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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1903
Page
9
Fragmentary ad indicates discounted carpets and rugs on a damaged floor after water exposure. Mr Ruther plans to buy a line of furniture and reopen the store at the same North Kansas Avenue upstairs location to shed up PF.
A terse notice announces a temporary shop setup by J. Graves & Sons to handle remaining hands and energy, promising to take on all work with a focus on prompt service and thorough effort. The message uses period-appropriate phrasing to indicate a business reopening or continuation in the local area.
Lukens Bros at 8 North Kansas Avenue sells buggies harness and farm implements. The ad lists prices on various items and mentions merchandise stock.
The Topeka Vinegar Works seeking contracts with farmers for coryethers and curyethers. The text promises high yields with an average crop of 400 bushels per vivene and offers payment per cerite. Company notes new and old stand locations and invites trades.
A local business, Wholesale and Hetri Drug, operates on North Kansas Avenue dealing in paints varnishes and related items. The listing notes broad stock including brushes and supplies at competitive prices.
A fragmented notice from James Campbell at 2 North Kansas Avenue describes flood effects on wall paper and a new furniture line. It promises carpeted showroom updates and imminent sales at locations including North Tope and North Popokie, urging help for customers.
Kent's Kash Koal Koncern 18 operates at 1 North Kansas Avenue dealing in coal feed hay and related commodities. Local records show continuation of trade activity under this name with emphasis on agricultural and fuel supplies.
Announcement for HF East Sixth Street location reopening with low prices and values. Onir North Side store to reopen when building ready. Staff offer to explain price protections and take contact information via phone and address.
Fragmentary notice from a jolting text listing Moans and Myers at North Kanakas Avenue selling groceries and meats. It claims self service and urges customers to settle their accounts, mentioning an cashier at the desk.
J Nystrom of the Red Front Shoe Store states his shop has stood on the North Side for 16 years and will remain there, noting the room already presents an orderly appearance.
The Kimball Printing Co continues to do business at the ad stand on North Kansas Avenue. The building remains uninsured but stock above water line is saved and six presses are being rescued from the canal to be ready for operation soon.
W C Steele & Co states they are cutting prices further and clearing damaged goods. The notice adds they will open a sale on Exer Sixth street and nearby North Kansas avenues, urging customers to visit for lower prices than ever.
Boohers Hawkins Wall Paper formerly at 17 East Laurent Street announces opening at 3 North Kansas Avenue with a complete new stock and re ordered old patterns.
A notice states that Dr L A Ryder can be sold at Frank Long's Oxford Hotel. The item appears in a local sale listing with venue named as Oxford Hotel and seller Frank Long.
Fragmentary notice from a North Kansas Avenue business listing old stock and cheap goods. Reads like an ad for hardware and notions with incomplete details.
Vague OCR fragment mentions GEO Mayer from Sturth Tepesu and a blurred action sequence. No clear date, location, or event details are readable to establish a coherent news item or outcome.
J K Withers is reported to have a disruptive incident at the Red Front Branch located on North Kansas Avenue. Police were called after a confrontation. No injuries reported, investigation ongoing.
J. R. Spetter is moving manufacturing and setting operations to the long‑standing address on North Kansas Avenue, maintaining the same site for clearances and setup.
Pratt Bros advertise a sale offering wagons and tugeles along with hardware nails implements and related goods at low costs. The notice emphasizes affordable prices and broad selection for buyers seeking farming and general supplies.
Henry's Hardware Store at 47 North Kansas Ave advertises readiness for new business after saving Uaters tools. The note signals a fresh start and renewed stock in a local shop.
A district hardware shop at 7 North Kansas Ave promotes guns, stoves, sewing machines, and related goods under the name Clime and Son. This compact ad highlights a diverse inventory and the store location.
A M Cross at 4 North Kansas Avenue announces new business at the old stand. He plans to offer salvage stock for sale, inviting the public to inspect and purchase during the reopening.
The unreadable fragment mentions a Dr along North Kansas Avenue and an office setting on the arena floor with a watch and payment context. Names or precise actions are unclear due to corruption.
A Philadelphia Renur dispatch details a troubling case involving Perexide’s Actitboas. A brunette girl reports dramatic hair and skin changes after taking the drug in pill form. A doctor’s diag nosis is sought as fears grow about side effects and a possible death linked to the treatment. Local rail office contact appears at the end for further inquiry.
Dentists office listed at 0 North Kansas Avenue serving the petites community with ready care.
W Edmonds announces new fixtures and goods at the same location on South Kansas Avenue offering salvage goods at low prices.
A scrambled note reports viewing food scenes and splendid views on Norton Kansas Avenue, mentioning a photo car and Emmon's as the source of the images.
J H W Fought Hardware Co has relocated to the eauthade on Shy Kansas Avenue and is advertising stock as cheap.
Louis Wils at 4 North Quincy advertises groceries and fresh meats with daily specials. Some damaged text mentions dry goods, soup, and low prices as the shop promotes clearance sales and new stock.
J P Berry, grocer and notions seller, reports completion of a clean up and is now operating with improved stock and service. Local customers are invited to visit for fresh goods and everyday essentials.
A fresh batch of tamber mom wae is reported to be arriving soon with supply lines blocking delays. Authorities urge retailers to place orders quickly to meet anticipated surge in demand.
R. B. McMaster & Son advertise shoes and rubber boots at reduced prices on North Kansas Avenue. Sale claims up to the dollar in discount, urging readers to visit the shop for bargains amid a closing sale.
An OCR damaged notice from New Era Department Store at 7 Kansas Avenue describes a sale of varied goods. The fragment mentions items like furniture and household wares and hints at stock updates and bargains amid garbled text.
H. S. Pruessner & Co offers new and second hand goats and furnishings at MT Kaneas avenue. The dealer also lists refrigerators with some aged stock and willing to sell at half price.
Local business Seymour Commission Co maintains operations on Crane Street and Kansas Avenue, signaling continued activity and steady presence in the area despite recent changes in the market.
The operator at 8 North Kansas Avenue has rented the northeast corner store room at 34 and Konsue avenue to stock up with salvage stock sold cheap.
Lumber sale at North Topeka and St W Sixth St offers new stock at discounted prices. Limited quantities remain as the ad urges buyers to act quickly before the opportunity is gone. Quick call or visit advised to secure bright, clean lumber for next winter.
J Lapp Dry Goods and Notions on North Kansas Avenue advertises a closing out sale. The notice states distressed stock from the store will be sold at reduced prices in a complete new ad. Mr Lapp promises bargains as the shop liquidates its inventory.
The Shawnee State Bank opens for business in the Stormo area on West Sixth Street. Local officials welcome the new financial institution as residents gain access to banking services in the neighborhood.
S. L. Courtney advertises a Topeka millinery shop selling salvage and first close goods at organ Kansas Avenue on the south side upstairs.
Robinson Marshall and Company advertises water imaged goods from The Western Woolen Mill with a sale still ongoing. The notice highlights available items and urges prompt purchase.
Henry Steele reports a fire at his property on 2 North Kansas Avenue. Insurance claims are noted for payment to cover damages and estate maintenance costs.
The Sturgis Hardware Co on North Kansas Avenue is closing out water damaged goods from a recent incident. Limited lots, reduced prices, and items include hardware supplies and miscellaneous merchandise.
Local note repeats Warren's Restaurant at 21 North Kansas Avenue with a line about finding comfort in the same place. No additional details or dates are provided.
Dr T B Reynolds operates from temporary quarters in the Central National Bank building entrance is on Seventh street at Kansas Ave take the elevator to Seventh and Kansas Ave for access.
Fred Beuchner announces open stand at 46 North Kansas Avenue offering treatments for sale.
Bas reports The Gem Laundry has set up a temporary headquarters at WY South Kansas Avenue. Wagons are making their regular calls as the facility begins operations under interim management.
Petro and Woodford druggists on North Kansas Avenue announce a brand new stock at their store. The note mentions updating purse and stock items with emphasis on rapid replenishment and customer access.
The Citizens State Bank of North Toprea has opened temporary offices in the Central Nation Bank building front rooms on Second Moor, offering early banking services to local customers while permanent arrangements are prepared.
The J B Billard Mill and Elevator and Berry Bros Groceries on Kansas Ave announce reopening with a complete line of new goods. They state salvage efforts were completed and invite customers to visit, with telephone contact available.
Ellmer Eldridge relocates his eatery to Bu North Kansat area, setting up stake and starting to serve meals at the new site amid unfamiliar streets and local business changes.
Proudfit Chop House at 6 percent north Kanbas Avenues is serving short orders at the off stand.
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