Classified ad policy and rates in Topeka State Journal
Advertisement policy outlines situations in real estate and employment sections. It notes the ability to publish classified ads on specific days and deadlines, with rates set at five cents per line and weekly or monthly options. It emphasizes wide local circulation and access for job seekers and sellers.
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Topeka
Kansas
Tharedey
Vrillay
Saturdnys
Topeka State Journal
Topska
Muddled Classified Notice Promises Fast Printing Machine
An OCR fragment advertises a web perfecting press capable of printing 2 to 3 complete pages weekly. It mentions an afternoon viewing window and seeks workers, with garbled phrases about printing, production, and sales. The text also references an overseas sale and assorted job or purchase offers with unclear details.
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Hkansam
Groceries at Avis Glick Spot Cash Store
Advertisement for Avis and Glick Spot Cash Store on East Sixth Street promoting low cash prices and a wide range of groceries. It lists items such as sugar, coffee, butter, canned goods, spices, oats, starch, salt, vinegar, and tobacco, highlighting low prices and new store location.
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Avis & Glick
MS East Sixth St
East Sixth
Bakers
Great Western Steam Dye and Cleaning Works
East Seventh Street
Diye- Rey Ug
Sis
Gentiessen
Batispaction
F. Rodiger
Report of the Central National Bank 2 Kansas at Close of Business 1897
Statement shows loans and discounts, due from banks, cash in vault, deposits, and liabilities. Signed by cashier Edwin Knowles with official stamps and director attestations, dated July 2, 1897.
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Kansas
Bank Statement of Topeka Bank in Kansas 1897
The document shows assets and liabilities for The First National Bank of Topeka Kansas as of July 28 1897. It lists cash loans and discounts real estate and other assets total resources and deposits figures with names of officers including Henderson Bowman and M Svarrigama and E Hostinpar as directors, sworn before a notary on July 28 1897.
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State of
Kansas
Shawnes
Wim Henderson
Bowman
Sims
M. Svarrixama
E. Hostipar
New York Police Board Debates Suppression of Disorderly Houses
July meeting of the New York police commissioners features President Moss denouncing Colonel Grant's resolution on suppressing disorderly houses. Moss cites blackmail, bribes, and corrupt officers, defends detectives, and accuses Captain Groo of neglect. Grant hints at resigning from the board as mayor takes his action.
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New York
Moss
Colonel Grant
Groo
Last of Butler Aboard Alameda in Murder Trial Verdict
The Alameda returned from Australia via Samoa and Honolulu with details of the Butler murder case. Butler attacked the court, attempted suicide, and clashed with guards before being escorted to trial. The jury found him guilty after a 1 hour 20 minute deliberation, and the judge sentenced him with a grim exchange as Butler retorted for mercy on both sides.
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San Francisco
Alameda
Samoa
Honolulu
Sidney Pepera
Australia
Butler
Howev
Sal
Weller
Ais
North Topeka Seeks Sewage System Backed by Residents
In North Topeka a meeting backed by about 40 residents urged sewerage for the First ward. They urged trusting city engineer Barnes and pressed for public improvements to spur jobs and progress, arguing the project is affordable now and benefits all.
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North Side
Hamilton Hall
Moses Hull
Rev
L. P. Dunlap
North Congregational Church
Chicago
Maywood
Christian Endeavor Society
James Moriarty
Chicago & St. Paul
Preston
Minn
EL. Mooney
Santa Fe Te
Santa Fe Junction
Santa Fe
Mmte
L. H Bowen
Methiat
Calvin Holman
Edna Parkhurst
Grace Porter
James McKee
John Pratt
Topeka
Alfred Hale
E. P. Beker
Oscar Bischoff
N. F. Cookie
Bridge
Peter Smith
City Board of Health
Stave Board of Health
Firse
Atselfee Sine
North Topeka
Tts
Barnes
First Ward
Mes
William Green
Archie M. Baird
Jonas Lukens
Peter Silt
Thee
Volland
Dr. L. A. Weyder
T. M. Jungs
Jonathan Thomas
MT. Campbell
Aaron Sheetz
R. B McMinster
J. N. Henry
Ed Buychner
They Forbes
Eric Nystrom
WB. Kistler
John Hill
Elmer & Miller
Samuel Dolman
John E. Dolman
John Spear
A. J. Proudtit
Thomas Page
Charles Gertelsen
HM. Cline
D. McKinley
de. Plummer
Dr. Kirkpatrick
A. Davis
Dr.Minge
Bose
Bergunthal
North Topeka Sewer Debate Prompts Bathing of Public Needs
A Daily Capital report on a North Topeka First Ward sewer meeting shows opposition from some taxpayers while business leaders advocate a modern sewer system. Proponents argue improved sewerage will raise property values and attract quality tenants, countering claims cost will be prohibitive.
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Iast
North Topeka
Hearst Millions to Build California University Structures
July 20 report says University of California leaders push a project to demolish current buildings and erect a grand new complex funded by Mrs Hearst and about 4000 pledged by California citizens. A large state fund and annual appropriations would supplement. A global jury and an advisory board of famed artists and architects will select plans and oversee harmony with landscape and interiors.
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New York
University of California
State Board of Regents
Hearst
Citzone
California
Europe
Priges
Pascal
Prance
Paul Wallat
Germany
Thierreh
Austria
Ziensler
Hungary
Zecco
Flood Recurs as Waterbury Deluged Again
Waterbury Conn endures a fourth flood this year as last night’s storm swelled the Naugatuck River to an almost unprecedented height, forcing the Manhan canal overflow and flooding the Young Men's Christian Association park.
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Waterbury
Conn
Naugatuck
Manhan Canal
State Board Ties Wealth Up by Four Million
The Kansas State Board of Equalization reports a significant rise in assessed property values for the year, marking the first instance of major recalculation. Totals show an overall increase of about four million dollars from 1896 to 1897, across land, townships, personal property, and railroad holdings, with listed category figures and gains.
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State Board of Equalization
Kansas
Landa
Circulation Growth Report From Historical Ledger
Circulation figures show year over year changes with totals in the first six months and comparisons to last year. The data includes multiple batch counts and a final note of 10 626 for Datty arenes for the period.
State Journal Topeka Building and Circulation Milestones
In 1896 the State Journal set up a handsome double front pressed brick three story building at the southeast corner of Kansas avenue and Hightest. The paper boasts four Linotypes, a fast Web Perfecting Press, and a large circulation of over 11,000 daily.
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State Journal
Topeka
Kansas Avenue and
Hightest
Kansas Ave
Associated Press Report
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Great State of
Kansas
Vibe State Journal
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