Local Wichita Daily Needs and City Notices
Publication page lists names of publishers and proprietors and a long city notices section. It references deliveries, clerks, and various residents in Wichita with names like Homer Hougham and C. Martin, plus several city events and rehearsals for a military drill and a public Kirsmose tableau.
W O T U Holds State Convention at First M E Church
The Kansas W C T U met in Leavenworth with ninety delegates from districts one through seven. President Mex Hastall presided. committees were named for credentials and finance. The afternoon featured welcomes, a lengthy address on prohibition, and calls for state leadership in temperance efforts amid broader organizational reports and plans for officer elections and statewide events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C.T. CU
M. E
Hirst
Fanny H. Rastall
G. Warren
Leavenworth
S A. Preston
Topeka
Kate H. Itiewers
Lonuton
Lauri M. Joins
Salina
Wichita
N. A. M. Biewk
Zora Hunt
Laura M. Jobs
Fitei
Cora J. Watson
J.C. Trotter
E. B. Mason
A. Thurston
D. Claris
Mesdames Grover
el Dorado
Barges
Vareh
Ihe
Bond
Treasuer
Ani
Astersooy Steliin
Kansas
Wathout
Childire
Kaname
Bercoming
Tnt
W. GT
Ang Tavmaker
Chary
Munter
Imo Affort
Pleasant Evening at Fisher's Grove and Local Paving Plans
A pleasant evening at Fisher's Grove honored W A Radford who just returned from the east with a picnic hosted by local families. Attendees included Mr and Mrs West, Mr and Mrs Poole, Mr and Mrs Franklin, Mr and Mrs Hailman, and many others. Also noted are plans for Waco avenue paving with park centers and spray fountains, plus a report on the Usro stockyards handling cattle from Santa Fe and Denver & Gulf lines as Wichita remains busy with cattle movements and related trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher's Grove
W. A. Radford
Harry West
Chas, Poole
Steve Franklin
Elie Hailman
Cues
Curths
Lain Anunoral
Mead Prat
B. Clark
May Young
Amsberry
Adam Huffman
Will Huffman
Amd
Mies Viele
Dean Gorion
Adel Rudolph
John Pratt
Mise Hattie Hays
Amanalt
Florence Blair
Frank Jones
Vergeline Ley Eat Ettman
Miss White
Philadelphia
Frank Curtis
Will Radford
Nise Cad Fox
Menara
Rogers
Alexander
Sterwood
Joplin
Oater
Waco Avenue
Sherwood
Rochester Avenue
Waco
Dwilaney
Unice Stock Pants
Santa Fe Road
Denver & Gulf Road
Colemap
Amoorilla
Tex
Wichita
J. E Partington
Dulaney
Aatile
Union
Exchange
Ton Cullen
Collins
Fom Collins
Smiley
May Stat
North Mosley
Standhey
Gret
Tomde
Webbing
Collisa
Thieves Raid Cape Shields Cellar Steals From Storehouse
A morning burglary at Cape Shields cellar saw six half gallon jugs of fruit four quarts of catsup several gallons of pickles and seven bottles of grape wine stolen. The item is linked to a premeditated raid. the captain suspects prior knowledge. Amusements note Crawford Grand advertises Eunice Goodrich in Zigi the Actors Daughter on Monday October 1 with advance ticket perks. An excursion on the Wichita & Western from Kingman to Wichita is planned for October 4 with a special train schedule and round trip fare from Kingman and New Madrid at five cents and other points at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Shields
Crawford Grand
Eunise Goodrich
Craw_ford
Opera House
Zigi
Miss Goodrich
Charse
Wichita & Western
Kingman
Wichita
Wichiea
Kinging
New Mardock
Wichita area notes and court actions mix with band booking
Local notices report a district council event with a parade and supper, a court list includes judgments for property and injury claims, an obituary mentions Miss Elen W Harris born 1820, and business chatter notes trade pickup and Kansas agriculture moves toward a cabinet department. The Boston Quintette Club is booked for Wichita with six American artists including Tihodes and Meade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wichita
Wreden‘burg
EaGur
America
John F. Tihodes
Paul Meade
Terr
Oscar Heutschel
Elo
Louis Blumenberg
Paul Steving
Anne Carpenter
Story of a eager debutante in a risky stage deception
The New York Evening Sun recounts a tale of a woman who overacts to gain fame. She befriends many, offers charitable services, and seeks a debut by pretending to play a piano piece with a silent accomplice. The narrator recalls being pressed into a deceptive scheme to help her theatrical aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Timmermeyer
Jast Stu
Timmeermeper
Bert
Tom Hant
Timmer Borser
Timmermieyer
Hunt
Johs Knight
Fern
Elliza J. Ruby
Lizzie A. Steven
Janes A. Stevens
Chicago
Fim
Rotherford and Cross
Soo
Reed
E. B. Stanley
Alice St. Clair
Stanley
Binsin Teather
Naan
Poing
Cas
Fersley
New York Evening Sun
Strange Horse Show Described With Odd Taming Talk
The account portrays a Sicilian style horse with tall stance and wild look. Trainers claim mares and stallions perform bold moves, with bells and tassels as pageantry and a harsh, torturous showing of control. The piece centers on a controversial taming ritual and the audience reactions.
Fragmented OCR notes on a fire scene and names
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a fire and people associated with Oak et Tears and Sere Smeal Re maven. It references Beeman, Denne Mian, Carey, Adenas, Ber ores, and Fmaae bane rome, with garbled words hinting at a fire event, possible witnesses, and locations such as Oak. The text is highly distorted and lacks coherent structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeman
Carey
Rome
Ameer
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Flowers’ Shoal House
J. C. Jennings
Missouri Pacific System
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Atlantic Railroad
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Missouri Pacific
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W.O.T.U
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W.C.T. U
Young Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mack
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Laura Woodcock
Fanny Rastall
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Mise Olive Bray
Messner
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Lemon Price
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Dora Evans
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M. Hoover
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Boston Quartette
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South Market Street
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Henry Cram
Lome
District Court
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J. M. Clark
Aldrich & Brown
Terry Mariio
Maggie Mackey
Sunny Dale
Bryant
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Lowe
Wright
Cash Henderson
North Main
Lewis Academy
J. F. Dunn
J. M. Naylor
J. D. Hewitt
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