Spot Cash Grocery Ad Promises Value and Variety
An old style shop listing promotes Spot Cash Grocery with a wide range of items. It advertises lower prices on staples and brand names, including sugar, crackers, dried fruits,Evaporated raspberries, peaches, lard, ham, bacon, soap, baking powders, biscuits, potatoes, and more. The ad emphasizes quantity and value to attract customers.
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Arbarkle
Cutlee Srevemswerssece
Colfet
Evewee
Fancy Santos Cufteturwe
Enwee
Cmece
California
Commie
Pasey Northern Potatots
Kansas
Burbank
Topeka Flour Sold At Low Prices By Mail Order
Local retailer advertises inexpensive flour in Topeka with a call to compare prices before buying elsewhere. Emphasizes prompt mail order shipping and savings on bulk purchases.
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Topeka
Aguinaldo Paid by Hong Kong Bank in Insurgent Fund Dispute
The Hong Kong Bank paid $200,000 to the Filipino junta in Hong Kong amid claims of $290,000 in insurgent funds deposited by Consul General Wildman. The funds were settled in full to the junta’s representative. Earlier, the junta filed against the bank and the U.S. consul general, alleging improper handling and seeking recovery. The bank has since produced the funds and holds $20,000 more to continue operations.
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Hong Kong
Chiat
Hone Kone
Shanghai
Aguinaldo
Wildman
Starodian
Filiping Junte
Junta
DrwaRet
United States
Colt
Emberrias
Whidmin
Scientists Visit Mexico City Researchers Arrive May First
Dr Rose and Dr Walter Hough of the Smithsonian Institute will arrive in the City of Mexico tomorrow for a study tour. The mission covers ethnology across the republic with focus on economic botany and primitive arts of the region.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Rose
Walter Hough
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
City of
The
Republic
Hess
Hough
Jodlane
Mire Childs Denies Report in Philadelphia Ledger
Mrs Childs stated today to J Carson, Washington correspondent, that a marriage between Mire Childs and Mr George Wohuike was not contemplated. The Ledger published an authoritative denial from Mrs Childs through the Philadelphia office, denying the earlier report.
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Mire Childs
Philadelphia
the Ledger
Marriaz
George Wohuike
Joseph Wherler
Mra Childs
Stad J. Carson
Washington
The
Ledger
Wonderful Testimony Promotes Kidney Remedy in Topeka
A letter praises Morrow's Kid-ne-olds from sorrow Co chemists Noted user claims relief from backache rheumatic pain and kidney issues after three days Use advertised claims of cure and recommend purchase at Switt Holliday drug store Includes name and location of manufacturer Springfeld Ghia with claims of nervousness sleeplessness cure
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Fc Uphuletering
Severiny
Lumbary
Sesatica
Morrow
Sorrow
Switt
Holliday Drug Store
Sorrow & Co, Chemists
Springfeld
Ghia
Erratic Local Bits Scroll Through Topeka News
A garbled collage of names, events, and notes from Topeka and surrounding areas appears. Mentions of Civil War figures, court actions, civic meetings, Elks plans, and real estate talk mix with stray phrases about fishing, hunting, and local clubs as residents and officials move through a chaotic snapshot of community life.
Belhosts Do Not Arrive in Lexington Headline
Belhosts do not arrive in Lexington Kentucky as five Mrs Batty Belmont and Mrs Hall Headley planned a reception. The piece notes absence and social tensions with unclear references to Meri Headley and office supplies mentioned in passing.
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Lexington. Ky
Batty Belmont
Hall. Headley
Meri St Headley
Local social notes from Topeka and nearby towns
Movements and visits fill a page of social life with Mrs Buck in Leavenworth, Miss Dick’s dance in Topeka, and several trips to Chicago Kansas City and Lawrence. Friends and relatives from Atchison Sabetha Seneca and Independence attend gatherings and weddings while students and travelers plan upcoming visits and studies.
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W. S Buck
Leavenworth
Lewis Boyle
Chicago
Holcomb
Endalmilie
Ind
Misa Jearle Stulz
Deave
Sprit Cmgels
Cal
Emes
Fannie Blakesley
Dr. Blakesley
Sis Cruces & Stall Company
William Scranton Leete
Speria
Ve J. Black
B. L. Lewis
Prorence Horn O
Kansas City
Grace Weisss
Dice
Went
Margaret Crane
Otpres
Gamma Phi Thetas
Helen Dick
Wiltz Rodgers
Dick Uy
Topeka
Muss
Elva Mille
Atchison
Topaka
Charles McClintock
Pries
J. W. Fisher
Fisher
Frank Jarrett
Charles Haines
Sabetha
J. E Moon
Wm. H. Thompson
T. Hughes
Isabel Moore
Lawrence
Anna B Shuck
Urbana
E T_ Sim
F. J. Fritch
Fritch
Aiktren
Gussen
Locas
Johnson
May Maxwell
Talk of Castellanes Aona Gould as Charitable as Sister Helen
Paris May 6 Count Castellane has met a sensational paper asserting the Rights of Man. The items mention Aona Gould and compare her charity to that of her sister Helen. The fragment reflects gossip on aristocrats and press intrigue surrounding alleged charitable acts.
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Aona Gould
Helen
Paris
Count Castellane
Rights of Man
Duel and scandal stain Count Castellane amid repairs and charity
The article recounts a disputed duel involving Count Castellane and Comspirster De Roulede witnessed by a friend actress who awaited the outcome. It notes Castellane’s reputation damages assessed at $900 by a jury, ongoing marble palace work in Paris, and Countess Anna Gould Castellane’s charity, generosity, and public sympathy amid a turbulent social life.
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Comspirster Deroulede
Avenue du Bois
Countess de Castellane
Faubourg St. Germain
Ao Courant
Anna” Gould Castelane
Helen Gould
Ealler
LOCKED IN THE ICE NEAR YUKON FLEET STRANDED
Advices from the north report nearly half the Yukon fleet trapped in ice and likely to be destroyed when freshets arrive. Vessels including the Hermangie Alaska Exploration Company ship near Nulate, the Governor Stone above the Tenana, and the Trenton in danger, with several steamers shadowed by current and ice as they attempt to cover freighting and passenger runs between St Michael and Dawson City.
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San Francisco
Yukon
Hermangie Alaska Exploration Company
Nulate
St James Mission
Dawson City
San Francisco Firro
Stonematu
Portland
Tre
Trenton
Chitica
Francisco
Seattle
Seattle-Fukoc Company
Cleap
Rampart City
Proma
Tacoma
Arnold
John Gaya
St Michael
Dawson
Chinese Cheap Labor Strike in Havana
Havana stevedores strike for daily wages of 3.00 dollars. Chinese workers fill gaps amid strikers opposition. Chinese consul seeks protection and protests Havana’s plan to relocate the Chinese quarter. Elsewhere, Henry Chapin’s will probate in St Joseph and anti trust bills signed in Missouri.
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Havana
Ludlow
John G. Davis
Havena
St Joseph
Mich
Henry Chapin
Niles
Bie Chapin
Michigan
Charles
When Danger and Pain of Child-Bearing Pain
A historical notice touts Mother's Friend as a preparation for childbirth. It claims reduced morning sickness and less fear, offering samples from Bradfield Regulator in Georgia for free expert advice on the subject.
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Bradfield
Sfedade Eee Ee Rets
Georgia
North Topeka Daily Happenings In Brief
North Topeka notes list visits by W H Wasson of Roseville and Walter Ogden to Chicago. Miss Theresa Hoyt heads to Oregon for summer. The old rapid transit track on Central avenue is removed and streets graded. Local notices include dental services, shoe bargains, and property sales. A Maltese cat named Jesse seeks return with a $2 reward at 1199 Van Buren. A new People's Church hall on 1008 Kan as Ave hosts opening events and weekly services. Several residents plan moves, and ongoing spring construction includes new seven room house foundations in North Topeka.
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W. H. Wasson
Roseville
Walter Ogden
Chicago
Kansas Avenue
Theresa Hoyt
Oregon
Afl Wands
Mileummer Millinery Goods
Central Avenue
Trumper James Riley
Sixth Cavalry
Ft. Riley
J. B. Tresv
C. B Lyon
D. DS
Kansas Arenas
North Kansas
T. W. Deafenbaugh
George Risen
James Smith
West Laurent
Jesse
van Bureh Street
Charles Heartbury
Munroe Street
William Guskard
Decatur
H. W
Higgins
Princep
Grant School
Iancasa ‘University
Sidney Gardiner
Glen Bryant
Pleasant Hill
Colby
Duluth
E. P. Baker
Lawrence
Topeka
Baker
John Wilt
Wilt
Hame
Rossville
Calvin
Bonewitz
van Buren
Grant Streets
Bonewittz
Yeterday
People’s Church
Kanunas Avenue
Palmer
Joseph Warnock
Valencia
Guy Kiene
Dramatic concert night at Grand Opera House
One of the season’s largest concert audiences is expected at the Grand Opera House tonight as Steindst Cunjos company performs. Most balcony seats are sold. gallery seats remain, with prices noted. The appearance of the company closes the Ladies' Music SBS program in Stix city.
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Grand + Opera House
Ee Ladies’ Music
SBS
Lightning Kills Three Trackmen at Cranberry Summit
A severe thunderstorm near Oakland Cranberry Summit yesterday afternoon struck and killed three Baltimore & Ohio trackmen H. W. Fratley R. Lewis and Hay Lewis brothers. All were married and residents of Oakland.
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Piedmont
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio
Cranberry Summit
Oakland
H. W. Fratley
R. Lewis
Hay Lewis
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Artiven Emanures
Jiboyd
Wheaton
Harry Base
Indias
A. L Hines
Ottawa
Adame Ainece
Cyrus Letan
Frank
Washburn College
Republican Plumbean Club
Fernttun Kansas
Ellsworth
Pirst
Preusecer
Guthrie
Clarence Grogs
le Junta
Andy Ee
South Topeka
Characes
M. Depense
Sim Drag Co
Coronel Alezander Hogeiach
Garfeld Park
Camp Penson
Jef Davis
Sinsue
Quincy Street
Costa Fe
Sears
Shawnee BR. & DL
Story
Lexington
Social and Personal
Carharus
Working Men’s
City Building
7Th
Kansas Avenas
Acerbach & Guettel
Oys
Dius
Seteracyis Furnishings
Jefferson City
Stephens
Parris
Ted
Supceme
Wilkon
Emporia
Santa Fe
Peerless Steam Laundry
North Topeka
FA Rocoe
Gradr Rdsities
Pes Lon Beal
Fev
Ami
Lettos
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