The Model Supply Store Advertises Wide Grocery Bargains
A dense, fragmented OCR listing from The Model Supply Store in Almont advertises a vast selection of groceries and Household items with prices per unit. It mentions Arbuckle's coffee, various canned goods, baking powders, extracts, flours, soaps, breakfast foods, and winter staples, alongside a Topeka millinery sale and jewelry offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almont
Arbuckle
Soest Catiferaia
Java
Hume Shoe Tobacco
Stetar
Churge
Perth
Battle Ax Tobacco
Hawaiian Band Tour Amid Political Turmoil and New Government
A Honolulu program notes the Rayal Hawaiian band, once loyal to the fallen monarchy, facing ban on cyborg concerts after the regime change. Led by Lilinokalaal the forty four Hawasilank and forty bakmare performers refused oath to the new government, choosing to tour globally to prove Hawaii’s intelligent citizenry. American advance agent Mr. Whitehouse lambasts the current regime as tyranny, while the band, educated and English-speaking, plans a Europe tour after a San Francisco arrival last May. The article also advertises Grand shows and local theater, with Primrose & West praised as top organizers.
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Xewe
Mawati
Yopokala
Rayal
Liligokalan
Tsa
Ly Islands
Mr. Whitehouse
United States
Hawaii
America
Dam
Pht
San Francisco
Europe
Topeka snippets mix of news and scattered items
A jittery Topeka row of brief items covers weather, school counts, local names, misprints, and social notes. It mentions 113 teachers, pensions checks, a burglary trial date, park interest, and various random vignettes from city life and local figures.
PULL A DRINKING CLUB FACES LIQUOR CHARGE
A man known as Chris Smith ran a club at 45223 Kansas avenue where liquor was sold. The arrest stemmed from a family dispute involving his son in law Lewis, who testified after a falling out. The case, delayed until police court next Monday afternoon, centers on alleged illegal liquor sales and witness statements.
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Topeka
Topeks
Jobo H. Mullvane
Ninth Street
Bloemare
Nev
Smith
Acoor
Houser
Everett Wright
Cholar
Joe Waters
Sam Radges
Woman's Progressive Political League
Comsuelo Vanderbilt
State Hoote Dome
East Teath
Cherla
Stvich
Mme
Chris Smith
Kansas Avenue
Stair
Lewis
Mosday
Lew
Tall Club
Topeks Avenue
Second Street
Queenware and textiles sale items with wide ranges
An old newspaper classified lists numerous sale items including dinnerware lithes quenchers and decorated water sets at various prices. It also advertises textiles such as dames stockings towels blankets and robes along with horse blankets and assorted fabrics. Readable names and prices are scattered through the damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eich
Rockford
Henrieues
Hardware and groceries sale listing with discounts
A dense catalog of household goods and foods offered at cut prices. Carpentry tools like Disston saws and forks, knives, stoves, coal, and hats mix with clothing bargains including overcoats, suits, shirts, and undergarments. Meat, dairy, canned goods, pickles, preserves, and various groceries fill the rest.
Bridge project plans and bids fall into place
County commissioners move to advertise for bids on a new bridge, with plans on file and a potential December start. Traffic provisions, crossing arrangements during construction, and possible street car bridge changes are discussed. A pending proposal from a street railway company was rejected, keeping the old bridge and paving a path for pier piles and shifting the existing span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saye
Trafic
Gestelemorthe
Cary
Ales
Little County
Ehough
Hughes
Exsy Bayieas House
Park Improvement Proposal By Wilder For Topeka City
Edward Wilder and committee urge Topeka council to adopt Professor Worrall's park plans at the foot of Kansas Avenue. They propose a river retaining wall 159 feet from the bank to narrow the channel, create a promenade, and extend the park toward Rocksland tracks if property is purchased. Wilder favors a western river bank extension with wild plantings and decorative spots, balancing access with sacrifice of trees and grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heck Island Heidze
Edward Wilder
Topewa Municipal Feagas
Kansas Avenue
J. E. Bowman
Howel Jones
Professor Worrall
Alex Wilder
Tula
Plata
Proclamation Sets Thanksgiving Day Observance
Governor Morrill releases a proclamation designating November 24 as a day of thanksgiving and praise to Almighty God, urging suspension of labor, attendance at worship, and honoring the giver of all good. He notes abundant crops, peace, and charity, urging help for the poor and unfortunate in observance.
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Morrill
Thad
Unitd
Munyon Cure Promotes Quick Rheumatism Relief
A testimonial from Sarah Smith of Pinwhile, Peanys, states Munyon’s Rheumatism Cure cured her chronic pain after other remedies failed. The ad touts a broad line of Munyon remedies for various ailments and invites readers to write for free medical advice from Professor Munyon at 1005 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah FL Smith
Pinwhile
Barks County
Peanys
Haan
Munyon
Manyen
Tna
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Amy Digoasa
Women Fear Testifying Meet Court as Robbery Case Unfolds
Police Captain Gardiner explains the escape of suspects in a home robbery at D. H. Forbes residence. He cites women avoiding the witness stand and notes two colored men were captured and questioned, but released after witnesses could not provide full descriptions. The incident, tied to local businesses and a separate coal seizure, headlines a troubling public safety moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paties Court
Gardiner
D. H. Forbes
A. Barnes
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Trey
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Jackson St. Rs
Bowie
Morris
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George WM. Seward
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Pople
Kitzey Diaz
Peartity
Pararwerth
Ploquer Coal Co
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