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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1900
Page
6
Our Saturday store news announces a special showing tomorrow of fifty women s tailored suits in popular cloths and styles at popular prices. The message thanks customers for their patience and promises pleasing news to patrons awaiting the announcement.
The forest spans vast tracts bought by Vanderbilt with protected deer and game rule. Hunters, trappers, and foresters are described as watchful stewards guarding streams, ridges, and crossing paths. Protective measures include limited shooting, native trout streams, and an arboretum of over 200,000 trees under Pinchot guidance.
A fragment discusses communities suffering from coffee’s bad effects considering Postum as a remedy. It cites Rev W O Ogbernr of Hammonton praising Postum for health improvements and flavor similarity to coffee, claiming many can break coffee dependence with Postum.
A garbled column notes misquoted proverbs and jumbled phrases about age work and wealth. It mentions Mr and Mrs Thomas Ewing of Marmmouth Nebraska visiting Mrs St Backus in Oakland and Leavy Mrs WW.
The report traces Bryan's march by rail and road to Nebraska City and Canon City with stops at M U Shi and Beniivecot, detailing his criticisms of Republicans, trusts, and imperial policy. Roosevelt's and Canon City's speeches frame a protest and defense of democracy with calls for self-government and fairness amid a charged political atmosphere.
When the special train bearing the Roosevelt party pulled into Purbin on September 26 the station was crowded with people eager to greet the governor. The reception included a committee with carriages escorting Governor Roosevelt, Senators Lodge and Walentin, Joby Proctor Clarke of New York, and General.
A fragmented list summarizes fairs in Kansas for 1900 with dates and counties. It names officials such as J. Et Lees, Griesa, and local secretaries in Clay Center, Burlington, and Berea, noting September entries and Kaw Valley Fair in Douglas County.
In Colum bus Neb Sept 28 a large audience heard Beveridge alongside supporters including Bryan. He argued trusts can be good or bad depending on price fairness and efficiency. He used the self binding harvester as a key example of a beneficial trust that lowered costs for farmers while warning against dishonest price increases.
The speaker argues for trust regulation over destruction and links labor and capital to national well being. He portrays himself as a champion of labor organization while acknowledging occasional faults in both labor and capital trusts. He asserts restraint and correction as proper remedies rather than wholesale destruction.
The product is praised for soothing the south and heart with seeds that promise quick relief. Mothers praise its use for colds croup and whooping cough and note its safety for infants. Sold by the local druggist as claimed in the State Journal.
Wheat trading opened lower with subdued activity as the market steadied later. Futures fell about 4 to 6 cents with October at 0.44 lower. corn was dull and easier with modest local selling pressures. receipts and Argentine export prospects influenced sentiment while prices edged down by midsession. dairy quotes remained steady in limited activity.
Chicago and Kansas City markets show mixed cattle receipts and steady or slightly weaker conditions. Western steers and Texan cattle vary by location with prime stock weaker in some rings while feeders hold steadier. sheep receipts remain steady to slightly down with lambs and hogs noted across listings.
Market notes from Topeka describe grain and produce prices, wheat loads for export, and corn figures with comparisons to yesterday. The report highlights oat prices, bean and lard notes, and general commodity activity at the Trade exchanges with commentary on traders and market conditions.
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