Saturday Bargains in Dry Goods and Fabrics
Readable sale list highlights a dry goods department featuring Standard Apron Check Ginghams, Herringbone Toweling, Ladies Black Taffeta Silk Petticoats, cotton and lisle hose, mercerized table damask, and Wyeths Rocky Mountain Cement. Prices include 43 yard for ginghams, 34 cents for toweling, 4 dollars 5 cents for petticoats, 9 cents for hose, 15 cents to 29 cents for damask, with Saturday only deals.
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Ioworth
Valu Wieser Sorca
Footwear to complement a stylish wardrobe
A display of ladies shoes highlights street and dress boots, slippers, and oxfords in kid and patent leather. Prices range from 1.00 to 2.00 with various styles including button oxfords and strap slippers. Men, women, and children are offered multiple options with guarantees.
Spring Suit Sale Announces Low Prices and Specials
The clothing department promotes spring attire with $10 suits and $7 all wool options on sale tomorrow. Boys blouse suits offered at 1.75 and a large selection of negligee shirts are highlighted. Fur hats priced at 1.25 and 1.50 are on sale Saturday.
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Eee
Patent Medicine Prices From The Drug Department
A list of various patent medicines and tonics with small bottle sizes priced at one dollar or less. Includes Golden Medical Discovery Favorite Prescription Mother's Friend Mellin's Food Hood's Sarsaparilla and S S S, showing common cheap cures advertised in the period.
They want land Commercial Club proposes to acquire a tract
A commercial club seeks to purchase a tract to offer as inducements to manufacturers. The plan aims to attract new businesses by providing site access and favorable terms, signaling an active push to spur industrial growth and job creation in the area.
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Commercial Club
Topeka Commercial Club Offers Land Leases to Attract Firms
Topeka seeks to compete with other cities by offering land on which to operate. Secretary Anderson outlines proposals to lease or sell plots near the Sante Fe shore to manufacturing and mercantile firms. If terms are favorable, actions may follow. otherwise land reverts to the club.
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Nery
Topeka
Alvetys
Sicily
Vws
Anderton
Gan
Kansas
Tonka
Lana
Prrbare
Concaraga
Tose Brothers & Wilson
Gfautomatic
Hay Press
Bern
Renperis
Commmercal Club
Coney Stands Well for Kansas G A H Command
Coney seeks commander post in Kansas department of the G A H. Post members from Newton Topeka and other towns issue circulars praising his war record, criticizing pension politics and Evans methods, and urging support amid national constitutional and court actions. Copenhagen king Christian XII marked his 66th birthday with health, greetings, and global telegrams.
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PL HL Coney
Kansas Department of the
Judson Kilpatrick
Newton
Kan
E. Kimball
Trexford
Lincoln
Topeka
Blue
Fort Pillow
Katt
Richland
Richland Kan
Silver Lake
Shields
Wellng
Wte
J. G. Waters
Counts Board
Susaw- Lee
Sofitiers
Alee
Supreme Court
Tepoke
FIC
Goodrich
Coney
Copenhagen
Christian
United States
Swenson
Roosevelt
England
Denmark
Water supply prospects rise as Arkansas River snowpack deepens
Weather bureau snowpack reports indicate March precipitation above normal across Colorado mountains and Arkansas watershed, with heavy recent snows in central and southern districts. Elevated moisture may ease spring seepage and steady river flow through Kansas, especially western counties, as melt progresses.
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Arkansas
Kansas
Arkenans Valley
Rocky Mountains
Weather Bureau
Ban Juan
Entral
Mmountain Disteliia
Arkansas Watrestet
Lenisville
Head
South Ar
North Topeka News Briefs and Local Notices
North Topeka items list residents moving in and out, visits planned by George Gabriel and others, church events by Mrs Conk, plus a polishing note about a tobacco ad. Reports cover marriages, health updates, a fire alarm near Santa Fe Junction, and a funeral schedule for Thomas James.
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Figure Treme
Himball Printing Company
North Eepent
Thomas Hitler
Kone
Loexa New Street
Burgen
Kansas
David Gabriel
Densison
Afernoon
C. Match
Dennison Ham
St Christ Hoayital
Smr
George McPouk
Leon
Eoen
Prink Steward
Mra Conk
Wortan’s
Micclonary Society
Robert Lastiey
Jarius
Lesnxeieworth
Park Street
Lashiew
Run & Position
Miner
Wiltuts
Kansas City
Heust Han
Thomas James
Isaac Haines
Jefferson
Effernion
Asbury 3
Sse
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Gaber Jainase
Clara Mitchell
Mies Boitier
Marga
Mitchel i
Ee Uresen
Reet
Jenate Priddy
Mise
Nellie “Dolman
Eth Stetina
Mieke Grace Mla
Council Scrutiny Over 45 Pound Rails On Washburn Line
The city council Judiciary committee errors prompt a Thursday night session to draft a resolution allowing the Topeka rail to lay 45 pound rails temporarily on Washburn College Park line in apparent violation of the franchise. The council must decide whether to enforce 4 pound minimums or permit temporary 45 pound rails until replacement with compliant rails.
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Washburn
Itn
Judictars Committee
Cite
City Railway
Boxine
Washburn College
Judiciary Committee
Polne &S
Coun‘el
City Failway
Couneil
City Baleau Company
Webb Jege
Conract
Hemmument
Fuetid Uvesme
Boowell Street
Caltees Avenue
Washturn College
Vlethity
Old City
Aaron
Cornell Avenue
Sear
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Kompers
Parton
Quincy
DRY Goods Department
Mennen
Wyeth
Rocky Mountain
Stacey En Wey
Morgan
Hill
Harriman
J. Pierpont Morgan
James J. Hill
EB. H Earriman
Rockefeller
Ecireut
Northern Securities
Oreman Short Line
Aira
Rekinnsole St St. Pad
Mr. Morgan
Sangre de Cristo
Torres
Dean
Dee
North Topera
Jones
New
Lima Heana
California
Fraser Bros
West Sixth St
Ind
Bell Powe
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