Vintage Velour Capes With Velvet Collars for Sale
Readable sections describe various capes including Velour di Nord and Kersey varieties. Items mention prices around 18.00 to 38.00, trims such as antict unt Reo, striped tatten, and tassels, with terms like Beaber Cott and Downie Capes.
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Chinchilla
Jenks Swan
Hayiseey
Freerae
Arid
West
Ana Tinker
Bie
Kersny
Urisin
Wits
Weaver
Dunble Capes
Catalog of fur capes and coats with prices listed
A fragmented sale notice details numerous fur capes and coats with prices such as 250.00 and 150.00, referencing mink, Nord, seal, and satin items. Mentions lengths like 30 inches and various styles, including collars and trim. The OCR text is garbled but conveys a historical furrier advertisement with multiple item entries and price points.
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Ebroftsamy
Rene Bander
Benottel
Ladies jackets in navy and black with modern touches
The West’s best stock offers a wide range of ladies jackets in navy and black, featuring velour trims, satin and rich fabrics, with styles like trimmed pockets, belted waists, and varied sleeves. Prices from $6.98 to $25.00, plus additional coats and accessories on sale.
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Ecook
Cnimete
Asia
Wade
Deabutan
Atlay Martenene
Sthonth
Cath Jechets
Feisteis
Molton
Asd Sa GaSe Bnana Dies Ks AP Bie
Vss
Rma
Feige Moonje Chameleon Lackers
Eair
Fepek
Hlucleaye Rok
Matty Dsud
Ewe
Basle
Jari
Pablo
Railroad Circles Spotlight Kansas Line News
In railroad circles key developments unfold along the Kansas lines. Industry updates highlight company moves and notable personnel shaping operations, with emphasis on infrastructure changes and service adjustments affecting regional rail traffic.
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Railroad News
Kansas
Wreck case and railroad notices in Nebraska court
General notes recount the Nebraska case against George Davis colored for wrecking a Hock Island train near Lincoln. The disaster burned many and injured more. Davis allegedly removed rails on a bridge, the train plunged thirty feet. Also includes shop offices notes, personnel moves, and railroad industry items from Santa Fe and Rock Island in the region.
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State of
Nebraska
George Davis
Beleg Heart
Nebraska District Court
Lekin
Neb
Davis
Union Pacific
Lincoln
Ira
Lewelling Opens Creamery In New Wilton Drive
Ex Governor Lewelling moves his creamery from 120 North Market to 825 West Douglava Avenue. Reporters find him in a white apron serving buttermilk, boasting he makes the best butter from the finest cream, with a daily hard work ethic and friendly welcome.
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Lewelling
North Market Street
Douglava Avenue
Saya
Festerday
The
Eagle
Mr. Lewelling
Alihodeh
Mirkin
Butte
Santa Fe officials tour division amid staff changes in Kansas
The Santa Fe party led by General Superintendent HH U and Chief Engineer James Da Madgs visited the middle division, meeting Dodge City personnel before heading to Topeka. Alfred Parfitt, once a fireman at the Santa Fe round-house in this city, returns to Topeka with family from London to take a new machine shop role. The group plans to join the party at Topake tonight as they continue inspections and staffing moves across divisions.
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J.E. Horley
New Mexico
Las Vegas
The
Santa Fe
Jerusalem
Syria
St “Ws
Cornelius Rickert
Topeka
Meriden
Arkansas City
Souther
John Kelley
Eric Purcell
Manhattan
Yeaterday
A.D. Wright
Tia Sante Fe Hospital Et Oitens
H. Rawson
U. 3 Expires
la Dens
Nooual
Hook Island
Henry Coons
Colocada
Beret
Wichita
George
Alfred Parfitt
London
England
Mr Parfitt
HH. U
Chis
James da Madgs
Dodge City
Charles Dros
Pany Usoin
Topakes
G ‘7Lan
Braccom MeLel
G. Parker
Bad Little Bors and the Reform School Sentences
Two of three white boys aged 10 and 13, burglars of F. Wessen’s grocery on East Fourth Street, faced Judge Hazen. They were found guilty and placed on $100 bond with suspended sentence, awaiting better behavior. Their father wished for reform school, but the judge showed reluctance to send such young children away.
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F. Wessen
East Fourth Street
Fpattoan
Santa Fe
Kune Sae
Spanish engineer arrives for exam in town
A Spanish engineer from New Mexico reaches the city for the required examination for a promotion to engineer. If he passes, he becomes the first Spanish American engineer in the United States, with Mr Albsrri succeeding in the role.
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Mexico
Takoan
Santa Fe
Las Vogan
New Mexico
Albsrri
United States
North Topeka scattered items and local notices
North Topeka items report neighborhood movements including Cromwell visiting relatives in Menoken, H A Hebard planning to settle at 96 Harrison, and a reorganized Old Folks High Five club. Obituary notes list Mrs Forbes of Cheroy dead from scarlet fever and diphtheria. Local businesses advertise groceries and services. Florence Fenton files for divorce claiming assault by James H Peyton at 136 Evelyn Street.
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Wolland
Kansas City
Doe Cromwell
Menoken
Mere
Cramer
Kighley
H. A Hebard
Ligeols
Nel
North Topolis
Harrison Street
N. F. Conkle
Rol Nichols
Dunlap
E P. Baker
Ara
W. D. Lacey
EL C. Bowen
N. FL Conkle
D. J. Hathaway
W. T. Eckert
Marie
N. Keosuevo
Gen J. Graves
Speg
Weat Laurent Street
North Topeka
Bell Phone
Mra Florence & Fenton
Patielon
James H. Peyton
Evelyn Street
Garfield Park
Aeray
Ana
Fenton
Friends In Need Help Reclaims $200 Note From Vanderberg
Miss Ella Overholser, once helped by Dr Francis and under guardian for $200, regains her note after legal aid from local lawyers and Justice of the Peace Guy. Vanderberg, tied to a federal inquiry, returns the note for $10 after denials and negotiations. Property collateral tied to the note may already be disposed of.
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Worthiens
Ella Overholser
P. H. Forbes
Topola
P. J. Vanderberg
Mull
Mids Overholuer
Dr. Francis
Wails
F. J. Vanderberg
Kansas
U States
Miss Overbolser
Miss Overholser
Seo Vanderbelt
Vadderberg
Misa Overbolser
Vanderberg
Justice of the Peace
Mies Overtivlver
Oother Demiusl
Vacderbors
Topeka Market and Inspector Watch Amid Slaughter Claims
A Topeka butcher writes to the Star that hogs and calves are being slaughtered near the market under the inspector’s nose. He hints the inspector should keep his eyes open, offering no concrete instances. Also noted is a militia inspection plan across several towns and a rail speed comparison across European nations.
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Tetal
Topeka
Starx Javawa
Luncheon Lunacy Sparks Kitchen Confession
In a bustling kitchen tale, Tom’s luncheon plan ignites gossip as two girls clash over what really happened. A mistaken dinner, a stolen cake, and a wary confession unfold with playful fear of Lina’s teasing. The scene ends with a tense silence as a girl tries to steer the talk away.
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Tom
Lina
Intorval
Horn Call
Tam
Chay
Tien Greco
Tor
Tran
Lor
Granrlan's
Chicago Pines
Topeka Prison Nightdrama and City Meeting Notes
Fragmented local item recounts an escape themed scene near the city prison with two reporters mocked as umbrella carriers. It mentions Blue Post of North Topeka delegates Dr A A Rout Wo Green Arnon Sheets J M Stein and HM Clime to a Lincoln post hall meeting about a G A Routete encampment during next year's carpentel week. Kate Parisis and Carrie Alexander fined $30 each for fighting officers. outcome pending removal from town. Also an advert invites readers to visit 632 Kansas Ave for Christmas photos to avoid rush.
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Blue Post of
North Topeka
Lincoln Post Hall
A. A. Rout
Wo. Green
Arnon Sheets
J. M. Stein
HM. Clime
G. A
Topeka
Hey
Kate Parisis
Carrie Alexander
Judge Ferry
Juil
Fae
Pritom
Imaginative Youths and a World of Wind in School
A Boston boy 6 shows imagination and compassion, Brigitits daughter writes a weather impression of wind and leaves from a window. A Springfield paper recalls a child’s playful weather observations and a shopkeeper cameo about a book by Morto McMichael. Also notes a Puritan steamer incident at Great Gull Island.
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Babes
Genta
Woburn
Brigititte
Boston
Abe
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Taflene, Moore, Emery & Coy
Kansas City, MO
Capes
Velour du Nord
Bullene, Moore, Emery & Co
Guy Ford
OPERA
Houser
Aaroniows
Tekacs
Meantor
Spooner
Tacoma
Wash
Columbia River
Give Us & Trisl
Peerness Steam
Launap
Haliread
Hugebooim
Younity-Coe
Coapitala
Jorge J. S& Emery
Lawrences
Naminal
National Irrigation Congress
E. ER. Moses
Great Tend
Jan E. Frost
Santa Ife
Serdar
H. F. Smith
CR Hudson
Th Tate
Oskwhcota
Iowa
C. E. Young
M. Atwood
Pasenger
Bir
Mre .I. Penfield
Caicaga
Penfield
Mr Atwood
Ben
Kanaas
G. W. Hume
Rock Island
Bors
Hompson Brothers
Kansas Ave
Quincy St
Friends
Ho Sinrton
Newton
Wellington
Winfield
Howard
Eureka
el Dorado
Marion
Larned
Hutchinson
Moore
Weimar
Germany
Europe
Russia
Jim Wheat
Daler Mophias
City
D. A. Doolittle
My. Wimibridae
Sigvertier
Svennty
Buke
Cambridey
Frigad
Patosi
Gonvels
Jong
le France
Umlaintvie
Gmny
South America
Odin
Miles Lowe
Tuo Algaut Bremen
Sevina
Springfield Repu
J. W. Parks
Mortot McMichael
Foxsel
McMichaal
McMichael
Opi
Mortoh Mo- Michael
Pisiladelphia Record
Ateceter
New Losoos
Conn
Great Gull Ieland
New London
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