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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
7
W H Rutter on North Kansas Avenue in Corin rues announces upstairs rooms or spaces for rent or inspection. The text is fragmented but indicates availability of upstairs units and contact by the advertiser for viewing or tenancy.
Dr L A Ryder appears in a brief note within Frank Lens's Oaterd Tote, a small items column highlighting local personalities and recent happenings. The entry is terse, listing Ryder among other fleeting mentions without further context or events.
A damaged listing notes Lukens Bros at North Kansas Avenue selling buggies, harnesses, and farm implements. Text is garbled but indicates a clearance sale with many buggies available and prices described as loose or discounted. The fragment mentions a barn or yard location and active display of stock.
The Topeka Vinegar Works, operated by Otto Kuehne, plans a temporary move to the south side near the Rock Island while its factory undergoes repairs.
Fragmentary notice shows Arnold and Co announcing movement of a room at North Kansas Avenue and stocking patent medicines and a stock of unspecified goods. Readable text indicates the sale or storage of items described as patent medicines and related merchandise.
James and Campbell announce relocation from 1 North Kansas Avenue to 10.315 North Kue Sam Avenue. They report a large wall paper savings and plan to resume business in a few days with a message to customers forthcoming.
A brief notice states the opening will occur temporarily on the nth side in a few days. Officials urge caution and provide directions for access, with no further details on duration or exact timing. Local residents should monitor further advisories for updates and safety guidelines.
Mor ns and Myers on North Kansas Avenue advertise as staying in business at their old location. They claim ready stock of treks and cured meats and invite customers to pay their accounts at the store, where all cashiers will be present.
We are cleaning our stock of shoes and will open the new location on the north side as soon as a post site is ready. Watch for future announcements.
A damaged rack sale at Chicago Clothing Co on North Kansas Avenue lists stock as going dry. The notice promotes immediate sale with gooze items advertised as available now.
R B McMaster and Son advertise shoes and rubber boots at 10 to 3 cents off foliar. They claim steady selling at the aid stand located at 4 North Kansas Avenue.
New Era Department Store will have another car load of water coming in tomorrow for a sale. Fuses were brought over today. The sale starts at 7 a.m. at Kansas Avenue, next door south of Central National Bank.
The store at 3 North Kansas Avenue will move its operations northeast by 24 blocks and stock new goods. Salvage stock will be sold cheap to clear the shelves as the Fancy and Staple Groceries prepare for a fresh start.
J Thomas Lumber Co reports shifting operations with norte side yard capacity and south side yard fulfillment, indicating ongoing logistics adjustments as they fill orders from the southern yards while expanding north side facilities. Bre Waring is noted in connection with foundation work for lumber shipments.
Local shop W. Edmands Jewelry advertises sale of salvaged goods and new fixtures including a spade for the store, offering low prices to attract customers.
A historical article discusses how trusts squeeze small toolmakers by high costs and exclusive buying terms. It argues trusts limit market competition, raise prices, and threaten survival of individual producers and workers while seeking government remedies.
Fragmentary OCR mentions June and August events, locations like Lake Bhato and Negara Falls, references to transportation, people named John and Daly, and travel between cities. Details are garbled. no coherent event or action can be established from the readable text.
The Kimball Printing Co announces a position for a first-class all-round principal who can oversee bake hall work and general management. The ad promises exceptional character and a privilege of purchasing with interest, noting a rare chance to join as operations resume along North Kansas Avenue.
A fragmented notice from 4 North Kansas Avenue describes a sale or move related to hardware and notions. The readable text hints at a change in location or stock with informal wording and misread characters. No clear dates or names are preserved.
In a few days the Wm Costly Department Store will unveil its stock at the Crawford Opera House building. The opening promises a wide selection and public ceremony details to be announced.
In Topeka both north and south areas owe to the Tepestane plasmepinens north of the Kaw river. The letter urges readers to prepare for feed like oats and hay, avoid sensational wreck stories, and discuss a winter run and future plans for North Topeka. Signed RENTS KASH KOAL KONCERN.
J R Spetter announces plans to manufacture and gel cigires at the North Kansas Avenue site. The notice states operation will run alongside existing activities, with details pending regulatory approvals and local permits.
J H Foucht on Kansab Avenue offers hardware at 200 per keg. Nills price not listed. unclear cost details.
A fragmented notice references Louis Wiss at a grocery and meats setup in Denorth Quincy. It mentions boxed lots, cart loads, and feeds for hogs. The legible fragments imply a sale or inventory listing tied to a local grocer and provision goods for livestock.
J. Nystrom notes the Red Front Shop Store remains on the North side after 18 years, stating the room constraint already blocks an appearance and that they will stay in place.
A fragment reports Co F Adams stock including White Russian soap pickles and general goods waved from a wreck. Refugees have been relocated to the station area. The note references Kansas Avenue and loss of stock through the incident.
John Swartz says his store at 59 North Kanms was badly wrecked but he will open a new confectionery cigars and tobacco shop on the south side, promising quick reopening with repairs and inventory.
Local shop Pratt Bros advertises tools, hardware, walls, and implements with bold offers. The brief notice promises customers can bring in money to obtain the full stock of goods, highlighting a varied inventory and ready assistance.
A local hardware retailer at North Kansas Ave advertises saving timers tools and cends for new business in the tight lint of the notice.
H M Cline and Son advertise hardware shot guns stoves sewing machines and related goods. The notice notes a building sale and mentions North Kansas Avenue as the location.
Local business announces operations at Seymour, advertising a large scale enterprise on Kansas Avenue, stating readiness to serve customers “as big as over” before the flood. The note emphasizes ongoing activity and regional presence.
Local jeweler A M Cross on North Kansas Avenue announces a debris sale in four days. He will offer salvage stock and pieces valued up to twenty dollars in a clearance event at the shop.
Fragmentary OCR note from a Wichita area address on North Kansas Avenue mentions W C Steele & Co and references reduced prices and sales. Readable parts show business context but specific items, dates, or complete actions are unclear.
Fragmentary notes describe a photo car and views along Bond street near Belt, with unclear details about the event or purpose and no identifiable names or dates. The readable fragments mention locations and a surviving feed, but lack coherent actions or outcomes.
Local storefront advertises groceries and notions from J P Berry located at 5 North Kansas Avenue. The brief note mentions business and sales in a period ad style.
S. L. Courtney announces salvage and fringe goods at very cheap prices on Kansas Avenue south side Lipstairs. Sale titled as My North Topeka Store with listings of discounted merchandise for local shoppers.
George J Graves and Sons carriage works on East Laurent have rented the Sells building at 24 9n for temporary use and expect to be ready for business shortly.
A note from The Western Woolen Mill indicates an imminent public statement within a few days. Details are not yet disclosed.
Henry Steele builds a robust fire insurance business marking growth in North Kansas Aves. The narrative highlights steady money to town and the impact of 보험 investments on local commerce.
The Gabriel Lumber Company announces a new hiring wave with changes in roles and responsibilities. Details are sparse but indicate reorganizing positions and duties for the upcoming period.
Sturgis Hardware Co on North Kansas Ave cleans up and plans to resume business next week in the same location. The store will feature a sale of damaged goods at bargain prices as it restocks from a partial inventory clearance.
Ace serving meals lunch and supper at the same old place Warren's Restaurant promotes daily meals from its longtime downtown location at 61 North Kansas Avenue with familiar service and menu offerings.
Fragmentary note indicates Petros and Woodford at 9 North Kansas Avenue planning a move to Beales new location within a few weeks. Mentions their patent medicine stock and readiness status.
The Citizens' State Bank of North Topera has opened temporary offices in the Central National Bank building. Front rooms on the second floor are occupied as the bank sets up its interim operations.
The J. B. Billard Mill and Elevator announce readiness for business with a large lot of sour and meat products damaged to the feast. Affected bran, chops, feed, and water damaged items will be given away upon request.
J Lapp conducts a sale at Kans Ave shop offering dry goods and notions. The notice states he will quickly draw customers to clear stock saved from tax shelves. Items include various sewn goods and household essentials.
The Shawnee State Bank opens for business in the Stormont building located at 10 West Seth Street, marking a new banking presence in the area.
Freder Beuchner notes they are open and active at the off stand with an event scheduled for 8 North Kansas tomorrow in a local treatment setting.
A local eatery has relocated to 13 North Kansas Avenue, moving upstairs to new back rooms where the owner now serves meals to customers. The change brings updated dining space and a refreshed service flow.
MG Kansas Aye reports workers at Proudfit Chop House are cleaning up and plan to offer short orders at the wid decation ap sport as soon as possible. The note confirms ongoing work and anticipated service resumption.
Berry Bros Groceries on Kansas Avenue reports plans to tent and renovate at 28 West Sixth Street with a full line of new service offerings. The store will stock cultivable goods and provide a complete list of items for customers as it prepares to reopen.
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