Topeka notices and adverts blur into county legal notices
Fragmented Topeka area notices show court petitions for intoxicating liquor limits, property auctions of nursery stock, and medical product advertisements. Names include Woolverton Topeka. J. B. Jeweler. E. Augustin. Vance Campbell sheriff. Auction details describe land and personal property in Shawnee County.
State
Fragmentary notice from the Topeka Journal dated September 1, 19XX, appears to be an early public state item. Details are unreadable. no further facts can be determined from the provided text.
City Treasurer's August 31 1897 Financial Statement
Monthly report listing balances and accounts for the city treasury ending August 31 1897. Includes funds such as General revenue sinking improvement and sidewalk. notes on banks National Bank and Bint National. rent for August and various charges. totals around 7 210 24 with miscellaneous line items and names Charles B. Elliot.
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General Revenue Fund
Metropolitan Police
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Topeka Fire Official Notice Published September 47 108
Emergency service update from Topeka officials indicates a city fire notice dated September 47 108. The public is advised to observe any safety instructions released by the authorities and expect further details in upcoming city notices.
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Topeka
Proposals for City Prison Addition in Topeka
Sealed proposals will be received at this office until Thursday evening at 5 o clock September with a plan to furnish materials and perform all work for adding an additional story to the back part of the city prison. Payments in cash upon estimates by the city engineer. A certified check of 40.00 payable to the city of Topeka accompanies bid as guarantee of contract within three days and bond for faithful performance. Mayor and council reserve right to reject bids. City Clerk MCPADDEN seal.
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Sulegtto
Telpetag Bashes
SR McPadden
Kan
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Topeka City approves installment bonds for sewer improvements
The mayor and council of Topeka Kansas authorize the preparation signing and issuance of ten installment bonds bearing six percent interest payable semiannually for sewer improvements. The ordinance sets the bond denomination at forty six dollars sixty one cents and provides for annual payments until all are paid. Bonds dated August 1497 and to be registered with the city clerk for sale at not less than par. The ordinance becomes effective upon publication.
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Topeka
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New York
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State of Kansas
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Topeka to issue bonds for sewer district 12 and 19 work
Ordinance authorizes the mayor and city clerk to prepare sign seal issue and register ten installed bonds for sewer improvements in Topeka Kansas. Bonds bear 6 percent interest payable semi annually and mature yearly from August 1 1917 to 1926. Principal and interest payable at a New York state fiscal agency.
Proposals for Drainage District No 2 Topeka City Works
Topeka Kansas invites proposals for construction of drainag e improvements known as Drainage District No 2. Bids must be sealed with security and a two hundred dollar deposit. City Clerk announces that bids due within days after notice and that contract awarding time will be set by the city council.
North Topeka Village Notices and Local Moves
North Topeka column notes residents traveling to Berne and Chicago, visits from Duluth and Kansas City, theater hats and millinery, family travel plans to Michigan City, Paola guest Mamie Shaetter, bridge repairs on Soldier creek, families returning from Colorado Springs, gear shifts at Armour Packing, and a runaway horse near Montoe Street with no injuries.
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Saute
Mamie
Eesha
Costiey & Post
N. Topeka
Kan
John Sheets
Colorado
Harry Wichels
North Side
W. W Crittenden
Crittends & Danielson
Chicago
Sprowh
Michigan City
Cromwell & Jeffers
Rn Costley & Post
North Topeka
Mabel King
Duluth
John Nystrom
Kansas City
W. T. K. Club
Mea. Trol—ert Morris
Mamie Shaetter
Paola
O. T. Shaetter
Soldier Creek
Grantville Road
Kansas Avenue
James Sterle
Jessie
Clara
Steele Hiss
Armour Packing Company
Chas. Steele
Ontario
Rollin Nichols
Colorado Springs
Nichols
Kansas
James Ha
Union Pacific
Topeka Festival Week Braced for Crook Influx
Chief Steele and the Topeka police board foresee heavy crook traffic during Fuji Festival week. They urge locking up suspects on arrival and expanding the force beyond 40 special cops plus the regular 27. Critics note past adequacy and call for more experienced officers and possible Kansas City detectives.
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Steele
Police Board
Topeka
Partivan Pelex
Kansas City
Bank opening eyed by state official in Edna Labette County
State Bank Commissioner Breidenthal visited Edna in Labette County to oversee the opening of a new bank with a capital of 6 000 dollars. The ceremony featured cashier J H Lowen and noted the surprise of Mr Ta jer’s friends at the marriage of a local couple. The event was followed by plans for a short wedding and a gun club shoot with the West Side Gun Club inviting participation tomorrow afternoon.
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Breidenthal
Edna
Labette County
J. H. Lowen
Joe Ise
Rod
West Side Gun Club
Man Freed After Admitting Kansas City Boy Location
George Green spent over a month jailed for contempt in a custody dispute with his wife. He finally revealed the boy’s location in Kansas City Missouri, where the child was found alive with a family on WHteenth Street. Green was released from jail and the boy will be returned to his mother.
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George Green
Hazen
Green
Dot
Aratic
Denver
Canada
Vourt Galil
Kepley
Lucas
Kansas City
Herman Green
Money maker figures in Kansas insurance revenue claims
The state Insurance department reports receipts to the state treasury for the year at 4000 dollars, with last year totaling 40000 dollars. Superintendent McNall argues Kansas could enact stronger laws to increase revenue, estimating at least 150000 dollars annually from non resident companies.
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State Insurance Department
Kansas
Sup
McNall
Stock yards case limits goodwill value at judgment
Judge Foster ruled goodwill cannot be counted as part of assets in the state stock yards controversy. The company valued goodwill at 2,000,000, but the court excluded it, reducing the plant’s value and supporting the state’s position.
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Judge Foster
Foster
Today's Market Report from Associated Press
Wheat opened firm with gains then fell as Liverpool and Pacific coast activity influenced prices. Corn remained firm on frost fears and weak demand while oats showed varied activity. Provisions opened strong with high pork and ribs, with rye and cash prices noted and Kansas City and Chicago livestock markets reported.
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Faas
The Cotton Market and Grain Prices in New York Trade
Market notes show cotton futures easing with bids around 37 percent in New York trade. Prices for wheat and corn shift across regions with cold fronts, frost forecasts in North Dakota and Minnesota, and mixed grain futures including December and September contracts.
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