The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-07-13

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EthomsaMd peop1o.s It - typao61 l1641oo
sccn1nn1nfty In XSmp0fla afo thfffY-S11o
Goods atoreG $780, furnlfurS aforp11b
three hardwars sfr,rnS' tvSn S,tG 6r,ok
atorea five hSkev1ea fs,sS 5.nnlsn flvp6
lrue etores two rns,ale Co.,. 74hres ~.
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caS s:n,n .s,NA 0wms ~ yeser OIL
af~d s,nSir '- .slsSss.ss ~ -
rarh. - sna ssSs,,~s.- - q $500 - ~.
cinersfor. avesrs q. ~srSt. s. NJ, 3, scs,Ssl
properfv exc!usive a. ~ Sieh scHooi
worth 1 hundred ana ninety-three
thousand dollars, ana : hien school
just completed ana eouipped Sc 8 cost
Of . hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars. Three public libraries arc avail
able to those vho deeira ~ sfnse their
minds with more or less useful know
ledge. ana twenty-nine churches re-
ceive the towns devotions. An Average
r0mce cours record y this Tor ten
s sT e,, people en9 tneir tf1oqtary
+-~ssx. s sUA..n0: : Anefe nAve Oeen
ana sko,,t c,,s rs,rz 5cr S n~a
tor eyervfhine n ~ v.<i;.e e ..-..,. -Aous
The taxes are low becSnse cnr s.,,.
ana the cost 81 crimins, tr; ~ =; ;n -
small that the ayeraen time corsn,,sS
with crimsnai caaeS Il th~ ds.trsr4
court il but one-fourth Of fhe fiy,,s
consumed at each quarterly session.
Last year these twenty-five thousand
people contributed eight prisoners to
county SIS high school students; IT'S
i.arr;n "a naener institutions OF
Iearn in9 inside the state, and many
OUTSIDE the state that escape enumer-
au on ~ conege cataicgues OF the state.
conrtv 49, .sosv saxpeyerS N the
o oua ..s.,, wno ON approximately forty
o onS ~hn e oonars worth OF property.
courtv ~ ~, iIs ~ purposes-state: city.
y e..u scnOoi-pay $4SSsUO0 ana
S,S..S~ 1--we ny neip from saloon
=, ersss,s. - ~ ~ OUT tnen the legal
hv tha s. ~ .ne County y not clogged
-, uy me , capr1ces II whisky. and 1t costs
Us oniy $ls'1sS year to run our
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seem 20 use our twenty dollars
80 u' saSeo rom the nations aver
ee 50 ~ .or DiA' larry well. We seem
ho, - :. INTO er0ceries ana clothing.
houses and schools and libraries and
cnurcnes ana municipal improve
non. ana then We save some Of II
Tor bank deposit Of three million flve
hundred thousand dollars, which n
the average Lyon county deposit for
the three years last past This 4 con-
slderabiy above the average denosit in
the country. When one considers that
the total deposit Ii Distributed amor~
seventeen thousand five hundred -.
counts the figures do not show = nros.
perity denied by the facts. as it would
positors 80
We have hone~< ,,c,,<s.. !.
have NJ daa,.s poutscs because We
croxwa with the saloon
nor;s ra lyon county ana in EN-
tnere was q defalcation of a nanny ~
public funds. Thera I. ~ -
able vote in the cc,,rt,, p1rcn~s-
candidates INV nr,rts-sss N AAnsas
beer on electscr ~. a4A instead OF
vhota n-,rt Gay. And. on tho
wnoe printers Ink II more whole
some ana leaves fewer bad effecfs On
commonwealth than hear M. 49,
acquired a taste fo, nr,r%..,. NV
have lost the taste for beer Tn. tn e
the ,,x<,t,h..r uN OF thirty years Of
-A.1 pHoaAuitOry law In Kansas
what VIII this taste for snnr
Dring US in the end? As . atate Va
social adiustment n,,, oh economlc ana
ideal sfafns ~ -. Sn neerer the
the v,,o.+ -Sss SAse uEe1mer tnen even
thc,,-Sx Aou,Sai vielonary would have
.ho 1ent possible without a downright
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practically every village ana fovvr =,