Classified Advertisements and Notices Teaser
Topeka State Journal promotes classified ads for situations wanted and employment notices. It urges readers to place compact listings on specific weekday mornings and highlights affordability and broad local reach in Topeka daily circulation.
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The
Topeka Daily State Journal
State Journal
Associated Press Report
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Kansas
Opera
Five Cents a Line Advertisement Rates Noted
A fragment notes line pricing at five cents per line with monthly and weekly terms. Mentions average circulation for the first ten months, without full context or clear entities.
Jewelers Ad Promises Complete Watch Diamond Stock
An old classified style notice touts a jeweler offerings including watches diamonds and silverware with emphasis on a complete stock and examinations of property. It reads as a garbled OCR fragment from a 19th or early 20th century paper with misread names and places.
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Hayden
Jeweter and Optan
Bid Proposal Notice for Kansas State Board of Trustees
Notice invites bids for a state project with detailed bid specifications and conditions. It specifies August 1 readiness, certified cashier’s check equal to percent of bid, performance bond, contract terms, and right to reject all bids. Responsibilities include payment to the treasurer and adherence to Kansas laws and chapter 14 sanctions.
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Ee Gdiee
Hose Architece
Kansas
Ansas
Bint
State of Kansas
Elster
Dourd
Brown
Haritagie
A. Ness
Apd
Great Western Steam Dye Wand Cleaning Works Hoy City
Cleaning business advertises steam dye wand cleaning at 121 East Seventh Street Dyeing City. Describes best work in the area with emphasis on quality service and local presence.
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Great Western Steam
East Seventh Street
City of
Dye Ing
New Canning Factory Opening In Topeka
Mr. Bird announces the remodeling of the Sig Banses Packing house at the foot of Moaroe street to become a canning plant. A carload of machinery has arrived and workers will be hired, primarily women and girls, with about 40 men. Tomato crops will be ready in seven to ten days and production should start within a week, aiming for substantial future operations in Topeka.
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Bird of
St Joseph
Sig Banses
Moaroe Street
Ana Te Pein
OS Vanes
St Jee
Eee
Jook
Tory
Poca Tee Manses
St. Joseph
Bird
Peka
Topeka
St. Joe
New Kansas Bridge Progress Delays Completion Until Late 1852
Concrete arch now at Kansas avenue bridge shows progress though completion is not expected before November or January. Workers place concrete on the second arch form while twelve steel girders reinforce each concrete arch. One remaining pier above water, soon raised. two more wooden arch forms ready to be covered with concrete. Contractors expect early November finish, with county official predicting January 1853 completion. A large steam engine is at work, and the new cell fastening steadily gains substance.
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Karsas Avenue
Thacher
H. Hinckley
Shawnee County
Women Flower Fund Reaches 125 25 For Floral Parade
The Women's Floral Fund totals 12525 with Mrs Cavert in charge of collections. Mrs Sutton takes over part of the duties, canvassing continues, and several hundred dollars more are expected. Flower committee staff have prepared about 2900 blooms and aim for 45000 to fund preparations for private carriages.
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R. Cavert
Teday
Sutton
Sire Cavert
Spreckels Institutes Second Million Dollar Libel Suit
Claus Spreckels has filed another libel suit seeking one million dollars against the Examiner. Plaintiffs named include W R Hearst AM Lawrence ite oran aging ettsr and F Alken. The action rests on a clipping from the Petaluma Courier published in June.
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Class Spreckels
San Francisco
Claus Spreckels
Examiner
W. R Hearst
AM. Lawrence Ite Oranaging Ettsr
F Alken
Thei
Petaluma Courier
Through Cars to the White Mountains and New England Coast
Through cars from Chicago to Portland Maine begin summer service via Michigan Central and Albany New England line. First car leaves Chicago on Saturday June 1st with daily runs except Friday at 12 28 pm. additional stops include Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Bethlehem Junction Profile House Crawford House North Conway and Old Orchard Beach with sleeping cars on this route. Tickets and info available from principal agents or EB Jenkins, Chicago.
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Nisgera Falls
White Mountains
New England Coast Line
Chicago
Portland
Maine
Michigan Central
Alkare
Bethlehem Junction
Pabuans
Crawford
North Conway
Old Orchard Beach
Crawford Notch
White Mountain
New England
EB Jenkins
Ava
Clark St
North Topeka and area moves and lodge news
Ea Devis moved from Jackson street to a new house on Quincy street. Mr and Mrs John Paire and family moved from Harrison street in Lewran HL. Newly elected officers of the Fraternal Aid association will be installed this evening after days of preparation. Mr Lewis Maze and daughter Iva returned to Eaton N3, visiting Maze's sister Mea Wiley. Miss Maude Baker, guest of Mrs W C Stesie, left for Arrington. Mr Cilford Welsh and son returned from Baldwin where they stayed with Mrs Walker. Grantville lodge No 308 A O U W came to North Topeka bringing two candidates. Ed White initiated. A social party traveled to Silver Lake. Ed Holcomb, formerly with Parkhurst, Davie & Co, becomes stenographer for Kansas City Pittsburgh & Gulf railroad.
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Ea Devis
Jackson Street
Quincy Street
John Paire
Harrison Street
Lewran
Setocration
Lewis Maze
Nettle
Iva
Eaton
Maze
Mea Wiley
Maude Baker
W. C. Stesie
Arrington
Cilford Welsh
Little Son
Baldwin
Welsh
Walker
Grantville Lodge
A. O. UW
North Topeka
Ed White
Monroe Street
Silver Lake
Chofomel
Carter
Cow
Stymie Foovs
Gat Sowdry
Cote
Me Mize
McGe
Ed Holcomb
Parkhurst, Davie & Co
Inside story of Wolcott bid for bimetallic commission
London dispatch cites absolute failure of Wolcott’s bimetallic commission. Paris papers mock the effort as impractical while noting France balks at navy costs and the United States wastes money on a doomed task. M Hanoteux backs the critique, praising members but not the plan.
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New York
London
Wolcott
Bimetelitc Commission
France
Paris
le Tempe
United States
M. Hanoteux
Boomers Nearing in Yakima Land Deal with Northern Pacific
In Tacoma on July 14 the Quskami Investment receiver asked for leave to contract with the Northern Pacific Railway for land beside the Yakima irrigating ditch. The railway would pay 30 an acre and publicize the land with an exhibitor car in eastern states. Bondholders San Francisco Safe Deposit and London and San Francisco Bank oppose. Hearing concluded with the matter under advisement.
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Tacoma
Wash
United States
Quskami Investment Company
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Yakima
Mailroad
San Francisco Safe Deposit Company
London and San Francisco Bank
Inservent
Routes and Rates for Summer Tours book issued by Remtertown
A detailed summer travel guide titled Routes and Rates for Summer Tours is announced by Theodore Butterfield, General Passenger Agent, Syracuse NY. The 223 page octavo volume lists Niagara Falls Trenton Falls Lake Champlain Alexandria Bay and Thousand Island resorts with over eight excursion ticket options and a large map of routes east of Montreal. It can be mailed for ten cents upon request.
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Niagara Falls
Trenton Falls
Clarton
Alexandria Hay
End al Thousand Island
Montreal
Spphine
Theodore Butterfield
Syracuse
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Peer
Western Foundry # Machine Works
Toreks & Machine Works
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