The Star Grocery Promises Low Prices on Wide Stock
The Star Grocery proclaims savings for customers with large stock and prices below wholesale. Advertised items include lemons, potatoes, coffee, sugar, syrups, canned fruits, baking powders, oats, beans, spices, teas, crackers, meats, and lard, highlighting substantial variety and daily price savings.
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Picus Arm & Hammer Soda
Lion
Wilon
Ohio
Kansas City
Price's
Divorce Suit Ends With Custody to Grandparents
A district court proceeding followed a contentious divorce bid by W J Brooks against Mary Brooks. The judge denied custody to either parent, awarding care of Magie age 10 and May age 7 to the grandparents. Jurisdiction noted the mothers criminal history and prior sentences.
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Muuch
District Court
W. J. Brooks
Mary Brooke
Hazen
Magdie
Little May
Brooks
Meg
Robe Rose
State Penitentiary
Caldwell
Haeze
Pens
Editor William Pope Faces Damages Suit
Editor William Pope of the colored paper the Call sues Mrs Mosier for $100 damages claiming she forced his printer to quit by seizing type and driving workers from the office on February 4. Justice Gay ruled for the defendant and awarded costs to Pope, who appeals.
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Pope
William Pope
Call
The
Justice Gay
A Pointer For Business Men Circular Distribution Notice
A business circular stresses the importance of distribution and printer proficiency. It asserts the printer’s modern methods and artistic type styles can greatly improve impact and invites readers to see demonstrations. Exther Phone.
Cyclone talk predicts big crops for Kansas
A Topeka lawyer tied to a local law firm predicts a banner crop year for Kansas. He links recent cyclones in Reno and Harvey counties to increased rainfall and prosperity, claiming wind storms bring needed rain and that this year will be notably prosperous.
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Topeka
Tow
Reno
Harvey Counties
Kansas
Kansan
Boil Down All the Clothing Ads in Tomorrow's Journal
The excerpt contemplates reducing the many clothing advertisements in Tomorrow's Journal to their core facts. It notes the vast variety claimed by sellers and predicts outcomes of decluttering stock histories and venerable catalogues.
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Biddison
Vey Biddison
Ley
State Senate
St Marys
We Don’t Need To Magnify Our Stock Em Emphasis
The note states we should not magnify stock or qualities, simply emphasize Em. It reads as a concise directive on branding or marketing emphasis without adding details. No further context is provided.
Weather Eye on Us Energizing Honest Quality Declare
A fragment urges readers to judge by quality and reputation rather than price quotes. It condemns students imitating ad styles and calls for honest prices and public approval as the business goal. The text underscores integrity and steady value in commerce.
Divorce Asked For In One Year Marriage
Ernest Dann applies for legal separation from Eda H. Dann after less than a year of marriage. Petition withdrawn at once. attorney declines comment. Dann, known locally as Ernest, resides at 932 Kansas Avenue. District news notes include Kittie Dolman ill, Metropolitan club event May 28, sewer work with Potwin, Davidson visiting Emporia normal school, hiigh school terraces, and Sumner school debris cleanup.
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Everett Acres
Fred ©. Blake
Arnold Dauber
Edwin C. Fox
Percy Hammon
Andrew Merek
Thomas Martin
Draper T. Schoonover
Misses Flossie Beeton
Olivia Bischoff
Lalla E Biske
Helen D. Buckmaster
Clara Day
Julia Dedham
Emma Dennis
Magda Harper
Nancy Harper
Estella Harding
Fanny Sedley
Nora Wasson
Ada Taylor
Lillian Valentine
Daisy Hunter
Clara Lindamood
Lulu McKee
Agnes McGurnaghan
Lee Redden
Edith L. Ort
Edith Roscom
Jessie Shellabarger
Plecea
Ernest Dann
George E. Dann
Ernest” Dann
Eda H. Dann
Dann
G. Larimer
Mr. Dann
Kansas Avenue
Kittie Dolman
Quincy
Metropolitan Club
Colored Society
Metropolitan Hall
Potwin
Davidson
Emporia
H. Ford
Chanute
Bowen
Fort Scott
Ena
Sumner
Beekman
Cowley County
Eee
Washburn College
Wild Flowers Ahead of Time and Topeka Society Meeting
The Topeka Philosophical Society discussed local wild flowers led by H. Bo Smyth noting spring blooms are about eight days ahead of average. May 22 includes a microscopic exhibition with Frank Patrick T Jennings De L M Powell and Prof F H Ayers. Also Lowman League Anniversary events at Lowman chapel with sunrise service.
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F. H. Ayers
Equal Suffragists to Audit Women's Tax Ownership in Kansas
The Kansas Equal Suffrage association will tabulate women’s property holdings and valuations through county clerks and tax records. Auxiliaries will mail tax contribution sheets titled Taxation without Representation In the State of Kansas to collect name, town, county, real estate, and personal property data.
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Kansas Equal Suffrage Association
Kansas
Indies
Hawaiian blue book shows 89,999 population and big American capital
The Hawaii annual blue book reports 89,999 residents with 54,000 natives and 15,800 Chinese. American capital in sugar firms totals 18.5 million of 23 million overall, with 25 million in other ventures from a total 86 million. Public debt stands at 5.42 million, lands assets 7.59 million.
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Wasnsatox
Hawaiian~ Legation
Annua
Hawaii
Biae
United States
Employers and workers unite for wage increase in iron trade
May 9 Pirresons Pa reports the Amalgamated Association of Tin Trades Workers and the Merchant Bar Iron Manufacturers national body have formed a pact to secure higher wages and fair competition against Pittsburg mill operatives. An accord with Valley Iron Manufacturers aims to push a 10 percent wage uplift if local mills match. A six mile strike proximity underscores mounting labor pressure.
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Pirresons
Amacumated Association of ‘Tin
Travo Wed Sive Workers
Merchant Bar Iron Manufacturers
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Amalgamated Association
Valley Iron Manufacturers
Merchant Bar Trend Association
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Jersey
Sones Pants
Hermsdorf
Se Hermsdorf
Tan Hall Ee
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Saibri
TOS
Auerbach & Guettel
Sright
Topeka High School
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Frank Curry
Celia Bogisod
Margaret C. Hill
Mame Hunter
Helen Schenck
J. Clarke Swayze
Horace G. Swayze
Macie Westerfield
Elle M. Bradford
May Downing
Will Nuzum
Tom Corwin
Clivorce
Johnson
Lowman League
Epworth League of
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General League
Israel
Spain
Paris
Figaro
Russia
France
Germany
Leuinville
Harris
Louisville
Old Soldier
Ean
Kansas Grand Army
G.A. BR
Harrison
Manhattan
Peerless Steam Laundry
Peorleaa Steam la
Brassman
Police Department
C D. Brassmen
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DaccaTea
W. 2. Hurd
Holton Sod
J. J. Kernes
Governi Morrill
Strate Journal
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