American Cardind Groceries and Pantry Staples List
A fragmented catalog of groceries and pantry items including sugars, candied fruits, seeded raisins, apricots, currants, hams, soaps, wax beans, tomatoes, sardines, mustard, pasta, canned goods, baking powder, flour, pancake mixes, cereals, syrups, and snacks. The list names brands and quantities in a dense, grocery-store style summary with many items partially legible.
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Maine Corti
J. Peas
Salma
Jane Galb
Wirren
S.r
Java
Ghuger Seigel
Jenny Pain
Leer Rees
Ralston Wealth
Des Ralston
Ioe
Happenings in M A Happenings and Local Sports
The M A meeting is set for Monday evening December 16 at the association rooms to elect new directors for the coming year. A Cracker Jacks versus Santa Fe basketball game is scheduled for 5 30 p m in the emblematic building. Attendance restrictions apply under 16 Firs of ABS. A lecture on parliamentary law by Major A M Harves follows the meeting with remarks by Mr A Larimer.
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M. A
Association Rooms
Neve
Wilcome
Cracker-Jacks
Santa Fes
Vo Mog
Canirnrts
Larimer
A. M. Harves
Coonep
Preachers in Contempt Fined by Omaha Judge
In district court Judge Scott fined Rev J Mackay H Herring and W Hutford 200 each for contempt of court or jail. Parties have until tomorrow to pay. They plan appeals to the supreme court. Case involves a writ of habeas corpus linked to the Home for the Friendless board members and a fellow director Rev Quivey who was absent. Reported to be prominent pastors. ads for bicycles parts and cheap goods accompany the item.
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Scott
Omaha
Jugs Scott
T J. Mackay
Supreme Coufl
Misielers Regartine
Buteas
Heavyweight Henry Nelse Fatally Concussed After Ring Incident
In St Louis a 35 round bout featuring Kid Broad Henry Nelse and Fred Hellerson ends when Nelse suffers a severe right hook to the jaw and falls unconscious. Referee stops arena actions after two rounds of renewed combat as Hellerson’s seconds are arrested. Medical verdict declares death from concussion.
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St. Louis
St Louis Athletic Club
Tommy White
Kid
Broad
Cleveland
Henry Nels
St Louis
Fred Hellerson
Ubuw
Neise
Hebreon
Nelse
Utah
Nelge
Whitt
Frosd
Pu- Hee
Dean
Tim Hurst
Chis
W. Whitney
Hillerson
International Shoot Brings English and American Marksmen Together
An international shooting contest between American volunteers and English volunteers has been arranged by Gen. Hulings. The London team from Queen's Westminster Volunteers will face the U S squad next June in London with a trophy donated by Thomes Dewar. The piece also notes Louisville baseball leadership changes and Western Association activity with prospects of teams from Denver St Joseph Des Moines and others.
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Franklin
Willie J. Rulings
Pennsy Nibla
Europe
Queen's Westminster Volunteers
London
Hulings
Thomes Dewar
New Weastern Association
Des Moines
J. Hickey
Western Association
Pasociltun
Denver
St. Joseph
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Ins Moines
Oimata
Puble
Cedar Rapids
Sopeka
Hock
Hicker
Pive
Trouble For Topeka Police Tough Eight Hour Ruling
Supreme court upholds the eight hour law affecting Topeka police and city workers. Enforcement could force a third shift and more staff across police, jail, and patrol services. City Commissioner Johnson vows to enforce, while officials debate practical impact on the police department.
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Supreme Cour
Mts
Ehnd
Jaber
Johosim
Ramees
Jaray
Navy Recruiting Gap Prompts Sailor Outfit Incentive
Washington reports the Navy is 4,000 short of manpower with a $4 trillion budget debated. Secretary Lane urges Congress to offer a deciied incentive for enlistments by extending a net benefit allowing 5 apprentices full clothing outfits not exceeding 45 dollars. The current system leaves enlistees in debt after training.
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Navy
Washington
Secretacs Lane
Congress
Memore Kent
Executive Committee Reminder on Promises Made
The Executive Committee of the Civil Service League calls the President's attention to promises previously made. The notice urges action and accountability, highlighting expectations from the administration and stressing timely fulfillment of stated commitments.
Exclusion Order Delays Civil Service Reform Plea
Executive committee notes frustration over a May 7 order excluding positions from competitive examination. They urge broader exclusions be avoided and request a revocation. The letter, dated November 1, requests a timely response and reiterates desire for substantial extension of the present system.
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League
Ems
Pseludenk Algerard Gronmabsei
Sauk
Umler Dale
Sportal Cymunitier
Pune
Tro
William — Dodies
Mhuire Men Daw
Ster
Ber Webb
Sartorint Civil Service
Mmder
Jagr & Humbet
Delory
Maiire
Ats Witeh
Orca
Gael Schurfiehard
Navanad Cin Sarciee
Supreme Court to Hear Colorado Silver Demonetization Case
President Harker outlines a plan to present Colorado's silver demonetization to the United States Supreme Court. Governors across states will confer to fund and push the case, with Texas to possibly join, aiming to force a ruling on silver coinage and constitutional implications before the high court.
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Denver
Col
A. W. Harker
United States
Stonetary
Feagus
St. Louis
Colorado
United States Supreme Court
Soveriior
Stepa
Supreme Court
Thomas Astiled
Mackennat
Supreme Court of the United States
Olwer
Tne Weltun
Gromiing Eesitante
Poselul
Wilise
Texas
Rucker
Washington
Betver
Learve
Washinetesith
Rocker
Tipan
Clerks Married to Remain in Post Amid Policy Ruling
Washington official ruling states that married clerks may stay in their positions while unmarried partners are considered for replacement. The decision targets clerks who are already wed to other clerks in the same office and aims to prevent perceived conflicts of interest within the service.
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Servica
Washington
Lee
Infant Son of Rev and Mrs Goree Smothered to Death
Newton December 15 The infant son of the Rev and Mrs Goree was smothered last night in bed. The child slept between its parents in a narrow bed and died while resting on its mother’s breast. The child usually awakened early and would arouse its mother but did not awake this morning. Bible books and tracts in German and Swedish were found. Call and see them at The Bancas Tract Rockery 85 East Fifth Street.
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Newton
Bancas
East Fifth Street
Marriage of Charles W. McDaniel and Annie M. Rich creek
Announcement of the marriage of Charles W. McDaniel and Annie M. Rich creek, both of Kansas City, to take place December 27 at Hannibal Missouri. Also notes new Testaments for 5 cents and references the Kansas Tribune, 118 Best Fifth Street.
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W. McDaniel
Kansas City
Bec
Charles W. McDaniel
Annie M. Richcreek
Hannibal
The
Kansas Trent Mociery
Best Fifth Street
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