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Pay Day specials include 17 lbs Best Granulated Sugar for 1.00 4 cans Peaches and 3 cans Apples. Fancy Patent Fleur priced 0.95 each. Two Sib. cans Tomatoes and Gold Dust Sapalio packages. Large bottle Bluing.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1901
Page
5
Pay Day specials include 17 lbs Best Granulated Sugar for 1.00 4 cans Peaches and 3 cans Apples. Fancy Patent Fleur priced 0.95 each. Two Sib. cans Tomatoes and Gold Dust Sapalio packages. Large bottle Bluing.
SCE and Mrs Hoey Mudge and son with Mea W Bradjery register at the Alaine. Mrs George W Van Duse expected in Fort Hifing for a Topeka visit. many relatives and friends from Senecasfield to Hutchinson and Emporia travel or host. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Polkmiert, Bre A Ri, M A Lowlett, and Torrens Ewart. several locals plan weekend gatherings and returns from St Louis, Kansas City, Chicago, and Missouri with spouses and children.
Mn Boy Sesie and Srance spent Sunday with N J Petro at 61 Gineareet Street. Aim Brown of Kansas City visited Mire K Stewart in Topess, sharing time with family and friends during a quiet hometown outing.
A mosaic snapshot lists names, places, and events around Topeka and Kingman. Mentions contractors, parade plans, social gatherings, and a state fair frame, with scattered notes on weather, prices, and community concerns.
Police report an alleged hold up attempt aimed to secure $1000, with a suspect described as unknown. The incident prompted a search for the perpetrator and an official inquiry into the sequence of events at the scene.
The Kansas Mutual Insurance Company and its legal counsel deny any equity in the suit filed by Sherman Kesler Hite and Waters against Kansas Mutual. The filing includes a motion to exclude D R Hite from the case and details of past examinations by the state Insurance Superintendent and a retained fee of 1560.
A damaged OCR note references B A Friedenhagen as secretary and mentions a Saturday session about the Be Sees Wannas appointment and a water related matter. It notes testing by the Come Menier Aradee and hints at power concerns and an tied schedule. The fragmentary text implies a governmental or committee gathering with unclear outcomes.
A Kansas Mutual Life Insurance dispute centers on claims that $1000 fees were demanded to drop suit and that D Je Mite should be excluded from case preparation. Affidavits support the exclusion motion while defense contends organizational changes complied with Kansas law and management acted in policyholders’ best interest.
The Atchison Globe notes Bill Hae kell's burlesque show touring Las Vegas drew a large crowd as Mexicans traveled 40 miles to see the act. The burlesque, born in Atchison with a 3h year affiliation to a Frank play, sparked excitement and a near mob reaction when townsfolk learned of the performance.
A garbled report mentions Cumeeh Nep band members heading to a store and a telegent operator maiming Raymond, an Alec member. Fresh Everest wrote a stuttering song that became a hit. The text is unclear but suggests a crew incident and a successful single.
Clyde Hempstead was arrested by officers while the two month forgery scheme continued. Hempstead and partners allegedly passed multiple counterfeit checks, working with a returning pattern before vanishing and reappearing with a new group of victims. Police investigations identified the ring and halted the activity.
Spent their first day of freedom on Sunday morning at the Gilliwater penitentiary. They will move to cities. no decision yet on first day of freedom. Raffale work and St. Crote river excursion noted.
Homeseekers excursion via the Santa Fe Route offers twenty one days with liberal stops. For particulars and prices, agents are listed with contact details to arrange travel.
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