Chenille and Tapestry Table Covers and Curtain Sale
A fragment from a retail ad details Chenille and Tapestry table covers, curtains, rugs, and upholstery goods with wholesale pricing and drastic discounts. It promotes velvet carpets, Union Art Squares, and various drapery hardware, boasting wide selection, quality fabrics, and substantial savings amid a warehouse sale.
Society Notes Highlight Local Social Scene and Departures
A bustling society column lists numerous residents and visitors across Kansas City and nearby towns. It records engagements, weddings, travel plans, church services, and familial visits, noting names like Mise Piney Shay, Mr Hal Robitson, Mrs Lewis Statnes, and families such as the Bay Baint and Gilg households, with extended references to travel to Ottawa, Topeka, and Nashville. The piece depicts a active community calendar with gatherings, services, and personal milestones throughout the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Seth
Okey Aton
Woerfield
Tony Gary
Tay
Visi
Kelme
Kaiser
Nowormany
Wien
Pelton
Iver Titer Birk
Annie
Geiverpark
Fie Curtis
Witthivns
Tyler Stzert
Ernst Hae
Ha Hannes
Doerph
Chharles Gilg
Billy
Lelitia Lamb
Ransay City
Mire
Potin
Sid
Mali
Mise Sadie
Bhitt
John Martin
Ant
Gus Beluneste
Hungate
Arkations
A. A. Winaate
James Smith
Eialt
Matehall County
Rube
Pensacolt
Fioridla
Nashville
Percy Craw
Cale
Annie Slinolte
Hieber
Mr. Clark
Eaven
Finetsid
Wwal- Miers
Ottawe
Taniel
Barre
le Chavitertaintes
Topeka
Fmin
Wereletin
Lewis Statnes
Local Meeting Reports on County Operations and Figures
A scanned local notice reports on county governance and elections with officials such as MEL Miller TS Anders and others listed. It references inspection, financial expenditures, and upcoming events while noting the involvement of individuals like Harris and Benet in the county's duties and proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Miller
Faye
Anders
MeAfer
Pritchury
Uiese
Peniacurinn
Feria
Gilate
Cw County
Harris
Police Jottings Show Midnight Crime and City Patrols
An eclectic police roundup reports a wild night with robbers, a hat recovered, and arrests of two women for disorderly conduct. Frank Jordan fled to Albuquerque after a police chase. Sheriff Lucas pursued clues to bring him in. Citizens and officers reflect on duty, politics, and street safety amid ongoing North Side patrols and bridge crowd control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Topelcs
May Hurnham
Eva Sturns
Edith Anderson
Enterprise
Holton
Haco
Axpain
Frank Jordan
Charles Dasch
Dasch
Tig
Jerion
Bne
Jerdét
Sherif Lucas
Albuquergu
N. M
Jeredie
Lucas
Tim Dotevai
Tim
Donovan
Jevel
Rath
School of Experience
Toomey
Looks Brighter for Chicago Hotel Strikes Ends
June 1 reports say cooks waiters and bartenders return to work in several hotels including the Auditorum annex Metropole and Chicago Beach. Union workers rejoin amid renewed calm as hotel management asserts unions exhausted resources and eye a return to normal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Terk
Auditorum
Met~rapole
Walters
Chicago Beach
Hlatchford
School District Tax Valuations Show Increases
Incomplete OCR reads indicate the school district cash figures and tax valuations rising across districts. The document outlines totals and district breakdowns with increases noted for several districts.
Reward urged for flood rescuers in Topeka
Letter from Topeka editor praises flood heroes who risked lives to save victims and minister to needs. Names many rescuers, urges city to acknowledge their tireless efforts with recognition or token rewards as the community remembers those who bore danger during the disaster. The plea emphasizes swift, lasting gratitude for those who helped when life and property were at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Journal
Lfe
Tune 6
Topeka
Uke Ray van Buskirk
Pepie
Mr Stewart
John Stendarf
O. M. Capron
W. E Eberle
J. N. Stewart
Joe Grendart
Robert Campbell
Young Dagan
Henry Cowles
Hersthion
Guy Ludington
Tie
John Passey
Ben Fox
A. Hanson
Zinn
Lowstock
W.T Horn
George
Charles Sardou
Freeman Sardou
Topeka Relief Efforts and Civic Gratitude Speech
A reader named Jessin Huckstead of West Bocunt street praises relief workers aiding flood sufferers. He notes a North Topeka donor who refused a five cent bribe for transport and urges ongoing charity, practical help, and prudent savings to support displaced families and local boys like Johnen.
Flag Day Proclamations and Public Notices Amid War Time Confusion
In a misty, garbled report the piece cites Flag Day proclamation timing, calls for notices on Jun dates, and mentions government actions at the state level. It references Hue main entrance, adjutant Kenny communications, and travel offers with low rates to Boston and Lake Michigan excursions, all amid unclear details and scattered names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally
Bernetindy
King & Py
Hue
M.etic
Kenny Wie
Boston
du Tie Lake
Michigan
Southers Cressway
Umit
Agguett
Allowett
Niagara
Unclear Bank Notice from Distant Ledger Fragment
Readable fragments show part of a bank related notice involving Citizens State Bank and several names and places. the missing context prevents a clear event or outcome. The readable nouns suggest a financial matter or official notice but specifics are not discernible from the fragment.
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College
Myer
Mites Piney Shay
Kanenx City
Ries
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Send
Hal Robitson
Tom
Bir
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Hiemirx
Die
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Dos Rios
Frank Jorden
New Mexico
Colt
Max Overton
Ms. Citizen
Hunter
Overton
Riy
Abu Benserson
Billy” Reed
Citizen
Pitts
Lennie
Tom Pevie
Conract
Davie
James Woodward
Smand Leey
My. LM
Billa
Enid
Bitz
Chiere
Caine
Gott
Charles Burnkion
Telne
Burnhem
Bud Hugeiee
Harsins
Toneias
Strickrott's
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ME Hall Stationery CO
Adams Bros
Jackson Sts
Roeek
South Topeka
Netratka
Johnen
Finteman
Lonphan
Jessin Huckstead
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Citizens State Bank
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