Appetite and hearty breakfasts tempt with beefsteaks and pancakes
A local shop advertises substantial meals and breakfast items for cooler weather. It promotes Andy's steaks with fried potatoes and tan pancakes smothered in Monarch Maple Syrup, paired with rich coffee from Golden Gate. The ad lists numerous groceries including cheeses, preserves, pickles, canned meats, tea, and butter, highlighting a Sunday dinner supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Snyder's
Libby
Huckin's
Campbell's
P. Co
Lipton
Society at line races attracts Topeka crowd at fairgrounds
A long list of attendees from Topeka and nearby towns gathered at the fairgrounds Thursday for line races. Among those noted were Mrs C J Devlin, Mrs Eugene Hagan Aire, Frank Thomas, Mrs Norman Wear, Mr and Mrs Charles Blood Smith, Mrs Marcus A Low, Mrs Hayden of Joplin, Mo, Mr and Mrs Albert T Reid, Mrs Katharine Fleischmann, Mr Don Mulvané, Miss Elizabeth Hayden, Mr and Mrs Charles Hunt of Central America, Mr and Mrs George Steinfield, Miss Augusta Dewey, Miss Hazel Passter, Miss Mabel Cuthbert, and many others. Hosts entertained a cheerful audience in celebration with social visits and conversations about the day's events.
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Fair Grounds
C J, Devlin and
Eugene Hagan
Aire
Frank Thomas
Norman Wear
Wear
Joplin
Charles Blood Smith
Marcus A. Low
Hayden
Lheabeth Hayden
Albert T. Reid
Ara
Ees
Leuven
Final Beory
Hiobert Pierce
Tamms
Ainitin Willicene
Katharine Fleishmann
Don Mulvané
Helen ‘Thompson
Ray Thompson
Hazel Passter
Molen Smith
Guilford Dudly
Jon Wilson
Ka- bin Lange
Earl
Wood
Koaruus City
Augusta Dewey
Joe T Ehrhart
Dollie Carthy
Dick Hayden
A. A. Hurd
Miss Moreland
Delis Moreland
Hiawatha
Charles Hunt
Central America
George Steinfeld
LN. Paquin
Kandard
Min Hyritn Goddard
Mina Ganlard
Prank Beck
Gilber
Lank Mow
Nir
Nea
Peter A
Sir Chavell Foote
Charles le Chester Woodward
LB Tee
Boundary dispute questions expose treaty lines at Portland Canal
The Alaska boundary commission resumed examination as Attorney General Findlay faced sharp questions from War Secretary Root and Senators Lodge and Turner. They pressed the US claim that the boundary runs from the bend of Portland Canal west to where Canadian mountains meet the 56th parallel. The attorney general insisted the treaty line cannot extend beyond the canal to reach higher terrain, while Lodge noted that following that path would require crossing mountains to reach the Canadian described points.
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Hoot
Vancouver
Maréley Pane
Lodge
Lighted Fire In Sleep Causes Burns At Home
In St Louis Missouri a light gasoline accident burned Mrs Jain and her young daughter Sue who avoided the flames by fleeing. The household had a history of a boy aiding the mother in stove work daily and the incident occurred while he attempted to operate or light the stove. Local reports describe the emergency response and injuries to Mary Jain and a youthful family member.
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Eugenes Ware
Mise
Amelia Ware
Washington, D. c
Cancade
Colorado
Ware
Wiliam A. Johnston
Mied Ware
Julia Whitney
Oun Greene
Atlantic Ormaet
Chicago
St. Loula
Sune
David Norton
Jett Iy
South Dakota
Hoses
Ristaen
Chicane
May Risteen
Minn Reita Paeeratt
Beare
Dienst
Kansas
City Seturder
Mey
Norman
Dean Low
Noble Wrentis
Juan
Sue
Harry
Nis
Thas
Jain
Peart
St. Lovie
Mary
Coffee, Posturi Claim Restores Texan Woman Health
A Texan woman recovering from three years of nervous prostration credits quitting coffee and using Pontum Posturi Food Coffee. She reports improved circulation, strength, and overall wellness after replacing coffee with the product, and urges others to test dietary changes for health gains.
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Pontum
Clark Reveals Deal Details With Gomer Davies
State printer George A. Clark presents a signed statement in the Concordia Daily Blade outlining a proposed deal in 1902 involving Gomer Davies to sway Kansas Republican support for 2000 dollars. The account includes telegrams, letters from Leland and Albaugh, and Crum’s role, with Clark asserting evidence of attempted influence selling and potential guilt if tried at trial.
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George A. Clark
Concordia Daily
Gomer Davies
Kansas
Kansan
Cloud County
Davies
Crytus Leland
Morton Albwagah
Lavien Bell
Leavenworth
L. Crom
United States
Crim
Topeka
Leland
Crum
al Baugh
Albaugh
Aihaugh
Indiana
St. Louis
Clark
Leie
Jfime
Thay
Albsugh
le i
Mr. Crurm
Toveks
Cyrus Leland
Kas
Republican
S. Cram
Gomer T. Davies
Grand Old Party
Cram
Mr. Albaugh
George C
Concordia
Special values in broken sixes of various fines
A brief society note reports irregular scores and fines arising from a series of broken sixes. Officials underscore inconsistent values across cases, with penalties varying by incident and jurisdiction.
Topeka milk purity dispute letters to editor
A letter to the State Journal defends Continental Creamery against claims by City Food Inspector Farnsworth. The writers insist their actions stem from civic duty to expose adulterated milk practices harming infants and the elderly, asserting no company backing and noting extensive milk sampling in Topeka.
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The
State Journal
Farnsworth
Continental Creamery Company
Con- Hnental Creamery Company
Phowe
Topeka
Mili
Embalming fluids in Topeka milk target of protests
Local citizens press daily papers and demand action after reports that eight of ten Topeka milk sources use embalming fluids. Food inspector reportedly refuses investigation and warns health officials. Continent Creamery defended as safe while activists threaten exposure and urge disclosure of evidence and sworn testimonies.
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Alice Wilted
Esther Kaueh
Maud Grimes
Hazel Mulvaney Mies
Ethel Morton
Mabel Cuthbert
Mimi Nellie
Impen
Dutton
Grigg
Monte Kistler
Proctor Poucht
Arner Rowley
Taylor Belcher
Bayard
Itney
Will Leland
Todd Matthew
Harry Hieluhmann
Finkhan Veale
Arther Watt
Afr
Harry Wo
Edwin Lange
Carl Woodbury Nelli
Adele Tange
Fond du Lac
Wirconain
Mra Lange
Tika Avenue
Mins Lange
Ralph N. McEntire
Thim Ajo Simtinen
Atta Florency Elliott
Sra
Ie H. Berry
Montgomery
Thomas Stevens
Aira
W. D. Perry
Mbs
Mr & Tuttle
Mary Synet
Elinor Elinor Lincoln
Milas
Ruts Collin
Armin A. Welskirch
de Alredt
Grace Welter
Atchison
Miss Well Small
J. P. Davis
Paul Mudge
Wim Hague
Walter Rotdy
Sulu
St. John’s Military School
J. Karl Henderson
Geneva Henderson
Christ Hospital
Harry Hunt
New York
Ea Ellis
Thursat
Urday
Hamilton
Fannie Sibley
Ralph
Barton Phelps
Ernest Crawford
Armour Institute
John W Ames
Mis. Nolte Amex
Nina Thomas
Grace Cathedral
Pred Gilchrist
Kansas City
George Trout
Wameso-on-the Raw
Ed Ells
Tenth Avenue
Tyler Street
G. Larimer
Boot
Albaugh Telegram
C. Xetene
Kan
Morton Albaugh
GEO
A. Clark
Louis
Dorcas
Express
Warner
Wenlene
Warner Safe
Roches Ten Ho
Yas Treo Medical Bos
Saritai
Good
T. L. King
C. P
T. A
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City Board of Health
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City and State Board of Health
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Ponoka
Denna
Tomthas Eimeelf
Hotel Empire
Brund Central
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Stort
Kenpire
Alty
Quinn
Nickel
Tylor Theaoeh Selous
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Bowten
Chan
Wayne
Paveland
Brie
Bufinio
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Insason
Slaton
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