborough
Kentucky
Raub
San Francisco
Ives Gold Mine Prospects Near Ward Colorado
General J N Ives reports a Ward Colorado mining camp yields a profitable gold mine. His group ships two carloads of ore monthly to Denver with about $1000 per carload. Several hundred tons remain on the dump awaiting treatment though lower grade. The operation could employ a dozen men through winter with occasional shipments to the smelter and a spring boom anticipated.
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J. N. Ives
Ward
Colorado
Mr. Ives
Denver
Hethinka
Mins
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Fears P. MacLannan
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Jour al
Aby
Tulle
Cepital
Isms
Blave Jouryan
Tomlinson
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Thay
J. W. Roberts
Tax Concordia Empire
W. H. Hornsday
Free Silver Republican League
India
J. Pierpont Morgan
Anthony
Tuld
Orrin T. Welch
Texas
New York Weekly
Jones
Atlanta Constitution
Mudge
Yabsley
New York World
Hoserly
Tankleigh
Austen
Tham
Chicago Post
George's Republic For Children
A. H. Sharum
Kansas Avenues
Aes i
Johnson
Kansas Avenue
Fes
Sa —Somrville Journal
Horace Greeley
Greeley
Peck
Washington Star
Jack
Lita
WESTERN Foundry # Machine Works
E. Co. Demoss
L. M. Penwell
Morticurers
Odd Fellows
Quincy Street
Harrison
Bell
Demoss & Penwell
Union Pacis
Ives
Gom
Mada
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