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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1903
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR describes a fatal street incident with references to individuals and places. The garbled text mentions a tragedy near a Studimee area and various names such as Les Keniite and Mabel. The passage implies a violent or fatal event with chaotic details and witness confusion.
A scanned wartime style letter from State guide groups describes communal events and civic duties. It references venues, ceremonies, and local figures while noting goals and dates in a dense, flowing narrative. The text is fragmented and challenging to parse, with many garbled phrases and repeated names.
Cabinet minister Cortelyou takes on expanded responsibilities under President Roosevelt. The vague text references duties tied to the late President Garfield era and signals a focus on public credibility and bureau activities amid administrative changes.
Text shows garbled lines with local place names and phrases. It mentions Tyseley and Thayer, with scattered fragments likely from public notices or columns. No clear events or outcomes are readable.
A mangled OCR passage references lawmakers Campbell Meade Witter and Meade county, mentions a 24 day period and a baton of Uline. Contains scattered names like Benatar Jebrwin and Pappetrish with unclear actions and locations. Reading is obstructed by heavy transcription errors.
Fragmented OCR text references legal notices, weekly papers, and public records involving manufacturers unions and trade actions. Names and dates are unclear. the piece hints at legal notices, deportation references, and civic announcements in a 19th or early 20th century context.
The readable fragments describe an event or notice at a location near Quincy with unclear participants. The language is garbled, offering few concrete facts beyond a tentative mention of a dance evening and a case involving a person nicknamed Ki. The lack of coherent details prevents firmer identification of entities or actions.
A garbled 1920s era clipping notes Oklahoma bachelors seeking wives amid social pressures. The text mentions Wes ters Oldh Noon, Western Oklahoma, and references to marriages, courtship, and economic terms, with fragmented lines about suitors, families, and potential matches.
A Marshall Field store section outlines how staff interactions, telephones, and courtesy drive customer impressions. It emphasizes prompt, courteous responses, precise advertising, and employee rewards for accuracy and initiative to uphold the establishment’s reputation.
An important sale offers 1000 yards of Madras waistings in assorted patterns, with pieces priced at 12 1 2 to 20 cents. Additional items include black mercerized Latine, ladies Swiss ribbed vests, black silk per yard, various remnants with savings, boys hosiery, lace stockings, men's socks, silk Monte Carlos, and spring waists. The sale promises low prices, installment options, and carpet finishing services to be stored for later pickup.
A fragmented excerpt urges setting a good example for others, using knowledge wisely, and valuing prudence in conversation. It stresses humility, careful planning, and applying the Golden Rule in business, with warnings against rushing or half measures and urging thorough effort and approval only when at best.
Assessor Oscar Hischett is announced as head of the city assessors. Fr. Rowett will be chief deputy with deputies Gove, Wager, W. Winison, Gilbert and others assisting. Baker University at Baidein awards three Baker Scholarships to county residents. one valued at 38 dollars for academy or normal departments and a second offering half-year value to the top scorer through year end.
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