One Way to Make Money By Selling Bargains
A promotional list touts wholesale prices on groceries and goods with refunds for unsatisfied items. It advertises heavy discounts on sugar, coffee, crackers, lard, canned fruits, dairy, beans, flour, soap, tinware, fresh meats, and more, claiming low rates and guaranteed quality with instant money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eesti
Lion Coffee
Kennedys Soda
Loose Bros. Soda
Ib Kennedy's
Loose Bros
Wolff
Exgie
California
Waran
Kirk
Peet Bros
Bakery and social updates at Kansas Avenue community
Local notices detail bakery promotions at Mele & Co and Neale Co, meetings and social events at Kansas Avenue churches, a Kansas City trip for residents, and plans for lodge and whist groups. Mrs Norris returns from Denver, the Mathube Sisters adjust meeting nights, and new officers are welcomed at the Five reception with a literary musical program and banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamey
Chicago
Tuyers
Meriden Gratenday
H. Osien
Bie
Mele & Co
North
Kansas Avenue
Sorenton
Lodge Bush Rathbone
Neale & Co
Neale
North Artis
Washington D. C
Keesler
Barnes
Joe
Woc Norris
Denser
Cirere
Ellinewed Woodman
Viela Troutman
G. H. Houghielin
Irrariz
Helt
Uross
Restentay
Petro
Mme DL
A. Hyder
A Wnn
Will Shaver
Heir Rem
Pavia
Kaz
Shaeffer
Henry Whitman
Pure Food Exposition Net Shows $900 Surplus in Topeka
Secretary Adams reports the Topeka Pure Food exposition yielded a $900 net profit after expenses. Cooking school costs were $161.97 with $3513.08 from related programs. booth receipts totaled $5156.0 and free newspaper advertising worth $4952.20 aided publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Topika
Yours Society
Bootheam
Indestite Association
Hull
Lecture at 1st ML ehureh and sale notes
An old town notice promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve for skin ailments with a money back guarantee and 25 cent price, sold by L K Jones. It also advertises One Minute Cough Cure by G W Stansfield at 633 Kansas Avenue and mentions a Bishop Warren church event tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
L K. Jones
Firth
Kansas
Bishop Warren
G. W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Investigation of Cowley County Bond Deals in Kansas
The Kansas Legislature presses a probe into a 1910s sale of 110 million in refunding bonds by Cowley County through the state school fund. Witnesses describe a 15 thousand dollar Greer commission and a disputed payment plan. A possible slush fund amid county and state players sparks calls for transparency and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Brown
Cowley
Graves
Leavenworth
Johnson
Nemsha
Rep
Boyle
Cowrey
State Permanent School
Dawes
Edwards
Stanley
Guvernor Morris
D. W. Pierce
Cowier County
Ty E. P Greer
Winfield Courier
Cowley County
Greer
School Fund
Peter
Pierce
Madden
Stalley
Port Arthur
Tex
Lewellings Fight Passes Wichita Normal School Bill
The Senate endorsed Lewelling's amendment for a Wichita normal school with a $15,000 appropriation. It retained other proposals for a school at Concordia or La Crosse, while opponents argued education priorities and warned against expanding normal schools. The final vote reflected support for an additional Wichita institution despite opposition.
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Senate
Wichita
Lewellae
Ulat
Lupfur
la Crosse
New City
Mosier
Concordia
Lewelling
Seater Jumper
Streker
Forney and associates push university building purchase plan
Under the bill the state will buy the Moniversity building with its 14 acre campus and furniture for 148 thousand dollars. Fifteen thousand dollars of the sum is to be paid in installments starting July, with control transferred to the board of regents of the current normal school. the bill moves to the house as Senator Lewelling backs it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forney
Euston
Hanna Mart
Heast
Johnson
Lewelling Morsen
Mosher
Span
Sterne
Brocka
Titus
Wal Anit Zinener
Lanter
Max Pritchard
Heser
Shaffer
Shergon
Youn
Shell
Moniversity
Eres
Bills Helped and Hur t Work of the Senate in Committee of the Whole
The senate acted as a committee of the whole to review four bills favorably while killing tee bills. Passed were house measures by Hoskin granting weights for kath cori. Jacksy authorizing ex Union soldiers to canvass for goods. Doyle restricting probate sales in Republic County. and Fairchild legalizing a delinquent tax sale affidavit in Kingman. Other measures, including a camp fire misdemeanor, a Concordia normal school, and a school tax bill, were killed or failed as the senate favored Wichita for a normal school and rejected unrelated bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hoskin
Jacksy
Doyle
Republic County
Kan
Fairchild
Kingman County
Jackson
Concordis
Mosher
Wichita
Morrow
Senator Young Proposes Spotter Evidence Ban in Senate
A bill by Senator Young and allies from Montgomery County seeks to prohibit spotter evidence or any secret testimony used to discharge employees. Penalties include fines from 10 to 190 dollars, county jail up to six months, or both. Damages up to 5000 dollars may be awarded for employees harmed by such actions. Separate measures address reform of metropolitan police and a House-approved bill now likely to be taken up by the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Pop
Montgomery County
Senate
Poomihisea
Henry Zimmer
Senate T
Hackbusch
House
Sterne
Gee ‘Ful
Governor Leedy appoints ex Senator Willa Rogers to state university board
Legislative notes report Governor Leedy signing the commission appointing ex Senator Willa Rogers to the state university board. The House committee on printing favors Marks bill for state papers at the single rate, to be printed using opposing party labels. Senator Sterne proposes a crosswalk safety bill affecting walks near cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leedy
Willa Rogers
Doard of Tr Sons
Sate University
Rogers
Eee
Rouse Committee of Printing
Suspender sale note from Ettlinger catalog
An informal fragment notes that in the last two days you could buy any suspender Ettlinger sold for a certain price. The text remains unclear on the exact amount or scope of items available.
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Topeka
Ettlinger
Appointment Rumor Sparks Poyulist Fear in County
The report claims a political engineer named Growers will stay a few weeks as assistant clerk. It notes Champ’s appointment by Judge Manford Schoonover and suggests Brown’s possible retention would heighten Poyulist concerns about control and influence in local affairs.
Snapshot items reflect local activity and speeches
In county government, the treasurer's office audits taxes while three candidates contest the city clerk post. Bridges and flood conditions draw crowds as bridge construction advances. Notables attend lectures at First M church and Washington birthday events. Court cases trend with embezzlement arrest and damages sought. Officials pledge smooth spring operations and elevator funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Warren
John Weight
Julie Dolman
Z. G. Waters
Washington
Seabrone Church
Rees
W. B. Hutchinson
G. B.howe
Calvin Hayes
WE Levis
Aherift
W. H. Culp
Corbett
Br. Culp
Pablo Romani to Be Presented by Orang Opera Rouse Cast
Local dramatic news reports Benedicts play Pablo Romani likely shown next Saturday evening with Charles Macktin and Miss Therese Millford as leads. The company Cook Tom Sisters, praised as one of the road’s best Uncle Tom’s Cabin outfits, will perform. seats already on sale. Also mentioned is a note about DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve used by G W Stansfield of 632 Kansas Avenue for skin ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orang Opers
Cook Tom Sisters’ Company
Whicté Sents
EE Turner
Sompton
DeWitt
G. W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
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East Sixth St
North Topeka
Little Maud Ward
Mabel Proudfit
Sire. Hyer
Whipple
Louise Whipple Burney
J. 3. Morse
Crawford
Aiden Benedict
Olive Weston
Eperior Excellense
Fabio Romani
Grace Hunter
Balosny Sco
Flint
Pawnee
Fiint Ne
MoKeover
Shawner
Keetats
Cquthison
Savec
Bas presentasimeGs
Ir. Oonson
Senator Lupfer
Wither la Crysac
Ness Chis
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Tocal Reet Pubic Board
Ander
Senate Committee On Railroads
Harris
Melton
Etitinger
Ettinger
Etta
Shetland
Ettlingers
Be Lobos
Golden Eagle
Kansas Ave
Topeka, Eas
Brian Nest Seeton
Oneon Ae
Palge Repertoire Company
Craford Opera House
N. K. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
New York
Boston
the Hall Lithographing Co
Jackson Street
Grand Opera Mouser
General Printers
Frank
Mr. Frank
Halo Clothing Company
Crawford Opera House
Dr. Fis
Amex Air
Avenue
Andual ST Mutual Benefit Life Ins
Fas OF
Seware
N. J
Courtney
Anene City
Texcent Capital
Nevada
Carson
Nev
Beecham
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