Ladies' party honors Mrs. J. with gifts and dances
A large gathering at Lew's home hosted by Julia Warner for Mrs. Jennie J. in a surprise drive led by Miss Warner. Guests included Mrs. H. K. Davis, Mrs. Le Lurah and many Topeka residents. Prizes were awarded for crokonele and dancing as the evening featured refreshments and socializing.
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Wostenby
Lew
Yernesn
Oklahoma
Rewis
Jennvss
J. A Ales
HK. D. Davis
le Lurah Aire
Picker Lair
Rosen
Ralph Sgeten
fHstman
Mise
Uma d
Julia Warner
Paris
Bopur
Fer Rousin
Beles
Warner
Avpen
Colorado
Mie Craicky
le Maree Wole
Grace Agard
Charlee
Crokonele
Puarh
Frances Hoser
Leland Farner
Nannie Cudingign
Josephine Fulton
Julia
Mise Warter
Madge Werterfield
Fall Lake City
Caroline Roser
Minn Roper
Katherine Welch
Cy Mabel Tullock
Nell
Ladies decorate fair grounds for G A R reunion
Ladies decorate the exposition grounds with bunting as tents rise for the sixteenth state reunion at Topeka from September 7 to 9. General orders urge comrades to bring families, provide tents and wood, and enjoy a hearty reception. Department headquarters to be established. post commanders or designated representatives to report Wednesday morning for important business.
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Ares
Uilee HF Ue Department
Wangal
Wie Dusplees
Department
Topeka
Rome
Tate
Newluy Mornig
Borrowed 300000 and bank loans shock Topeka reader
Topeka report notes W M Macterran witnessing Western loan activity to New York banks with 200000 dollars lent from Kansas City, prompting surprise at New York borrowing westward. Also covers probate court actions over guardian disputes involving Charles Morton and Dudley Morton, and a Salvation Army sermon by Rev Geo Thomas in Topeka this evening.
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Topeka
New York
W. M. Macterran
Macterran
Kansas City
West
Charles Morton
Low
Dorman
Duye Ako
Dudley Morton
Morton
Charter Morton
Murton
Leavenworth
Dotman
Salvation Army Hall
Geo. Thomas
Thomas
Savannah
State Schools Fight Fees And Auditor Ruling
Dispute centers on whether state institutions may collect incidental fees from students and report them to the state treasurer. State Auditor Cole demands monthly reports on fees, prompting conferences with President A R Taylor and House officials. Attorneys general opinion pending as lawmakers and regents weigh legality and possible abolition of such charges.
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Board of Regents
A. R. Taylor
State Normal School
Cole
Air Collected
Taylor
John Menden
Bf Nements
Air
Attempind
Madden
Mney
Cele
Godard
State University
Regetite
Supreme Court
Supreme Rt
Vaeronk
Llegal
Governor Initiates Lodge Visit in Wichita
Governor Slaney toured a Woodmen gathering in Wichita on Tuesday, viewing stumps, swamps, and brush as part of a ceremonial demonstration. He praised the order and expressed a humorous remark about future firewood needs at home.
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Slaney Pas
Vernor
Wichita
Mr Whitmore Quietly Marries in Surprise Wedding
A. J. Whitmore of Washington Kansas, chief clerk in the office, quietly married last week and departed on a two week wedding trip. The department staff do not know the bride’s name but describe her as pleasant. Whitmore plans to return to Topeka with his bride, while coworkers laugh at the prank.
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Lawrence
MM Lagan
McParland
East
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Harry Wilson
FR Bradshaw
Potwin
Thredar
Pasadena
Eerie
Tuesel Huy Teft
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Jévathan Thomas
Yora Low Weet
Mise Etta Bete Livermore
Mabel Wilson
Harry G. Wilenn
Topekw
Ainda Bir
Stertitus Wallace
Chicign
Calhoun
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Pleagant Hour Club
Lingola Street
A. Phillipa
Lincoln Street
Ubetr
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Topeka
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J. Goodhue
Heaumont
Texas
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Kan
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D. C
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May Purl
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Toreste
Canada
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Edward Comsitonk
St. Joe
Mos
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Ann Ved
George Hanley
A. J. Whitmore
C Wieffy
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Kitmore
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Grain Dealers Defy Threats in Kansas Meeting
Sumner Harper and Barber counties grain dealers met at Wellington and decided to ignore threats from Kansas City merchants. They will continue shipping southern Kansas grain directly south, despite boycotts on Santa Fe and Rock Island routes to Galveston for European ports.
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Sumner
Harper
Barber
Wellington
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Kansas
Galveston
Missourl Dealers Threaten Southern Kansas Markets
Local merchants accuse Missourl dealers of aggression for blocking profit chances in handling southern Kansas products. Community members view the threatening stance as unproductive and likely to fail in securing favorable market access.
Santa Feraureau Company Appeals Death Verdict
The Santa Feraureau company appeals a Cowles county district court ruling awarding Mrs. Catherine O Connell of Moline 4840 for her husband’s death struck by a train while crossing a bridge at New Grenola. The complaint alleges the engineer failed to whistle and claims criminal negligence by company employees.
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Santa Feraureau Company
Supreme Court
District Court
Cowles County
Catherine O'Connell
Moline
O'Connell
Bridge
New Grenola
Sormpamey
Governor to Be Absent from State Reunion Address
Governor Stanley will not attend the state reunion in the city next Tuesday afternoon. He cites a prior engagement to speak at the Elderade relocation, and informs the committee he cannot be present. W A Johnson of Garnett is asked to deliver the welcome and represent the administration. Excursion tickets to the East offered at special rates via a regional railway line.
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Mache
W. A. Johnson
Garnett
Court of Visitation
Vandalia
Pennnsylvania
Stomach Trouble Tied to Nervous Dyspepsia Claims
A Victorian reader from Indianapolis endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, arguing nervous dyspepsia affects multiple organs beyond the stomach. The letter praises relief from four years of symptoms including sleeplessness and palpitations, urging others to try the medicine and request their health guide.
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No. 6
Prospect St
Indianapolim
Tnit
Reah
Prospect &T
Indianapolis
Ind
Stuart
Stuart Co
Marnbail
Yellow Fever Report and Market Notes From Sept 22
Washington reports 54 new yellow fever cases and two deaths from Key West as Surgeon General Wyman releases daily tallies. The article also details aviation and rail freight notes, commodity futures, and livestock market activity with December and September positions showing price shifts and trading interest across wheat oats hogs and dairy products.
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Wyman
Key West
Wichita
Santa Fe Toute
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