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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
10
A fragmented OCR item lists Thompson Bros and Baby GQ-Carts with stray prices and garbled phrases about prizes, furniture, and a sales pitch. It mentions extension tables and a customer protection claim, with distorted words and unclear context. The readable bits imply a retail catalog or ad and some misread prices and product terms.
Fragmented OCR text discusses dining chairs and related household items. It mentions furniture quality and possible notes on usage or sale. No clear names, places, dates, or prices are readable. The readable portions indicate a catalog-like listing of chairs and related objects.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered names and events including Gow Proiigaatedd fombs, a damaged mention of a horse, Duk 2 sie e sme, HC Wit beed Bod, Pierson Fesubian, Wally Curley, Go gaid south, Traub pe Niece Ghoe, and Lost Gald Witch Round Pennsylvania Pare. Details are unclear but indicate miscellaneous names and street mentions with incomplete phrases and numbers.
A fragmented ad-like message promises improved desk designs and faster service. It hints at cheaper prices and mentions material options while urging interest in “lon del” style products. The text is garbled but suggests a sales pitch for a utility desk with refined design.
Five piece parlor suite valued at 325.00 is offered for 25.00. The ad presents a rare opportunity for buyers to acquire a set at a steep discount, urging quick consideration.
The M G A conference drew about 1500 delegates at noon with Mr Smith absent from the speakers lineup. A scholarly address on the organization’s work followed amid reports of ongoing sessions, prayer, and plans for photo sessions and future proceedings at the state house.
A jumble of employment seeks, sales pitches, and community notices appears. WANTED help in barber trade and errands. sales offers for livestock, milkers, and household goods. music programs and railroad event mentions. several small ads request trades and services. various places cited including St Louis and Columbus with names such as McAfer and P Spencer.
Partial eye catching report describes Panhandle No 4 derailing after signal obscuration, injuring John Gallagher of Xenia and James Moran of Cincinnati while engineer Keck and Chas. Rock jump to safety. The Baltimore & Ohio passenger train following soon after also passes, with crew and passengers shaken. later notices reference local cigar factory workers and Nickel Plate advertisements.
Obscure OCR lines advertise real estate near Monroest Street with six room modern state items and possible payments. Mentions acres and area hints, with partial addresses and unclear terms. The ad is fragmented and difficult to parse but indicates multiple properties for sale or rent.
Fragmentary auction notice lists items including a likely tablet and other goods. The text is garbled with unclear names and details, making full itemization impossible. No clear dates or locations readable.
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