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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1900
Page
7
A fragmented plea from a G A R post in Chicago urges the return of Confederate flags to Southern veterans. The piece references McKinley era events, wartime wreckage, and ceremonies tied to veteran groups and memorials, noting anticipated congressional authorization and Veterans Day timing.
A jumbled Topeka area classified page fragment lists requests for items and services including wanted items like curtains portieres carpet cleaning and repair, plus numerous rental offers for furnished rooms and houses. It also includes sale notices, lost and found, and loans with scattered street names and personal references.
A dense listing of front lot numbers, blocks, and street references in Mulvane and Chase areas. Repeats of Mulvane Chase front lots, Brent and Bront lines, and several street addresses and tract references.
A fragmented OCR sample lists multiple front lot numbers along LN Street EB Street WEST Street WILLISTON and nearby avenues. It appears as a damaged real estate or street index item with various lot numbers and front lot references, lacking coherent context or dates. The readable fragments hint at property plots tied to streets and a city council mention, but no complete notices or actions are provided.
Topeka, May 22 1700 resolution offered by the mayor and council condemns frontages on Sixth Ward drive Cherokee Street Willow Avenue and many blocks east and west including Lincoln Buchanan and Garfield avenues. Describes parcels by front lots and sides for street widening and sewer access with measurements and boundaries listed along Lane Street and related avenues. Receivers Knowles Wheeler named with official action at the southeast corner of H and Lane extended.
Mayor Charles J. Drew issues proclamation urging citizens to honor heroic dead on Memorial Day May 30 with city offices closed and municipal business suspended. The notice cites Grand Army of the Republic observance and calls for a moment of respect and laying aside regular pursuits.
Sealed bids for auditorium seating will be received until 10 in the morning at which time the committee will open them. Bidders may view seating plans in the room. The committee reserves right to reject any and all bids and will report recommendations to the Commercial Club for action at a special meeting set for Monday evening.
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