The Star Grocery Catalogs a Wide Range of Goods for Sale
A dense, period grocery list includes beverages, cereals, canned fruits, sauces, baking supplies, spices, fresh produce, meats, and household items. Names like Danthee, Laot Coffee, Andersons Pudding, and Kirk's White present alongside generic terms, with prices and packaging implied in a crowded, OCR heavy layout. The text reflects a late 19th or early 20th century general store inventory listing with numerous product names and brands scattered throughout.
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Califorum
Nancy Guldoe
Boot Dirks
Dresulhg
Bolle
Dante
Ayeun
Whaea
Cocos
New York
Tiel Cine Wareon
Zeus Atasky Salman
Visroush
Antersde
Leo
Hilden
Fiat
Merwe White Fist
Hurer
Kirk
Wasi
Heriace Etustet
Bhorta
Raansias
Lars
Cooper Goes to Louisville to Settle Things in Racing
Memphis dispatch details Eddie Bald and Cooper racing plans amid a tense build to a Louisville showdown. Storher Webb and Cooper absent from Thunderbolt as they pursue a decisive clash with bold wagering and potential public attention shaping the upcoming Derby period.
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Cooper
Louisville
Cooper anxious to race at Fountain Pores track meet
Tom Cooper of Detroit arrived at Fountain Pores track along with Steve in good condition and issued a challenge to race the winner of a forthcoming event. He also offered $100 to be on the track, with Andrews and Conners cited in the race setup as potential rivals. Cooper plans another appearance at Louisville before the Detroit meet.
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Cooper
Bald
Louteville
Tom Cooper
Detral
Fountain Pores
Jollay
Seaman
Steve
Coeiditivar
Couper
Andrews
Jorge
Temck
Nald
Conners Bent Ou
Pac Revere
Loutayile
Detroit
Cyclers Go Abroad For Bay Area Olympic Meet
May 7 report notes California cycle racing men plan to invade the Partaiah path with Terrill and Be Terrill heading to the Bay Area event. The St Louis trip and arrivals by air mark the key steps in forming the Sporteman Association officers and the upcoming annual meeting.
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Fivat
Terrill
A. Terrill
Bay
Wetone
St. Louis
Zytrlet
Prister Inter
Mrembner
Washburn beats Ottawa in decisive game highlights pitcher Stricklett
Washburn wins easily behind Stricklett’s strong pitching and timely hitting. Ottawas batters struggle as Washburn’s defense and Vance and Barnett provide key plays. Scoring details and official notes list Stricklett 7 strikeouts and Washburn holding Ottawa to 3 runs.
Fatburg baserall scoreline hides muffled play by Hite and Almied
In a raw recap the Fatburg team lost 2 to 1 to Cincinnati with late sparks from Hite and Almiet as pitchers shut down the rival offense. Philadelphia and Baltimore engagements follow with scattered mentions of regional matchups and wrestling results interjected amid the day’s sports blur.
Hal timores mum gettii by our wild primes
A fragmented sports roundup notes multiple baseball games across cities including Baltimore Boston Washington Cleveland and New York. It mentions attendance figures, pitchers Nichols and Cunpps, hits allowed, and various batter names with scattered obscured details.
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Prhiladett
Voodoo Rds
Taylor
Grady
All Hoyle
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Benton
Nicholy
Senators
Bowton
Nichol Rhr
Mercer and
Farrell
Cleveland
Colt CaGo
Kanwe
Colts
Isa
Leveland
Chicien
Chitin Briges
Dooreed Hooeb
A Ship That Flies Sails 15 Miles From Nashville
An experimental airship near Nashville Tennessee on May 7 completed a 15 mile trip. The navigator reported lifting and descent with a favorable current. The craft circled after emergence from view, landed safely after a brief glide, with no damage and the crew unharmed.
Great Dane Attacks Detective At Maxwell Street
Chicago May 7 Detective James Lyman of Maxwell Street station was confronted by a rabid Great Dane at 41 No Got Myr van Street. The dog frothing at the mouth snapped at Lyman before he could draw. A chair was used to fend it off as clothing was torn.
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Chicago
James Lyman
Maxwell Street
Myr
van Street
Eymun
John Pherges
Theles
Loman
Postum Cereal Grain Coffee Promotes Health Claims
An advertisement extols Postum Cereal from Battle Creek Michigan as a cheaper coffee substitute with mellower taste. It argues Postum benefits digestion and nerves while warning against fraudulent imitations and urging consumers to insist on the original Postum.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Masked mob sparks Randall riot and fire destruction
Citizens weary of racket claim in Randall as a fire wipes out the postoffice bank drug store. Masks found in a ravine raise fear of planned arson at John Knapp s saloon on Fifteenth and Straven Gadgette. Neighbors organized to prevent further strike, amid reports of prosecutions and vigilante concern.
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Leavenworth
John Keapp
Talline
Fifteenth and
Straven
John Knapp
Knapp
Enapi
Bern Choduetine
Cheraken Street
Coffeyville School Superintendent to Perform Clerk Duties
Coffeyville school district plans to cut expenses by assigning the superintendent to serve as clerk in addition to his duties. The board notes the salary covers his annual work and he may report in December without pay. The district faces heavy debt and seeks savings by this reallocation of tasks.
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Coffeyville
Gasoline stove fire destroys multiple downtown buildings
A fire sparked by a gasoline stove upset destroyed the Postoffice, Bank, Drugstore, Fur niture Store and a furniture shop. Several families resided upstairs but there were no fatalities. No insurance. The blaze affected Randall small hewn and surrounding areas southeast of town.
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Jewel Chiy
Randall
Niles
Leavenworth Daily Briefs Across Kansas and Neighbors
Mixed local items report water shutoffs in Leavenworth and a six month pause. a deadly road accident near Great Bend. a fatality at Aransas City. a bank dividend update in Hays City. legal actions in Leavenworth over prohibition and injunctions. Winfield Chautauqua lease news. insect outbreak threatening crops and state entomology input.
Philomathwan-Athenseum Contest Ends In Mixed Results
Last evening at the Heh wehool the Philomathwan-Athenseum contest produced one clear victory for the Philormattieonsly with a 14 4-6 point margin. Judges included Jol Macdesald Hertick of Washburn and T. Ma zen. Representatives of the Phil orethean society listed Wall Karcher Lucy Knowles and Debeter Nabie Partheaniteenaum noted participants. The Nabie Partheaniteenaeum society showcased Max Wardall Ossayist ima Trehin and Sadie Downing. About 1,200 points were tallied in the event.
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Philormattie
Jol Macdesald
Hertick
Washburn Culleen
T. Mazen
Philorethean Society
Orator
Wall Karcher
Fetur
Max Wardall
Ima Trehin
Debeter
Nevion Brown
de- Slaimer
Sadie Downing
Wosie
Among Railroad Men On Santa Fe Line
May 7 report from Arkansas City notes Santa Fe orders stop stock grazing along the right of way after a cow wandered onto the track near Shine and a train halted. Guards drove the animal away. stricter enforcement will ban all stock grazing on the railroad's property across towns along the line. Mexican Central again honors A A Robinson and J R Nickerson.
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Arkansas City
Santa Fe
Rmafiroac
Shine
Clits
WIOCHEMSON NOTES Hints of Rail Plans and Weather Impacts
Notes from Wiochemon report May events in Kansas and nearby towns. conversations mention air travel, train conductors, a bride and wedding at the bride's parents in Kansas, and a California trip by a delegate. An accident at Great Bend kills a man struck by a train. Engineers and crews head to New Mexico for surge work. Rock Island planning $15 one way and $10 from Missouri River routes to Colorado mountain resorts, with return fares. Brokers expect little business from single trip tickets.
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California
Taxter
O. Te
Great Bend
Iran
S. G Brightman
New York
Richey Ashton
Wiper Engierr
John ‘Treadway
Doage
Hutchingon
Colorado
Leland
Chicago
Missouri River
Eride Springs
Denver
Hocky Mountain
Lickel
Lft
Railroad Conference Seeks MK and T Representative
Senewick, general attorney for the BK, stated the MK and T will send a representative to a meeting with state railroad commissioners. He could not name the person but said the company will cooperate with the commission on dreishi rates and other matters.
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TN. Senewick
Bk, & Dy
Tr Sedswick
MK. &T
Pennsylvanian line hopes to secure track from ocean to ocean
Tacoma dispatch reports Pennsylvanian company head Janes SieCrea of Pittsburgh claims a significant suit against the old Northern Pacific. A $60,000 judgment tied to J. Montnum Montgomery of Portland is cited as basis. If upheld, foreclosure could shift property to the Pennsylvania line, enabling transcontinental track from Chicago to St. Paul and across the ocean. Colorado excursion rates may drop, with rail passes from Chicago to Colorado popular this summer.
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Minneapolis
Tacoma
Wash
Janes SieCrea
Pittshyre
Penneyieania Company
Pennasylvania Cafirasd
Pittshure
Northern Pacific
J. Ek Mont
Santa Fe Appeals in Supreme Court Over $6010 Damage Judgment
The Santa Fe appeals to the state supreme court from Cowley County district court, seeking reversal of a $6,010 personal damage verdict for Cunningham, a news agent injured when a passenger train collided with his. He sued for $15,000 and won about half, with injuries alleged from the incident on the Santa Fe southern Kansas division.
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Santa Fe
Supreme Court
District Court
Cowley County
Chae Insehich Albers Cunmingham
Cunningham
Santa E
Southern Kansas
Revere
Reduced Rates for National Turnfest in St Louis
The Union Pacific offers one fare for round trip to St Louis for the National Turnfest May 6. Tickets go on sale May 4 and 5 from Kansas, Nebraska, and Colorado points. UP and connections promise fastest times and best accommodations. for details contact aacent shirts, cottars and cuffs laundered to look new by Peeross Steam Laundry at 12 and 14 West 5th Street.
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St Louis
St. Louis
Union Pacific
Pyinta I Kannes
Nebraska
Colonado
Connectionas
Peertoss Steam
Aid
West Sth St
Missouri Takes First in Interstate Oratorical Contest
Missourian Perle D. Decker of Parkeythega wins first honors at the interstate oratorical contest in Columbia Missouri. Chauncey Hill of Colorado University takes second. N Booth of Minnesota earns third. Other competitors include Willan Braver Kansas, Jess Danes Juobe Weailiyed, Edward Plans nette, Ralph Beper Nebraska, Gregory Meredith, Pinkley Wilmington, and judges Walter Mites Leland Stanford, Margaret Winditt Mievant, J Attell.
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Annie’ Iterstate
Riga
Perle D. Decker
Parkeythega
Missouri
Chauncey B. Hill
Colorado University
Lawreneer N.booth
University of Minnesota
Vlae He Auditorition
Walter Mites
Leland Stanford
J. J. Attell
Beate of James Bl Runyon Teunay May TJimen B Foy
Beate Runyon Teunay May TJimen B Foy dies after long illness at Burke Choy Stier hospital. He suffered rheumatic disease and other ailments. Mr. Fuynon was once a reporter for the Chicago Times under Wilebur Storey, later a dramatic critic, and editor for the Chicago Pritrant. He authored plays including Miss Nen and Hearts and Diamond.
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B. Foy
Gtk Eas
Mor
Burke Choy
Hutel
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Feunyon
Chicago Times
Wilebur 1 Storey
Crite
Maonsing Elter
Chi+ ako Pritrant
Mutely
Ceck
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Transin Ie Dine
Brutal Hotel Fight In Chicago Auditorium
Twenty guests at the Auditorium hotel witnessed a brutal outbreak between Gilroy and John Urdu, a bartender, after a May incident in Chicago. Milward Avume, manager of the Audio Ferture theater, acted as peacemaker but was struck in the face. Debates over a debt sparked the melee. Burke Wirner was charged, Gilroy denied the accusation.
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Chicago
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Witnesed
Gilroy
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Thesult
Meverd Thau
Burke Wirner Charwed
Dita
Burke
Gotham's Old Way Lack of Money Hinders Exhibit
New York officials report minimal progress toward establishing New York City's exhibit at the Tennessee Exposition. The Tennessee commission cites funding and interest shortfalls, threatening to drop plans if support does not improve.
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New York
New York City
Protecting the Herons in Venegiela Guardianship
An obscure notice reports government action in Venegiela targeting Herons and their supporters. It states deputies will penalize harming the birds and condemns recent poaching deemed harmful. The piece frames Herons as useful for vermin control and local ecological balance, urging protective measures.
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Venegiela
Drostritien Heat Ue Soisors Shifts in Chicago Chicas
May 7 report from Chicago notes Drostritien of the Heat Ue Soisors in a feet epee event with unclear details. Mention of Charles Wil ayllk Wagia driver and other garbled lines reference a wagon, health, and a church or street scene amid warm weather conditions.
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Chicago
Charles Wil
Ayllk Wagia
Malasuras
Atrest
Rene Ly
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