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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1903
Page
9
A garbled OCR note hints at a chaotic market push in Kansas with feverish bargain hunting. Mentions Ant Le tormae and Pye like entities amid confusion, indicating a price spike or panic in the local client market.
Local ad for Lukens Bros on North Kansas Avenue offers buggies harness and farm gear. Text is garbled but mentions harnesses, prices, and shop stand. Likely an early 20th century advertisement with damaged OCR.
In Topeka a local ad promotes agricultural supplies for gardeners and farmers. It claims improved cucumber yields and an exceptionally strong year for crops. The notice mentions a standard crop output and payment terms, inviting orders through the trade channels.
A brief entry notes a business at 49 North Kansas Avenue Paris dealing in varnishes rushes and related goods in apparent good order. The fragmentary text outlines a commerce focus with location and product hints.
The notice notes relocation from 4 North Kansas Avenue to 5 Kansas Avenue in North Topeka. It mentions extensive wallpaper stocks and a new line of furniture and carpets expected shortly, with a pledge to replace damaged carpets and promote help to North Topeka residents.
A local business named Kent's Kash Koal Koncern secures a deal to supply hay to regional farms. The agreement, reached this week, positions the firm as a key supplier amid growing livestock feed demand.
A damaged notice announces the North Side store at 1 East State Street reopening with low prices and value. An order clerk will call to provide details and confirm customer address, with phone numbers listed for contact.
Moans and Myers announces growing business at our old location North Kansas Avenue. All orders are by our asiven now and everyone’s wishes can be settled by calling the desk for assistance.
J Nystrom notes Red Front Shoe Store has shown its room appearance since last year and plans to stay on North Bide, signaling ongoing retail presence in the district.
The Kimball Printing Co continues operations at the aid stand on M2 North Kansas Avenue. The building is uninsured and stock above water line aids rescue efforts. six presses are being saved from mud as work proceeds toward readiness for dawn.
W C Steele and Company advertise clearance sales at the old stand on East Sixth Street and North Kansas Avenue. They claim to repair damaged goods and offer shoes at lower prices than ever, with a special sale on Saturday at six dollars.
A note lists items saved from a wreck including White Fisan and Silk soap, picktem and Dotted goblin, with stock intended to feed. The entry references 5 Kansas Ave and presents while detailing the salvage and sale context.
Abbe Dibineah advertised at a bargain sale in a small shop on North Kansas Avenue. The text notes a cheap price point and a bustling, old-time hardware and notions storefront atmosphere.
Nort Toteka outlines a tentative return maneuver for the Drie crew, aiming to reclaim a foothold on Earth. The plan centers on a controlled descent using a tethered entry method, with officials emphasizing safety checks and emergency procedures if the craft cannot complete the landing.
Local dealer H S Pruessner and Co offers new and secondhand furnishings at 16 Keneos Avenue. Men refrigerating devices advertised and priced with possible delivery to clear old stock.
Fragmentary notice records Boohar and Hawkins wallpaper shop opening at 2 NOWTH Kansas Avenue with an unclear promise of products or service. The unreadable text suggests establishment activity and a dated, period advertisement style.
A report describes a theater event at the University of California with Preii Gann Cumeevere inviting a larger audience of speakers students and attendees. It notes an excursion to Boston and lists schedule details including July first and ticketing arrangements for the event and related activities.
J K Withers formerly at 5 North Kansas Ave now operates at Sir West Static Street offering a fresh stock of groceries. The shop features everyday items priced to attract customers with a focus on value and variety.
Dentist Dr Bryan lists business address at 6 Nonth Kansas Avenue Upwtelle in old-office notice. Unknown details present due to garbled OCR text.
W Edmunds at 7 North Kansas Avenue advertises new Ax tires and West groups at the unchanged location with a cheap offer.
J R Spetter reports a manufacturing and selling venture on South North Kansas Avenue continues at the same old site. The firm keeps its steady production line and market presence, maintaining local trade relations and storefront visibility.
J H Fought Hardware 60 has relocated to the south side on Kansas Avenue and is selling salvage stock at reduced prices.
A damaged OCR ad from a North Quincy market promotes fresh meats and livestock feed. It mentions new stock and daily offerings, with torn lines and imperfect wording.
J P Berry advertises a general store at 615 North Kansas Avenue offering groceries and notions. The short note mentions being cleaned up and doing due east, but the legible lines focus on the business location and offerings.
The Gabriel Lumber Company reports a fresh supply of lumber and announces plans to resume business operations. The notice highlights new stock and continued commitment to serving customers with expanded material options and reliable delivery.
Pratt Bros offer low prices on wagons buggies shovels hardware nails and implements. Buy now and take home the goods you need with small cash outlay and wide selection.
Henry's Hardware Store at 817 North Kansas Ave reports saved tiners tools and readiness for new business in that line, signaling expansion and inventory readiness for customers.
Local ad from H M Clime and Son Hardware highlights shotguns stoves and sewing machines with assurances of solid first class building condition. Includes address 7 North Kansas Avenue and claim of long standing reliability.
R. B. McMaster and Son advertise shoes and rubber boots at 24 to 25 cents on the dollar. They state selling goods at the old stand on North Kansas Avenue.
An old ad notes New Era Department Store on Kansas Avenue offering a large stock of linens, cottons, and underwear. It mentions muslin and textiles, with prices like 14 and 20 dollars, inviting shoppers to get first pick of new goods.
John Swartz reports his 2 North Kanans area store was badly wrecked but plans a new confectionery tobacco and cigar shop on the south side to reopen the business.
Local business notice from Seymour Commission Co announcing ongoing operations at Crane and Kansas Avenue with assurance of continued service and regular hours. No additional details provided.
A. M. Cross and North Kansas Avenue jeweler to open at the Eid stand soon. He will hire a home salvage firm to sell chemp inventory.
Dr T B Reynolds dentist located at the temporary quarters near Central National Bank, entrance on Seventh Street. Take the elevator to Seventh and Kanwas Ave.
A new tenant has rented the northeast corner store room at North Kansas Avenue and will stock the premises with fresh goods. The salvage stock described as acid change will be added to the inventory.
Lumber damaged by fire and river mud available at a local North Topeka store. New stock arriving, ready to service builders now. Visit the shop at Sixth Street and North Topeka to see bright, affordable timber and have your bill figured.
J Lapp Dry Goods and Notions on North Kansas Avenue closes out water damaged stock and announces plans to replace with a complete new assortment as soon as possible.
Shawnee State Bank announces a new opening to conduct business in the Stormens building at West 4th Street. The note confirms it will operate from 4 percent interest or a 4% rate context as part of the launch.
A fragment recalls eating unusual meat at an old stead on North Kansas avenue with unclear details and a stray name Fred Beuchner appearing in the text. The passage is fragmentary and lacks verifiable context or dates.
S. L. Courtney advertises a sale from his North Point store offering salvage and first class goods at very cheap prices. The note mentions the south side upstairs location and a 60 Kangus price point.
The Western Woolen Mill remains in operation as reporters note the facility is still on the hearth. An update says armour cement will arrive in a few days, signaling loadings and preparations for continued production.
Henry Steele reports his insurance business survived a blaze at North Kansas Avenue. He offers loans and real estate services and invites inquiries about insurance, money to loan, and property opportunities.
On North Kansas Avenue a local business advertises closing sale of water damaged goods at low prices. The notice emphasizes discounted items and clearout meaning for customers seeking bargains amid inventory reduction.
Temporary headquarters at N2 South Kansas Avenue reported as the base for wagon calls. Phones listed as 78 were noted, with routine operations described. No additional context or dates provided.
The Citizens' State Bank of North Topeka announces temporary offices opened in the Central Nation Bank building, occupying the front rooms on the second floor. The move signals continued banking services during relocation or refurbishment.
Readable fragment shows Warren's Restaurant at 1 North Kansas Avenue advertising meals and chili. No clear date or outcome, but indicates ongoing service and location.
Petro and Woodford announce a fresh stock of drugs at their Witt location and aim to have products available as soon as possible. Local customers can expect expanded pharmaceutical options and quicker access to medicines.
A water damaged notice announces the J. B. Billard Mill and Elevator for customers. A large lot of Nour meat and brow chops are introduced, with a sale planned to clear items.
Elmer Eldridge has moved his restaurant to All North Kicsas avenue, upstairs, in the tack fone, where he is already serving meals.
A local eatery on North Kansas Avenue debuts with short orders and a nod to the old mana, offering a concise menu and quick service as the neighborhood welcomes a new dining option.
Berry Bros and Groceries Inc announce reopening at their Avenue location with a full stock of goods and new offerings. The firm notes resumed operations after a period of inactivity and invites customers to visit for a wide range of items and competitive prices.
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