Trade Palace Keeps Goods Flowing Amid Market Demand
Trade Palace markets move briskly as dry goods pass through. buyers keep pace with sellers to meet rising demand while neighbors express concerns over noise and activity in the bustling district.
24 Jun 1884
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1884
Page
1
Trade Palace markets move briskly as dry goods pass through. buyers keep pace with sellers to meet rising demand while neighbors express concerns over noise and activity in the bustling district.
A long catalog lists properties on streets including Mississippi, New Jersey, Louisiana, and Pennsylvania. Listings feature two story houses, frame residences, 20 acre tracts, and suburban lots with wells, cisterns, fruit trees, and shrubbery. Prices range from about 1000 to 4500 dollars with terms and nearby amenities noted.
A sweep of short travel notes shows judges and lawyers like Emery Rozsel and J.B. Sorogua in Kansas City and Wyandotte, with many others visiting from Ottawa to Topeka. Conversations touch on a patent signing, a family visit to Ohio, a funeral in Kabra, and oil and wheat market reports reflecting a busy regional day.
Report notes many young jail inmates undergo phrenology readings while Prof Patty conducts child examinations, reflecting early 20th century interest in physiognomy and scientific parenting.
A June 22 telegraph summary reports unsettled weather, then June 23 auctions of 17 000 acres of school lands in Clay and Archer counties bought by Wichita land and cattle company at a record price. Also reported are a Kansas City shooting of a guard, a Missouri woman dying from a wound, impending rail labor tensions near Marion Pennsylvania, a mass mine withdrawal in Ohio, and President’s cabinet discussions on currency notes.
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