The Star Grocery Ad Explores Wholesale and Retail Offers
A vintage ad from The Star Grocery lists wholesale and retail items at 112 East Sixth Street, detailing produce, canned goods, dried fruits, evaporated fruits, and household staples. It mentions California products, prices, and promotions, urging readers to inquire about private flour pricing and urging trust in the store’s quality.
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the Star Grocery
East Sixth Street
Exsie
California
Warren
Sulman
Bell Pire Dumond
Han Hoon
Gauntry
Greenwich
Appian
Africais
Wealth concentration and trusts provoke public debate
A discussion on the rise of wealth concentration and the influence of trusts follows commentary by Russell Sage. The piece argues governing by public opinion is insufficient and warns that unchecked wealth could centralize power, calling for reforms and vigilant oversight of trust-driven fortunes.
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Russell Sage
Minton
Shire
Excellent candidate announces bid for city council
An established Topeka merchant plans to run for the ward council seat with strong local support. Friends confirm his candidacy and emphasize ongoing city interests and public service as key motivations.
Unclear headline from distraught column near downtown
A fragmentary era of a city column mentions central figures and a single individual amid disjointed names and events. The readable bits reference a president, a central facility, and a public figure name, but the text is heavily garbled and lacks coherent details.
Fragmented Text on Economic Theory and Capital Ownership
The readable parts discuss mail orders, trade, and broad economic ideas about capital, ownership of land, and wartime or political implications. Names like TOM Hilesames and HUE appear, but the text is largely garbled with uncertain terms and missing context, offering only rough references to policy and ownership debates.
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Erion
Inbor
City Physicians Residents Rush Petition Over Infection Case
In Me Chendier street area residents rally to demand action after two men with a hepatitis like disease were housed at the Wetherholt home by Dr. Peers. The dense district shows agitation as petitions circulate and Mayor Drew and city officials are urged to intervene.
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Drew
Ebinoll
Fragmented local notice on county race and ads
Scrambled OCR yields details about county commissioner candidates from factions, names like Miller and Lincoln Post, a selling offer for a car tone, and an art exhibit listing dates and prices. The readable items include event notices, a public sale mention, and assorted promotional lines with partial contact data.
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Peat
Bringlue Jut
Ot Miller
Ah Salitier
Lincoln Post
Mr. Miller
San Juan Veteran Testimony on Fort Adams Saloon Turmoil
The San Juan veteran McKinney testifies about a brawl at Haddan's saloon in June in which Leach and Riley clashed with Fennell and others. Witnesses describe blows, threats, and arrests as Leach was accused of injuring Fennell, with testimony detailing intoxication and rivalries among Leach Riley and Fennell, culminating in a chaotic melee aboard the Fort Adams scene.
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Howe Filey
Filey
Riley
Fennell
Riley Leach
Gane
Prac- Healy
Yanak
Balt
Eal
Fort Adami
Laritaid
Batiens
Uurth
Baltimore
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Lieck
M. Queenes
Jun Hon City
Sinry Ae
McDermott
Leah
Haddan
Sulin
Hin
Mennell
Leech
Pennell
Leath
Singh
Pennetti
Hiler
Cone
Jompad
Poumte
Leerh
Bnd Tan
Waters
Watera
Mock Kinney
St San Juan
Bryan Works Minnesota Circuit Ahead of Mass Meeting
Wm J Bryan spent January 10 in Minneapolis meeting crowds and leaders. He held an informal hotel reception after breakfast, met with the state Democratic Committee, conferred with the county chairman, attended a Commercial Club reception, and discussed anti trust and anti monopolism with gold Democrats to reconcile them to the party.
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Minneapolis
Wm. J. Bryan
Minnesota
Commercial Club
Green Stamps Resolution Affects Stocers and Butchers
Theaters and stores using the green stamps pass resolutions to pace into the program as long as merchants honor the stamps. This move signals a continued push by stakeholders in the green stamp system until all parties agree to cease.
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Atazap Bates
Conmeerna
Joints Closed In Topeka Amid Temperance Action
The majority of Topeka joints closed this afternoon and most will shut by night as the State Temperance union delegates return home. Police urged restraint to avoid violations while temperance ranks were in session. Operators expect short profit losses but plan to reopen soon.
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Topeka
Topeka Iliai
Sqave
State Temperance Union
Tmtest
Kan-Sie Retail Hardware Dealers Meet Elects Officers
The first annual meeting of the Kan Kan-Sie Retail Hardware Dealers association at the Throop hotel concluded with officers chosen for the year: Frank Rudy president Geo F Anderson vice president J A Cole Topeka secretary Treasurer. Next meeting place undecided. Executive committee named plus resolutions opposing trusts and urging lawmakers against trusts. Members present listed.
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Kan- Sie Retall Hardware Dealers’ Associaton
Rudy
Ant
J. H. Hamilton
Arkansas City
Ghuney
Topeka
H. L King
Logan
Billo
Albert Latham
Kansas Retail Hardware Dealers” Association
Generil
James H. Hamilton
C. J. King
Condon
Paola
Geo
Anderson
St. Marys
H. R. Vy B. Joe
J. H. Poucht
W. Culver
O. We Roeder
Chaoey
DW. Grage
Robert Ratherman
B. Hubbard
WL. Newcomer
H. M. Clima
J. A. Cole J. Hull
D. He Forbes
Tipeka
Abolished position at Santa Fe landscape garden
Mr. A. Reinisch of Ilangscape New Mexico resigns effective February 1 as landscape gardener, with the post to be abolished. The move is part of Third Vice President Barr’s retrenchment, following abolitions in general claim agent and secret service areas and pending cuts elsewhere.
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A. Reinisch
Santa Fe
Mboltan
Reinisch
Barr
Keveral
My. Barr Ateme
Real estate transfers detail numerous property deeds
The notice lists various real estate transfers including J H Goddard to The Pinan association for $1 on lot 1 Kansas Ave, multiple parcels and cash values for properties on Michigan Ave, Pine Street, and others. H Collum to The Cite Real Estate Trust for $1,000. Evelyn Steel and others to A Dawson for $3.000. several more transfers totaling sales and mortgages across townships, ranges, and streets with names such as Coddard, Corman, Nedde, Kashka, and Martin.
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J. H. Goddard
Pinan ~ Association
Kansas
Joan W. Taylor
Michigan
Jenkin Wesvnttie
Analiton
Francis T. Lawier
Jad
Lawton
Southweet
Southwenthralf Station
Township
Rute
Maury & H
Rossville
Coddura
City Post Extate Triet Company
Sarah C Tice
Jas 3
Weaterfield
Treasury Deposits Held as United States Depositories
A briefing outlines treasury practice on deposits in national and Hanover banks as temporary depositories. It explains deposits in designated banks are treated as funds of the United States treasury and recounts historical actions, sums, and transfers involving the National City Bank and Hanover Bank, with references to old customs property sales and related financial procedures.
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National City Bank
Dhees
Hanover National
Custom House
New Yorkia
Supervising
United States
United States Treasury
Treasury
Washington
Supreme Court
Comptroller of the Treasury
Customs
Nation City Bank
Nations City Bank
Depository Bank
Renin
Congres
National Ciy Bank Tte
Baoke
Hanover National Bank
Rockefeller Pleads Not Guilty to Commission Questions
John D. Rockefeller, president of the Standard Oil Co., tells the Industrial Commission that rebates from railroads before 1880 did not give special advantage and were offset in oil prices. He asserts no profits from rebates and says combinations are necessary to run a falge business, urging federal or uniform state legislation to regulate corporations and prevent frauds.
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Washington
Industrial Commission Today
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oi Company
Chicken Prizes At Topeka Chicken Show
Attendance soars at Topeka chicken show with record entries from Denver and broader turnout. Judges award top prizes to Plymouth Rock, Hearmas, and other cockrels while exhibitors from Ottawa and Jefferson report strong participation amid a busy market day.
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Topeka
Colock
Plymouth
Chris Hearmas
Ottawa
Pac
Joe
Sealtiayy
Roberts
Efterson
Firet Cockrell
Atwood
Pagisrell
Hart
Mtn
Corky
Abd
In His Stops, fo Bennett's Hook store, 0 Kan
Irregular OCR fragment notes Bennett's Hook store in Kansas with a 10 cent ironquill Cisara item.
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Fo. Bennett's
Hook
Wheat market slips as Liverpool indifference slows opening
Chicago report notes weak tone from Liverpool influence at the open. May futures fell early, with prices dropping and later recovering on better demand outlook rumors. Traders watched overseas cues as wheat prices moved modestly in early session.
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Pone
Selagh
Jowooh
Sic
Phgovingone
Inital
Burke
Chicago
Liverpool
May
Lowe
Starket
Cnlrethc
Wearner
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