All Wool Underwear Sale Slashes Two-Thirds Gone
The sale at 5ize offers all wool Ladies and Men's underwear with two thirds removed from the original price. Remaining stock priced to clear within a day or two.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1895
Page
8
Spenser study session at the Library ends after long review
In NORTH TOPEKA a Junior Literature Class gathered at the library to discuss Spenser through life and works. Members, led by Misa Lovewell, presented phases from life sketches to Faerie Queen plots and allegorical readings. Illustrations were created by students Secrest Axtell Adams Strong. Buckingham's Dye marketed for beard color amid shop notices. Watchmen and messengers civil service exam announced for January 29 in Washington. eligibility criteria and candidate ages given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spenser
Misa Lovewell
Clase
Ireland
Miss Pixley
Dr. Broughton
Miss Davis
Miss Pugh
Mrs Melody
Harmony
Mr. Ammers
Miss True
Arthur
MecVicar
Secrest
Miss Axtell
Adams
Mr. Strong
Miss White
Mr. Brockett
Wasurixeron
Civil Service Commission
Washington
United States
City Aims to Host National Conventions in 1896
Denver selects a Thirteenth and Colfax site for a large auditorium with construction to start soon. The Chamber of Commerce leads the project as efforts begin to secure one or more national political conventions for 1896.Peerless Steam Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Thirteenth and
Colfax Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
Ex Governor Lewelling Reflects on Politics and Retirement
Ex governor L D Lewelling spoke to a Journal reporter before leaving for Wichita and said politics is not wise for a young man to pursue as a career. He voiced no bitterness about his administration, cited his political decisions as prudent, and noted he would retire to private life with peace. He acknowledged some pardons, defended appointment patterns, and said most appointees would complete unexpired terms. He also reflected on party dynamics and the legislative situation surrounding his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Lewelling
Wichita
Journal
George Douglass
Dunaswore House
Meyer
John PF
Willits
State Board of Health
Senate
Kansas Gov Lewelling on reform battles and suffrage views
The interview covers political strife over the cholera land steal, a resisted party reform, and a resignation to support party principles. Lewelling discusses continuing to fight for measures, resubmitting suffrage and prohibition questions, and his belief in referendum. He downplays opposition as froth from new party formations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Senate
Friends of Prohibition
Kansas
Rede
Govsroor Lewelling
Santa Fe Clerk Promoted To Depot Janitor At Division HQ
Santa Fe junction depot clerk promoted to janitor at Santa Fe division headquarters on the depot’s south side. Kaw Valley Lodge No. 20 A U W hosts a benefit tonight for Henry Saunders, longtime employee of Davis & Sheetz, who has been ill for a year. District court reports George P. Ashbaugh sues Arabella Ashbaugh for divorce after desertion. they married in 1877 and have two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Junction
Santa Fe Division
Kaw Valley Lodge No. 20
George P. Ashbaugh
Arabella Ashbaugh
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AVING
Golden Eagle Clothing Co
Topeka
THE
Ettenson Clothing CO
Kansas Avenue
Cushard
Rorabaugh
North Topeka
Gushard & Rorabaugh
Washburn Club
Buckingham
Examinatio
Lewelling
Clyde Hamlin
J. R Madison
Dr. Harris
Marion
Agnes McKee Wallace
Woman's Hepatrican Club
Fred Munsey
John W. Evans
Council Grove
J.B. Evans
L. R Elliott
Manhattan
State Historical Society
Kansas City
W. P. Campbell
Kingfisher
Oklahoma Press Association
Kansas Historical Society
Star Lodge No
Gordon Errest
Hewitt
North Bide
Post Office Department
Levi J. Thompson
C. O. Johnson
Men’s Hatter and Furnisher
Kansas Ave
J. M. Knight
Undertaker
Anti
Anti-Combine
Kas
Topeka Grocéry 60
J. HH. Dennis
Bijou
Suse
Quincy
H. Atkinson
Mgr
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