Bargain Friday and Saturday Grocery Specials
The ad lists numerous discount items for Friday and Saturday including Lion and Arbuckle Coffee two for, Te yal coffee single package, Crystal Mecha ER brand, Horse Shive or Star Tobacco, Granger Twist, Wisconsin Kraut 100 can eight for 24 cents, Pumpkin 8 for 25 cents, Punch Iominy 10 cents, Tiger Fine Cut 6 for 21 and a half cents, Smoking Tobacco 106, Solid pack tomatoes 3 for 25 cents, Sugar Corn 10 cents, Early June Peas 3 for 25, String Beans 2 for 19, Lima Beans 2 for 16, Kidney Beans 2 for 19, Large can Baked Beans, Best Ever Keets 2 for 25, White Horse canned fruits and peaches, assorted dozen by request, Festival Apricots 2 for 25, California peaches 25, Bartlett Pears 10 cents, Egg or Green Gage 10 cents, Dunkley Pons in jars 32 cents, Raspberries 32 cents, Strawberries, regular price listed.
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White Horse
California
Plana Mae Rei
Stubbs the Man of Destiny Shows Subtle Charms in Kansas
Dorothy Dean profiles Stubbs a candidate for governor in Kansas politics. The piece portrays him as poised, genial, and cautious, with a steady demeanor and a growing influence through ties to national figures. It notes his New Jerusalem bid, ambition for party leadership, and potential to rise in the wake of Senator Burton.
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Stubbs
Destiny
Topeka
Times
Kansas
United States
New Jerusalem Company
Lawrence
Lawrente
Zill
Tran
Tion
J.R Burton
Mel
Te New Jerusalem
Hin
Stubbe
Hatrie
Andre
Burton
New Jerusalem
Stabe
Huck
Jervss
Frankin
Talose
Albaugh
Hoch
Wichita
Poker
Reed Smoot
Paris
Fulmis
Suibbe
Dorothy Dean
Blossom In Asylum After Insanity Hearing
J W Blossom, former excy council land holder from the First ward, was declared insane by the probate court Wednesday and sent to the state insane asylum Inet alehe. Doctors We Lindaay Rauh Eastima testified with expert witness B D Eastima. he was brought in by Hyary Steel and Carl Gott. He showed confusion and did not grasp the proceedings nor his confinement.
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J. W. Blossom
Excy Councilland
Oakland Suburb Likely To Become City, Says County Attorney
County Attorney Hungate has issued a written opinion supporting Oakland’s petition to become a city. The Oakland citizens circulated a petition and the board of county commissioners will consider the request at Monday’s meeting. A prior attempt failed for lack of a proper petition.
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County Atorney Hungate
Uist
Oskland
Hungate
Board of County Commissioners
Citizens of
Oakland
Steriiken
No. 2 Wants Divorce as Hawkins Foe Files Suit
Eva Hawkins of Silver Take files a divorce suit in district court against Charles Hawkins alleging a marriage in September 19 and prior bigamy. Hawkins arrested for bigamy after marriage, with one prior wife Leura Havens. case from Potawatamie County.
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Charles Hawkins
Sait
Eva Hawkins
Silver Take
District Court
Topeka High Stages A Box of Monkeys Play
Topeka High announces a two act comedy A Box of Monkeys to be staged by the drama club. Tickets are on sale at local venues with proceeds aiding the senior class. Cast includes Tink Igin Veale Arline Deltrich Ethel Cloud and Raymond Hetinson.
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Topeka
Grogmd
Patie
Tink Iigin Veale
Arline Deltrich
Ethel Cloud
Raymond Hetinson
Three Burned to Death in Indiana House Fire
Terre Haute report: Mrs. Elizabeth Wardice, 45, and her two daughters perished in a house fire started by an overheated stove. The tragedy occurs in a home likely connected to a wow tear reference. No immediate relief noted. In Columbus, ex Governor Bushnell remains critically ill as of January 11, with death anticipated.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Elisabeth Wardice
Bushnell
Columbus
Society Scenes Parade at Steinberg's and Local Gatherings
A flurry of social events fills town life with invitations and informal at homes. Mrs Dell Kelzer hosts a reception for Mrs James M Lewis of Kinsley, while Mrs A H Horton chairs City Federation executives. Among the gatherings, a twenty-fifth wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs William Jones with 190 guests, plus club affairs, dinners, and visits by out-of-town guests from Lawrence Manhattan Emporia Tucson and Kansas City are noted.
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Herbert L. Armstrong
Harry C. Ashby
Steinberg
Mine Beit Prasive
Lawrence
Chauncey Dewey
Manhattan
Mirs
T D. Hood
Emporia
Sue Gay
Kansas City
Dell Kelzer
Western Avenue
James M. Lewis
Kinsley
State Federation of Clubs
A. H. Horton
City Federation
Lewis
Asateting
William Jones
Thomas Finch
H. Jones
H. G. Host
McNeil
R. Squires
Mra
John Snyder
John Rollo
George Lusk
Charles Sharp
Charles Barry
Charles Leat
J. P. Kelly
J. N. Kelly
A. Neugebauer
BM. Stover
Grape Nuts Food Praised For Strength and Stay Power
Wouren quotes Grape Nuts as a key sustaining breakfast aiding mental and physical effort. Four teaspoons soaked in cream reportedly boosts energy without a crash, with Postum cited as a companion drink. Claims highlight wheat and barley nutrients supporting brain nerve centers.
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A. Wouren
Jane
Wallville
Local Social Notes From Arm, Kansas City and Colorado
A series of social callings and visits are noted with Mr and Mrs Norman Wear at National and guests like Miss Détta Frazier of Lawrence. Dean Kase attends a diocesan convention in Kansas City while Miss Mary Horton travels from Colorado Springs to visit her sister Mrs Frederick K Brown. Mrs Mary Mecelian of Cedar Rapids visits her sister Mrs A M Fuller before a trip to St Joseph. Miss Ethel Morton heads to Lawrence for the Sigma Chi dance while Miss Jennie Finnon of Valencia returns to Kansas City staying with Mrs B P Pankey. Mrs H H Ewing and children visit Clay Center as Golden Rose club plans meet at 1411 Clay Street with Mrs Danner. J C Swayze returns from ExCelear Springs after a weeklong visit.
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Norman
National
Dienstle
C. Ee
Détta Frazier
Lawrence A
Armetrong-Ashby
St. Joseph
Ethel Morton
Lawrence
Jennie Finnon
Valencia
Ing
Kansay City
Tims
B. FP. Pankey
Peka Avenue
H. H. Ewing
Clay Center
Golden Rose Chnt
Danner
Clay Street
Louis , Gartside
Kansas City
J. C. Swayze
Exceleior Springs
General John B. Gordon Laid to Rest in Atlanta
General John B. Gordon, Civil War hero, was buried in Oakland Cemetery Atlanta after military honors and state tribute. Thousands attended the memorial at the state capitol. a 17 gun salute, closure of courts and schools, and a long procession marked the ceremony. In Kentucky, Confederate veterans and descendants paused at 10 o'clock in Bell county to honor Gordon on request of Major J W Campbell.
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Atlanta
Southland
Oakland Cemetery
State Capitol
Slock
Terrill
Stephen D. Lee
U. C. Vi
Clement A. Evans
Department of Tennessee
Kentucky
Middlesboro
Jan. Jr
J. W. Campbell
Bell County
John B. Gordon
Date Set For City Primary Debate And Budget Talk
City Republican leaders meet at the city building to decide primary date and campaign funding. They discuss waiving delegate conventions, cutting assessments, and consolidating with river February primaries while noting past costs of about $508 for primaries and $4 per council candidate and $10 per school candidate.
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Republican City Central Committee
Frank Snyder
Old Court House
Republican Central Committee
Counci
Council
Page
Central Committee
City Central Committee
State Committee
Es Anid
Pol Places
Unclear election timing hints at changes to precinct pay
The passage notes possible elimination of payments for precinct board service and references weather permitting events in March. It mentions county primaries and a city election set for April 5, with a potential two week gap before then.
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Kent
Public lecture by T. Martin in Baldwin on Friday evening
T. Martin of Baldwin will deliver a public lecture this Friday evening at Kan. peks lodee Ne it. The notice adds no admission prices or additional details beyond the venue and timing.
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Man of Destiny
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Elizabeth K. Burr
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Walter Him
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Dean A.C. Piersel
Tews Wesleyan Uniity
Frank Montromery
John ¥. Abrahams
West Side
Reading Club
Clement Smith
Smith
2. Anderson
Air
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Q. A. Butley
AL. Andrews
W.W_ Cook
PB. Farneworth
Sire AL AL Rodgers
W. L. French
W. A. Myers
H. P. Hood
Roe
Theodore D. Hamma
C Hacele K. Holiteay
Tack Dillon
Keneas
Floyd Funnel
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Funell
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Grant Thorn
CO. Knowles
George Thacher
Waterville
C. E. Foote
Chauner Dewey
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Wolken
Norfolk
Eee Pepe Ee Rees
Stiff & Eost Boson
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OPPEN
Sixth Ave
M. J. Bobbitt
Dargerton
Tex
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Sortain
Peee Hotties Eis
Tree Potted Hee Co
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