Pleasant Pridey afternoon host by Mrs Veale
Mrs George W Veale entertained about twenty five guests at her home on Pridey afternoon a three course luncheon followed. Local social notes mention visits from Mise Zella Robinson of Columbus O to Topeka and various club meetings and gatherings including the Shakespeare club and the Hyperion club dancing party at Hudson’s ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Bt Sweet
Miss Sweet
Mary Sweet
Topeka Avenue
Honitom
Smater Honiton
Gracefus
Turk
Mra
Dindn
Eure M. Noble
Ar « Haminate
J. J. Shallabatget
Jonathan Thomas
Sam Davidson
W. L. Never
Walter Noble
Pussy Lakin
Dmiyrth Davis
Ivah Devise
Idiss Maul Bates
Atos Overmyer
Helen Walker
Mica Celeste Netjix
Mize Anna Nelita
Misa Josephine Sheliaberger
Mim Morte Hobinson
George W. Veale
Cora Delahay
Kansas City
Delahay
Rome
Mise Zella Robinson
Columbus
Topeka
Mise Seontiva
Cadeeae
Smyser
Pen Vania
A. Ashbrook
Raneas City
Low
Exmporia
Mary Godferd
St _louis
Shakespeare Club
B T. Lewis
Washington
Prank P. MacLennan
Mac Lapnin
George Veale
Padeagorshe
Saar
D. D
Fred Ssr
F. Deniers
Leavenworthy
Creeke
Stra
Ha Ranndy
Mra Harrison Morgan
Mise Fe Waters
Hyperion Club
Hudson's Ball Bra
S.A
Mile End
Mra Miller
Sarah Kline
Rave
Bloomingtoi
EO Patrick
Hostom
Tofees
Pleesant Hour Club
Charles Adame
Charles H Peck
Chicago
Tepekes
Harry Donaldson
Washburn College
Sire-Chamberlain
Wallace
Galveston
Tez
Commos Club
Guy
Lane Street
Mrs. Chamberlain
Market price list for textiles and comforts
A dated price list shows fabric and textile item names with unit prices and quantities. Items include Fresced Cotton Blankets, Extra Fleeced Cotton, Heavy wool blankets, Oxi4 weight notes, All Wool Scarlet and White blankets, Grey Wool, Factory Made Comforts, Homemade Yarn Tacked Comforts, and extra size options with various price points.
Shoes sale includes Misses and Children’s footwear in quick closeout
Local ad lists missy Dongola and Kangaroo calf shoes priced from $1.35 to $3.50, with sizes and styles across Misses Boys and Men. It notes W. L. Douglas Co. as sole agent, union made, and nationwide price points of $3.00 to $3.50 for men’s pairs, all guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aydsgropw
Extention
W. L. Douglass & Co. Union
Hoffman Seeks New Party Amid Tax Reform Call
B Hoffman of Enterprise advocates a new party in a public statement urging national renewal and progressive taxation to fund public works. He proposes a single tax on wealth and aims to draw broader support. Annex to the Wiley notes extensive alterations at the Manspeaker house, including a 16th and Harrison Street annex and dining room expansion to accommodate more guests, ready soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hoffman
Enterprise
City and
Dickinson
Hoffman
Wiley
16Th and
Harrison Sta
Michigan Potato Spoilage Hits Farmers Hard
A heavy crop spoilage due to persistent rains in Michigan devastates potato fields, with losses estimated near 1,000,000 dollars and a broader national impact suggested by figures approaching 21,000,000. Farmers brace for market disruption and ongoing recovery efforts.
Four personal crisis reports in a day in Chicago
Chicago reports reveal four personal crises, including suicide and attempted murder, all recorded yesterday. Elmer G. Hart, a wealthy coal dealer of 4 Dearhors avenue, shot himself and died instantly. a note cited fear of living in misery. George A. Birch, 28, a saloon keeper, died by carbolic poisoning. Minnie Muska, 73, feeble-minded, hanged herself after long trouble. Anton Stucken shot, wounding his wife amid domestic strife. Anton Carthhane wounded in a shooting incident. Weeky Bank Statement notes associated figures and deposits in New York.
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Chicago
Elmer G. Hart
Dearhors Avenue
Hare
Harx
Germania Club
Covenant Lodge
Chicago Turngermeine
Water color and pastel exhibit opens Thursday evening
At Unity churen ava a Thursday from 2 until 10 30 pm Miss Huth EK Welch will hold an art exhibit of water color and pastel works. The display aims to attract art lovers and those seeking dainty novelties. Invitations extend to Mrs. Gro W Cranes Mrs re Wadsworth Mrs Margaret Wiggin Frank Davis and Mrs E Junior Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Churen
Ava
Einessay
Huth EK. Welch
Fou
Contany
Gro. W. Cranes
Re ‘Wadsworth
Margaret Wiggin
Frank Davia
E. Junior Bennett
Leavenworth Commercial Club Meeting Planned
A committee appointed to attend the Leavenworth Commercial Club meeting on Tuesday November 27 includes Wilder Coburn Frost Jermon Leal Poptice and Phimeni. They aim to advance their cause at the session and plan to attend in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Commercial Club
Leavenworth
Ward Wilder
F. D. Coburn
Frost
Jermon
le G. Leal
F. C. Poptice
H. M. Phimenibera
Leavenworth Commercial Club
Graves Robbed in Michigan Cemetery Heists
Kalamazoo officers received details of a grave robbery in Newaygo County where nine graves were opened and bodies removed. The theft occurred over three weeks with the sexton discovering the acts yesterday. Authorities identify victims including Charette Eldredge, Bertie Creston, Don Creston, and Henry Knowles, noting the wrong body was targeted in the intrusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
Newaygo County
Henry Hed
Charette Eldredge
Ant Don
Bertie Creston
Tnire
Henry Knowles
Bryant Not The Man In Burglary Arrests
William Bryant and Mrs Samuel Prank were arrested on burglary charges. Officers believed Bryant implicated in a break in at Metaler’s on Clay Street. Women witnesses described the man they saw, but nine men at the scene said Bryant was not the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bryant
Mra
Samuel
Bryant
Metaler
Clay
Favorable bulletin on the car's health and emperor's condition
A late bulletin from St. Petersburg reports the emperor's health improving with continued peaceful sleep. The Nov 17 update notes a stable temperature and a favorable general state, while sources from Lividia confirm the monarch's condition is described as satisfactory despite lingering concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Caar
Lividia
Porto Rico Sugar Company Formed in New Jersey
The Porto Rico Sugar Company filed articles of incorporation in Elizabeth, Union County, New Jersey, with a capital stock of 1.4 million dollars. The preferred and common stock structures are noted, with Arthur W. Hicks and W. Staal among initial officers. The $1,600,000 capstone appears in the filing in New York dated November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Geuth Porto Rico Sugar Company
Elisabeth
Union County
Arthur W. Hicks
W. Staal
Don’t throw away a good woman’s able shoe
Misspelled and damaged OCR text fragment mentions footwear and injury. The readable bits suggest a misread saying about not discarding a usable shoe and a reference to small wounds. The core meaning is unclear and names or dates are absent.
Homestekers Excursions on tour to Arkansas trip
Readable fragments indicate a planned excursion by Homestekers to Arkansas with ticket details and destination notes. The text also references Arizona New Mexico and Texas connections, with unclear pricing and itinerary elements. The article fragment preserves names and places but lacks complete facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestekers
Tuketa
Arkansas
Arigona
Guia
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Optra
Bours
Charles Frohman
David Belasco
Zaza
Innes
Grand Opera
Baisneeco
Hoyt
Liaw and
J.C. Elliott
Kansas Ave
Volos
Wilfred Clarke
Lin
Oxford
Comforts
Queensware
NEW Party
Elgin Or Waltham
P. W. Swearingen’s
Kansas Avenue
Michigan
Seca
Gavitt
Suisse Eumes
Bet St Omar
Hostetters
the Man
Porto Rico
S. M. Rohring
Little Coon
Jasper Black
Wiese
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