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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1894
Page
7
A garbled report from Si by MERCHANTS describes a contest labeled Was ED-Ty and teal or tie house mean, with references to FTRSASE EN and Stoksor oO. Readable names suggest a local merchant event with unclear outcome and participants.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Kasar Ryder Cretoi Tesuience Gordon Loyens and a date February 14 with unclear medical terms. The readable items resemble a medical note or obituary fragment and do not form a complete story or clear outcome.
Notice from USION PACIFIC announcing time changes on February 7 1893 with departures from Vinewood and Quincy Street stations. It lists trains to Topeka Meriden and Testossi Wort via Okkniooss, daily except Sunday, with specific departure times from Quin Station and Vinewood including 6 59, 2 15, 4 15, and additional stops at Quincy Street.
Revivalist Talmage frames Zaccheus as a repentant tax collector. He urges humility over curiosity, restitution for fraud, and simple faith to enter heaven. The sermon exhorts families to invite Christ home and restore integrity to secure salvation for all.
The Red Men of Georgia near Macon decided to build an orphanage and enlisted Will Ausil as manager. He donated five acres of land in Austell, 10000 bricks, and $9560 in money toward the project. The effort seeks to care for orphans of the order with tribal funds and pledges, linking several tribes in Massachusetts and Virginia to support the cause.
The article reviews true progress of the Odd Fellows order through charity and ritual development, noting past grand leaders, temple construction in Cincinnati, and reports on recent warrants, installations, and graduations across Georgia, New York, and New England with focus on governance, cheery conduct, and forthcoming supreme commandery.
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