North Topeka Local Notices Rough OCR Sample
Items intended for this otaast should be left with Kim Printing company 833 Kansas venue Take that prescription to Kane Co The Union Pacific pay car arrived this morning Sweaty rolls comfon bats for 1.00 Courtney Post Courtney made a business trip to Kansas City today Better order now for your hard coal meet Takemiere Priddy jetty ert cue business trip to Shawnee The infant child of J C Travers Abed this morning and was buried this afternoon Miss Lod poems is home Kansas City where she said the past two ate Pate her sister aes H Kimball left today for he will the Meaoutere comers this wind The republicans of Meauken electenaloia ill hold a meeting text Saturday to organise McKinney and Roosevelt club Miss Iya Grow returned Saturday from Meriden where she has been visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs Colfee Bet Watts Will entertainтен at her home on Quincy street In honor of her cousin Mrs Lena Catlin of Newton Mrs George Groshone and son Lee of Kilmer came home Sunday from a visit rate of 1x weeks to Mrs Groshone home in Gnio Mrs Willur Hogabaum will come home Wednesday from skr$igo Kan where she has been visiting her parents Rev and Mrs Eee for six weeks Mr and Mrs Schuff came home Saturday from apne TEN a Dee Sees Mrs Schutt ne Deets for the past three sons and where one joined about two weeks ago by Mr The indice of the WW W C T W will be a pation meeting at Mr KF Kings Fant Gordon street Wednesday September 1 at 2 pm Are Eat wenan ei W whether snithers of the organization or not It Will be perved
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Kim Printing Company
Kansas
Kane & Co
Union Pacific
Courney & Post
Courtney
Kafince City
Teva Sats
J-Takemire
Priddy
Shawnee
J.C. Travers
Lod
Kanmas City
E H Kimball
Meauken Iectenaloia
McKinney and Roosavelt Club
Misa Iya Grow
Meriden
Mra Colfee
Watts
Quincy Street
Lena Catlin
Newton
George Groshone
Lee
Xilmer
Mra Groshone
Gnio
Willur Hogabaum
Kan
Abe
Mra
Schuff
Apne
WW. C. TW
Will Bela & Pation
KF. King’s
Fant Gordon Street
Pittsburg Phil quits racing as he sells his horses
New York, Sept 18 George E Smith known as Pittsburg Phil says he will sell all horses in training and will never own a racer again He notes no profit in owning horses and plans to accept short prices in races He suggests his judgment is anchored and hints at unfavorable prospects for future bets Also mentions Alaska dispatch and population figures.
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Pittsburg
New York
George E. Smith
Pittsburg Prl
Iind
St Michasel
Alaska
Greely
English Elections in York and Royal Colonial Ties
The article discusses English elections in York amid royal and colonial support, noting upcoming November staffing and the potential for parliamentary action this autumn. It mentions Prince Ching and Earl 14, foreign offices, and a period of political transition influencing public interest ahead of elections. It also covers war news, including British and Boer fronts, and the lingering focus on diplomacy and electoral outcomes.
Local News Snaps On Grand Opening and Community Events
Vanity Palr will be sent at the Grand tonight The Comet new Washburn paper appears A new business block is being erected at 408 and 410 East Fourth Street Hing face Seago provides the local market from 7 to 26.00 per ton A petty Store is busy first crop of colds of the season A leaking water pipe floods the United States marshal's office Arthur C VanClure is seriously ill with typhoid fever in La Junta Col A gang of workmen repair pavement on Quincy street by the Auditorium Liseie VanClure confined to bed for nine weeks can be up briefly John M Brown will speak at the M B church Wednesday night Rev L P Broad and wife are in Sa ling Mrs Broad will address women on national Home Missions Dr Wilson of Randolph Kans arrested for using mails for fraudulent purposes to have a hearing Kansas City district of the Swedish Lutheran Church to hold two days at Fourth and Tyler streets beginning tomorrow night To satisfy some people, each Auditorium member will be given a season ticket for the Auditorium Spaning show January 7 to 12 largest poultry show west of Chicago Ge Dosee in Pensacola United States Navy Yard Newport News training Ebb Breakers show limits unclear
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanity Palr
Sen
Washburn
East Pourth Street
Hing Fae Seago Pravnde
Pete
United Elates
Arthur C. VanClure
la Junta
Col
Quincy Street
Liseie VanClure
John M. Brown
An Buren
Laurenti
Rev. L. P. Broad
Saling
Broad
Naional
Wilson
Randolph
Kan
United States
Arate
Kansas City
Kansas
Swedish Lutheran Chuten
Fourth
Tyler
Ininstrela
Chicago
Ge Dosee
Pensacola
Newport News Navy Yards
Santa Fe Route Excursion Offered to Various Points
Advert reads a Honeseekers excursion dated 18th and October to Arkansa Arizona and Terri fy Poulsiana See Mexico Oklahoma and Texas. An agent claims a cure of chronic diarrhea after thirty years. Two men allegedly saved from harm by a drug advertised in broad terms. Sale advertised by all druggists with pontifical promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhoneseekers
Arkansa
Arizona
Poulsiana
Mexico
Oklahom
Texas
Dar
Hallawray
Sein
al Dam Aamaas
Atlanta to Go South In Naval Reassignment
On September 18 the cruiser Atlanta joins the South Atlantic station to replace the Montgomery in Admiral Schley’s squadron. Pendleton, previously superintendent of the gun factory at Gueneey, will be placed on commission after repairs. Commander John P. Merrell, now on waiting orders, will command the Atlanta as it joins the Chicago and Wilmington in the squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Gehley
Atlante
Cemester
South Atlantic
Admiral Schley
New York
Fainee Pendleton
Gueneey
Beas
John P. Merrell
Atlinta
Chicago
Montreal Grain Trade Drifts to Boston, Says Shipping Officials
Montreal contrasts its grain shipping with Boston as Elder Company lines push for Atlantic trade gains. David Campbell argues Montreal harbor costs and insurance limits prompt a shift to Boston and Liverpool routes while Canada Atlantic Railway plans to handle eleven million bushels from Quebec. Ottawa and Marseille references not present.
Caleb West Opens New York Season at The Theatre
The Manhattan theatre opened with Caleb West adapted from F Hopkinson Smith by Michael Morton. The cast featured George Fawcett as Captain Joe Arden and Kate D. Wilson as Betty Went with others praised for performances. Morton received a warm reception for his dramatization.
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New York
Manhattan Theatre
Caleb West
F. Hopkinson Smith
Michael Morton
Last Vane
Win Arden
Captain Due
Arden
Joe
George Fawcett
Bill Ps
Derrick
Malvolen
Betty Went
Caleb
May Aone
Aunty
Hell
Captain Joe
Kate D. Wilson
Morton
For Rent Rooms and lodging in city area
Fragmented rental notices list rooms for light housekeeping and furnished front rooms on Sixth Street and nearby avenues. Entries mention West Sixth Street and Topeka avenues with references to watchmakers and general lodging ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Exchange
West Sixth Street
Topekaev
Walter Sueithied
Petaire
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Hadrest
Anthony
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J. G
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Kansas Arena
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Crosby Bros
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A.B.C
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Gene Guuareurk
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Bowman & Co
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Indy Biagie
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M. D. Kan Avenue
Les Adley
M.D
Aasb Ave
LA Ryder
Brinkerhoft
Ida G, Barnes
M. D
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Steglos Sathans
Eva Harding
Pbadsas
J.R. BA
J. Groves
James B. Hayden
Pepe
xOgRee
Goldap Rule” Machine Works
Attorneys-At-La Era
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Room Columbian Buliaing
Mry W. Robr
Eae Bundeon
Twantyfist Se
Ana
Fiattig van Vieck
East Fifth St
Ub West
Toei
Uncle Sam
Bank of Topeka
Pice
Trin Ja Te State Juurant Pobuipranteer Il
Ms Central National Bank
Tapeka
Sone
F. M. How
Uiteeters RA
Peneas City
Brick and Ewring Co
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Tee Ee
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Sivan
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