Groceries Sold Cheaply with Best Quality Goods
A local grocer promises the lowest prices on fresh groceries and top quality merchandise. Customers are invited to compare values as store officials advertise ongoing discounts and daily specials.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1899
Page
8
Local grocery ad fragment lists varied staples and prices
The readable OCR shows a mixed catalog of food items and household goods with unit prices including sugar coffee pork lard flour soap crackers oats beans tomatoes and canned fish. It reads like an old time grocery sale page with numerous line items and prices scattered throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Armour
Perth
Warren
Cost Cuts No Figure on these Goods
In our fresh meat department you will find all kinds of meats of the best quality and at very low prices. We give stamps on everything. We do not except any goods in the store, as some grocers do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TA. A
Fistermin Sogart
Hyud
Kasiadd
JF Lewin
Ameria Medital Sociecy
Mts
Ciettiet
Hasta
Ausist Clothing Co
Clochina Company
Lottars
Adgersean Medical
Ammonatin
Americas Medical
Phish Te Kaunas Medical
Ushuupt
Experiensine
Harvey
P. K
Kansas City
Fourth of July Punk Tale From Topeka Store
A Topeka youth buys fireworks and punk at a local shop on the Fourth of July. The merchant explains punk lasts long but notes the store does not stock punk goods. The ad-like text promotes tailored suits, shoes, and Negligee shirts as quality items.
Kansas Avenue Snapshots and Local Happenings
A chaotic scan of Topeka area items lists Kansas Avenue events, social notes, and local concerns. Mentions home news, bowling plans, a Chicago trip, a missing child, advertising markets, road and sidewalk wear, city infrastructure, medical society actions, and upcoming local displays and activities.
Wood speaks on Cuban relief and nonsectarian schools
General Leonard Wood, governor of Senting, addressed Cuban orphans at a New York Chamber of Commerce reception. He warned of neglect and urged a nonsectarian education system in Cuba while planning relief, and said he would confer with Secretary Alger in Washington before returning to Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leonard Wood
Senting
Chamber of Commerce
Wood
Cuba
Noghest
Cuhac
Poly
Joris
General Wood
Washington
Alger
Will Worry Along Shawnee County Probate Judge Vacation
Shawnee County will operate without a probate judge for a month as Judge Dulman takes a vacation. A deputy will serve as judge and ex-officio clerk, with the private judge’s office handling matters and no other official left in charge. Marriage licenses will continue to be issued during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee County
Jaby I
Cherry Pie Fatalafenl a York
Wayne Bell tears been Sparanty since ates Spee stm Toes ar ae bet oes treatment. the boy's deat is housiy expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatalafenla
York
Wayne Bell
All One Road Consolidation of New York Street Lines
The Tribune reports talks to consolidate Manhattan Brooklyn and Bronx street transportation. Brooklyn Rapid Transit absorbs Nassau Electric and Brooklyn Elevated chain and aims to take over King County Elevated. Metro and Manhattan Railway also expanding with electric lines and third rail power, plans to sell electricity to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
New York
the Tribune
Mashatten
Brooklyn
Bronx
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Nassau Electricailway Company
Brooklyn Elevated Company
Brooklyn Bride+ railroad
Brooklyn and Prighton
King’s County
Central
Samnalloy Island
Pil Teonsit
Wheat
Metryuchtan Street Railway Company
Whitfey Syzidicate
Wns
Bormieh
St Operstes Eeten
Aind
Ines
Vehiec
Tee
Eeu
Witth
Manharter Railway Company
Hoedm Ae
Serine Inch Lovet
Ite Road
Hurd
Third Avenue
World's Asphalt Control Tied to New Jersey Firm
In June 2 report from Whiadhipbla Pennsylvania the Asphalt Company of Agerina is formed in New Jersey to control the sale of asphalt in the United States. Incorporators led by Gen A Hakan say the corporation will oversee output and absorb competing firms to dominate the market with main operations to be based in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Whiadhipbla
Asphalt Company
Agerina
Thy Corporation
Gen. A. Hakan
Unity State
Palladelptsu
Graduates in Overalls Stir Lyons School Show
Lyons Nebraska June 30. The city school board has resigned after high school graduation students appeared in stage outfits chosen as a protest. Students say they faced humiliations and adopted the word Work as their motto, marching in laborer attire to claim their diplomas. Townspeople endorsed the act and the board left the city’s educational affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Neb
Ineet
Gurt
Opening Night of North American S?ngerbund in Cincinnati
Ten thousand crowded the newly opened concert hall for the opening of the Golden Sublice Suengertist of the North American Ssengeebund. A balcony crack caused near panic but the audience, with swift action by staff, prevented disaster. Beethoven’s concert and the Star Spangled Banner closed a dramatic, well received program conducted by X N Eisenheimer with Miss Charlotte Macnati delivering the opening song. the event featured German addresses by Mayor Tatel and President Duljer of the North American Striere Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Carpentere
Duditurium
Pasniarina Mechanics
Debrig
Duman
Guernae
Inishini
Wien
Sivan
yDeli
Anil Orshestra
Barsaby
Gloria
Ap- Plance
Tatel Presdent Boctman
Widh
Duljer
Orth Americas
Wis & Touett
Pathos
Wis & Towel
Satermcleia
Toy Victor
Loutmdlte Sacderkrana
Jeart Semlut
Tanducion
Sgengerbund
Charlotta Macnati
Dr X N. J. Eisenheimer
Cinetruth
Componestria Pnlitied
Dirlind
Amprich
Jattinl
Volunteers First
Washington dispatch reports President orders direct mobilization to return volunteers from the Philippines with urgency. Transports to clear from San Francisco immediately, reinforcements to sail as ready, Otis’s forces to be rotated. Two new transports authorized for regular service once equipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Philippines
Keven
Otis
Outrage on West River Steamer And American Abduction In Pekin
The British ship Wo On was robbed by 23 masked Chinese near Kamheuck on the West River. Passengers, mostly British and American, forced to surrender about 7000. Chinese torpedo boats watched from shore. In Pekin a dramatic rescue saw Dr Yung Wing freed from prison by an American attaché.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Wo On
A Ci
Kamehuck
West River
Bolly
Mice Bend
Pekin
Yung Wing
Yule
Shanghai
Prince Chang
Yurg
Relic Stone Image From Kyoto Temple Unveiled
A rough granite like fragment carved with a human or divine figure, believed to be Sugawara Michizane the Confucius of Japan, was sent to the Church Missions House in New York. Donor Rev Gring notes the sculpture is over a millennium old and linked to education and patronage of letters in ninth century Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Church Missions House
Fourth Avenue
East Twenty-second Street
A. D. Gring
Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society
Protestant Episcopal Church
Kioto
Japan
St. Agnes’ Episcopal School
Kiotn
Mmeelf
Mrr
Guing
Usge
Sugawara-Michisane
Confucius
Suga- Wara-Michisane
Drunken Bride and Suicide in Hong Kong Tragedy
Victoria B C June 20 On the 29th a double tragedy shook Hong Kong as Andrew Mirks recently retired from the flagship Olympus at Manila shot his bride of six days and then killed himself Marie Terrade French Egyptian daughter of scientist Crille Terrade of Rene Algeria was the bride The couple reportedly faced inherited alcoholism and a troubled marriage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Marks
Olympis
Victoria
B. C
Hong Kong
Andrew Mirks
Manila
Marie Terrade
Crille Jouarton Terrade
Rene
Algeria
Tragic Manila Nuptials End In Double Death
A widow named in Manila after marrying Marks at St Louis Cathedral on May 22 dies from a wine fueled intoxication. Marks, a former sailor who ran a restaurant, returns home drunk six days later and shoots his bride before killing himself, ending a doomed honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marks
Manila
Navy
Hoo Kong
St. Louis Cathedral
Letter From Schley Declines Presidential Bid
A prominent Texas Democrat close to Rear Admiral Schley asks if he would be a candidate for president or vice president. Schley replies he would not accept nomination nor serve if elected, saying a naval officer with no public affairs experience cannot better serve the country than in his profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Foar
Schley
Elopement alabama? child flees with elder man in Carbondale
Mamie Hair, 14, adopted daughter of T. G. Mathews of Carbondale, left for Centralia with C. Roe, a man over 60. Parents unaware. letters imply plans to remove the girl. Mother began a search, aiming to secure the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Mamie Hair
T. G. Mathews
Thiz City
Centralia
C. Fr. Roe
Row
Maud
Ag Trainhen
British Engineers Report Favorable to Burma to Southwestern China Rail Route
Two Royal Engineers members, Viewne, dime 20 Likuw, Hon ter and Watts Jones, from Capt. Davies party, arrived by Imtay's Canadian Pacific steamer. They conducted reconnaissance for a proposed railway from Burmah to southwestern China and filed an eminently favorable report. The group had a noteworthy experience in the region to be traversed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viewne
Likuw
Honter
Watts Jones
Davies
Royal Engineers
Burmah
China
Imtay
England
Explorers Left At Yunatee Headwater by Ryder and Moore
Two lieutenants, Ryder and Moore, are left to finish explorations at the headwaters of the Yunatee. They continue the reconnaissance while others pause. The situation suggests ongoing surveying work and cautious advance in difficult terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieuts Ryder
Moore
Headwin Xerg
Yunatee
Bettina Girard’s Daughter Inherits $250,000 Income
Valerie Padelford, Bettina Girard’s child by a prior marriage, is named heiress to a $250,000 fortune by court order. The guardian is Missouri St. Ordway. the funds are held by Land Title & Trust. The case notes Bettina's failed marriage and prior divorce, with income to be delivered to Valerie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valerie Padelford
Philadelphia
Bettina Girard
Valerie
J. W. Priddy
Agale
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