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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1900
Page
7
A fragmented clipping mentions Buligua and Beenea with $9256 amid unclear references to Sante Fa and Avcomint Wettenal. Names like Mike and Timie May appear, with an agent Sue and a tentative sale or transaction noted, though the material is garbled.
The North Star Grocery at S19 N Hansas Ave and S19 W F Garnot, Proprietor. Macecson's jams or Gmp bells jams Heinz’s or War description Bak Goods of any ing powders crackers dried fruits teas coffees spices etc. Gail and examine for yourself Mail orders shipped Brampton?
A garbled OCR fragment presents a jumble of words and names, including references to Geneva, Seerviers, and Dublin like elements, while asking how to spell or decipher the passage. The readable content hints at a test or puzzle about spelling and transcription accuracy.
A garbled report describes union activity and law enforcement action linked to a strike. It mentions leaders and attempted actions to disrupt operations at two Marpiond mines, with references to crimes and investigations. The piece notes unrest and government reaction as workers seek to resume duties.
A fragmented OCR page mentions figures such as Judge Bock and state officials at city meetings, with references to Santa Fe involvement and local governance. It hints at traffic, public notices, and a variety of names, roles, and dates, though the text is highly garbled and disjointed.
A fragmented 20th century crime note recounts a killer’s plan and pursuit, mentioning a villa, a key suspect Gearon, and vague threats. The passage also notes a demand or vow, a punitive act, and a curfew-like warning with money and dates tied to Sante Fe and May.
A brief fragment notes a local treatment phrase about cars and a named Stuart figure and a tablet reference. The readable text is limited and lacks a clear event or outcome to expand into a full report.
The War Department explains the construction of ballrooms in Cambridge and the risk from yellow fever. A board chaired by J. G. C. Lee reviews sites near ports and rail links, urging temporary stares and careful timing before completion to avoid infection.
Fragmented text shows Alaska Republicans forming a convention slate and selecting delegates to the Democratic national convention. Mentions Governor Eretz and light-house demands, with delegates named including William Graer and John G Bebfant among others.
Fragments of a wants and miscellaneous ads section show line items about sale phrases and scarce readable words. The OCR shows garbled text suggesting brief notices or classified ads but lacks complete names places or dates for concrete facts.
A garbled notice appears to reference a sale or event on Tay street near Topek, with mentions of Mulvase street and Senden. Names and details are unclear but indicate a local sale or gathering date. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent facts.
WASTED notices show a rural area listing for general work and chores. Items mention kitchen tasks and small houseware needs. The fragment references a white agent and a Newark connection, with generic call for helpers in exchange for payment.
Fragmented OCR dense with misspellings shows a bustling classifieds page listing rental notices, sales, wanted items, and services. Names, addresses, and partial job notes appear amid garbled lines about carpets, stoves, and livestock, reflecting a busy urban market with miscellaneous requests.
Local notice fragment references a residence issue with a numeric code and a date. Readable details are fragmentary and unclear about entities, actions, or outcomes. The surviving text lacks coherent context to form a clear card.
A garbled proclamation from Topeka declares changes in city governance. The text references the mayor and city authorities, but specifics are unreadable. The document signals official action or transition within the Topeka government.
unreadable OCR text fragment containing mixed letters and names. unable to identify coherent people, places, or events for a proper summary.
Fragmented OCR shows a notice mentioning a public sale or legal action with partial references to a city street, avenue, and a person named Yon, plus scattered terms like Topeka and Punnelie, but the text is indecipherable and incomplete.
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