Hidden Prices and Scandals Stir Neighborhood Rumors
A fragmented passage notes in politics each role has a salary and in merchandising every article has a price. It hints that sales above or below price reveal prints on the wall and suggests such facts could fuel a neighborhood scandal if known.
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U. S.A
Burleson Reports Post Office Economic Measures
Postmaster General Burleson releases a statement detailing plans and appropriations to boost postal efficiency. He cites temporary hires and expanded clerk and letter carrier work, noting ongoing substitutions for vacancies and new rural routes. The report links reduced force to service delays and argues for uniform practices across the service.
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Burleson
Congress
Senate
Canadian Postal Service
Fia
Canada
Douglas County Boys Invited to State Corn Contest at Hutchinson
A letter from Le SPOXSLER, Secretary, encourages Douglas County to select a list of young men and post office addresses to enter the 1913 State Corn Contest. Last year Douglas sent two boys to Hutchinson, winning prizes. The notice promises free room, meals, and entertainment at the State Fair if the county cooperates, with judging by two farmers or merchants.
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Douglas County
Hutchinson
Kansax
Douglas
Hutchinsom
Hawley
Hatchinson
Ras
Meni
Fairland
le Spoxsler
Prices at Wolf's Book Store Draws Kansas City Shoppers
Come in and explore the store to uncover the reasons to buy. W. & Jones at Kansas City spent Sunday with brother Dr HW T Jones and family. W. Eo, the lone bachelor in a four boy family, notes his brothers have seven boys, joking about the Jones clan not going extinct.
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Wolf's Book Store
W. &. Jones
Kansas City
Hns
HW. T. J Jones
W. Eo
Hoys Sttui
Jones
Barrel 2 High Man Albaugh Berger in 444 ale oe 358
Barrel 2 High Man Albaugh Berger appears in a brief sports item noting 444 ale and 358 figures in an unclear context. The fragment mentions players and numbers but lacks full event details or results.
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Albaugh Berger
Pre-natal Joy and Comfort Promised by Rathier’s Friend
An 19th century advertisement touts Rathier’s Friend as a safe aid to pregnancy easing pains and nervous distress. It claims fortification against discomfort before birth and promotes a calm, hopeful approach for expectant mothers. The piece emphasizes a “grateful, penetrating” application that soothes nerves and dread.
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Rathier
Legislation Aims to Aid Farmers in Past Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR notes describe laws enacted to empower farmers to resist grasshopper damage. The older statutes supposedly directed townships to fund necessary costs, with references found only in aged law books.
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Wes Grasshop
Pers
Kansas
Nist
Public Sale Near Lawrenc e Kanwaka in 1913
Public sale set for June 17 1913 at 10 am will offer eleven cattle milking cows calves and a Jersey Holstein mix plus thoroughbred hogs and cattle feeding machinery. Items include a Economy Chief separator Deering mower Oliver 14 inch planter John Deere lister and drill stump cultivator and more. Terms at auction day with lunch provided by Ladies Riderve. Clerk Dr C Asher and agents Thomas & Wilson.
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W.D. Pontins
Lawrence
Kanwaka
Durban
Oliver
John Deer Lister
Thomas & Wilson
C. Asher
Solicitor's misled ladies in periodical trick report
A Minneapolis based solicitor representing the Periodical Circulation Co. tries to sell subscriptions with a misleading pitch. One woman thought she would receive four magazines for a year but learned her receipt offered only a three month Good Housekeeping trial and two other magazine trials. The incident highlights deceptive practices before a Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood social at 911 Alabama Street tonight.
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Tian
Kansas Oe
Aleetain
Petty
Good Horsekeeping
Happy Homes and Woman
Circulsion Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Brotherhood' of ‘Trinity
Lutheran Ghared
B. H.dale
Alabama Street
Fraternal Aid Association Helpers and Family Notices
Neighbors and relatives express thanks for floral offerings after a bereavement. Mrs George Draper and daughter, Mr Mey and Mrs William Draper, Mr and Mrs Fred Draper, Mrs and Mrs Rolla Draper, Mr and Mrs George Rudd sign the notice. Also mention of a small civil dispute about a shipment and reimbursement due to a technicality.
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Fraternal Aid Association
George Draper
Mey
William
Daper
Fred Draper
Rolla-Draper
George Rudd
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