Souvenir Week Offers and Spoon Gift with Purchases
A long ad details Souvenir Week with six days of bargains in multiple departments. A Souvenir Spoon featuring the Constitution is offered with every purchase of one dollar or more. Dress patterns, goods, and fabrics are heavily advertised with frequent Spoon gifts and prices noted across the textiles, lace, gloves, and fancy items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Met
Fatinrtis
Oeytch
Betis
Ae & Bport
Oman
Paris
Vienna
Mills Adams Co Ladies Wear Many Fabrics and Styles
The Mills Adams Co advertises a wide range of women garments including brocaded and silk skirts and jackets in navy brown and plum, silk waists with braids, satin sults and velvets, wool waists, mackintoshes with velvet collars, and assorted accessories. It highlights a free souvenir spoon with purchases and promotes infant crochet lace slippers and decorative morning wear with ribbon bound collars.
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ANS
Nouyenet
Anc
Spi Jeutier Cpair
Mills-Adams Co
Souvenir Week Holiday Swing At Local Store
The store promotes Souvenir Week with all departments in full holiday swing. Early Christmas gift shopping is encouraged to enjoy fresh stock and avoid the rush, and customers are invited to visit at any time to review available items.
Umbrella and Notable Sale At Holiday Stock Clearance
Holiday stock complete with a vast umbrella sale including 20 inch umbrellas at 1.00 to 5.50 and the Princesa of Wales model in multiple handles and finishes. Free engraving with purchases of one dollar or more. Also tied to Aprons, Tea Aprons, and underwear deals with discounts and souvenir spoons offered.
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Princesa of Wales
Dse
Saxony
Topeka social roundup features grand reception and dances
A lively Topeka social page notes a morning reception for Mrs J. Shelon of Grand Hapida, with guests listed and elegant decor. The Happy Hoppers hosted a dance at Mue ster's hall Saturday, with a long guest list, songs, games, and promises of an annual event.
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Mic N. F Handy
Ceuree
Hminh
Mian Rog Smith
J. Shelon
Grand Hapida
Mick
Handy
Topeka Avenue
E. Wear
May
Sarold Chum
J. Small
Stra
Sr. Binvin
Mire B. Quitters
George Crome
W. W. Allis
Sr Wiley
Irrigation Plan Promises 250000 Acres in Utah Paradise
Sait Tanke reports a vast irrigation project in Utah tied to Lake Bonneville Water and Power. A contract with the state segregates a quarter million acres for irrigation by the company, funding a plant costing about 000,008 and including reservoirs and canals. Construction begins February, with Sevier and Utah counties slated for irrigated lands.
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Boonerille Water and Power Company
Saillion
Sévertewn Mijea
Sevier Canon
Mun Cana
Pebrusky
Tandy
Tates Landa
Sevier
Agdiend
Colder Hed Out of Business at 43 Kansas Avenue
A fragment reports a store clearing sale of all stock including dry goods cloaks and blankets. The venue named Colder Hed at 43 Kansas Avenue is closing and plans to dispose of every item.
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Kensas Avenue
Supreme Court voids police judge contempt power in Osage case
Osage county case recalls earlier rulings voiding contempt power used to compel names in gambling prosecutions. Frank Parmenter refused to testify. habeas corpus overturned a jail sentence, and Justice Johnston cites two holdings: express statute required and general welfare clause cannot grant personal contempt authority to police judges.
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Kansas
Supreme Court
Peaice
Osage
Parment
Corpse Cremation Offer Shocks Brooklyn
New York dispatch reports Brooklyn eyes demolition of a three-block area known as the Caton site. The United States Cremation Company seeks nine day clearance to burn 20 or more corpses and sell cremation services and urns, sparking municipal and cemetery concerns over propriety and costs.
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New York
Brooklyn
United States Cremation Company
Fragmentary report on a harsh scene and cash cry
The readable text shows a chaotic moment as people confront hardship. A male figure appears distressed while workers or crowds cry out for cash. The garbled phrasing preserves a sense of urgency and social strain without clear names or places.
Woman Keeps Burial Clothes Ready After Dream Foretelling Death
Lingte Windhorst of Aurora Indiana believed a dream foretold her death on a day nearing. She prepared burial garments and lay in bed awaiting the end, despite friends’ urgings to abandon the belief, as months passed with no death. Neighbors, including Mrs. Cartwright, have aided with washing and ironing the clothes, while she repeatedly dons new shrouds for a fate she insists is near.
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Aurora
Ind
Bec. W
Lingte
Eastern syndicate seeks Cleveland brewery control
An eastern syndicate negotiates to transfer all Cleveland breweries to itself for 3 million dollars. The plan, delayed by a top owner’s initial refusal, reportedly gains consent and may close by January.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Brewers’ Association
Min
Cures Cold in Ore Day Drug Ad Promises Refund
A vintage ad urges readers to take Brome Quinine tablets to cure colds in Oregon. Druggists offer refunds if the product fails. The genuine tablets bear the marking L B Q on each pill, and the price is listed as 26 cents.
Jerry Simpsons Salt and Sizeable Shoes Troubles Across Congress
The Washington Post notes Jerry Simpson plans to curb expenses returning to Congress after Christmas. He arrives in Washington from Kansas City dressed in new clothes, including a hat and overcoat, calling his apparel a real Charlie Bay. Simpson predicts a GOP coalition to reduce costs while consulting Henry Robinson on potential nomination. An article also discusses leather shortages and rising shoe prices, with calfskin used sparingly among other materials, signaling ongoing price hikes.
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Washington Post
Kensena
Terry Simpson
Statesman
Medicine Loge
Fortie
Washington
Kansas City
Simpson Himellf
Charlie Bay
Simpson
Kansas
Congress
Detroit
Mich
Kansan
Tepdy Delpine Nand
Henry Rovinson
Simmons
Fienty Robinsons
Farain
Farain Way Up In the Epirnce
New Brunswick
Robinvur
Bureau of Statistics
Phils
Tin
Myre
Simpeon
Robinson
Lille
Calfskin tariff ruling unlikely to cut shoe prices
New York watchers say the board of general oppressors will not make calfskin non dutyable as hides, and thus shoe prices should not fall. Appraisers’ decision on the tariff will have little effect, with the matter not yet settled.
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New York
Sissert
Board of General Oppressers
Holiday Handkerchief Sale Opens This Week At Local Shop
This week marks the start of a holiday handkerchief sale featuring linen and embroidered pieces. The selection includes plain white, embroidered borders, and silk options with various prices and a souvenir space offered with purchases, as the store promotes its stockings and gifts for the season.
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Umbrella Sale
Topeka
Socket Amaire
HHS
Muetser's Hall
Mie Blanchie Bear
Mies
Teteile Teoot
Mise Josephine McMuhan
Midy Eile Ramey
Mie Pittence Vou Tuseet
Suoe Baby Brack
Nellie Neville
Sadie Tiewhig
Mise Dollie “Fifurd
Mie Toe Freed
Blew Hhorpe
Milne Heck
Bbex Sattif
Vhn Houten
Sse
Fannie Munk
Dies Cullie Witt
Mixx Hoeten Butterly
Aline
Tse Chienny
Mina Beach Weber
Itten Rats
Exitah
Miss Burthe Hoicotra
Mire
Elie Ragland
Slew
Jaenn Sheldon
Abie Als Meas
Mie Smith
Siles
Thomas Ot St. Jon
Hari Shook
Mr Viewr Martin
Prank Dodie
Antel Bilings
Extrahat
Ar Bini
Mauricé Todd
Mr Snyder
Charles Stolpe
Low Humpey
Barry Bowen
Prank Smith
Tom Whiter
Warren Chase
Albert + Brewon
Robert Stool
Wilt Martn
Ar CO Chandy Air
Charles Hood
Si Herbert Curry
Gwen Seth
Lee Wingert
Bi Mogeteam
Albert Wick
Harry Loydan
Modern Literature Club
Rosamand Hortoi
AH. Bates
Worceser
Masa
Fares
GG. Smith
Vertirdas
Norma
Mabel Wheeler
Banese City
George FP. Ashton
Br. Waller Brown
Als
Bite Rapids
Kan
Monierafur
Vidi Wien
Mtr
Lilian Whitelock
Te Ku
Mise Lélllng
Mary Moon
Mise Vera Low
McMath
Rochester
Frank Tichener
Tex Peka
Chicago
Mm FC
Montgomery
HL Bucks
Miss Hanks
Mise Anca Banks
Mist Barkley
F. Montgomery
Lillian Morris
San Marchis
Muselle Henwick
Fearers Crey
Utah
Indiana
Jerry Simpson
Showa
Ccity
Bern
Mons Handkerchiers
Borden
Joe
Crown
Vetine
Starle Lsiteet
Boavenir
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T. P. Culley
Mgr
Kansas Ave
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