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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1903
Page
9
A storefront on North Kansas Avenue reports damaged carpet and sofa sections after water intrusion. The shop owner notes a sale event planned for the evening, aimed at clearing inventory and reopening after repairs.
The notice describes W C Steele & Co at the OM stand selling goods. It mentions a sale on Ever Sixth Street and a location on North Kansas Avenue. The fragmented text indicates a promotion in the city, promising lower prices and a marquee on a tier line near the street.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the Kimball Printing Co building on North Manear Avenue in a state of disrepair with presses removed from the site. The entry hints at ongoing disruption to the plant and related industrial activity, noting no clear remediation timeline.
A fragmented wartime narrative describes fears of microbes and plague across Europe. It references explorers theories, chemical weapons, and the impact on cities, civilians, and military operations, citing fear, ignorance, and the call for caution amid widespread turmoil.
An old stand on North Kansas Avenue advertises Lukens Bros offering buggies harnesses and farm implements. Descriptions note items in fair condition with summer sale pricing and prize discounts.
The Topeka Vinegar Works proprietors Otto Kuehne seek a foundation on the south side near the Rock Inland to conduct trade temporarily while restoring their factory.
Arnold & Co announces renting a room at 45 North Kansas Avenue and fitting it up with drugs and patent medicines. The firm notes a large stock has been saved in ready form for sale.
Business notice from James and Campbell stating a large stock of wall paper has been moved to 515 North Kermaz Avenue on North Kansas Avenue. They will resume operations in a few days and will announce further details soon.
Dr L A Ryder is reported to be staying at the Oxford Hotel owned by Frank Long as of the latest notice. The brief item notes the location in relation to local business circles and hospitality listings.
The firm, Kent’s Kash Koal Koncern, announces ongoing operations at M1 North Kansas Avenues dealing in coal feeds and hay. Local experts note potential growth in regional supply chains and commodity handling services.
Local notice announces the North Fair at 1 North Kansas Avenue offering hardware and notions. Brief text implies a resumed service after a brief interruption and references a minor factual tagline about feebly printed words.
J. K. Withers, formerly North aga sings new stock of groceries at 6th Street location. New items include fresh crackers and moodie at cut prices to attract customers.
Opening up at Sixth Street announces low prices and inviting walks. North Side store will reopen as soon as building is ready for occupancy. Offer clerks will call to inform customers and collect addresses via the store. Phone lines listed for orders and inquiries.
Moans and Myers resume business in their location with a full supply of meats and groceries. They fill orders for south side customers through William Green & Sons and invite those owing accounts to visit their store, with a cashier available.
J. Nystrom owner of Red Front Shot Store confirms 16 years of operation and plans to remain on the North Side despite changes. Local business presence emphasized as part of community continuity.
Pratt Bros advertise low prices to attract shoppers for wagons buggies and a wide range of hardware implements and supplies. The note emphasizes affordability and a broad assortment to draw in customers for various needs.
J R Spetter announces continued cigar manufacturing at North Kansas Avenue stating operations will occur at the same location details indicate ongoing production activities and future plans for the site.
J H Foucht Hardware reports a snowed in market impact on Kansas Avenue and announces a sale of its silverware stock to clear inventory. Items include miscellaneous wares and tools. Limited hours due to weather, customers urged to call ahead for stock availability.
SHOS HOUSE on North Kansas Avenue announces clearance to reduce stock and a new location on the north side as soon as possible. The message notes opening a fresh store to better serve customers and clear excess inventory.
R B McMaster and Son advertises shoes and rubber boots at deep discounts of up to 36 percent off. The notice notes selling goods at the old stand on North Kansas Avenue.
Chicago Clothing Co advertises a clearance of damaged stock at 11 North Kansas Avenue. The notice emphasizes high quantities of goods available at very low prices and urges immediate purchase.
A note from Co. F. Adams reports White Hussian and Silk soap, pickles, and bottled goods saved from wreck. The stock went to feed the station refugees at Kansas Avenue.
The New Era Department Store at 7 Kansas Avenue next to Central National Bank will offer another car load of water damaged goods on sale tomorrow. Brought over today, items include various water soaked items available to shoppers.
John Swartz reports his 2 North Kansas Avenue store badly wrecked by recent fire but intends to reopen nearby with confectionery cigars and tobacco offerings on the opposite sidewalk.
An old classified style ad lists Cline & Son Hardware selling shot guns stoves and sewing machines at their store on North Kansas Avenue promising first class goods. It notes the location as North Kansas Avenue and emphasizes hardware offerings.
Henry's Hardware announces new business in line at the address 87 North Kansas Avenue. The note confirms ready status to serve customers with the updated inventory and services.
A M Cross at 6 North Kansas Avenue promotes salvage stock sale from the old stand. The notice lists a dealer known as doug Wesingss and hints at discounted jewelry items to clear.
Sheetz and North Kansas Avenue groceries have rented the northeast corner room at 34 Kansas Avenue. They will stock with a salvage stock and offer old cheap items during the temporary move.
J Thomas Lumber Co reports progress on shaping the north side yard and laying foundations for lumber while filling crates from the south side yards.
J Lapp Dry Goods and Notions announces a grand opening on North Kansas Avenue. Owner Mr Lapp plans to display stock including underwear and a variety of top shelf goods after repairs from recent damage.
Seymour Commission Co and Shawnee State Bank announce new business operations in the Stortent building at the Crane and Kansas Ave area. The venture, described as a tie to community food offerings, opens on West Sixth Street with active storefront activity.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dental or medical setting on North Kansas Avenue in Uparsire, with references to groceries and meat products, hog feed, and a giveaway, lacking clear context or complete details. The readable elements mention Louis Wils and Dr Bryan.
S L Courtney announces millinery shop in North Topeka facing damage. Salvageable hats and first class goods offered at reduced prices. Store located on Kansan Avenue, south side, offering bargains amid cleanup.
The Western Woolen Mill will issue an on earth announcement within a few days. Details are forthcoming as officials prepare the message for public release.
At North Kansas Avenue Jewellers W Edmunds declares sale of salvage goods and new fixtures and goods. The notice highlights cheap prices and available stock.
J. P. Berry and Henry Steele advertise in North Kansas Avenue for groceries and notions. A garbled note claims a big fire insurance business remains intact despite losses. Incoherent wording mentions insurance money and location at North Kansas Ave.
The Sturgis Hardware Co. on North Kansas Ave reports a cleanup in progress and readiness by week’s end. One third of stock sold. remaining two thirds damaged goods will be erased out cheap.
Geo J Graves and Sons Carriage Works on B Laurent report renting the Sells building on 2d Street, east of Kenens Avenue, temporarily. They will be ready for business shortly and anticipate reopening soon.
Wagons continue their regular daily rounds as plans set the Gem Laundry as temporary headquarters on South Raneas Avenue. Phone contact listed as 798.
The Citizens' State Bank of North Topeka has opened temporary offices in the Central National Bank Building on the front row of the second floor.
The Gabriel Lumber Company announces new lumber supply and building materials for sale. Contact details are not clearly readable in the fragment, but the notice indicates offerings for construction needs and business engagement.
The notice states Warren's Restaurant on North Kansas Avenue is serving meals in the same place as before. It confirms continued operation without changes to location or hours.
Petros and Woodford are lining up and will be ready for business in a few days at their address on North Kansas Avenue. Their patent medicine stock may be damaged and requires replacement or adjustment.
The J B Billard Mill and Elevator report readiness for operation and offer a sale of seafood and meat damaged by water. A marine lot at Hp chops is advertised, with hogs available at no cost to the winner.
Fred Beuchner declares operation of a fresh meat business at the old stand on 208 North Kansas Avenue. He emphasizes available cuts and ongoing service as the new venture launches in town.
Elmer Eldridge has relocated his dining operation to the upstairs pack rooms at 10 North Kansan Avenue. The move places the restaurant in a new compact space, with Eldridge noting adjustments to the kitchen and service area as he settles in.
Ty working Nard cleaning up and will be reworded short others at the old location at noon. Proudfit Chop House Kansas Avenue announces changes and relocation details for staff and guests.
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